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1. BEFORE USING YOUR NEW PHILIPS RAZOR
Before using, check foil
deodorant or alcohol
for wear or damage. If
based lotions immedi-
foil shows signs of wear
ately before or after
or damage, do not use
shaving. You may, how-
shaver as injury may
ever, want to use talcum
occur. Do not use until
powder.
foil has been replaced.
Clean Razor regularly
For wet shaving, you
following MAINTE-
may wish to prepare
NANCE instructions.
your skin with soap or
Do not submerge Razor
shaving cream before
in water for extended
shaving.
periods of time.
For dry shaving, be cer-
To keep Razor water-
tain that your skin is
resistant, keep the rub-
clean. If you have sensi-
ber sealing ring in bat-
tive skin, you may wish
tery compartment clean
to apply talcum powder
and dry. Occasionally
before and/or after
you may want to apply a
shaving.
thin coating of petrole-
When shaving your
um jelly to ring to keep
legs, underarms or biki-
it from drying out.
ni line, it is not neces-
sary to press hard to get
a close shave. Pressing
too hard may cause skin
irritation, and razor will
not function properly. In
addition, do not use
4. SHAVING
5. MAINTENANCE/CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
UNDERARMS (CONT.)
IMPORTANT
cause skin irritation,
It is recommended that
and Razor will not func-
you replace your shav-
tion properly.
ing foil once a year.
5. Do not use deodorant or
Switch Razor Off before
alcohol based lotions
cleaning.
immediately before or
Never clean, remove, or
after shaving. You may,
replace Shaving Head
however, want to use
while motor is on.
talcum powder.
Do not apply pressure
6. Turn Razor Off (Fig. 7).
or touch Shaving Head
with hard objects as this
may dent or damage foil
or trimmers. If damage
occurs, replace foil.
Check foil regularly.
Replace foil once a year.
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2. INSTALLING OR CHANGING BATTERIES
Your new Philips Razor
grasping cover on both
requires 2 "AA" 1.5 volt
sides. Slide cover away
alkaline or carbon zinc
from Razor body (Fig. 1).
batteries.
3. Insert batteries as
Be sure hands and
shown, making sure the
Razor are dry before
(+) and (-) markings on
inserting or replacing
ends of batteries match
batteries.
those on inside of com-
partment (Fig. 2).
1. Be certain Razor is in
Off position.
4. Replace Battery Com-
partment cover by slid-
2. Hold Razor upside down
ing cover back onto
and remove Battery
Razor body (Fig. 3).
Compartment cover by
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2
Never use a razor with a
A. AFTER EACH USE
damaged or broken foil.
After each use, Razor
For best shaving perfor-
should be quickly cleaned
mance, it is suggested
by rinsing under running
to lightly oil Shaving
water or dipping and shak-
Head regularly by
ing gently in water.
spreading a drop of
mineral oil over the foil
Never immerse Razor in
and trimmers (Fig. 8). If
water while battery
this does not improve
compartment is open.
the performance of your
IMPORTANT: DO NOT
razor, it may be time to
keep Razor submerged in
change foil.
water for a long period of
If Razor will not be used
time.
on a regular basis,
remove batteries.
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OIL
3. SHAVING LEGS
NOTE: Razor will not
1. Prepare legs for wet or dry
operate if batteries are
shaving (see BEFORE
inserted incorrectly.
USING YOUR NEW
PHILIPS RAZOR).
If Razor will not be used
2. Turn Razor on (Fig. 4).
on a regular basis,
3. Hold Razor so that
remove batteries.
Shaving Head is in full
contact with your skin.
Shave with smooth,
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B. ONCE A MONTH-
2. Remove Cutter Block as
CLEANING SHAV-
shown (Fig. 11). Hairs
ING HEAD
can be removed from
IMPORTANT: DO NOT
Cutter Block by using a
apply pressure to Shaving
soft brush, by lightly
Foil.
blowing out hairs, or
1. To remove Foil Guard,
running under water
simultaneously press in
(Fig. 12).
small buttons on both
NOTE: Avoid using brush
sides of Razor on
on Cutter Block as this may
Angled Shaving Head
cause damage.
while pulling head up
Body of Razor and
and out (Fig. 9). Rinse
Shaving Head, including
under water to remove
Shaving Foil, may be
hairs (Fig. 10).
rinsed under running
Hold Shaving Foil by
water to remove hairs
plastic housing only -
(Fig. 13).
Shaving Foil is very
3. Be sure all parts are dry
delicate and should
before reassembling.
not be handled. If foil
becomes worn or
damaged, replace it.
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4. SHAVING
UNDERARMS
steady strokes, against
the direction of hair
1. Prepare underarms and
growth (Fig. 5).
other sensitive areas for
Pressing too hard may
wet or dry shaving (see
cause skin irritation.
BEFORE USING YOUR NEW
PHILIPS RAZOR section).
Practice is best for opti-
mum results.
2. Turn Razor on.
4. Turn Razor Off.
3. Lift your arm until skin
under arm stretches
slightly.
For shaving other sensi-
tive areas, stretch skin
taut with your fingers.
4. Hold Razor so that
Shaving Head is in full
contact with the skin.
Shave with gentle
strokes, using light
pressure (Fig. 6).
Pressing too hard may
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6. PRODUCT
ASSISTANCE
Do not use cloth or
towel to dry Shaving
For assistance or the
Foil or Cutter Block;
Authorized Norelco
allow to air dry.
Service Location near-
est you, call toll free:
4. Replace Cutter Block
and Shaving Foil by
1-800-243-7884
gently pressing back
into position on Shaving
Or visit our Website at
Head.
www.philipsonline.com.
Hold Razor Head by
plastic housing only.
Authorized Norelco Service
NOTE: Use cold or luke-
Location information is
warm water. Never use
available 24 hours a day, 7
cleaners such as alcohol or
days a week.
nail polish remover.
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