Battery Removal - Remington MB4850 Manual De Instrucciones

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, TRIMMING EDGE OF SIDEBURNS
• Hold the trimmer with the trimmer blade facing you.
• Start with edge of sideburn and with the trimmer blades resting lightly
against your skin, use motions towards edge of sideburn line to trim to
desired locations in facial area.
• Shape as desired.
, TRIMMING THE NAPE OF YOUR NECK
• You will need a hand mirror for this operation if performing it alone.
• Use your fingers to lift the hair at the base of your head up off the neck. Your
index finger should be covering the roots of the hairs you are lifting to
prevent accidental removal by trimmer.
• Using your other hand, hold the trimmer to the base of your neck with the
cutting unit facing up, and move the trimmer up the length of the neck until
it touches your finger covering the hair roots at the base of your head.
• Be sure to move the unit slowly when performing this operation and to keep
the hair roots at the base of your head out of the way of the trimmer.
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Tips for best results
• Beard, moustache and sideburn hairs should be dry.
• Avoid using lotions before using your trimmer.
• If you are trimming for the first time start with the maximum comb length
setting.
C CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
• To ensure long lasting performance of the clipper, clean the blades and unit
regularly.
• Ensure the appliance is switched off and unplugged from the mains.
• Always store the attachment guide comb on the trimmer blade.
• Do not use harsh or corrosive cleaners on the unit or blades.
• This product is fully washable, after rinsing under a tap ensure the product
is dry. Do not rinse while the product is connected to the mains.
• Wash the heads under a running tap to remove any hair clippings.
• After each use, it is recommended to clean hair from blades either by rinsing
the blades or using the cleaning brush and then oil the blades (1-3 drops).
, Note: do not disassemble the blades.

BATTERY REMOVAL

• The battery must be removed from the appliance before it is scrapped.
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