Conair Electric Shaver GMT170QCS User Manual

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u t i l o i c e N o 1 1 .  
S A L L I H C U C E D O G E U J L E R A I B M A C  
d o o n d e ( s p r a y ) a e r o e s n o l  
A U G A L E N E D A D I N U  
b i g e o l t y e . b a r l a b a c o r t a r  
d i s e ñ a d o :  
c a m e n t e  
e s t s á e n  
d o n d i e l i b r e , a i r a e l  
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. a l l i h c u c a l a s e t n e i d n a t l a f e l i s o o d a m i t s a l o o t o r  
o i r o s e c c a e n i e p n u n o c o t a r a p a e t s e e s u o N . 0 1  
s i m i l a r e s . e l e y m e n t o s c a b e l l o s p e l u s a s ,  
A L R A Z N A C L A E D E T A R T O N  
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e j a b o g e u l , s a l l i t a p s a l r o p e c e i p m E . s o j e r a p  
y s e v a u s s o t n e i m i v o m n o c a b r a b u s e t r o C . 3  
. ) a b r a b a l r a t r o c a  
f u e c u a e l l p a r a  
p r o e p l ó s i t c o o n  
s a n u e u q o l o C . o j a b a c o b o l a g n é t n a m y o a r t a a l p e  
a d n e i c n E . o c i d ó i r e p n u e d a m i c n e o t s e a a g h , r a i c  
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t i e m p o . m i s a m l o  
d e s c o g n a u é a c , t a e l o c a e t o p a r a e l S i 5 .  
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c u c h i d l o s l a s q u e  
a j u o s t a r c a m b i a r n e c e s s e a a r i o c u a n d o  
c u i d a d e o T n g a a l m d a e c e n a b m a s l i a e n t o .  
r e g r e s e l u e g o p r o v i s i e t o z , a  
c e p e i l l l o c o n u s o c a d d a e  
c a m b i a e d s a t s é n  
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b i g e o l t e ) . a c a o r t a r  
v o l v e r p o d r á ( s i e m p l a r e r g a m á s p o s l a i c i ó n  
c o n E m p i e c e c u c h l a i s l l a s . s o b r e p o s i c i o n e s  
5 e d o i r o s e c c a e n i e p l e e t r a s n E . 3  
p e l o d . e l t u r n a a l  
l e d n ó i c c e r i d a l n e e t o g i b u s e n i e P . 2  
h u m e d e c i d o . l i g y e r a m e l n i m t e p i o e s t á  
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A s e g ú r e s e c u c h i l l a s .  
g a u a a l c a e r d e l j o e n i t o p a r a e l  
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S A L L I H C U C  
S A L E D O T N E I M I N E T N A M  
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, o g r a l s á m e t r o c n u a r a P . 3 l e v i n l e a t s a h  
, a b i r r a a i c a h n ó t o b l e e j u p m e , o t r o c s á m  
e t r o c l e a r a P . o i r o s e c c a e n i e p n u r a s u e d d a d  
- i s e c e n n i s , o g r a l s á m o o t r o c s á m o l l e b a c l e  
r a t r o c e t i m r e p e l e t r o c e r l e d e t s u j a e d n ó t o b  
l E . o l l e b a c l e a t r o c e u q a d i d e m a o d a t r o c l e d  
o g r a l o l r a l o r t n o c a j e d e l l a u c o l , o t a r a p a l e d  
l a s  
d u c h u a n . a t o m a n  
a r e v l o v á r d o p e r p m e i s ( e t r o c e r l e d o ñ a m a t l a  
e r b m u t s o c a e s e u q a t s a h ) m m 6 1 ( a g r a l s á m  
n ó i c i s o p a l e s U . s a l l i h c u c s a l e r b o s o l e t r á s n e  
, o i r o s e c c a e n i e p l e r a s u a r e i u q o d n a u C . 2  
. ) o g r a l s á m o l ( m m 6 1 a ) o t r o c s á m  
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p u e s d e a n d o n d e s o f á u , n o  
M a . n t e n g a o b s t r u i r o  
c a m a u n a c o m o  
b a ñ a n e d s o t á s e  
m i e n t u r s a e s l o N o 3 .  
