Clipper Operation - Unold 87813 Manual De Instrucciones

11. Only charge the appliance when the accumulators are completely empty.
This ensures that the performance of the accumulators lasts longer.
12. You may also connect the lead cable directly to the appliance, when the
accumulators are completely empty and you have not yet finished shaving.
Connect the lead cable to the plug socket in the lower part of the appliance
and connect the mains adapter to the wall socket.
13. Attention: Never connect the appliance to the mains without the accumulators
inserted.

CLIPPER OPERATION

1. Prepare the appliance as described in the chapter „Before first use" and
„Charging".
2. Make sure that skin and hair are clean and dry before you start using the
appliance. The hair should furthermore be combed in order to recognise the
direction of hair growth.
3. Check if the desired comb is attached to the appliance.
4. The adjustment wheel (2) allows adjusting the desired hair length to five
positions.
Pos. Desired hair length in mm
Comb attachment, small
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5. Start with the longest adjustment and, if necessary, carry out a test cut at a
hidden part of the body.
6. Switch the appliance on pushing the button EIN/AUS [ON/OFF].
7. Place the comb on the skin and work against the direction of hair growth,
if possible.
8. Cut the hair to the desired length. It is recommended to shorten long hair
with scissors first. Therefore scissors and comb are included in the supply.
9. While cutting your hair with the appliance, stop from time to time and check
the result to ensure that you do not shorten your hair too much.
10. In case you want to thin out your hair, use the thin-out feature. Push the
switch (3) to the right. Now you can use the appliance as usual, but your
hair will only be thinned out. To switch this feature off, push the switch to
the left again.
11. If hair gets caught in the shaving head, switch the appliance off and clean
the shaving head as described in the chapter „Cleaning and care".
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Comb attachment, big
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