q u ’ e l l e s ’ a r r ê t e p u i s r e c h a r g e z - l a .
s e m a i n e p o u r t a i l l e r v o t r e b a r b e / m o u s t a c h e .
f a i r e , u t i l i s e z l a l a m e d e d é c o u p e c h a q u e
q u e v o u s e n m a i n t e n i e z l ’ a p p a r e n c e . P o u r c e
v o t r e m o u s t a c h e a é t é t a i l l é e , i l e s t e s s e n t i e l
l a i s s e z l a t o n d e u s e f o n c t i o n n e r j u s q u ’ à c e
c h a r g e e t p r o l o n g e r l a d u r é e d e l a p i l e ,
P o . u 8 r m a i n t e n i r l a p l e i n e c a p a c i t é d e
.
v é à l ’ u s a g e m é n a g ’ a e p r p a 1 r 1 e . i l L e s t r é s e r
l ’ o x y g è n e .
b r o s s e p u i s r e m e t t e z l a g r i l l e e n p l a c e .
u t i l i s e d e s a é r o s o l E s ’ A o U u a d m i n i s t r e d e
A R E A I L P T P O M
N e t t o y e z l e s l a m e s e t l a g r i l l e a v e c l a p e t i t e
t o y a g e ) e t t i r e z d o u c e m e n t s u r l a g r i l l e .
d ’ a u t r e d e l a t ê t e ( v o i r l e s d i r e c t i v e s d e n e t -
s u r l e s b o u t o n s d e d é g a g e m e n t d e p a r t e t
a v e z b e a u c o u p d e p o i l s à c o u p e r
l a p u i s s a n c e n o r m a l e .
c h a r g e r p e n d a n t q u e l q u e s h e u r e s .
N e l 1 ’ u 0 t . i l i s e z p a s à l ’ e x t é r i e u r n i l à o ù A l ’ o S n S A I S I R N U ’ N A L L E Z
o p i n i o n . U n e f o i s q u e v o t r e u b r a b r o b e p o o u u r r q e u t o e u r n e r à R e 4 l â . c h e z l e b o u t o n T
u n e p r i s e d e c o u r a n t e t l a i s s e z l a p i l e
a l i g n é e s e t h u i l é e s a v a n t c h a q u e u s a g e .
D é c o n n e
M É N A G E R
p a r l e z - e n à u n c o i f f e u r e t d e m a n d e z - l u i s o n
o u d e m o u s t a c h e q u i v o u s c o n v i e n t l e m i e u x ,
v o u s v o u l e z u t i l i s e r l a f o n c t i o n .
. B r a n c h e z l e s o c l e d c h a n a r s g e u r
A s s u r e z - v o u s q u e l e s l a m e s s o n t b i e n
S ’ i l 5 . t o m b
u r b o e n f o n c é t a n e t T n q e u z 3 e . l e b o u t o n T
, é t e i g n r a e l z e - n l a t i r p u i s p l a c e z - l a s u r l e
’ U S A G E
R É S E R V É À L
.
l a m e s c a r v o u s r i s q u e z d e v o u s b l e s s e r
l ’ e a u o u
, a p p u y e z
S i v o u s n ’ ê t e s p a s c e r t a i n d u t y p e d e b a r b e
S i , e 7 n . c o u r s d ’ u s a g e , l a t o n d e u s e s e m b l e
s u r l e c ô t é d e l a t o n d e u s e .
A p 2 p . u y e z s u r l e b o u t o n T
M e 1 t . t e z l a t o n d e u s e e n m a r
P o u r l ’ u t i l i s e r :
e n d o m m a g é n i s ’ i l m a n q u e d e s d e n t s a u x
4 . N e
U n e f o i s q u e v o u s a v e z t e r m i n é , o u s i v o u s
’ é p a 3 i s . s L e u r d e s p o i l s .
m o u s t a c h e .
b a r b e o u d e l a
n a t u r e l l e d e l a
2 . L a c r o i s s a n c e
u r b o r o n d s i t u é
c h e .
