4
5
2.
Plug the Power Adapter into a
230V/50Hz AC outlet.
3.
Switch the clipper ON and begin
trimming.
4.
When finished, switch the clipper OFF
and unplug.
• Cordless
1.
Charge the clipper according to
directions.
2.
Remove the clipper from the Charging
Stand.
3.
Switch the clipper ON and begin
trimming.
NOTE: If the battery has completely run out,
you can return to corded trimming. Connect
the Power Adapter cord plug to the clipper
and switch ON. If the clipper does not start
immediately when plugged in, switch it OFF.
Wait approximately 1 minute. Switch back
ON and begin trimming.
GUIDE COMB ATTACHMENT
The Guide Comb helps to guide hair to
cutting blades and gives you precise control
of hair lengths. It may be removed if you are:
•
Defining/outlining hair line edges
•
Trimming nape of neck
•
Trimming with a Barber’s comb or fingers
To Remove the Guide Comb:
1. Be certain the clipper is in OFF position.
2.
Gently pull the Guide Comb off the
clipper.
TRIMMING
1.
Be certain the clipper is clean. If the
cutter blades are running slowly or
do not move, they may be dirty and
clogged. Clean the clipper following
MAINTENANCE instructions.
2.
Seat person having hair trimmed in a
position where the top of the head is at
your eye level.
3.
The hair should be clean, well combed,
tangle-free and dry.
4. Use the clipper with the Guide Comb.
5.
Set the desired cutting length by turning
the bottom adjustment wheel.
6.
Hold the clipper firmly but in a
comfortable grip.
•
If you are not used to clipping hair, begin
with a higher setting and then reduce the
setting to avoid cutting more hair than
desired.
7.
Start at the sides of the head. Move the
clipper up slowly against direction of hair,
lifting it up and outward through hair,
cutting a small amount at a time.
8.
In between, shake or blow off the hair
from the clipper. If too much hair is
caught in the Guide Comb, remove and
clean it.
9.
Regularly comb the hair in the style
desired during trimming.
Trimming without the Guide Comb
When using the clipper without the Guide
Comb, use a slow, smooth motion to prevent
trimming off more hair than desired.
Trimming with the Barber’s Comb
To cut longer hair, hold it up with the barber’s
comb and cut it with the scissors or with
clipper (the Guide Comb must be removed
from the clipper).
Trimming with the Thinning Guide
The Thinning Guide is a device that allows
you to thin a chosen part of the hair rather
than trim it all at the same length. By rotating
the Turning Wheel for actuating the thinning
guide a metallic blocker will come forward
and block a number of teeth of the clipper.
So that when you cut hair with the Thinning
Guide, some of the hair gets between the
teeth of the clipper and is cut, but most of the
hair falls in the gaps between the teeth and
is not cut. This allows some of the hairs to be
cut short and other hairs to remain at the full
length of the style. With some of the hairs cut
short, this thins out the hair.
1. Remove the Guide Comb.
2.
To actuate the Thinning Guide, rotate the
Turning Wheel to “I
ı
I
ı
I“.
3.
Lift hair with the Barber’s Comb or
fingers to desired length and cut hair with
the clipper.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
(fig. 2)
•
It is advised to clean the trimmer after
each use.
•
Turn off the appliance and remove the
plug from the wall socket.
•
Remove the Guide Comb.
•
Pull out the razor head by pushing it
slowly backwards (fig. A).
•
Remove hairs from the razor blades and
from holes in the appliance through the
cleaning brush.
•
Apply 1-2 drops of the lubrication oil on
the cutter system (fig. B).
•
The house of the appliance can be
cleaned with a damp cloth. Be sure no
water
•
Is leaking into the appliance. Don’t ever
immerse the appliance into fluids (fig. C).
•
The Guide comb can be cleaned by
rinsing them with warm water.
•
Dry all parts before placing them back on
the appliance.
STORAGE
•
Save the appliance in a dry dust free
space when not using it for longer time.
DISPOSAL
Protect the environment
These hair clippers contain two permanently
in-built Ni-MH rechargeable batteries.
Do not dispose of the batteries or the device
with normal household refuse, contact your
local council to find out about environmentally
friendly and proper disposal of the device(as
electrical scrap) observe the applicable local
and national disposal regulations with regard
to separation of materials, waste collection
and recycling centre.
The packaging is wholly composed of
environmentally friendly materials that can be
disposed of at a local recycling centre
The following parts should be disposed of
separately
1. Motor, metal parts, circuit board
2. Mains adapter
3. Plastic parts
4. Rechargeable batteries
REMOVING THE BATTERIES
Caution!
Do not short-circuit the removed
batteries, they could become very hot if
they still hold charge. Dismantle the device
in the manner shown below to prepare it
for environmentally compatible disposal
disconnect the lead from the hair clippers
before dismantling.
1.
Fully discharge the batteries by switching
on the hair clippers unless the motor
stops.
2.
Remove the cutter head from the device
by pressing it off downwards.
3.
Unscrew the two screws on the back
of the device using a small Phillips
screwdriver.
4.
Unscrew the two screws near the drive
shaft using a small Phillips screwdriver
5.
Remove the two grip panels, one
from each side using a flat-headed
screwdriver may help in doing this.
6.
Pull the cutter head frame off the device
to do this the two plastic release buttons
must first be disengaged internally which
allows the cutter head frame to be pulled
downwards.
7.
The two adjustment wheels can now be
easily slipped off upwards.
Separate the two halves of the housing
the drive module with the batteries is
now easily removed.
8.
Cut all the wires using pliers, the
rechargeable batteries can now be
removed and taken to a suitable
collection point for disposal.
Recycling
This product bears the selective sorting
symbol for waste electrical and electronic
equipment (WEEE).
This means that this product must be
handled pursuant to European Directive
2002/96/EC in order to be recycled or
dismantled to minimize its impact on the
environment.
For further information, please contact your
local or regional authorities.
Electronic products not included in the
selective sorting process are potentially
dangerous for the environment and human
heath due to the presence of hazardous
substances.
Service centre
If the product doesn‘t function properly,
please contact your dealer or an authorised
service centre.
SPECIFICATION:
Power: 230V • 50Hz • 6W
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