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Cleaning and Maintenance
Cleaning and Maintaining
Your Clipper
Your clipper is fitted with high-quality
Titanium coated blades that are permanently
lubricated. Cleaning should only be done
with a soft brush, such as the brush supplied
with the unit.
Clean your clipper regularly to ensure that
the units operating life is not prematurely
shortened.
Unplug adapter from wall outlet
Do not apply pressure or hard objects to
the cutters.
Do not use liquid cleaners on the cutters
or harsh or corrosive chemicals on the
units main body.
Weekly (or as needed)
Clipper should always be shut off. Remove
clipper guard attachment from clipper. Shake
or blow out any accumulated hairs.
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All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
Main clipper
1. Remove the blades by pushing upward
on the cutter teeth. The (hairpocket)
underside of the cutter assembly will
be exposed.
2. Blow out any loose hair that has
accumulated. Brush out any remaining
hair from the cutter teeth and hair pocket
with the brush provided. Do not rinse the
cutter assembly under water or use
cleaning fluids, as this could remove the
lubrication.
Troubleshooting
Clipper cutters do not move:
The cutting unit may be dirty and
clogged. Clean the unit as directed
in Cleaning & Maintenance section.
Vacuum not functioning properly:
Ensure that the chamber has been
emptied and placed back into the unit
properly.
Check for obstructions in the inlet and air
flow path.
Fan chamber clogged up:
Remove the hair chamber.
Using the cleaning brush that has been
provided, gently brush between the
protective exhaust vents. If necessary,
blow into the fan chamber. Hair clippings
should become loose and fall out.
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