Remington PG520 Manual Del Usuario página 6

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ATTACHING AND REMOVING THE TRIMMER COMB ATTACHMENT
Note: Always ensure the personal groomer is switched off before changing any attachments.
To remove, hold the personal groomer with one hand and turn the trimmer head
anti-clockwise with the other.
To attach, hold the personal groomer with one hand and turn the trimmer head clockwise
with the other.
Tips for best results
Beard, moustache and sideburn hairs should be dry.
Avoid using lotions before using your personal groomer. Comb your hair in the direction
that it grows.
Remove trimmer comb attachment if you are: defining hairline edges such as sideburns,
trimming the nape of your neck, trimming your beard line on front of neck.
TO REMOVE OR TRIM HAIR ON BODY (Diagram 9)
TRIMMING BODY HAIR
Attach Body Hair trimmer attachment head.
To achieve the desired hair length, change the guide comb by easily sliding it onto one of
the three slots on the attachment head. The different slots represent 2.8mm, 5.6mm &
9.6mm hair lengths.
Place the flat top of the trimmer comb against the skin.
Slowly slide the trimmer through the hair, in the direction of hair growth.
Use slow and well-controlled movements.
If hair builds up in the guide comb during the trimming process, switch the unit off, pull off
the guide comb. Brush trimmer / rinse comb.
REMOVING BODY HAIR
To remove the hairs completely, trim the hair down to 1.2mm without attaching the guide
comb and then change to the Mini Screen attachment head.
Hold the shaving head to your skin.
Stretch your skin with your free hand so hairs stand upright.
Only apply light pressure on the shaving head whilst shaving.
Shave against hair growth.
CLEANING AND MAINTAINING YOUR PERSONAL GROOMER
AFTER EACH USE
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CARE FOR YOUR PERSONAL GROOMER
Turn the personal groomer off.
Gently brush the remaining hairs away/rinse under warm water from the guide comb and
trimmer blade.
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