v a l b a o . u n  
e n t o p a r a e l  
l i m p d e  
. o d í o l e d o z i r a n a l e d e d r o b  
l e d á l l a s á m a c z u d o r t n i o l o N . o d í o l e d l a n a c  
l e n e o l a s a n o c i f i r o l e n e o t a r a p a l e o h c u m  
r i c u d o r t n i o n e d o d a d i u c o d n e i n e t , e t n e m e v a u s  
s o d í o s o l e d o z i r a n a l e d o l e p l e e t r o C . 6  
. ) ” N O “ ( o t a r a p a l e a d n e i c n E . 5  
c r e c i m i e n t o  
O T N E I M I N E T N A M  
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f u n c i o e n s t a á n d o . m i e n t r a s  
e t n e m a t a i d e m n i o t a r a p a l e e t c e n o c s e D . 1  
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p r e c c i s o i n ó n d i s e ñ a d f u a e s r o n c u c h L i a l l s a s  
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p r e c i s m o á . s c o r t e  
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s u p e r f i c i e n i n g e n u n t o a p a r a e l  
c o l o N q o u 8 e .  
o l ( m m 3 e d e t r o c e r l e d o g r a l o l r a t s u j a e t i m r e p  
e l s e n o i c i s o p 5 e d o i r o s e c c a e n i e p l E . 1  
E T R O C E R L E  
E T O G I B U S R A T R O C  
a b e l r a t u s r d a e s . n i n g u n a  
l u i d i n a c .  
a c c e s u o y s r i o s t o p a r a e l  
“ O F F ” . p o s l a i c i e ó n g a d p o a  
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G u a 6 r . d e  
s á r t a o d a c i b u , e t r o c e r l e d o g r a l o l e d e t s u j a  
d e a n t e s b i g o s t u e o  
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l i g e r a m e n t e  
p o r h e o r i d a m u e d r e t e r i e s e g l o  
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i n s e n r i t e c a e r d e j e N u n 7 c . a  
t o . p a r a d e l  
. a t e ü g n e l a l o d n a l a j , o i r o s e c c a e n i e p  
l e e u q a s  
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s e l a u c s a l , s a n i l a c l a s a í r e a t b e s u e u q s o m a d n e m o c e r  
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. n ó i c i s o p n e  
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P O 3 S I C I O C N O N E S  
A J U D S E T E T O N B O  
l u g a s u r e n c a i g a q u e h a s t a a b a j o h a c i a  
c u c d h e i l l a s j u e e g l o p r A i e t a h e n l a d i d u r a .  
l e n l g a ü e t a C o l o q u e c u c d h e i l l a s . j u e g o  
i n f e r i o p r a r l a t e e n l e n g ü u e n t a a H a • y  
p o s t e r p i o a r r l a t e e n h e n d u i d n u a r a  
h u m e d e z c ó a p t i m o s , r e s u l t a l d o o g s r a a r r P a  
g a d p o a . e s t á  
a c t i v o ,  
e l e c t r o C u a l q u  
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e l é c t r i c a m e n p t e r m a n e c e d o m é  
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a g i a c e u q a t s a h e t n a l e d a a i c a h s o d í o s o l e d y  
z i r a n a l e d o l e p l e a r a p o i r o s e c c a l e a m i r p O . 4  
. a r u d i d n e h a l n e  
e n c e n d i d o / a  
s e m p a o n r a . v e z  
a l r e d e c d a o e b r l e  
e n n r o i l l e  
r e t u e j r a z l e a N , o 6 .  
c a l i e n t e s .  
M a 5 n . t e n g a  
. n e r a p e r o l y n e n i m a x e o l e u q  
a r o d a t r o c a l  
e u g a p a , o d a n  
- i m r e t a y a h  
o d n a u C . 3  
T E  
R E C O D R E L  
b o t e ó l n  
“ O N ” . p o s l a i c i e ó n g a d p o a  
d e b o e t ó l n p o n t g o a , p a r a e l  
p o n t g o a , p a r a e l g a r p a a r P a 5 .  
