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Philips Norelco Shaver 2500 Dry electric shaver, Series 2000 S1311/82
Frequently Asked Questions
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1. Which foam or gel can I use with my Philips shaver?
2. What do the symbols on my Philips shaver mean?
3. How do I get the best results with my Philips Shaver?
4. How do I clean my Philips Shaver?
5. How do I remove the shaving heads of my Philips shaver?
1. Which foam or gel can I use with my Philips shaver?
You can use any type of shaving foam or gel available in the supermarket or drugstore with your wet
and dry Philips Shaver. If you have sensitive skin, we advise you to use a shaving foam or gel for
sensitive skin.
Does using a foam of gel effect my shaver's performance?
Wet shaving with foam or gel uses more energy and can thus drain your shaver's battery much
faster. If you use your Philips Shaver for dry shaving only, the battery can last much longer.
Is it better to dry or wet shave with my Philips Shaver?
Both dry and wet shaving have their own advantages. It comes down to your personal choice of
shaving. Some points to consider are as follows:
1. Dry shaving can be done almost anywhere, even on the go, and there is hardly any cleaning
involved.
2. Wet shaving feels refreshing and is often beneficial for sensitive skin as it reduces friction and
irritation caused by a blade.
For more shaving tips, download the Philips Grooming App, available on both App Store and Google
Play.
2. What do the symbols on my Philips shaver mean?
If you would like to find out what the symbols and indicator lights on your Philips Shaver mean, read
our explanation in this article.
Charging lights
The battery symbol on you Philips Shaver lights up to indicate the charging status of your shaver.
When the battery is about to run out, the indicator blinks orange. While charging, this light can be
white, green or blue, depending on your shaver model.
Once your shaver is fully charged, the light stays on for 15 or 30 minutes and then automatically
turns off to save energy.
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Summary of Contents for Philips Norelco Shaver 2500
- Page 1 You can use any type of shaving foam or gel available in the supermarket or drugstore with your wet and dry Philips Shaver. If you have sensitive skin, we advise you to use a shaving foam or gel for sensitive skin.
- Page 2 Unplug for use Some Philips Shavers can only be used cordless. If you try to turn these shavers on while they are still plugged in, an unplug symbol flashes white as a reminder to unplug your shaver. Exclamation mark If you see an exclamation mark blinking on your Philips Shaver it can mean a few things.
- Page 3 Bath and tap symbol If you see a shower or bath symbol printed on the back of your Philips Shaver, it means that your shaver is waterproof and can be safely used with water while taking a shower or a bath.
- Page 4 Allow your skin an adjustment period If you are a new user of the Philips Shaver, keep in mind that your skin needs to adapt to the electric razor. This means that your skin may feel slightly irritated in the beginning. Allow yourself an adjustment period of two to three weeks with your new Philips Shaver.
- Page 5 Tips for dry shaving Most Philips Shavers can be used for both wet and dry shaving. If you are shaving without water, please take care of the following things: 1. Firstly, always wash your face with some water and soap and then dry it properly.
- Page 6 1. Rinse the shaver under a warm water tap and shake off excess water from it. 2. Press the top part of your Philips SmartClean system to open the area where you can place your shaver. Hold your shaver upside down pointing towards the SmartClean system and place it in the SmartClean holder.
- Page 7 5. How do I remove the shaving heads of my Philips shaver? To deep clean your Philips Shaver, you need to know how to replace the shaving heads of your shaver. Follow the instructions below on how to do this. Please keep in mind that the instructions for your specific shaver may be different.