Panasonic ES-WD60 Operating Instructions Manual page 4

Thank you for choosing a Panasonic WET/DRY epilator.
With our WET/DRY technology, you can enjoy using your
Panasonic epilator dry or in the shower or bath for gentle
and easy epilation.
Please read all instructions before use.
Parts identification
A Protection cap
B Epilation head for
underarms/bikini‑line
1 Epilation discs (inside)
2 Skin protector (metal part
on the outside)
3 Frame release rib
4 Frame
C Fast cap
D Gentle cap (
Page 6)
E Beginner cap ( Page 6)
5 Foam wiper
6 Skin protector
7 Cap release rib
F Epilation head for legs/
arms
8 Epilation discs
Quick steps for epilating
1 Charging 2 Selecting the head
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G Main body
9 Head release button
 OFF/ON switch
 Charging light
 Socket
Accessories:
H Charger (RE7‑46)
(Do not use chargers other
than the one provided.)
I Cleaning brush
J Pouch
3 Epilating
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Important
The appliance can be used for wet or dry epilation. The following
is the symbol for a wet epilator. It means that the appliance can
be used in a bath or shower.
• Make sure skin is clean before and after use.
•
In the following cases, please consult your physician.
- Having eczema, rashes, sensitive skin, proneness to
infections, varicose veins, diabetes, hemophilia, poor blood
clotting or other skin conditions
•
The following might result in bacteria entering the skin and
cause damage and inflammation.
-
Using just before swimming and sports activities
- Sharing with other persons
• Always attach an epilation head and its frame/cap to the
epilator when turning on. Failure to do so might cause finger
injury, hair entanglement in the spinning gears or mechanical
malfunction.
• The following might cause sensitive skin damage, injury,
inflammation, pain, bleeding, and severe pain.
- Using the appliance if the epilation discs, the skin protector,
the frame, the fast cap, the gentle cap or the beginner cap
have been damaged.
- Using on or near your face, genitals, warts, pimples, bruises,
rashes, wounds or loose skin.
- Using around moles.
- Applying strong pressure to the skin, repeatedly moving over
the same area or using a jabbing motion.
- Using before or during menstruation, pregnancy, about one
month after giving birth, when ill and sunburned etc.