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c o r l t a a d o r a u s a n d o a s p s e u c t o , t e n e r  
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s u p e d r e f i c i e s a l e j a d o c a b e l l e  
a t e ü g n e l a l e u q o l o C . s a j e r o s a l y z i r a n a l e d o l e p  
l e a r a p o i r o s e c c a l e d s á r t a a t e ü g n e l a n u y a H . 3  
. r o i r e t s o p e t r a p a l n e a r u d i d n e h a n u  
á r e v , a b i r r a e d s e d o t a r a p a  
f o r m a d a r d l e e  
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b i g o o t e b a r d b e a t i p o d e l  
b i g o s u t e . d e o b a r s b u a d e  
D e s p u é s p r o f e s i o n e a s l t . i l i s t a  
A U G A L E D O D A J E L A  
O T A R A P A L E A G N E T N A M  
U S A D R E L O  
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c o n e s l e j o b u s q u e c o n l e v i e n q e u , e  
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a r a p o t n e i m i t r a p m o c l e r a r r e c a a v l e u V . 3  
a r a p o d a z i r o t u a o i c i v r e s e d o r t n e c n u a o l e v é l L  
. a u a g l a o d í a c a h i s o o d a ñ a d á t s e i s , o d í a c a h  
i s , e t n e m a t c e r r o c a n o i c n u f o n i s , s o d a ñ a d n á t s e  
a j i a l v c a l o e l b a c l e i s o a r t a a l p e e c i l i t u a c n u N . 4  
e l é c t r i c a . e x t e n u s n i a ó n u t i l i N c e o  
f a b e r i l c a n p t e o . r  
u s e S ó l o m a n u e a s l . t e e n  
t a l y d i s e ñ f a u d e o c u a e l l  
. s o j e r a p s o t n e i m i v o m s o ñ e u q e p n o c  
o l e p l e e t r o c y a t c e r a r o d a t r o c a l a g n e t n a M . 2  
. n ó i c i s o p n e  
a g i a c e u q a t s a h , o r t o s a r t o d a l n u , s a l l i h c u c  
s a l e r b o s o d a e s e d o i r o s e c c a e n i e p l e e t r a s n E  
. o s i c e r p y o t e n e t r o c e r n u r a r g o l n á r i t i m r e p e l  
a d a j i u q a l a r a p s o i r o s e c c a s e n i e p s e r t s o L . 1  
A D A J I U Q A L R A L A U G I  
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r e s p A e A t a , n t d i p o o d e t e r b í a a s d o s I n s 2 t a . l e  
d o b l a r  
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v e r á a r r i b a , d e s t d o e p a r a e l v a o b s S e i r •  
b i g o s u t e . d e o  
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n a c a i l m y i e n t o t i l l a p s a l a s a  
s a í r e t a B s a l a r a p o i c a p s E  
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l a r g a m . á s  
a j u s d t e e  
p o s l a i c i e ó n e s t é r e c o r t e  
s u d e t u r n a a l  
r o s s t r u o . d e  
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c o n m á s q u e b i g o d t e e o  
c r e c d i m e l i e n t o f o r m L a 2 .  
á r e a a l  
f o r m a d a n d o S i g a r o s t s r u o . d e l a d o  
q u i l j a a d d a e  
f o r m a d a n d o E m 3 p . i e c e  
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U C C I O I N N E S S T  
( “ O F F ” ) . o p u e s t a  
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r e c o m e n d a d a o c s c e s o r i o s  
d e s s c e r i b e c o m o  
p a r a p r o p ó s i t o  
t a m e l a y ñ o f o r m L a a 1 .  
c a d e a n o r e l a j a , h a c i a s u y b a  
- l i h c u c s a l e u q a S . 2  
: S A L L I H C U C E D O G E U J L E R A Z A L P M E E R A R A P  
d i r e l a c c i ó e n  
b o t e ó l n  
L A S A S T O D L E A  
d e b a j o b a r s b u a a  
p e l o d . e l t u r n a a l  
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t r a á s . h a c i a  
o p r i m i e t n e d r b í o a a s , p a r a  
c o m p d a e r l t i m i e n t c o u b l a i e r t a R e m 1 . u e v a  
N Ó I C A R E P O E D S E N O I C C U R T S N I  
d e s l i z á n d o l a  
d e p e n d r o e s s t r u o a  
v i e n e  
e l g a r p a a r P a  
( “ O N ” ) . c u c h l a i l s l a s h a c i a  
c a j l a . d e s a l g l a s  
o d a g a p a é t s e o t a r a p a l e e u q e s e r ú g e s A . 1  
S O D Í O S O L E D  
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c r e c d i m e l i e n t o d i r e c c i ó n  
b a r b s a u e i P n e 2 .  
c i d a .  
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c u c d h e i l j u e e g l o q u e h a s t a a r r i b a h a c l i a s  
b o t e ó l n  
d e s t l i o c , e p a r a e l e n c e a n r P d a e r  
O D A G A P A / O D I D N E C N E E D N Ó T O B  
e l c o n  
ú n i c t o a m e p n a t r e a e s t e U t i l i 3 c . e  
p a c i d d a i d s . c a  
p e o r s o n a n s i ñ o d s e c e o r c a s o b r e  
d e b e n r o í a t o p a r a E s t e 2 .  
c o n e c e t s a t d á o .  
