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This contains less than 0.01% cadmium. However we advise you to ensure that the battery is separated from the normal household refuse and disposed of at an officially assigned place when discarding your appliance in due course. Please refer to section "Protecting the environment". General description (fig. 1) A Comb attachment (adjustable to various hair lengths, removable) B Cutting unit (removable) C Cutting length control (press and slide) D On/off switch | = On O = Off E Pilot light “Charge” F Socket for appliance plug (low-voltage DC) G Appliance plug (low-voltage DC) H Mains plug with built-in transformer I Brush J Oil K Pouch L Scissors M Styling comb Charging for cordless use • Charge (and use) the hair clipper at temperatures between +15 °C and +35 °C (+60 °F and +95 °F respectively). • The battery will be fully charged after approx. 12 hours. There is no danger if your hair clipper remains connected to the mains. But in order to guarantee the longest possible working life of the battery do not charge for more than 24 hours. • It is advisable not to use the appliance on mains power when the battery is fully charged. If you notice a drop in power during cordless use, simply plug the appliance in and use it directly from the mains. (Also refer to section “Tips”.) - Switch the hair clipper off (fig. 2). - Insert the appliance plug into the connector (fig. 3). - Insert the mains plug into the wall socket (fig. 4). (Please note: the mains plug and wall socket shown in the illustration are not applicable to the United Kingdom.) The pilot light “Charge” will come on to indicate that the battery is being charged. • A full charge of the battery provides you with an average of 35 minutes of cordless hair clipping. • If the appliance has not been used for a considerable time (a month or more), recharge it completely before use. How to use when the battery is empty - Switch off (fig. 2). - Connect the hair clipper to a wall socket (fig. 3 and 4). - Wait a few seconds. (If the battery is completely empty: wait for about one minute.) - Switch on (fig. 5) and use the hair clipper directly from the mains. Making the hair clipper ready for use Dependent upon the required application, you can use your hair clipper with or without the comb attachment. If mounted, the comb attachment can be set to 7 cutting length positions. You can slide the control knob when the release button (on top of the knob) is kept pressed-down. When released, the control knob is locked in the selected position. • Clipping with comb attachment - Set the required cutting length (fig. 6). Keeping the control knob pressed-down (1), slide (2) it into one of the 7 positions. Then release the knob. • Clipping without comb attachment - Pull the comb attachment from the appliance (fig. 7). Tips • Ensure that your movements are well-controlled, especially when using without comb attachment. Touch the hair lightly with the hair clipper. • Regularly shake (fig. 8) and/or blow (fig. 9) off the hairs from the top of the clipper. • While clipping with comb attachment: If much hair has accumulated in the comb area, pull off the comb attachment (fig. 10) and remove the hair by shaking (fig. 11) and/or blowing (fig. 12). • If the cutting speed decreases it may be necessary to remove, clean and lubricate the cutting unit. Please refer to section “Cleaning: after each use”. • Always switch off after use. It is advisable to clean the cutting unit and start recharging directly after use. Cleaning: after each use - Switch off (fig. 2). - Remove the cutting unit (fig.13). - Clean the cutting unit and the inside of the appliance using the brush (fig. 14); - Lubricate the cutting unit with five drops of oil (fig. 15). - To reassamble, hook the cutting unit on to the housing as illustrated (fig. 16) and push until you hear a click (fig. 17). Replacement cutting unit Use only an original Philips replacement cutting unit to replace a worn or damaged cutting unit. Protecting the environment Remove the rechargeable battery when eventually discarding your hair clipper. Please note: You can also take the appliance to a Philips Service Centre. The staff will be happy to help you. - First disconnect from the mains supply. - Before removing the battery should be completely empty. - Let the appliance run until the motor stops. - Remove the cutting unit (fig.13). - Remove the metal clip using a screwdriver (fig. 18). - Remove the bottom part of the housing and open the housing (fig. 19). - Remove the battery (fig. 20). The battery may be recognized by the mark NiMH. Do not connect the appliance after it has been opened. How to clip General • Ensure that your clipper is clean, oiled and charged. • Let the person whose hair you are going to cut sit so that the top of his/her head is on your eye level. Wrap a towel around his/her neck. • Before you start cutting, comb the hair well. Ensure that it is untangled. It is not necessary to wash the hair before cutting. • For good cutting...

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