.
c o n t a c t , e t d e r é g l e r l ’ i n t e r r u p t e u r s u r O F F
l e s u p p o r t c h a r g e u r a f i n d ’ a s s u r e r u n b o n
A s s 3 u . r e z - v o u s d e b i e n p l a c e r l a t o n d e u s e s u r
c o u r a n t q u a n d v o u s é t e i g n e z l e s l u m i è r e s .
m a n d é e p a r u n i n t e r r u p t e u r q u i c o u p e l e
A s s 2 u . r e z - v o u s q u e l a p r i s e n ’ e s t p a s c o m -
p o s i t i o n d ’ a r r ê t ( O F F ) .
N e 9 . l ’ u t i l i s e z p a s a v e c u n p e i g n e c a s s é o u
d o u c h e .
c u l a i r e s u r l a p e a u .
e n d e z l a
d a n s u n m o u v e m e n t c i r
A p r 6 è . s l ’ u t i l i s a t i o n , r é g l e z l ’ i n t e r r u p t e u r e n
c h e .
e s t e n m a r
N e 3 l . ’ u t i l i s
p e a u e n d o u c e u r e t d é p l a c e z l a t o n d e u s e
p o i l s c o m p l è t e m e n t . T
c h e ( O N ) .
p o s i t i o n d e m a r
f a c e a l o r s q u ’ i l
N e 8 l . e d é p o s e z p a s s u r u n e s u r
u n e b a i g
, p o u s s e z l ’ i n P t e o r u r 5 r u . p l ’ t u e t u i l r i s e n r
a g e , l à o
g r i l l e l é g
t o n t e d e c h e v e u x t r è s é p a i s .
o u v e r t u r e s .
p e u t t o m
s a n s d o m m a g e à l a p i l e .
d a n s l a p r i s e d e c o u r a n t e n t o u t t e m p s ,
L a 4 t o . n d e u s e p e u t ê t r e l a i s s é e b r a n c h é e
C o n 3 n . e c t e z - l a d a n s u n e p r i s e 1 2 0 V
d e u s e e t q u ’ e l l e n ’ e s t p a s e n s e r
s ’ a l l u m e q u a n d l e f i l e s t c o n n e c t é à l a t o n -
V é r 2 i f i . e z t o u j o u r s s i l e t é m o i n d e c h a r g e
e n g a g é e . L a f o n c t i o n e s t p r a t i q u e p o u r l a
a c c r o î t s a p u i s s a n c e d e 1 5 % q u a n d e l l e e s t
L a t o n d e u s e p o s s è d e u n e f o n c t i o n t u r b o q u i
N ’ é 7 c . h a p p e z n i n ’ i n s é r e z a u c u n o b j e t d a n s l e s
N e 2 l . e p l a
v i s a g e .
d i m e n s i o n d u
1 . L a f o r m e e t l a
v o t r e v i s a g e :
v i e n t l e m i e u x à
c h e . P r e s s e z p l a a r e i l e
a u t o u r d e l ’ a p p a r e i l .
N e 6 t . i r e z n i n e t o r d e z l e f i l e t n e l ’ e n r o u l e z p a s
d a n t l a c
i m m é d i a
D é 1 c o . n n e
b l e s s u
é t e i n t .
a p p a r e i l .
c l e n c h a n
P o s e z l a
s o u s t e n s i o n e n y b r a n c h a n t u n a u t r e
A s s 1 u . r e z - v o u s q u e l a p r i s e d e c o u r a n t e s t
6 , 0 H z .
F O N C T I O N T U R B O
f a c e s c h a u f f é e s .
5 . G a r d e z l e f i l l o i n d e s s u r
T I O N D U U R T I A L S I S O
v i c e .
v i c e a p r è s - v e n t e p : r é s e n t e r a u s e r
e t r é p a r é .
m é n a g è r e s .
