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must cover or be to the extreme left hand of the
first small tooth of the cutter.
*Be sure that the extreme right hand big tooth of
the cutter touches the extreme right hand tooth
of the cutting comb.
SPECIAL OIL
To maintain the blades of your Conair
clipper, oil them after every three or four hair-
cuts. Gently place a few drops of oil on the teeth
of the blades, using the special Conair
cluded with your set. Turn the clipper on for a
minute, then turn off. This light, natural oil was
formulated specifically for the Conair
speed clipper. Because it is the right oil to use,
it will not slow down the blades. Never use any
other product. There is no substitute for Conair
oil.
POWER SCREW
The power screw permits you to adjust power to
your clipper. You may need to make this adjust-
ment if the power in your house is low. (The Con-
air® clipper was designed for household use.)
1. With a screwdriver or a dime, turn the
powerscrew counterclockwise until the arm
strikes a coil, making a clacking noise (Fig.1).
2. Turn the screw clockwise until the noise stops,
and then turn about 45 degrees more. This is the
maximum power setting (Fig. 2).
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ADJUSTABLE TAPER LEVER
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Just like professional clippers, the Conair taper
lever is positioned at your thumb. You can hold
the clipper in your hand and adjust the lever at
the same time...while you're clipping.
This taper lever eliminates the need for an
attachment comb because it lets you gradually
adjust the closeness of the cut. For the closest
cut and the shortest hair, push taper lever up as
far as it will go. To increase cutting length, slowly
push lever down. If you push to the lowest posi-
tion, it will leave hair about the same length as
the short attachment.
Because a different cutting edge is used in each
setting, the taper lever lengthens the life of your
blades.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Close Cut
Longer Cut
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