Panasonic ES-LV95 Mode D'emploi page 19

Problem
The mode does not start.
Cleaning liquid has
accumulated in the
cleaning tray.
The cleaning liquid unit
cannot be removed.
Action
Check that the AC adaptor is
connected to the self‑cleaning
recharger, and that the recharger
is plugged in to a household
outlet. (See page 11.)
Confirm that the shaver is
properly attached to the self‑
cleaning recharger.
(See page 11.)
The Clean or Dry operation may
not function under extreme low
temperatures (approx. 0 °C
(32 °F) or lower).
Check if the STATUS lamp glows.
(See page 21.)
Remove any waste, etc. that has
accumulated in the drain at the
bottom of the cleaning tray.
(See page 18.)
If you use the self‑cleaning
recharger when the shaver is wet
or when soap or shaving gel is on
the shaver, cleaning liquid may
accumulate in the cleaning tray.
Place the self‑cleaning recharger
on a hard, flat surface.
When the self‑cleaning recharger
is lifted, or on the soft surface
such as carpets, the lock release
lever will not fit in the recharger
properly. In that case, the cleaning
liquid unit cannot be removed.
Problem
Makes a loud sound.
The shaver cannot be
charged.
The blades are not dry or
are sticky.
The blades crack or
deform during cleaning.
Action
During cleaning:
The self‑cleaning recharger
makes a loud sound due to the
cleaning of the blades.
After cleaning:
The self‑cleaning recharger
makes a loud sound due to the
removal of water droplets in
order to speed drying.
The sound after cleaning is
different from the sound during
cleaning. The water level has
dropped and it is removing water
droplets from the blades after
cleaning. This does not indicate a
problem.
Gently wipe the main body rear
terminals and the charging
terminals of the self‑cleaning
recharger with a cloth or tissue
dampened with water.
The blades may not dry quickly
due to temperature conditions.
Run the "Dry/Charge" mode again
or wipe with a soft cloth before
shaving.
Do not insert any foreign objects
into the recharger.
Replace the system outer foil and/
or inner blades. (See page 17.)
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