User manual PHILIPS HQ 6090

[. . . ] - Always unplug the shaver before cleaning it under the tap. - The appliance complies with the internationally approved IEC safety regulations and can be safely cleaned under the tap. Always check if the water is not too hot, to prevent your hands from getting burnt. [. . . ] 3 Clean the shaving unit and the hair chamber by rinsing them under a hot tap for some time. Make sure the inside of the shaving unit and the hair chamber have been cleaned properly. Close the shaving unit and shake off excess water. Never dry the shaving unit with a towel or tissue, as this may damage the shaving heads. Open the shaving unit again and leave it open to let the appliance dry completely. You can also clean the hair chamber without water by using the brush supplied. Every six months: shaving heads 1 Open the shaving unit and pull it off the shaver. You can also leave the shaving unit attached to the shaver. 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. 4 Put the shaving heads back into the shaving unit and then put the retaining frame back into the shaving unit. Make sure that the projections of the shaving heads fit into the recesses. Put the shaving unit back onto the shaver by inserting the hinge into the slot in the rim of the hair chamber and pushing it home until it locks into place (`click'). Trimmer Clean the trimmer every time you have used it. 1 Switch off the shaver, remove the powerplug from the wall socket and pull the appliance plug out of the shaver. 3 Lubricate the trimmer teeth with a drop of sewing machine oil every six months. Replacement Replace the shaving heads every two years for optimal shaving results. replace damaged or worn shaving heads with HQ8 Precise Cutting System Shaving Heads only. [. . . ] Answer You may not have cleaned the appliance properly. Clean the shaving heads thoroughly (see chapter `Cleaning and maintenance'). long hairs may be obstructing the shaving heads. [. . . ]