User manual PHILIPS PQ 203

[. . . ] Make sure the cleaning brush remains clean. Preparing for use Inserting the batteries The appliance operates on two R6 AA 1. Preferably insert new Philips alkaline batteries to get optimal shaving performance. Make sure that your hands are dry when you insert the batteries. [. . . ] 4 Clean the inside of the shaving unit with the cleaning brush (Fig. 5 Clean the hair chamber with the cleaning brush (Fig. 6 Put the shaving unit back onto the shaver (Fig. Every two months: shaving heads Note: Do not use cleaning agents or alcohol to clean the shaving heads. 2 Press the release button (1) and pull the shaving unit straight up off the shaver (2) (Fig. 3 To remove the retaining frame, push the sides of the central spring towards each other (1). Then lift the retaining frame out of the shaving unit (2) (Fig. 4 Slide the shaving heads out of the retaining frame. Remove and clean one shaving head at a time. Each shaving head consists of a cutter and a guard (Fig. Note: Do not clean more than one cutter and guard at a time, since they are all matching sets. If you accidentally mix up the cutters and guards, it may take several weeks before optimal shaving performance is restored. 5 Remove the guard from the cutter (Fig. 6 Clean it with the short-bristled side of the cleaning brush. Brush carefully in the direction of the arrows (Fig. 7 Clean the guard with the long-bristled side of the cleaning brush (Fig. €¯18) 8 Put the cutter back into the guard after cleaning (Fig. 9 Slide the shaving heads back into the retaining frame. €¯20) 10 Put the retaining frame back into the shaving unit (‘click’) (Fig. 11 Put the shaving unit back onto the shaver (Fig. Use and store the appliance at a temperature between 5°C and 35°C. 2 Put the protection cap on the shaver after use to prevent damage and to avoid dirt accumulation in the shaving heads (Fig. [. . . ] The rotation speed of the shaving heads is slower than usual. Too much dirt has collected in the shaving heads. The batteries are empty Replace the batteries. See chapter ‘Preparing for use’. [. . . ]