Manual de instrucciones PHILIPS 56390-17-13

[. . . ] Never put the razor in direct sunlight or store in a pouch at a temperature above 140°F. Razor can be rinsed under running tap water. Do not charge or operate razor corded until fully dried. 11. To prevent possible damage to the cord, do not wrap cord around the razor. WARNING SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS a transformer. [. . . ] A few hours after charging, all lights will go out. Remaining Battery Capacity The remaining battery capacity is shown when you unplug the razor or when you switch it on or off. - When all lights are green, the battery is 100% charged. - When the bottom light is green, 20% of the battery capacity is left. Charging Battery performance is best if you recharge only when the batteries are (almost) completely empty. Charging or recharging at temperatures below 40ºF or higher than 95ºF adversely affects lifetime of batteries. Continuously recharging or continuously using as a corded razor will reduce life of batteries. You may also shave using the cord provided. This razor will not recharge while being used corded. Recharge only when the bottom light on the display lights up red. Do not charge/recharge or use razor corded until fully dried. C Low Battery Indicator When the battery is running low, the bottom light on the display lights up red. When you turn the razor OFF, the bottom light will blink a few times. 12 ENGLISH ENGLISH 13 C Recharging 1 Connect cord directly to razor; connect the charging plug into any 100V to 240V AC outlet. Shaving with a clean, dry face gives the best results. C For optimal shaving results, replace razor heads (model #HQ9) once a year or when the replacement head symbol starts blinking. C 1 Turn razor ON by pressing the on/off button once. The blue light ring around the button will light to indicate razor is on. Shave against the direction of beard growth using both straight and circular movements. Trimming To groom sideburns and moustache: 1 Turn razor ON. When you turn the razor on or off, all lights will light up and then the remaining battery capacity will be shown for a few seconds. 2 C 2 Push down spring-release trimmer switch. The trimmer can be activated while the razor is running. Stretch your skin with your free hand so blades can lift and cut whiskers. Gently press razor to skin so the floating heads can follow the contours of your face. DO NOT press too hard. Too much pressure can pinch the skin into the combs. C 3 Hold trimmer as shown and move in downward strokes with gentle pressure. 16 ENGLISH ENGLISH 4 17 C Close trimmer by pressing trimmer down. Cleaning: Razor Heads The quickest and easiest way to clean the razor heads and hair chamber is to rinse them after each use or at least once a week with hot water: Water from the tap should be on a hot setting, BUT BE CAREFULTOTEST WATER FIRST SO AS NOTTO BURN OR SCALD HANDS. Regular cleaning guarantees better shaving results. While rinsing razor heads, water may drip out of the base of razor. This is a normal occurrence. 1 5 Turn razor OFF. Cleaning C The tap symbol on the back of the razor indicates that the razor can be rinsed under running tap water. Regular cleaning guarantees better shaving results. Always switch Razor OFF, unplug and remove power cord before cleaning. Never clean, remove or replace head assembly while motor is on. Do not touch razor heads with hard objects as this may dent or damage precision-made slotted combs. [. . . ] PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NORTH AMERICA CORPORATION WILL NOT PAY FOR WARRANTY SERVICE PERFORMED BY A NON-AUTHORIZED REPAIR SERVICE AND WILL NOT REIMBURSE THE CONSUMER FOR DAMAGE RESULTING FROM WARRANTY SERVICE PERFORMED BY A NON-AUTHORIZED REPAIR SERVICE. NO RESPONSIBILITY IS ASSUMED FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. In order to obtain warranty service, simply ship the product postage prepaid to the Philips Norelco Service Location (information available online at www. philips. com/norelco or at 1-800-243-3050). It is suggested that for your protection you return shipments of product by insured mail, insurance prepaid. [. . . ]