, p r o c é c d h e a z r g c e o r m m e s u i t a v a n t d e l a
v i c e s e a r p r è s - v e n t e C o n a i r o ù i l s e r a i n s p e c t é
s ’ i l e s t t o m b é d a n s l ’ e a u . r e t o u r n e z - l e a u
e n d o m m a g é e , s ’ i l a é t é é c h a p p é o u b r i s é o u
N e . 4 l ’ u t i l i s e z p a s a v e c u n f i l o u u n e f i c h e
p o u r é t a b l i r q u e l l e b a r b e o u m o u s t a c h e c o n -
A S a v e c l e s o r d u N r e E s L E S J E T E Z P
l ’ e n c l e n c h a n t b i e n e n p o s i t i o n .
p r o c é d a n t d e m ê m e ,
S i l a t o n d e u s e r e c h a r g e a b l e n e s e m b l e p a s s e
l ’ e n d o m m a g e r e t e l l e n e s e c h a r g e r a p a s .
d e c h a r g e r l a t o n d e u s e e n m a r
U D n A a p
T E N I R L O I N
I l y a t r o i s p r i n c i p a u x f a c t e u r s à c o n s i d é r e r
A p p o r t e z l e s p i l e s à u n c e n t r e d e c o l l e c t e .
I l l . 1
l a g a r a n t i e ) .
E n l e v e z l e c a p u c h o n e t f a i t e s s o r t i r l e s p i l e s .
A C H E S
T Y P E S D E B A R B E S / M O U S T
P o s e z u n e a u t r e t ê t e e n
c h e p e u t
C o n a i r ( p r o c é d u r e e t a d r e s s e d a n s l e t e x t e d e
e n c l i q u e z ( i l l . 1 ) .
p o u r l a t o n t e d e s p o i l s .
V E C L A E P S S A O R D U R E S M É N e A n G t È e R r E S .
J E T É E C O R R E C T E M E N T
r u p t e u r e n p o s i t i o n d ’ a r r ê t ( O F F ) . T
t o u j o u r s l a t o n d e u s e s u r l e s o c l e , l ’ i n t e r -
C h a r g e z - l a p e n d a n t 1 6 h e u r e s . P l a c e z
b r a n c h e z - l e d a n s u n e p r i s e d e c o u r a n t .
f o i s , p l a c e z - l a s u r l e s o c l e c h a r g e u r e t
v a A n t 1 d . ’ u t i l i s e r l a t o n d e u s e l a p r e m i è r e
v i c e a p r è s - v e n t e d e p r é s e n t e z - l a a u s e r
’ E A U
p a s a v e c u n e r a l l o n g e .
c e l l e d e l e l a t ê t e e t
f l è c h e d e l a g r i l l e a v e c
b a r b e e n a l i g n a n t l a
P o s e z l a t ê t e p o u r l a
c l i q u e d a n s s i t i o n l a p l u s c o n f o r t a b l e
. N E L A J E T E Z
S i 3 l a . t o n d e u s e n e f o n c t i o n n e t o u j o u r s p a s ,
r e c o m m a n d é s p a r l e f a b r i c a n t . N e l ’ u t i l i s e z
d a n s c e l i v r e t . N ’ u t i l i s e z q u e l e T s a I c O c e s N s o i r e s ’ U L T I L I S A
j u s q u ’ à c e s ’ e n -
2 . P o u s s e z l e l a t ê t e
D O I T Ê T R E R A M A S S É E , R E C Y C L É E O U
P I L E N I C K E L - C A D M I U M . C E T T E P I L E
R E M P L A C E M E N T D E L A P I L E
b r o s s e d e n e t t o y a g e .
e l l e s s o n t e m b o u r b é e s , n e t t o y e z - l e s a v e c l a
A s s 2 u . r e z - v o u s q u e l e s l a m e s s o n t p r o p r e s ; s i
3 . N e l ’ u t i l i s e z q u e p o u r l ’ u s a g e p r é v u i n d i q u é
A V N T
D I R E C
L I R E T
l a t ê t e ( v o i r l ’ i l l u s t r a t i o n ) .
d ’ a u t r e d e l a t ê t e e t i n c l i n e z
d e d é g a g e m e n t d e p a r t e t
1 . A p p u y e z s u r l e s b o u t o n s
c e r t a i n e s i n f i r m i t é s .
p r è s d ’ e n f a n t s o u d e p e r s o n n e s s o u f f r a n t d e
’ a p p 2 a . r e L i l n e d o i t p a s ê t r e u t i l i s é p a r
e T n e z l a t o n d e u s e , l e d o s v e r s v o u s .
