Cleaning And Maintenance; Battery Removal - Remington Style Series Manual
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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Care for your appliance to ensure a long lasting performance. We recommend you clean
your appliance after each use.
The easiest and most hygienic way to clean the appliance is by rinsing the appliance
head after use with warm water.
1.
Remove the shaver head (pull the head up and off FIG A).
2.
Tap out the excess hair shavings and rinse the foils under running water (Fig B, C).
3.
Do not clean the shaving foil with a brush.
4.
Replace the head assembly by placing the assembly on top of the hair pocket, press
down and click into place.
•
Lubricate the teeth of the trimmer every six months with a drop of sewing machine
oil.
REPLACING THE FOILS AND CUTTERS
•
To ensure continued high quality performance from your shaver, we recommend
the foils and cutters are replaced regularly.
SIGNS THAT YOUR FOIL/S AND CUTTER/S NEED REPLACING:
•
Irritation: as foils get worn, you may experience skin irritation.
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Pulling: as the cutters wear, your shave may not feel as close and you may feel the
cutter pulling your hair.
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Wear through: you may notice that the cutters have worn through the foils.
TO REPLACE THE FOIL/CUTTERS
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Remove the shaver head (pull the head up and off).
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Fit the new head assembly over the hair pocket and press down to click into place.
BATTERY REMOVAL
Note: The battery is not intended to be removed or replaced under normal use. The only
time the battery should be removed or the unit opened or disassembled, is at the end of
the product's useful life before it is discarded.
•
The F4002AU contains a nickel metal hydride battery. Once the shaver has reached
the end of its life, to ensure proper disposal of the product, please take the
appliance to a recycling centre, where the internal rechargeable battery should be
removed by a professional and recycled separately.
•
For more information about recycling of electrical and battery operated appliances,
please contact your local council office or your household waste disposal service.
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