Panasonic ES2211, Руководство по эксплуатации

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• Bikini (see fig. 10)
It is recommended for proper shave
to use the pop-up trimmer, sliding
the pop-up trimmer switch up to
make the trimmer pop up to shave
extra long hair.
Cleaning
(After every shaving, you should
clean it.)
Press the outer foil frame release but-
tons to remove the outer foil frame
(see fig. 2). Rinse the inner blade with
the switch on under running water or
in a basin, and rinse the outer foil
separately (see fig. 5).
DO NOT USE BOILED WATER.
Next, switch the shaver off, close the
outer foil frame and dry it gently. After
the shaving head is dry, place the pro-
tective cap.
Replacing shaving head
Components
It is recommended that you replace
the outer foil at least every year and
the inner blade at least every two
years to maintain your shaver’s cut-
ting performance.
Replacing the outer foil
Press the outer foil frame release but-
tons to remove the outer foil frame (see
fig. 2)
Then, squeeze the front and the back
side of the foil frame and lift up one
of the two knobs on the outer foil (see
fig. 3).
Inserting the new outer foil
Slip the foil into the frame and guide
the plastic edges onto the hooks in
the foil frame until it clicks into place.
Replacing the inner blade
(see fig. 4)
Squeeze the outer foil frame release
buttons and lift the outer foil frame up-
ward to remove it. Remove the inner
blade by grasping it firmly at both
ends and pulling straight away from
the shaver. To insert the new inner
blade, hold the blade at both ends
and press downward until it snaps
into place.
How to remove the built-in
rechargeable battery
before disposal of shaver
The battery in this shaver is not in-
tended to be replaced by consumers.
However, the battery may be re-
placed at an authorized service
center. The procedure described be-
low is intended only for removal of the
rechargeable battery for the purpose
of proper disposal.
WARNING:
Do not attempt to replace the bat-
tery for the purpose of reusing the
shaver. This could result in the risk
of fire or electric shock.
1. Remove four screws (a). (see fig.
11)
2. Remove two screws (b). (see fig.
12)
3. Pull the housing (c) out of the end
cap (d). (see fig. 13)
4. Remove two screws (e) inside of
the end cap and pull the battery.
(see fig. 14)
5. Using a flat screwdriver (f), and
insert into the space (g) to remove
the battery. (see fig. 15)
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