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Small Animals:
A little trimming will really enhance a dog’s appearance. Carefully
begin trimming the legs and feet according to the style desired. The
legs may be trimmed while your animal is sitting on a table with
the leg in your hand or while the animal is standing. Trimming with
the grain (or lay) of the hair will give a slightly longer cut. Be careful
when trimmin around joints and projections.
Continue by trimming around the muzzle, chin and ears. Hold your
dog’s muzzle with your free hand and trim around the face and
chin.
To trim the ears, lay the ear in the palm of your hand. Trim from
the top of the ear downward, clipping the outside of the ear first,
and then the inside. Hold the ear with your free hand and scissor
the sides.
Large Animals:
Begin trimming the legs by starting at the fetlock or pastern,
trimming and lightly bending upward. Turn the trimmer upside
down and trim from the knee down to the hairline where you
blended the fetlock or pastern.
For and ideal appearance, you will want to completely trim any
white leg markings going against the grain of the hair growth. If a
horse has a white marking on one pastern and the remaining legs
do not have markings, it is not necessary to clip the pastern of the
unmarked legs. To trim your animal’s face, place the trimmer at the
bottom of the jaw line and trim up the chin. Stop at the jowl so that
the jowl hair will remain longer to give the head some depth.
White face markings can be trimmed clean to the head for a sharp,
sleek look. You’ll be surprised how much nicer the horse will look
when the star or blaze is trimmed.
Carefully trim the hair around the nose, mouth, and chin to enhance
the appearance of the horse. Next trim down the center of the bridle
path, being careful not to extend into the forelock.
Trimming a horse’s ears can sometimes be tricky, as horses to
SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
For Household Use Only
BATTERY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Remove battery cover from trimmer by push-
ing in and back on the plastic door in the direc-
tion of the arrow.
2. Insert two AA batteries as indicated by molded
outline in trimmer.
IMPORTANT: Be sure to insert the negative (-)
end of each battery first, so that it depresses the spring at the bot-
tom of the battery compartment. Then slide the positive (+) end into
position. Do not allow the negative terminal clips to bend and cut the
casing of the batteries.
Lithium or alkaline batteries may be used with your Wahl trimmer.
Lithium batteries will provide the longest operating time before
battery replacement is needed. Trimmer should run approximately
three hours on alkaline batteries.
3. Replace battery cover to its original position.
4. Move switch to “ON” position to use.
5. To maximize battery life, trimmer should be shut “OFF”
immediately after using.
6. To replace batteries, complete Step 1, remove batteries one at a
time.
TROUBLESHOOTING
If your trimmer fails to operate when switched “ON,” check your
batteries to see if they are properly installed. Positive end (center
post) should be located as shown in battery housing. Make sure the
switch is in the “ON” position and check to be sure blades are free to
move. If blades become clogged with debris, manually pushing the
blades back and forth a few times while unit is turned “OFF” may help
free the blades and allow the trimmer to operate. If it still does not
operate, your batteries have probably exceeded their useful life. To
maximize battery life, replace all batteries at the same time.
CARING FOR YOUR TRIMMER
OILING BLADES
For best results, use Wahl Clipper Oil on the blades only when
necessary, or approximately once a month. Motor bearings are
permanently lubricated—do not attempt to oil.
When oiling your trimmer, turn the trimmer “ON - I,” hold the unit
with the blades facing DOWN and squeeze three drops across the
front of the blade and one drop on each side on the heel of the
blade. Wipe off excess oil with soft cloth.
NOTICE—DO NOT OVER OIL!
Excessive oiling or application of
liquids will cause damage if allowed
to seep back into motor.
BLADE CARE
Trimmer blades have precision-hardened, ground and lapped
cutting teeth. Blades should be handled carefully and never
bumped or used to cut dirty or abrasive material. Clean with the
included brush.
Heads should be removed from the trimmer prior to rinsing in water.
After rinsing, allow the heads to air dry completely before reattaching
to the trimmer body. The trimmer body should always be kept away
from water to maximize the life of the motor, battery, and control
components.
CLEANING/STORAGE
Before storing your trimmer, use the cleaning brush to whisk
any loose hairs from the unit and the blades. Store unit in such a
manner so that blades are protected from damage.
When the trimmer is not in use, the trimmer blade guard
attachment should be in place to protect the blades.
This appliance should be stored in a manner where it is not
subjected to Crushing, Heating above 100°C (212°F), or
Incineration.
SHARPENING
Trimmer blades have precision-ground cutting teeth. Blades should
be handled carefully and never bumped. To keep blades sharp, cut
only clean hair and avoid cutting into dirt or abrasive particles.