: s e t n e i u g i s s a l s e l a u c s a l e r t n e , d a d i r u g e s  
e d s a c i s á b s e n o i c u a c e r p r a m o t n e b e d e s  
e r p m e i s , s o ñ i n e d a i c n e s e r p a l n e e t n e m l a i c  
- e p s e , s o c i S r t c E é l T e N s o t A a r T a p R a O n a P s u M e I s o d n a u C  
D A D I R U G E S E D S A D I D E M  
l a e n  
T E S B I Y G O  
B A R B A S  
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c u c h l a i l s d e  
i n f e r i o p r a r l a t e  
e m p u j s e u y o ,  
Y Z I R A N A L E D O L E P L E R A T R O C  
f r e n t e g a d p o a  
e n c d e e n d i d o b / o a e t ó l n C o • n  
( “ O F F ” ) .  
. o d a e s e d  
o ñ a m a t l e r i u g e s n o c  
a t s a h a b r a b a l e t r o c a  
a l g u n c o a n  
p o r u s a d s o e r  
. S O Ñ I N S O L E D E C N A C L A L E D A R E U F  
E T I E C A L E A G N E T N A M . o t n e i m a n e c a m l a e d e s a b  
E T N E M A L O S O C I T S É M O D O S U A R A P  
- e d e m u h e t n e m a r e g i l  
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e d r o i r e f n i e t r a p a l a a m r o f e l é d y o i r o s e c c a  
e n i e p l e e u q a s , o d a n i m r e t a y a h o d n a u C . 4  
O J A B A A T S A H A B I R R A  
g a d p o a  
e s t é t o p a r a e l q u e  
A s • e g ú r e s e  
l i m p i a e s t s á i b a r s b u a t a r  
a l n e e t n a c i r b u l e t i e c a l e y o a r t a a p l e e s e r g e r  
, s a l l i h c u c s a l r a c i r b u l e d s é u p s e D . e t n e n a m r e p  
a r e n a m e d s a d a c i r b u l n o s e u q y a , r o t o m l e d  
S E N O I C C U R T S N I  
S A T S E E D R A U G  
S A L L I H C U C E D O G E U J L E R A C A S A R A P  
- c o r f á c i l m á s h a l r e á S e 1 .  
O E N R O T N O C L E  
A B R A B U S R A T R O C  
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m i e n t r a s t e n d i d e o s t o a p a r a e l d e j e N u 1 n . c a  
p e r s o n a l e l e s s o : i o n e s i n c e n d i o  
, s a r u d a m e u q e d o g s e i r l e r i c u d e r a r a P  
o m o c ( r o n e m e t s u j a  
e l e c t r o c u c i ó n ,  
f á c i l m e n t e c . u c h l a i s l l a s  
c a y m b i a r l i m p i a r p u e d q a u e p a r a  
n u a j o c s e , o t r o c s á m e t r o c n u a e s e d i S . 4  
s a z e i p s a l r a c i r b u l e t n e t n i a c n u N . r o t o m l e r a m  
a m o v i b l e  
E D S E D E T O G I B U S E T R O C E R P M E I S  
trim setting adjustment. (You can always go  
back and cut your mustache more closely  
with a shorter setting.)  
REMOVING BLADE SET  
the blades, then turn the trimmer off and wipe  
away the excess oil with a soft cloth.  
2. This appliance should not be used by, on,  
or near children or individuals with certain  
disabilities.  
3. Use appliance only for its intended use  
as described in this manual. Only use  
attachments recommended by the  
manufacturer. Do not use an extension cord to  
operate the appliance.  
4. Never operate the appliance if it has a  
damaged cord or plug, is not working  
properly, has been dropped or damaged, or  
dropped into water. Return the appliance  
to a Conair service center for examination  
and repair.  
5. Keep the appliance cord away from  
heated surfaces.  
6. Do not pull, twist or wrap the cord around  
the appliance.  
7. Never drop or insert any object into any  
opening of the appliance.  
8. Do not place the appliance on any  
surface while it is operating.  
and work downward toward your chin.  
(Never attempt to  
GETTING STARTED:  
IMPORTANT SAFETY  
SAVE THESE  
This trimmer comes with a detachable  
blade set; which makes maintenance and  
replacement easy.  
