Safety precautions
Follow these instructions.
To prevent accidents, injuries or damage to
property, please follow the instructions below.
■ The following chart indicates the
degree of damage caused by
improper operation.
WARNING
Indicates potential
hazard that could
result in serious
injury or death.
CAUTION
Indicates potential
hazard that could
result in minor injury
or property damage.
WARNING
►Preventing accidents
• Do not place within reach of
children or infants. Do not let them
use it.
-
Putting parts or accessories in the
mouth may cause an accident or injury.
CAUTION
►
Preventing damage to teeth and gums
•
Do not use the appliance with
toothpaste that contains a high
abrasive content, such as toothpaste
for removing tar or for whitening.
•
Do not apply the brush rmly
against teeth or gums, or use it
continuously against the same spot.
• Do not apply the plastic part of the
main body or head to teeth.
• Do not let anyone who cannot
operate the appliance by
themselves use it.
•
People with low sensitivity in their
mouth should not use the appliance.
- Doing so may cause injury or
damage to teeth and gums.
•
People who may have periodontal
disease, or concerned about
symptoms within their mouth
should consult a dentist before use.
- Failure to do so may cause injury or
damage to teeth and gums.
• Do not use the appliance for any
purpose other than cleaning your
teeth.
- Doing so may cause an accident or
injury.
►Note the following precautions
• Do not share with your family or
other people.
- Doing so may result in infection or
inammation.
Important information
• Whenyourstbeginusingthe
appliance, you may experience slight
bleeding of the gums even though your
gums may be healthy. This is because
your gums are receiving stimulation by
theapplianceforthersttime.The
bleeding should stop after one or two
weeks of use.
- Bleeding that persists for more than
two weeks may be indication of an
abnormal condition of your gums,
such as periodontal disease. In this
case, stop using the appliance and
consult your dentist.
Parts identication
(Fig. 1)
A Head
B Multi-t brush
1 Protective cap
C Extra-ne brush
1 Protective cap
How to use
1
Mount the head to the main body
until it clicks.
2
Mount the brush to the head.
▪Apply a small amount of toothpaste.
3
Place the brush in your mouth.
▪To avoid splashing of toothpaste, put
the head in your mouth before turning
the power on.
4
Turn on the power.
▪Whenrstusingthisappliance,some
people may experience a tickling or
tingling sensation caused by the
sonic vibrations. The sensation
should subside after you use the
brush several more times.
5
Turn off the main body when you
have nished brushing.
▪Turn off the main body before
removing it from your mouth to
prevent saliva from splashing.
Note
•
The use time after a full charge is as
follows.
ER-CBL1: 110 minutes
ER-CBN1: 70 minutes
(Use time may vary depending on
ambient temperature and use conditions.)
Quick charge (ER‑CBL1 only)
Even though the battery runs out, you can
use for 5 minutes after 3-minute charge.
(This will differ depending on usage.)
Removing and mounting
the head (Fig. 2)
•
Make sure that the main body is turned off.
Remove the head while pushing the
head release button (a).
▪Stand the head when it is removed.
Mount the head to the main body until
it clicks.
Removing and
mounting the brush
Rotate the head and align the marks
and pull to remove the brush. (Fig. 3‑
1
)
▪
Pulling the brush while it is fastened
may damage the head or the main body.
▪When toothpaste gets hard and makes
itdifculttoremovethehead,putitin
water or warm water for a while and
then remove.
Align the mark on the brush with the
mark on the head and rotate it in the
direction of the arrow to mount the
brush. (Fig. 3‑2)
▪Inserting the brush without aligning the
mark on the brush with the mark on the
head may damage the brush or brush
shaft (b).
Note
• The brush should be replaced with a
new one every 3 months or so due to
hygiene reasons, even if its shape is
unchanged.
Never use the toothbrush head with
damaged bristles. Replace before
using.
Brushing
Brush your teeth by moving the main
body by hand.
• Choose the brush head depending on
use and area.
Multi-t brush
When you want to make your teeth
front surface and biting surface clean.
•
You cannot brush the periodontal pocket.
Extra-ne brush
When you want to brush mainly the
periodontal pockets or between the
teeth and gums.
• You can also brush the teeth front
surface and the biting surface.
►Example brushing sequence (Fig. 4)
Divide your teeth into 4 parts (upper and
lower, left and right), and brush one part
in order such as “1 front of the teeth”,
“2 biting plane of the teeth”, and “3
back of the teeth” spending 30 seconds.
Repeat this same procedure for the other
3 areas.
By brushing the above 4 parts for 30
seconds each (about 2 minutes), you can
evenly brush your teeth without missing
any spots in your mouth.
►Front surface and the biting surface
of teeth (Fig. 5‑1)
• Apply the brush head at a 90° angle.
►Periodontal pocket and the
boundary between the teeth and
gums (Fig. 5‑2)
• Usetheextra-nebrush.
• Place the brush head at a 45° angle.
Operating Instructions
(Household use)
Toothbrush Head
Model No.
ER-CTB1
90°
45°
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