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Accessories (depending on model):

f Brush head holder

g Travel case (design may vary)

Note: Content may vary based on the model purchased.

Specifications

For voltage specifications refer to the bottom of the

charging unit.

Noise level: ≤ 65 dB (A)

Charging and Operating

This toothbrush has a waterproof handle, is electrically

safe and designed for use in the bathroom.

• Plug the charger (e) into an electrical outlet and place the

toothbrush handle (c) on the charger.

• The green charge indicator light (d) flashes while the han-

dle is being charged. Once it is fully charged, the light

turns off. A full charge typically takes 22 hours (picture 1).

Note: After deep discharge, the green light might not

flash immediately; it can take up to 10–15 minutes.

• If the rechargeable battery is low the red charge indicator

light (d) is flashing for some seconds when turning your

toothbrush on/off.

• For everyday use, the toothbrush handle can be stored

on the charger to maintain it at full power. Overcharging is

impossible.

• To maintain the maximum capacity of the rechargeable

battery, unplug the charging unit and fully discharge the

handle with regular use at least every 6 months.

Using the toothbrush

Brushing technique

• Wet brush head and apply any kind of toothpaste. To avoid

splashing, guide the brush head to your teeth before

switching on the appliance (picture 2).

• When brushing your teeth with one of the Oral-B

oscillating-rotating brush heads guide the brush head

slowly from tooth to tooth, spending a few seconds on

each tooth surface.

• With any brush head start brushing the outsides, then the

insides and finally the chewing surfaces. Brush all four

quadrants of your mouth equally. Do not press too hard,

simply let the brush do all the work (picture 4). You may

also consult your dentist or dental hygienist about the

right technique for you.

In the first days of using any electric toothbrush, your

gums may bleed slightly. In general, bleeding should stop

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