OUTLINING YOUR BEARD  
Be careful not to use too much oil and don’t oil  
your trimmer more than necessary, as this could  
damage the motor. (Never attempt to oil the  
motor bearing, as it is permanently lubricated.)  
After oiling the blades, return the trimmer and  
oil packet to the trimmer storage base. KEEP OIL  
OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.  
trim against the  
1. It is always best to begin  
INSTRUCTIONS  
When using electrical appliances, especial-  
ly when children are present, basic safety  
precautions should always be taken,  
including the following:  
INSTRUCTIONS  
natural growth of your  
with a clean, slightly damp  
ALWAYS TRIM YOUR MUSTACHE  
FROM THE TOP DOWN  
To remove the blade set:  
• Make sure the trimmer is in the OFF  
position  
• With the power switch facing you, press  
the blade on the teeth and in direction away  
from you until they pop out of the housing  
To replace the blade set:  
• Make sure the taper control is set to the  
longest #1position.  
• Looking at the trimmer from above you  
will see a notch at the back of the trimmer.  
• There is a tab on the blade set on the bot-  
tom, opposite the blades  
Position that tab so that it fits into the notch  
inside the trimmer head  
Push the blade set down onto the trimmer  
head until it snaps into place.  
beard because the hair  
beard.  
FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY  
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:  
1. Remove the battery compartment cover by  
pushing in and down toward the bottom of the  
trimmer.  
2. Align the AA batteries with the positive and  
negative positions indicated inside the battery  
compartment. Being careful not to bend the  
clips, insert the negative end of each battery  
first so it will slip easily into position.  
3.Return the battery cover to its original position  
by pushing it in and up until you hear a small  
click as it locks into place.  
4. To use your trimmer, push ON/OFF switch  
upwards to ON position.  
5. After you finish using your trimmer, push  
down on the ON/OFF switch to turn the  
trimmer off.  
6. For your convenience, the trimmer comes  
with a storage base to hold the trimmer and  
accessories.  
will be cut too short.)  
2. After you have combed  
through your beard in the  
4.After your mustache has been trimmed to the  
desired length, remove  
4. If you decide you  
GROWING A BEARD AND MUSTACHE  
want a closer trim, you can now adjust the 5-  
position comb attachment to a shorter setting  
(such as 1/2” or 3/8”) and go over your beard  
again until you achieve the desired length.  
There are three key factors that will deter-  
mine which beard or mustache style is best  
for you:  
direction it grows naturally, you will want to  
outline the desired shape, beginning under  
your jawline.  
3. Begin defining your beard’s shape under  
your chin and work upward on each side  
of your face toward your ears. Then define  
the upper outline of your beard across your  
cheeks, past your sideburns, and toward  
your hairline.  
the 5-position comb and,  
using the blades only,  
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS  
BEFORE USING  
KEEP AWAY FROM WATER  
ON/OFF SWITCH  
To operate, simply push slide toward blade;  
to stop, push slide away from blade.  
define the outline of the  
1.The shape and dimensions of your face.  
2.The natural growth of your beard/mustache.  
bottom of your mustache.  
BLENDING THE JAWLINE  
1. The Three Jawline Attachments will help  
you to achieve a neat, finished trim under your  
chin. To use one of the attachments, press  
it down over  
USING THE NOSE AND EAR TRIMMER  
ATTACHMENT  
1. Make sure the trimmer on/off switch is in the  
“off” position  
2. Detach normal trimming blade (see  
“Removing Blade Set” instructions)  
Similar to attaching the normal trimming  
blade, looking at the trimmer from above  
you will see a notch at the back of the  
trimmer.  
3. Fit the tab on the back of the nose trimmer  
into the notch inside the trimmer head  
4. Push the nose trimmer towards the front of  
the trimmer until it snaps into place  
5. Turn the on/off switch to the “on” position  
6. Gently use the trimmer to trim away long  
nose hairs and ear hairs being very careful  
not to insert the trimmer too far into the ear or  
nose.The trimmer should go no farther than the  
inside edge of your nose or ear.  
7. While detaching the nose/ear attachment,  
make sure the power switch is facing you and  
press the attachment away from you.  
Battery Position  
3. The thickness of your beard/mustache. If you  
are unsure about the type of beard or mustache  
that would most suit your face, speak with a  
professional hair stylist and ask for an opinion  
on what style would be best. Once your beard  
or mustache has been styled, it is essential that  
you maintain its appearance.To do this,use your  
trimmer to trim your beard/mustache weekly.  
