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f If the cutting performance deteriorates after long
use despite regular cleaning and oiling, the blade
set should be replaced.
Changing the blade set
Warning! Injuries and material damage due to
incorrect handling.
f Switch off the appliance before changing the
blade set.
1. Switch off the appliance using the on/off switch (Fig. 3ⓑ).
2. Slide the blade set off the housing in the direction of the
arrow (Fig. 6ⓐ). Remove the blade set.
3. Replace the blade set by hooking it into the housing and
pressing it down until it clicks into position (Fig. 6ⓑ).
Problem elimination
Blade set is cutting badly.
Blade set is pulling hair out.
Battery life is too short.
Cause: Blade set is dirty.
f Clean and oil the blade set (Fig. 7/8).
Cause: Blade set is worn out.
f Replace the blade set (Fig. 6).
Skin injury
Cause: Too much pressure on the skin.
f Less pressure on the skin.
Cause: Cutting angle is too high.
f Hold appliance more flatly to the skin.
Charging indicator light does not light up.
Cause: The appliance must be switched off for charging.
f Check whether the appliance is switched off. (Fig. 3ⓑ).
Cause: Charging contacts are dirty.
f Clean the charging contacts on the appliance and on the
charging stand.
Cause: Defective power supply.
f Make sure that there is a faultless contact between the
plug-in transformer and the socket. Check the mains cable
for possible damage.
f Check the power supply.
Disposal
Handle with care! Environmental damage in the
case of incorrect disposal.
f Discharge batteries prior to disposal!
f Correct disposal will ensure environmental protec-
tion and prevent any potentially harmful impact on
people or the environment.
Adhere to the relevant legal requirements when disposing of
the appliance.
Information on the disposal of electrical and electronic
appliances in the European Community:
Within the European Community, national regulations
are specified for the disposal of electrical appliances,
based on EU Waste Electrical and Electronic Equip-
ment Directive 2002/96/EC (WEEE). In accordance
with this, the appliance can no longer be disposed of
with the local or domestic waste.
The appliance will be accepted free of charge by local
collection points or recycling centres.
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