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turn clipper on for a few moments, turn off and unplug.
Loosen screws slightly and adjust. Tighten the screws after
blade is aligned.
Oil
- To maintain your clipper in peak condition, the blades should be
oiled every few haircuts.
- Do not use hair oil, grease oil mixed with kerosene or any solvent,
as the solvent will evaporate and leave the thick oil which may slow
down the blades motion.
- Add a few drops of oil to the blades, turn clipper on for a few
moments, turn off and unplug. Wipe off any excess oil.
Blade lever
-The lever is conveniently located near your thumb (if you’re right-
handed) so it can readily be adjusted while the clipper is in your
hand.
-The lever adds versatility to your clipper by allowing you to
gradually change the closeness of your cut without an attachment
comb.
-When the lever is in the uppermost position, the blades will give
you the closest cut and -leave the hair very short. Pushing the lever
downward gradually increases the cutting length. See Picture 3
(page 2).
-In its lowest position, the lever will leave the hair approximately the
same length as the #1 comb.
-The lever will also extend the use of your blades since a different
cutting edge is used in each setting. In addition, if extremely heavy
hair cutting has jammed the blades, it will help you remove hair that
has become wedged between the two blades without removing the
blades.
-While the clipper is running, rapidly move the lever from “close
cut” to “longer cut“ a couple of times. Doing this each time after you
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