Note: Make sure the comb slides into the
grooves on both sides of the trimmer.
3 Switch on the product.
4 Move the comb over the eyebrow from
the outer tip of the eyebrow towards the
base of the nose (against the direction of
hair growth) (Fig. 10).
5 Clean thoroughly after each use (see
'Cleaning').
Trimming ear hair
Make sure your outer ear channels are
clean and free from wax.
Note: Remove eyebrow combs before
trimming nose or ear hair. (Fig. 11)
1 Switch on the product.
2 Slowly move the trimming head along
the rim of the ear to remove hairs that
stick out beyond the rim.
Do not insert the trimming head more than
13/64
in, 5
mm into your ear channel, as this
could damage the eardrum.
1 Carefully insert the trimming head into
the outer ear channel.
2 Slowly turn the trimming head around to
remove all unwanted hairs from your
outer ear channel (Fig. 12).
Tip: The rotary trimmer can also be used
to trim hairs in the outer ear channel.
3 Clean thoroughly after each use (see
'Cleaning').
Trimming nose hair
Make sure both the product and nasal
passages are clean before trimming. Dried
nasal mucus can block the cutting element,
preventing the product from turning on.
Note: Remove eyebrow combs before
trimming nose or ear hair. (Fig. 11)
1 Switch on the product.
2 Slowly move the trimming head along
the rim of the nostril to remove hairs that
stick out beyond the rim.
3 Carefully insert the trimming head into
one of your nostrils.
Do not insert the trimming head more
than 13/64
in, 5
mm into your nostrils.
4 Slowly move the trimming head around
inside each nostril, making sure the side
of the trimmer is held firmly against the
skin (Fig. 13). This will reduce the tickling
effect that can occur.
Tip: The rotary trimmer attachment can
also be used to trim hairs in the nostrils.
5 Clean thoroughly after each use (see
'Cleaning').
You can also trim your neck hair using the
trimming. Pull skin taut with one hand and
place the trimming head gently on the skin.
Move the trimming head slowly over the
skin against the direction of hair growth
making sure the trimming head is in
complete contact with the skin.
Clean the trimming head thoroughly after
each use.
Cleaning
Cleaning the trimming head
Do not immerse the motor unit in water or
any other liquid, or rinse it under the tap.
Never use scouring pads, abrasive cleaning
agents or aggressive liquids such as
gasoline or acetone to clean the product or
any attachments or accessories.
Do not tap on the cutting elements.
Do not use any sharp objects to clean the
cutting elements.
Clean the trimming head immediately after
use and when a lot of hair or dirt has
accumulated on the cutting elements.
1 Use the cleaning brush to remove any
excess hair from the cutting element.
(Fig. 14)
2 Rinse the cutting element of the
trimming head with hot water.
3 Switch on the product and rinse the
cutting element and trimming head again
(Fig. 15) to remove any remaining hairs.
Then switch off the product again.
Tip: If rinsing the trimming head under
the tap is not sufficient, immerse the