Blades should be sharpened or changed in sets only.
New replacement blades may be acquired from a Wahl Authorized
Service Center.
For products purchased outside of the United States,
please contact your distributor.
Wahl Clipper Corporation • Attn: Repair Department
3001 Locust Street • Sterling, IL 61081
Telephone: (815) 767-9245
5 or 6-Position Guide makes achieving a consistent
trim easy, every time. The guide can be removed (providing an
additional cutting position) and reattached without changing the
preset cutting length, so once you have found the perfect length,
there’s no guesswork in achieving it every trim. The trimming
guide is a two-piece assembly, consisting of a base and a comb.
It should not be disassembled. To attach the guide, simply slide
it on at a slight angle and press the release tab down to secure
in position. To remove the guide, gently push up on the release
tab and slide the assembly away from the trimmer. Adjust the
trimming length by pressing on the thumb lever and moving the
comb forward or backward to the desired setting.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
WAHL ANIMAL TRIMMER
Grooming Preparation
The Wahl Animal Trimmer features three trimming guides to
trim and style your animal. For identification purposes, the
short-cut attachement has one bar (I) marking on the front of the
attachement while the medium-cut attachment has two bars (II)
and the bar (III) marking is the long cut.
Operating Instructions for
Cordless Battery Trimmer
How To Attach Trimming Guides
To attach the trimming guides to the unit, insert one side of the
trimming guide on the front of the blades and push the other side
back until both sides are locked into position.
To remove trimming guide, pull away from side to release
attachment from trimmer.
CAUTION: Make certain that the guide
is securely in place on the blades before
operating unit. The two small plastic tabs
inside the guide should be OVER the blade
and locked in the blade groove as shown in
illustration.
This trimmer offers an easy way to trim
around eyes, ears, and legs without shaving hair completely off.
After selecting the length and trimming guide desired, begin
trimming your animal
Where to Begin:
Begin by bathing your animal to remove any dirt. Clean hair will not
dull blades. Rinse well and allow the coat to dry completely. Comb
through the coat to remove any tangles and make tirmming as easy
as possible.
This trimmer is intended for use in trimming and touch-ups. For
complete clipping jobs of body hair, you will need a more powerful
clipper.
WAHL CLIPPER CORPORATION
World Headquarters
P.O. Box 578 • Sterling, Illinois 61081
Phone (800) 767-9245
© 2018 Wahl Clipper Corporation
Part No. 1001690 v.2018.01
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1-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
Valid in U.S.A. Only
If your Wahl product fails to operate satisfactorily within one
(1) year from the date of original purchase or receipt as a gift,
Wahl will, at our option, repair or replace it and return it to you
FREE OF CHARGE. Do not return this product to store where
purchased. Products needing repair under this warranty should
be returned with postage prepaid to:
Wahl Clipper Corp.
Attn: Repair Department
3001 Locust Street
Sterling, Illinois 61081
Include a note describing the defect and the date of original
purchase or receipt as a gift (if in warranty). Products out of
warranty will be repaired at our standard repair charges.
This warranty is void and no repair or replacement will be made
under this warranty or otherwise if: (1) The product is modified
in any manner or repaired by anyone other than Wahl Clipper
Corporation or Wahl authorized service center. (2) The product
has been used commercially or subjected to unreasonable use.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may
also have other rights which may vary from state to state. No
other written express warranty is given. Any implied warranty,
including any warranty of merchantability which may arise from
purchase or use, is limited to the year period provided in this
express warranty. Some states may not allow such limitation,
so it may not apply to you. No responsibility is assumed for
incidental or consequential damages of any type, or for the use
of unauthorized attachments. Some states may not allow the
exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so
the limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. Outside U.S.A.,
check with store for Wahl authorized distributor’s warranty.
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SERVICE AND REPAIR
If you have problems with your trimmer, send it prepaid
with a note explaining the problem to:
Wahl Clipper Corporation
Attn: Repair Department
3001 Locust Street
Sterling, IL 61081
Telephone (800) 767-9245
For products purchased outside the United States, contact your distributor.
not tolerate the noise well. The secret to trimming ears is to get in
and out as quickly as possible. Hold the tip of the ear between two
fingers. Begin at the point and rim down toward the horse’s head.
You’ll find that the ear leather can be turned almost inside out. Then
place the back of the ear in the cup of the hand and squeeze the ear
leather so the outer edges touch. Trim the hair that extends beyond
edges.
To thin the hair on the tail and mane, hold your trimmer upside
down with the blades pointed in toward the hair. Then lightly,
starting at the top of the hair and stroking downward in a combing
type manner, remove just a little hair at one time.
Touch Up Trimmer
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