User manual SOLAC CP7320

[. . . ] If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or the manufacturer's after-sales service or by similarly qualified personnel to prevent possible hazards. Do not use parts or accessories not supplied or recommended by SOLAC. Before plugging in the appliance to the mains, check that the indicated voltage matches the voltage in your home. Always unplug the appliance after use and before removing or installing parts and before performing any maintenance or cleaning task. [. . . ] The charge pilot light (9) will light up green when it is fully charged. 5 After charging, unplug the charger from the mains and then unplug the cable from the connector (8). This is normal, unless it Hair clipper has an electronic circuit for charging the batteries correctly, which extends their useful life. Do not use the hair clipper with the cord plugged in when the batteries are completely charged. Do not store or recharge the appliance close to radiators or other sources of heat, or expose it to direct sunlight. Do not recharge the appliance in dirty or wet places, and room temperature should be between 0º C and 40º C. Every few months, allow the batteries to drain completely and then recharge them. To discharge them, turn the appliance on without the cord until it stops running, then put the switch (2) in the "0" position. Do not use it for other If you use the hair clipper in the shower, do so without the charger. Operation with the cord or with the batteries · You can use the hair clipper with the batteries or with the charger. If the batteries are discharged completely, leave the appliance plugged in for 5 minutes with the switch in the "0" position before using it. It is not advisable to use the appliance with the charger if the batteries are completely discharged. Do not use the appliance with the charger when near bathtubs, sinks, Showers or other recipients that may contain water. Before starting to cut 1 Untangle your hair and comb it in its natural direction. If you are not sure which guide comb to use, select the comb for the longest cut (8 mm) and test it. To do so, you must first cut your hair using a normal guide comb (such the 4-mm guide comb) and then use the 2-mm combined guide comb (12). Since it has more tines than the normal guide comb, it only cuts a certain quantity of hair. You will thus be able to combine 2-mm hair with other hair that is cut longer (for example, 4 mm). [. . . ] 4 After each use, lightly lubricate the cutting blades (6) with the lubricating oil (18). storage · When the appliance is not being used, unplug it and store it in a cool, dry place. To prevent the cable from becoming damaged, do not twist it, pull it or wind it around the appliance. When you decide to dispose of the appliance, you must first remove the batteries as described below. [. . . ]