User manual REMINGTON MS2-290

[. . . ] CS27659_MS2_series_IB 9/1/05 11:10 AM Page 1 ® ® MC Use and Care Guide MS2-280 MS2-290 MS2-390 CS27659_MS2_series_IB 9/1/05 11:10 AM Page 2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be observed, including the following. Read all instructions before using this appliance. WARNING To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric shock or injury to persons: This appliance is for household use only. An appliance should never be left unattended when it's plugged in, except when charging a rechargeable appliance. Close supervision is necessary when this appliance is used by, on, or near children or invalids. [. . . ] Avoid holding the shaver at an angle so only one screen touches the skin at a time. This will distort the screen and could cause skin irritation. Use your free hand to stretch your skin. This encourages your whiskers to stand out, making it easier for them to enter the cutting chamber. Pressing only flattens your whiskers, making it harder for them to enter the cutting chamber. It will also wear out the cutting surface more quickly. Remington® Pre-Shave Powder Stick (SP-5) can help maximize your shaver's performance. Its absorbs moisture and facial oils, helping set up the hairs so they enter the cutting chamber more easily. It makes shaving quicker and more comfortable. Removing the Headguard Before operating your shaver, remove the headguard, which protects the screen and cutter assembly. It is important to remove the headguard correctly to avoid damaging the clips that hold it to the shaver. Press lightly on the top of the headguard. Pull the headguard away from the shaver. 12 9 6 3 !Always keep the protective head guard on the shaver head and keep the trimmer in the OFF position when the shaver is not in use. 6 7 CS27659_MS2_series_IB 9/1/05 11:10 AM Page 8 Cleaning & Maintenance Cleaning Your Shaver Remington® recommends cleaning your shaver after every use for optimal performance. Remove the head assembly by squeezing on both release buttons and pulling up from the body of the shaver. Screens-Do not use the brush to clean the screens. Instead, blow the shavings out or rinse the screens under cold or warm water. Cutters and trimmerUse the cleaning brush to sweep any loose hairs from the cutters and trimmers, or rinse/dunk them in cold or warm water. After cleaning, return the foils and head assembly to their original position on the shaver. If the shaver was rinsed with water hold it facing downward into the sink, and turn it on for a few seconds to dispel additional water. To clean the external surfaces of the shaver, use a damp cloth. Do NOT use strong detergents or other chemicals. To dry, wipe the surface of the overall shaver with a dry towel. [. . . ] Here are some signs that your foils and cutters need replacing: Irritation: As screens get worn, you may notice that your skin feels more sensitive after a shave, particularly when you apply aftershave. Pulling: As cutters wear, your shave may not feel as close and you may feel your shaver is pulling at your whiskers. Wear-through: You may notice that the cutters have worn through the screens. The replacement for this shaver is model SP-67 (screens) and SP-69 (screens and cutters). [. . . ]