Remington F4790 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 10

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CARE FOR YOUR SHAVER
Care for your product to ensure a long lasting performance. We recommend you
clean your shaver after each use. The easiest and the most hygienic way to clean the
shaver is by rinsing the product head after use with warm water. Always keep the
protective cap on the shaving head and keep the trimmer in the "off" position when
the shaver is not in use.
DRY CLEANING
Pull the foil assembly up to remove from hair pocket. (Fig. G)
Thoroughly blow out the stubble from the foils and cutters.
Use the cleaning brush to sweep out the cutters. Do not use the cleaning brush on the
foils. Damage may occur to the holes of the foils. (Fig. H)
Replace head assembly
WASHABLE CLEANING
Pull the foil assembly up to remove from hair pocket. (Fig. G)
Foils – do not use the brush to clean the foils. Instead, blow the shavings out or rinse the
foils und cold water or warm water.
Cutters & Trimmers – Use the cleaning brush to sweep any loose hairs from the cutter
and trimmer. Rinse them in cold or warm water. Do not use hot water. (Fig. I)
Do not submerge the shaver in water.
After cleaning, replace the head assembly. (Fig. J)
CAUTION:
Do not clean the shaving foil with the brush.
Do not remove or replace head assembly while shaver is running as it may cause damage to the
unit's foils and cutters.
To clean the external surfaces of the shaver, use a damp cloth.
Do not use strong detergents or other chemicals.
To dry, wipe the surface of the shaver with a dry towel.
REPLACING THE FOILS & CUTTERS
To ensure the continued highest quality performance from your shaver, we recommend that foils
and cutters are replaced regularly.
Signs that your foils and cutters need replacing:
Irritation: As foils get worn, you may experience skin irritation.
Pulling: As the cutters wear, your shave may not feel as close and you may feel your cutter
pulling your hair.
Wear through: You may notice that the cutters have worn through the foils.

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