After Each Use; Every Six Months - Remington HC5200 Mode D'emploi

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, SHORT TAPERED STYLES – "FLAT TOPS" & SHORT CUTS
• Starting with the longest guide comb attached (24 - 42mm), cut from the back
of the neck to the crown. Hold the guide comb flat against the head and slowly
move the clipper through the hair.
• Use the same procedure from the lower side to the upper side of the head. Then
cut the hair against the direction in which it grows and level with the sides.
• To give a "flat top" look, the hair on top of the head must be cut over the top of a
flat comb.
• Use a closer guide comb to taper the hair down to the neckline as desired.
C CARE FOR YOUR HAIRCLIPPER
Your clipper is fitted with high quality blades. To ensure long lasting performance
of your clipper, clean the blades and unit regularly. Always keep the attachment
guide comb on the trimmer blade.

, AFTER EACH USE

• Ensure the clipper is switched off and disconnected from the mains before
cleaning.
• Brush the accumulated hair from the blades. Do not submerge the clipper in
water.
• To clean unit, wipe with damp cloth and dry immediately.

, EVERY SIX MONTHS

• At regular intervals the blade set should be removed and cleaned.
• Remove the 2 screws retaining the fixed blade with a screwdriver. Do not
remove blade set.
• Brush out hairs from between the blades with soft cleaning brush. Do not
remove the lubricating grease from the blades. It is not necessary to remove the
small moving blade from the unit.
• If the moving blade has been removed this can be re-fitted by slotting the
coated blade holder over the pin in the centre of the interior product head. The
groove on the coated blade, just below the teeth, rests on a metal plate at the
opposite side to the screw holes. The fixed blade is fitted with the raised profile
pointing outwards and fixed with the 2 screws.
• Note that if the blades are not correctly aligned then cutting efficiency will be
impaired.
• Place a few drops of cutter or sewing machine oil onto the blades. Wipe off
excess oil.
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