Eldom POWER BLADE clipp MG100G Manual De Instrucciones página 10

- The device starts working after you push the switch (3).
- Start the cutting with small areas.
- Clipping should start from the neck upwards, or from the forehead and
temples upwards
- Hold the hair clipper gently under the hair so that the teeth of the cap face
upwards and lie flat on the head.
- Slowly glide over your hair.
To switch the device off, press the power on/off switch (3) again.
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CLEANING
- Turn off the device using the switch (3) before cleaning the machine,
replacing the blade, or all maintenance work.
- The device must be disconnected from the power supply.
- Clean the device after each use.
- Neither the device nor the power supply should be immersed in water.
- Do not use strong or cleaning agents or cleaning products which can
damage the surface.
Remove the cap (8) by pressing the "PUSH" field and sliding in the direction
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indicated.
- Set the ring (2) in the 2mm position, then remove the cutting head (1) by
pressing the shaver blades with the thumb in the direction shown in Fig. 3.
- Remove any accumulated hair.
The caps (8) may be rinsed under running water.
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- Wipe the housing with a damp or dry cloth.
Note
The edges of the blades (1) are sharp, so be careful when handling them.
Prevent the blades (1) from falling out.
If damage is found, the blade (1) must be replaced immediately.
MAINTENANCE
- The cutting blades must be maintained regularly.
Put one to two drops of oil into the places indicated in Fig. 4, then fit the blade and switch on the device for a
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few seconds.
NOTE
Only the accompanying oil may be used for oiling the head.
Do not use hair oils, fats, oils mixed with purified kerosene, or other solvents.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
- the appliance is made of materials which can be recovered or recycled
- the appliance should be handed over to the appropriate centre of collection and recycling of electrical and
electronic equipment
WARRANTY
- the appliance is intended for personal use at a household,
- it is not intended for professional purposes,
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