Remington Ladyshaver WSF5060 Manual Del Usuario página 5

AFTER EACH USE
• Ensure the shaver is turned off.
• Press the side release button to slip open the head assembly.
• Blow any loose debris from the foil.
• Brush or rinse any accumulated hair from the main body of the shaver, head assembly
and cutter assembly.
• Leave the head assembly open to allow the shaver to dry completely.
NOTE
• The lady shaver is suitable for use in the bath or shower.
• Do not rinse with water hotter than 70°C.
• Do not completely submerge the lady shaver in water.
• Ensure that the lady shaver is turned off when cleaning.
• Do not clean the shaving foils with the brush.
• At regular intervals, put a drop of sewing machine oil onto the foils and cutter heads.
REPLACING YOUR FOIL AND CUTTERS
• To ensure the continued highest quality performance from your shaver, we recommend
that the foil and cutter are replaced every 6 months. These can be obtained from our
nearest Remington* Service Centre.
• 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 the cutter
pulling your hair.
• Wear through: you may notice that the cutters have worn through the foils.
TO REPLACE THE FOIL
• Ensure the lady shaver is switched off.
• Remove the foil assembly by pressing the release buttons on either side of the head and
lifting the foil assembly upwards.
• Replace the foil assembly by aligning it with the body of the shaver then clicking it into
place.
CAUTION
• Only hold the plastic to prevent damage to the foil.
• Do not press on the foil when replacing.
TO REPLACE THE CUTTERS
• Ensure the shaver is switched off and open the head assembly (as above).
• To remove cutter, grasp cutter between the thumb and forefinger and pull upwards.
• To reassemble cutter, place cutter onto the oscillator tip. Gently push down clicking into
position.
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