SOLAC DC7500 Instrucciones De Uso página 8

When you plug or unplug the appliance, it must
be disconnected.
Never pull the cord or use it to hang up the ap-
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pliance. Always unplug the appliance by pull-
ing the connection pin, and not the cord.
Make sure the cord does not come into contact
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with sharp edges or hot surfaces. Do not leave
the cord hanging over the edge of a table or
worktop, to prevent children from pulling it and
causing the appliance to fall.
Remove all elements from the inside or out-
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side of the appliance used for protection during
transport or for sales promotions, such as pa-
per or plastic bags, plastic sheets, cardboard
and stickers.
Avoid splashing water on the charger or the
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power cord.
Do not touch the appliance with wet hands
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when in operation.
Do not use the appliance on wet surfaces or
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outdoors.
The appliance must be connected to a power
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socket with a suitable ground connection.
Do not use on sensitive areas such as eye-
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brows, moles, warts, open wounds, cuts,
burns, etc.
People insensitive to heat must be careful
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when they use the device.
Never use the appliance without wax. The de-
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vice is designed to melt and heat depilatory
wax, whether empty pot heats the device may
be damaged.
Do not use with the lid on. The lid is designed
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to prevent the accumulation of dust when the
machine is not being used. Melt wax with the
lid on, may cause damage to the device.
MAIN COMPONENTS
1 Lid
2 Filter (removable)
3 Tub 1
4 Tub 2
5 Light
6 Temperature regulation controls.
7 Spatula
OPERATION
Use this appliance to remove hair from the de-
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sired areas of the body. It is not advisable to
remove hair from the armpits and eyebrows at
home. This treatment should be left to a beau-
tician.
Hot wax hair removal has the advantage of re-
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ducing the rate of hair growth.
To obtain an excellent result, hair should be
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at least 2 to 3 millimetres in length and skin
should be clean without cream or talc.
Plug in the appliance.
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Remove lid and pour the capsules of wax into
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tub 1 (approx. 200 gr.).
Set the tub's temperature regulator to wax
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melting mode (Fig. 1).
The light will then come on.
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The temperature regulator of vat 2 will be in the
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"Min" setting (Fig. 2).
Stir the wax now and again with the spatula.
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When it has taken on the consistency of a thick
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syrup. re-adjust the temperature regulator to
hair removal setting (Fig. 3). The light will go
out.
After a few minutes the light will come on again
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and the wax should be at a suitable tempera-
ture for hair removal.
Mix the wax to ensure an even temperature
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throughout.
Using the spatula place a little wax on the back
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of your hand to test the temperature. If this is
suitable for you. you may begin hair removal.
Thanks to the thermostat, the temperature of
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the wax will remain constant.
Run your hand along your legs using an up-
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ward motion to flatten out the hairs.
Using the large spatula, spread out the wax in
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strips of approximately 6 cm in length and 3
cm in width.
Wax should always be applied in the opposite
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direction to the growth of the hair.
REMOVING THE WAX
Wait for 30 to 60 seconds until the wax strip
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becomes dry to the touch.
Hold your skin taut. Grasp the thicker end of
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the wax, and pull the strip back as quickly as
you can, against the direction the hair grows
(from ankle to knee). Pull the strip back on it-
self, close to the skin rather than away from
it. (Fig. 4)
To soothe the skin immediately after you re-
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move the strip, press the area with your hand.
Use some used wax or oil to remove wax trac-
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es. This wax doesn't come out with water, soap
or alcohol. (Fig. 4)
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