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Parts identification
(see fig. 1)
Protective cap
A
F
System outer foil
B
F
Inner blades
C
F
System outer foil release
D
F
buttons
LED display
E
F
Battery capacity monitor
F
F
high
F -a
F
mid
F -b
F
low
F -c
F
Charge status lamp
G
F
0/1 switch
H
F
Trimmer
I
F
Trimmer handle
J
F
Adaptor
K
F
Power cord
L
F
Cleaning brush
M
F
Oil
N
F
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE USE.
Charging
Connect the power cord to the
shaver, and plug the adaptor to an
AC outlet. (see fig. 2)
The shaver will be adjusted automati-
cally to voltages between 100-240V
AC.
In some areas, a special plug adap-
tor may be required.
• When charging the shaver for the
first time or when it has not been
in use for more than 6 months, the
charge status lamp may not illumi-
nate for a few minutes after opera-
tion. It will eventually illuminate if
kept connected.
Adequate ambient temperature for
charging is between 15 to 35°C.
• If it is far below or over the appro-
priate temperature, the charging
time may extend, or the adaptor
may not function.
• In particular, low temperature may
shorten the life span of the re-
chargeable battery. In this case,
the charge status lamp blinks twice
in 1 second.
The charge status lamp will glow
when the shaver is being charged.
The battery capacity monitor will all
illuminate and the charge status
lamp will blink after charging is
completed (see fig. 3 (A)).
10 minutes after charging is com-
pleted, the battery capacity monitor
will extinguish and the charge
status lamp will continue to blink
(see fig. 3 (B)).
You can fully charge the shaver in 1
hour if the LED display shows "low"
(low).
The battery capacity monitor
indicates the charge remaining in
the battery in 3 levels (high/mid/
low). The unit can be used once or
twice more after the "low" (low)
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