For the best trimming results, your beard should  
be slightly damp (NOT WET) when using your  
trimmer. This will prevent the trimmer from  
removing more hair than desired.  
DANGER–  
Any appliance is electri-  
cally live, even when the switch is off.  
To reduce the risk of death or injury by  
electric shock:  
the trimmer  
On/Off Switch  
blades until  
1. Always unplug appliance from electrical  
outlet immediately after using (except when  
charging unit).  
2. Do not place or store appliance where it  
could fall or be pulled into a tub or sink.  
3. Do not use appliance while bathing or in  
the shower.  
4. Do not place appliance in, or drop into, water  
or other liquid.  
5. If appliance has fallen into water, do not  
reach for it. Unplug immediately.  
it clicks into  
*Requires 2 AA batteries (not included). We recommend using  
alkaline batteries in your trimmer because they last longer.  
position.  
THREE POSITION TAPER CONTROL  
2. Hold the trimmer in an upright position  
and begin trimming under your jawline, using  
short, even strokes.  
9. Never operate the appliance with the air  
openings blocked or place appliance on a soft  
surface, such as a bed or couch, where the air  
openings may be blocked. Keep the air open-  
ings free of lint, hair, an the like.  
BLADE CARE  
The Conair trimmer taper control switch is  
positioned at the back of the unit. You can  
hold the trimmer in your hand and adjust  
the switch as needed. The taper control  
eliminates the need in some situations for an  
attachment comb because it lets you gradual-  
ly adjust the closeness of the cut. For closest  
cut and shortest hair, push switch all the way  
to level #3. To increase the cutting length,  
slowly push control down to level #2 or #1 for  
longer cut. Note that too much clipped hair on  
the clipper can slow down its operation. To  
remove it without removing the blades simply  
use the enclosed cleaning brush and gently  
sweep away the clipped hair from cutting sur-  
faces. The taper control has no function when  
using the nose and ear attachment.  
Because the trimmer blades are precision-  
made for a very special use, they should  
always be handled with care. Each time you  
finish using the trimmer, take the cleaning  
brush provided and brush away any loose  
hair that has collected in the blades. Then  
store the trimmer in its storage base to pro-  
tect the blades until the next use.  
NOW YOU’RE READY TO TRIM  
3. After your beard is blended, turn off the  
trimmer and remove the attachment by gently  
pulling up on tab.  
TYPES OF BEARDS/MUSTACHES  
YOUR BEARD  
10. Do not use the appliance with  
a
1. Your trimmer adjusts to five positions so  
you can have a beard length from 1/8” (short-  
est) to 5/8” (longest).  
damaged or broken comb or with teeth missing  
from the blades, as injury may result. Before  
each use, make certain the blades are aligned  
properly and oiled.  
TO TRIM YOUR MUSTACHE  
1. For best results, start with a clean, slightly  
damp mustache.  
USER MAINTENANCE  
INSTRUCTIONS  
2. To use the 5-position comb, slide the unit  
over the trimmer blades and snap it down  
into position. At first, until you become familiar  
with the adjustments, use the longest trim  
setting (5/8”).  
(You can always go back and make your beard  
a little shorter.)  
DO NOT REACH  
INTO THE WATER  
Be especially careful when changing or  
adjusting blades. When you have your trim-  
mer serviced, be sure that both blades are  
sharpened or replaced at the same time.  
To promote the long life of the appliance,  
use your trimmer only for the purpose  
intended by the manufacturer – to trim  
your beard and mustache.  
2. Comb through your mustache in the  
direction it grows.  
11. Do not use the appliance outdoors or  
where aerosol (spray) products are being used  
or oxygen is being administered.  
TAKING CARE OF YOUR TRIMMER  
OILING THE BLADES  
3. Place the 5-position  
WARNING –  
To reduce the  
risk of burns, electric shock, fire, or injury to  
persons:  
About once a month you should oil the trimmer  
blades with the oil provided in your kit. It is best  
to do this over a piece of newspaper. Turn the  
trimmer on and hold it so that the blades are  
pointed downward. Spread one drop of oil across  
comb over the trimmer  
blades and snap it into  
position. It is a good idea  
1. Never leave  
unattended.  
a
plugged-in appliance  
3. Begin trimming your beard using smooth,  
even strokes. Start with your sideburns  
to start with the longest  
 

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