[. . . ] ⷠTo ensure optimum shaving performance, we recommend to replace the shaver foil and cutter block every 18 months, or when the parts are worn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Shaver foil Cutter block Release button On/off switch Long hair trimmer Charging light (green) Cleaning light (yellow) Special power supply cord set When charging for the first time: Using the power supply cord set, charge the shaver directly off the mains for at least 8 hours (shaver and adapter might get warm). [. . . ] Replace your foil frame and cutter block every 18 months and get a 25% better shave. * (Overall evaluation from Braun users comparing their shave with new parts and those used for 18 months. ) Preserving the batteries In order to maintain the optimum capacity of the rechargeable batteries, the shaver has to be fully discharged (by shaving) every 6 months approximately. Do not expose the shaver to temperatures of more than 50 °C for longer periods of time. This product conforms to the EMCRequirements as laid down by the Council Directive 89/336/EEC and to the Low Voltage Regulation (73/23 EEC). To protect the environment, do not dispose of this appliance in the household waste at the end of its useful life. disposal can take place at a Braun Service Centre or appropriate collection sites. However, if you prefer to dispose of the product yourself, remove the batteries as shown. During the automated cleaning process, the shaver is switched on and off at intervals to obtain best cleaning results. Since the specially formulated cleaning fluid contains a small amount of oil, the cleaning procedure also fulfills the lubrication needs of the shaver. important · Only use the power supply cord set supplied with the shaver. ⷠIn order to avoid any leakage of the cleaning fluid, place the appliance on a flat, stable surface. [. . . ] When the level indicator (4) has reached the «min» mark, the remaining fluid in the cartridge is sufficient for about 5 more cleaning cycles. The hygienic cleaning solution cartridge contains alcohol which, once opened, will naturally evaporate slowly into the surrounding air. [. . . ]