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Lithium Ion Trimmer
TROUBLESHOOTING
If your Trimmer does not seem to take a charge, check the following before returning
it for repair:
1. Check outlet to make sure it is working by plugging in another appliance.
2. Make sure the outlet simply is not connected to a light switch which turns the
power at the outlet off when lights are turned off.
3. Be sure the trimmer is properly connected to the recharging transformer, all
connections are secure and the switch on the trimmer is turned “OFF - 0.”
4. If your electricity is connected to a master power switch, we suggest the
trimmer be disconnected from the charger anytime the master switch is off.
Leaving the unit plugged into a dead outlet or an unplugged charger will drain
the battery.
5. If trimmer does not run and it is completely charged, turn the unit “ON - I”
and pinch or push the blades manually. (Oil may have dried out between the
blades, so they may be temporarily stuck together.)
CARING FOR YOUR TRIMMER
OILING BLADES
For best results, put one or two drops of Wahl Clipper Oil on
the blades only when necessary, or approximately once a month. Motor
bearings are permanently lubricated—do not attempt to oil.
When oiling your trimmer, turn the trimmer “ON - I,” hold the unit with
the blades facing DOWN and squeeze one or two drops of oil onto the
blades. Wipe off excess oil with soft cloth.
NOTICE—DO NOT OVER OIL!
Excessive oiling or application of liquids will cause damage if allowed to
seep back into motor.
BLADE CARE
Trimmer blades have precision-hardened, ground and lapped cutting
teeth. Blades should be handled carefully and never bumped or used to
cut dirty or abrasive material. Never rinse the blades with water, or the
blades may rust. Clean with the included brush.
CLEANING/STORAGE
Before storing your trimmer, use the cleaning brush to whisk any loose
hairs from the unit and the blades. For units with a soft-touch grip, use a