C H A N G E R L A T Ê T E D E C O U P E
T O U T D ’ A B O R D
1 . A s s u r e z - v o u s q u ’ e l l e e s t a l l u m é e ( O N ) .
p o s i t i o n d ’ a r r ê t ) .
a c h e t é
v é r i f i c a t i o n s s u i v a n t e s :
, s u r o u
( n ’ o u b l i e z p a s d e m e t t r e l ’ i n t e r r u p t e u r e n
p r é c a u
p r é s e n
’ u L t i l i s a t
V é r i f i e z q u e l m o d è l e v o u s a v e z
T O N D E U S E R E C H A R G E A B L E
D ’ U T I L I S A
D I R E C T I V E S
S i l ’ a p p a r e i l n e f o n c t i o n n e p a s , e f f e c t u e z l e s
d a n s l a t o n d e u s e e t e l l e s e c h a r g e r a
v e i l l a n c e .
p l u s i e u r s p o s i t i o n s :
. B r a n c h c e h z a r l g e e u f r i l d i r e c t e m e n t
A G E D E D S É P P R I S O T B L È M E S
p e u t f a i r e p i v o t e r l a t ê t e s u r
e n d r o i t s d i f f i c i l e s à c o u p e r
v o u s n ’ a v e z p a s à e m p o r t e r l e s o c l e
P o u r 1 0 c . h a r g e r l a t o n d e u s e e n v o y a g e ,
c o u r s d ’ u s a g e ; c e l a e s t n o r m a l .
L e s 9 o . c l e c h a r g e u r p e u t d e v e n i r c h a u d e n
q u e d é s i r
T I O N
d e c h o c é l e c t r i q u e o u d e b l e s s u
1 . N e l a i s s e z j a m a i s l ’ a p p a r e i l b r A a n c h é s a n s s u r -
r e T N : T E S I M P O R
D I R E C T I V E S
, o n
o u V s é v i t e r e z d e c o u p e r p l u s d e p o i l s
ê t r e h u m i d e m o u i l l é e ) a v a n t d e t o n d r e .
C O N S E R V E Z C E S
T I S S V E A E M R E N T –
A f i n d e r é d u i r e l e r i s q u e d e b r û l u r e , d ’ i n c e n C d i e O , N S I G N E
P o u r m i e u x a t t e i n d r e l e s
A N T E
T Ê T E P I V O T
P o u r d e m e i l r é s u l t a t s , l a b a r b e d e v r a i t
1. Never leave a plugged-in appliance
unattended.
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 attach-
ments recommended by the manufacturer.
Do not use an extension cord to operate
the appliance.
4. Never operate the appliance if it has a dam-
aged cord or plug, is not working
properly, has been dropped or damaged,
or dropped into water. Return the appli-
ance to a Conair service centre for exami-
nation 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.
9. Do not use the appliance with a 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.
10. Do not use the appliance outdoors or
operate where aerosol (spray) products
are being used or oxygen is being admin-
istered.
8. To maintain the full charging capacity and
For the best trimming results, your beard
should be slightly damp (not wet) before
using the trimmer. This will prevent
the trimmer from removing more hair
than desired.
PIVOTING HEAD
IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
SAVE THESE
OPERATING
extend the life of the battery, it must be
To make it easier to trim hard to
reach areas, the trimmer has a
multi position pivoting head.
periodically run down during normal use
until it stops, then recharge.
9. The charge base may become warm while
charging – this is normal.
10. To charge the unit when traveling, you do
not need to take the stand with you. Just
plug the cord directly into the unit and the
unit will begin charging. (Remember
switch must be in the “OFF” position,
INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS
When using electrical appliances, especially
when children are present, basic safety pre-
cautions should always be taken, including
the following:
TROUBLESHOOTING
There are several things to look for if your
trimmer fails to operate:
FOR YOUR RECHARGEABLE
To pivot the head:
TRIMMER
1. Press the release but-
tons on the side of the
trimmer and rotate the
pivoting head. (see image)
2. Press bottom of the
trimmer head until it clicks
GETTING STARTED
Check to be sure which model
you have purchased.
TO SWITCH TRIMMER HEADS
1. Be sure the trimmer is turned ON.
Hold the trimmer handle with the back of the
trimmer facing you.
2. Check the blades to see if they are clogged
with hair clippings; if so, use the cleaning
brush to remove hair.
