User manual BRAUN 3612

[. . . ] For safety reasons, periodically check the cord for damage and replace it, if it is loose in the shaver socket. 1 2 2a 3 4 Foil protection cap Shaver foil Floating cutter Cutter block Release button 5 6 7 8 Pop-out long hair trimmer Switch Charging light Shaver socket For the 3 first chargings: Connect the shaver to the mains and charge it for at least 4 hours (switch position «off»). The charging light (7) illuminates when the shaver is in charging mode. [. . . ] Press the release buttons, take off the shaver foil (d) and gently tap it out on a flat surface (e). ⷠThen thoroughly clean the cutter block with the brush (f). About every four weeks, clean the cutter block with Braun cleaning agents (g). ⷠDo not clean the shaver foil with the brush. ⷠIf you have a very dry skin and you notice a reduced operation time of the shaver, you should put a drop of sewing machine oil onto the floating cutter and shaver foil (g). The shaver foil and cutter block are precision parts that, in time, are subject to wear. A regular replacement of the parts every 1 1/2 years or when these parts are worn, will ensure, that you are getting the close, comfortable and quick shave you expect from your Braun shaver. Press the release buttons, take off the shaver foil. Replace the new shaver foil in the right direction until it locks in place. ⷠTo remove the cutter block, lift it off (g). To replace the cutter block, snap onto the holding studs. In order to optimise the capacity and life of the battery, it should be fully discharged through regular use every 6 months approximately. Do not expose the shaver to temperatures of more than 50 °C for long periods of time. This appliance is provided with nickel-hydride rechargeable batteries. [. . . ] To obtain service within the guarantee period, hand in or send the complete appliance with your sales receipt to an authorised Braun Customer Service Centre. For UK only: This guarantee in no way affects your rights under statutory law. Year of manufacture To determine the year of manufacture, refer to the 3-digit production code located near the socket. [. . . ]