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Cleaning
The shaver head is suitable for
cleaning under running tap
water.
Warning: Detach the shaver from the
power supply before cleaning the
shaver head in water.
Regular cleaning ensures better
shaving performance. Rinsing the
shaving head under running water after
each shave is an easy and fast way to
keep it clean (A):
Switch the shaver on and rinse the
shaver head under hot running water.
You may use liquid soap without
abrasive substances. Rinse off all
foam and let the shaver run for a few
more seconds.
Next, switch off the shaver, remove
the shaver foil (2) and cutter block
(3). Then leave the disassembled
shaving parts to dry.
If you regularly clean the shaver
under water, then once a week apply
a drop of light machine oil onto the
long hair trimmer (4) and shaver foil.
Alternatively, you may clean the shaver
using the brush provided (B):
Switch off the shaver. Remove the
shaver foil and tap it out on a flat
surface.
Using the brush, clean the cutter
block and the inner area of the
shaver head. However, do not clean
the shaver foil with the brush as this
will damage the foil.
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Keeping your shaver in top
shape
Replacing the shaver foil and cutter
block
To maintain 100% shaving perform-
ance, replace the shaver foil (2)
and cutter block (3) at least every
18 months or when worn. Change both
parts at the same time for a closer
shave with less skin irritation.
(Shaver foil and cutter block: 11B)
Environmental notice
This appliance contains
rechargeable batteries. In the
interest of protecting the
environment, please do not
dispose of the product in
household waste at the end of its
useful life. Disposal can take place at a
Braun Service Centre or at appropriate
collection points provided in your
country.
Subject to change without notice.
This product conforms to the
European Directives EMC
2004/108/EC and Low Voltage
2006/95/EC.
For electric specifications, see printing
on the special cord set.
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