User manual SOLAC CP7319

[. . . ] We recommend that the hair should be DRY when cutting with the clipper for better control over the amount of hair cut. â· Remember to comb the hair frequently as you are cutting it. â· To cut the HAIR EVENLY, allow the clipper ADVANCE SMOOTHLY through the hair. [. . . ] Do not allow the charger to come into contact with water during cleaning. â· Do not touch the charger with wet hands when it is plugged in. â· Never leave the charger working on a wet surface or cloth. â· If you use the appliance without the telescopic comb, be careful not to injure your skin. â· If the blade or the telescopic comb show signs of breakage or damage, stop using the appliance and repair it before using it again. â· The blades must be clean and have no traces of hair to work properly. Therefore, use the attached brush (6) to clean them before and after use. Hereby disclaims all liability for injuries or damage that could be caused to persons, animals or property due to the failure to heed with these warnings. 1 Check that the clipper is clean and that there are no traces of hair between the blades, as this could prevent it from working properly. 2 Sit the person whose hair you are going to cut so that their head is level with your eyes. The first time you use the device, we recommend you start with the selector (4) in position 6 or 7. When you have become familiar with the hair clipper, adjust the comb to the cutting length desired. Hold the clipper against the scalp with the blade teeth facing upwards. Keep the clipper resting against your scalp and slide it along smoothly. [. . . ] â· Every few months, allow the batteries to drain completely and then recharge them. To discharge them, turn the appliance on without the cord until it stops running, then put the switch (3) in the "OFF" position. 1 Unplug the device and allow it to operate until the battery is completely flat and take it to an Authorised Technical Service The batteries used in this appliance are Ni-MH batteries, therefore they must be recycled or disposed of according to local laws and regulations. [. . . ]