Washable Cleaning; Battery Removal - Remington HC6550 Instructions Manual

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• The mesh panel is hinged and can be swung open when the chamber is
removed from the clipper.
• Ensure the mesh panel is dry before re-using the clipper.
• We recommend oiling the blades after cleaning with a little sewing machine
oil.

, WASHABLE CLEANING

, NOTE: Only the blades on this clipper and the mesh panel of the vacuum
chamber can be washed under running water.
• To remove the blades ensure the unit is off. Grab underneath the blade with
your thumb and push the top of the blade away from the clipper.
• Use enough force to move the blade off the retaining snaps and rotate the
blade off the bottom tab. Pull the blade away from the clipper.
• To reattach once the blades are cleaned and dry, align the bottom of the
blade with the bottom blade housing tab and push down onto the retaining
snaps until the blade clicks into place.
• Do not run the entire unit under the tap, only the blade set is meant to be
submerged in water.
• Place a few drops of cutter or sewing machine oil onto the blades. Wipe off
excess oil.

BATTERY REMOVAL

• The battery must be removed from the appliance before it is scrapped.
• The appliance must be disconnected from the supply mains when removing
the battery.
• Ensure the clipper is discharged of all power.
• Remove vacuum chamber and blade.
• Using a small screwdriver, remove 3 screws top of clipper where the vacuum
chamber was.
• Using a small screwdriver, remove 2 screws bottom of unit near the back
(plug end).
• Pry the top housing starting from the back (plug end). There are snaps
helping to hold down the housing at the side grips on both sides. Once the
snaps are disengaged then rotate housing up this will allow the panel to be
removed off the latches near the front (blade end).
• The PCB and batteries are located underneath this panel.
• Cut or break the wire stamps on the both end of the batteries and remove
the batteries.
• The battery is to be disposed of safely.
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