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IMPORTANT: The power plug contains a
transformer. Do not cut o the power plug
to replace it with another plug, as this will
cause a hazardous condition.
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Introduction
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General description (Fig.1)
1 Cutting element
2 Vacuum system
3 Length settings
4 Zoom wheel
5 On/o button
6 Battery status indicator
7 Pouch
8 Cleaning sponge
9 Small plug
10 Power plug
11 Precision trimmer
12 Detail comb L (5mm/3/16in)
13 Detail comb M (3mm/1/8in)
14 Beard and stubble comb
Not shown: cleaning brush
Display
Battery status indications
- When the battery is almost empty,
the battery charge indicator ashes
orange (Fig. 2).
- When the product is charging, the
battery charge indicator ashes white
(Fig. 3).
- When the battery is fully charged, the
battery charge indicator lights up white
continuously (Fig. 4).
Note: The lights switch o automatically
after 30 minutes.
Hair length indications
The selected hair length setting will light
up on the front of the handle when you
select the desired length setting with the
zoom wheel (Fig. 5).
Charging
Charging takes approx. 1 hour. Charge the
product before you use it for the rst time
and when the display indicates that the
battery is almost empty.
- Charging, recharging, or using the
product at temperatures below 40°F
(4,5°C) or higher than 95°F (35°C)
adversely aects lifespan of the battery.
- If the product is subjected to a major
change in temperature, pressure or
humidity, let the product acclimatize for
30 minutes before using.
1 Make sure the product is switched o.
2 Put the small plug in the product and
put the power plug in the wall outlet
(Fig. 6).
3 After charging, remove the power plug
from the wall outlet and pull the small
plug out of the product.
When the product is fully charged, it has a
cordless operating time of up to 80 minutes.
Note: An adapter plug may be necessary
for cord usage in some foreign countries.
Use an attachment plug adapter of the
proper conguration for power outlet.
Using the product
Always check the product before you
use it. Do not use the product if it is
damaged, as this may cause injury.
Always replace a damaged part with one
of the original type.
Note: This product can be used without
cord or directly from the power outlet.
Note: Switch o and clean the product
after each use.
- Use this product for its intended
household use as described in this
manual.
- For hygienic reasons, the product
should only be used by one person.
- Trimming is easier when the skin and
hair are dry.
Switching the product on and o
Press the on/o button once to switch the
product on or o (Fig. 7).
Trimming with comb
Note: When you trim for the rst time, start
at the highest length setting to familiarize
yourself with the product.
- You can use the beard and stubble
comb attached to the cutting element to
groom your beard and moustache in your
preferred style. For the beard and stubble
comb, you can turn the zoom wheel to
choose from 20 length settings ranging
from 0.5mm to 10mm/1/32in to 13/32in in
steps of 0.5mm/1/32in (Fig. 5).
- You can use the precision trimmer with
a detail comb attached for precision
trimming of your sideburns, moustache
or beard (Fig. 17).
Note: Switch o and clean the product
after each use.
1 Attach the detail comb (Fig. 16) or the
beard and stubble comb onto the
product (Fig. 8).
2 Switch on the product.
3 To trim most eectively, move the
product against the hair growth
direction (Fig. 9). Make sure that the
surface of the comb always stays in
contact with the skin.
Trimming without comb
- You can use the product without beard
and stubble comb to trim hair close to
the skin or to contour the neckline and
sideburns. To trim hair close to the skin,
place the at side of the trimming head
against your skin and make strokes in
the desired direction (Fig. 11).
- For contouring hold the trimming head
perpendicular to the skin and move the
trimming head upwards or downwards
with gentle pressure (Fig. 12).
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