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Cleaning your shaver
(see fig. 4)
For cleanliness and convenience, we
recommend that you clean your
shaver with water and some liquid
hand soap. Regular cleaning will
keep your shaver in good condition
while preventing odors or bacteria
from developing, and maintain the
cutting performance.
With the outer foil in place, apply
some hand soap onto the outer foil.
Turn the shaver on and pour a small
amount of water over the outer foil.
After about 10-20 seconds, turn the
shaver off.
Remove the foil frame and rince it
under tap water.
Wipe off any moisture from the
shaver with a dry cloth and remove
the protective cap to allow the outer
foil to dry completely.
Brush cleaning
(see fig. 5)
Squeeze the foil frame release but-
ton and lift the foil frame upwards to
remove it. Remove the inner blades
one at a time by grasping it firmly at
both ends and pulling it straight away
from the shaver. Clean the outer foil,
the shaver body with the long side of
the brush. Clean the inner blades
with the short side of the brush. Do
not use the short brush to clean the
outer foil.
Replacing shaving head
components
It is recommended that you replace
the outer foil at least once a year and
the inner blades at least once every
2 years to maintain your shaver’s cut-
ting performance.
Replacing the outer foil
(see fig. 6)
Squeeze the outer foil release but-
tons and lift the outer foil upward to
remove it. To insert the new outer foil,
press down until it snaps into place.
Replacing the inner blades
(see fig. 7)
Press the foil frame release button
and remove the foil frame. Remove
the inner blade one at a time by
grasping it firmly at both ends and
pulling straight away from the shaver.
To insert the new inner blades, hold
the blade one at a time at both ends
and press downward until it snaps
into the shaver.
Caution
• Do not leave the appliance in
places where it will be exposed to
high temperature or direct contact
with sunlight.
• Do not leave the shaver in direct
sunlight to dry with the outer foil
removed.
• The outer foil is very thin. If han-
dled improperly, it can be easily
damaged. To avoid personal injury,
do not use the shaver if it has a
damaged foil or inner blade.
• Wash the shaver with tap water. Do
not use salt water or boiling water.
