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Description
a
Irrigator nozzle
b
Nozzle switch
c
Nozzle compartment
d
Nozzle release button
e
On/off switch
f
Water pressure control dial
g
Handle switch (water stop and go)
h
Irrigator handle
i
Water container (600 ml)
j
Cord storage
k
Wall holder
Specifications
For voltage specifications please refer to the
bottom of the unit.
Note: Content may vary based on model
purchased.
Using the irrigator
Your Oral-B Water Flosser Advanced Countertop
System comes with a convenient wall holder. It can be
mounted easily using the attached items (picture 1).
Before using for the first time, fill the water
container (i) and allow the water to run through
completely by holding the irrigator handle (h) over
a sink.
1. Attach one of the irrigator nozzles (a) to the
handle until it locks into place (picture 2). Fill the
water container with lukewarm water.
If you want to add mouthwash into the water,
please make sure you fill the water container
with lukewarm water first, then add the
mouthwash.
2. Turn on the irrigator by pressing the on/off
switch (e) (picture 3). (When doing so, the
handle switch should be in the lower position =
water stop).
3. Select the water pressure with the pressure
control dial (f) (1 = gentle, 5 = strong) (picture 4).
We recommend that you start with setting 1,
especially if your gums tend to bleed or if
children are using the irrigator.
4. Bend over a sink and guide the nozzle to your
teeth and gums. Slide the handle switch (g) up
to start the water stream (picture 5). Keep your
mouth slightly open to allow the water to run
into the sink.
You can choose between two different nozzle
functions by sliding the nozzle switch (b) down or
up (before doing so, turn off the water stream by
sliding the handle switch down):
Rotating stream for general cleaning and gum
massage (nozzle switch in lower position): The
rotation of the water stream and its micro-bubbles
are designed for easy penetration and gentle gum
massage (picture 7).
5
Single stream (nozzle switch in upper position):
The straight water stream is designed for targeted
cleaning (picture 8).
Maximal operation time: 15 minutes
Cooling off time: 2 hours
In general, we recommend to replace the irrigator
nozzle every 3 months.
After use
Always empty the water container entirely. If your
dentist has recommended the use of mouthwash
with your irrigator, allow some clean water to run
through the irrigator before you empty the
container entirely to prevent any deposit build-up.
Keep the irrigator switched on until the water stops
running through the irrigator nozzle, to prevent
bacteria from collecting in the standing water. Turn
off the irrigator by switching off the on/off switch
once the water container is empty. Longer
operation of the irrigator without water may
damage the motor.
Press the on/off switch to turn off the irrigator.
Press the nozzle release button (d) (picture 6) to
take off the irrigator nozzle. Always wipe the
handle and the irrigator nozzle dry; place the
handle back onto its base and store the irrigator
nozzle in the nozzle compartment (c).
Cleaning recommendation
Regularly clean the housing with a damp cloth.
The water container and the nozzle compartment
are removable and dishwasher-safe.
Subject to change without notice.
FOR USA ONLY
Limited 2-Year Warranty
Oral-B warrants this appliance to be free of defects
in material and workmanship for a period of two
years from the date of original purchase at retail.
If the appliance exhibits such a defect, Oral-B will,
at its option, repair or replace it without cost for
parts and labor. The product must be carried in or
shipped, prepaid and insured (recommended), to
an authorized Oral-B Service Center. Proof of date
of original purchase is required.
The cost to ship the product to an authorized
Service Center is the responsibility of the
consumer, the cost to return the product to the
consumer is the responsibility of Oral-B. This
warranty does not cover finishes or normal wear,
nor does it cover damage resulting from accident,
misuse, dirt, water, tampering, unreasonable use,
service performed or attempted by unauthorized
service agencies, failure to provide reasonable and
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