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Battery maintenance
To maintain the maximum capacity of
the rechargeable battery, unplug the
charging unit and discharge the handle
by regular use at least every 6 months.
Using the toothbrush
Please use following steps to explain
to your child how to operate the tooth-
brush properly:
• Put a small amount of toothpaste on
the brush head. (We recommend
kids’ toothpaste.)
• First guide the brush head to the
teeth; then turn on the handle by
pressing the on/off switch (B) (see
picture 2).
• Start with the lower teeth: Slowly
guide the brush head from tooth to
tooth; first the outsides, then the
insides, finally the chewing surfaces
(see picture 3). Do not press too hard
or scrub, simply let the brush do all
the work.
• After two minutes of operation, an
incorporated timer signals by a short
stutter the end of the professionally
recommended brushing time.
• Turn off the handle by pressing the
on/off switch while the brush head is
still in the mouth.
The brush head is provided with a row
of blue INDICATOR
®
bristles (3a)
helping you to monitor brush head
replacement need. With proper
brushing twice a day for two minutes,
the colour will fade halfway in a
3-month period (3b), provided tooth-
paste is used. If bristles begin to splay
before the colour starts to recede, this
indicates that your child exerts too
much pressure on teeth and gums (3c).
Replacement brush head:
Oral-B Stages Power (EB10)
Available at your retailer or at an
Oral-B Braun Service Centre.
Cleaning
After use, rinse the brush head under
running water with the handle
switched on. Then switch off and take
off the brush head. Rinse both parts
separately under running water. Wipe
them dry before putting the handle
back on the charging unit. From time
to time, also clean the charging unit
with a damp cloth (see picture 4).
Subject to change without notice.
Product contains batteries and/
or recyclable electric waste. For
environment protection do not
dispose in household waste, but
for recycling take to electric waste
collection points provided in your
country.
Warranty
(for Australia/New Zealand only)
We grant a 24 Month Warranty on this
appliance commencing on the date of
purchase.
Our goods come with guarantees that
cannot be excluded under the
Australian Consumer Law. You are
entitled to a replacement or refund for
a major failure and compensation for
any other reasonably foreseeable loss
or damage. You are also entitled to
have the goods repaired or replaced if
the goods fail to be of acceptable
quality and the failure does not amount
to a major failure. Our goods also come
with our limited warranty (described in
your product pack) in addition to your
rights under law. This statement is to
be read with and forms part of our
limited warranty. To claim under our
limited warranty follow the directions
contained in your product pack; you
will bear any costs of returning your
product to us.
This warranty applies in all States
and Territories of Australia and
in New Zealand and is in addition
to any mandatory statutory
obligations imposed on
Procter & Gamble Australia Pty Ltd
or Procter & Gamble Distributing
New Zealand Ltd., its distributors
and its manufacturers.
This express warranty does not
purport to exclude, restrict or
modify any such mandatory
statutory obligations.
This warranty only covers defects in
the appliance resulting from faults in
workmanship or materials. Therefore, if
your appliance becomes faulty as
a result of faults in workmanship or
materials, it will be either exchanged by
your retailer, or repaired/exchanged by
our Service Agent, on presentation
of proof of purchase.
This warranty only applies to domestic
or household use of this appliance and
the warranty will only apply if the
correct operating instructions as set
out in this manual have been followed.
The warranty on any appliance
replaced under this warranty ends on
the expiry of the warranty period that
applied to the original purchase of
appliance.
This warranty does not cover:
A. Damage arising from improper use
or operation on incorrect voltages.
B. Breakages to replacement parts
(e.g. brush heads, shaver foils,
glass jars, etc.).
C. Normal wear due to moving parts.
D. Repairs undertaken by
unauthorised service personnel or
use of non genuine parts.
E. Appliances that are outside the
warranty period or are not faulty.
F. Any failure to provide facilities for
repair or spare parts more than
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