3. If the trimmer still fails to operate, take or
send it to a Conair Service Centre (see
warranty procedure and addresses).
If your rechargeable trimmer does not
seem to be taking a charge, take the
following troubleshooting steps before
returning it for repair:
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS
1. Before using your trimmer for the first
time, insert the trimmer in the charging
base and then plug into wall outlet and
charge it for 16 hours. Always place the
trimmer in the stand with the ON/OFF
switch in the OFF position. Attempting to
charge the unit in the ON position can
cause damage to the unit and it will not
charge.
BEFORE USING
Attach the beard trim-
mer head by aligning
both arrows on the foil
frame and on the head
until it clicks into
BATTERY REMOVAL
into the position that is most comfortable for
trimming your face.
KEEP AWAY FROM WATER
CONTAINS NICKEL CADMIUM
BATTERY. MUST BE COLLECTED,
RECYCLED OR DISPOSED OF
PROPERLY. DO NOT DISPOSE OF
IN THE MUNICIPAL WASTE.
DANGER–Any appliance is electri-
TYPES OF BEARDS/MUSTACHES
GROWING A BEARD OR MUSTACHE
cally live, even when the switch is off.
Fig. 1
place. (Fig.1)
To reduce the risk of death or injury by
Attach another head by pushing it down on
the top of the trimmer until it snaps into place.
There are three key factors that determine
which beard or
Remove the battery cap and push the
batteries out. Bring the batteries to the
nearest collection centre for proper disposal.
DO NOT throw the battery into the normal
municipal waste system.
electric shock:
2. Always check to see if the charging light is
on when the cord is connected to the trim-
mer and the unit is not in use.
1. Always unplug appliance from electrical
outlet immediately after using (except
when charging unit) and before cleaning.
2. Do not place or store appliance where it
can 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.
mustache style is
1. Be sure the electrical outlet is working, by
plugging in another appliance to test it.
USING THE SHAVER
ATTACHMENT
most suitable for
your face:
3. Plug unit into any 120V, 60Hz wall outlet.
2. Make sure the electrical plug is not
connected to a switch which turns power
off when lights are turned off.
3. Be sure you have inserted the trimmer
properly into the charging stand, that all
connections are secure, and that the
trimmer switch is in the “OFF” position.
1. The shape and
dimensions of
your face.
2. The natural growth of your beard/
mustache.
4. The trimmer can remain plugged into the
power source at all times without damage
to the battery.
5. To use your trimmer, push ON/OFF switch
upwards to “ON” position.
6. After you finish using your trimmer, push
down on the ON/OFF switch to turn the
trimmer off.
7. If, while trimmer is in use, the charge
seems to be running down, simply put
ON/OFF switch in OFF position. Then,
insert the trimmer in the charging base
and plug into wall outlet. Allow battery to
recharge for several hours.
TURBO FEATURE
Attach the foil shaver head by
snapping it in place. Turn unit
on. Gently press the foil head
against your skin where you
want to completely shave the
skin clean. Gently pull your skin
taught and move the shaver in a circular
motion over your skin.
This product is equipped with a turbo boost
button. When activated, this will proved 15%
more cutting power. This is especially useful
for cutting through thicker hair.
3. The thickness of your beard/mustache.
To activate the turbo feature:
1. Turbo the power switch to the “ON” position
2. Press the Turbo button, it is the round
button located on the side of the trimmer
3. Continue to press the Turbo button for as
long as you need the extra power
4. Release the Turbo button to return to
normal power
5. If appliance has fallen into water, do not
reach for it. Unplug immediately.
If you are unsure of the type of beard or mus-
tache that most suits your face, speak with a
professional hair stylist and ask for an opin-
ion 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 shaper to trim your
beard/mustache weekly.
FOR HOUSEHOLD
USE ONLY
DO NOT REACH
INTO THE WATER
When you are finished, or if you have a lot of
stubble to remove, press the release buttons
on the side of the shaver head (see cleaning
instructions) and gently pull the foil assembly
off. Clean the cutter and foil using the brush.
Reattach the foil head.
WARNING–
To reduce the risk
11. This product is for household use only.
of burns, electric shock, fire, or injury to per-
sons:
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