Remington R6150 [6/129] English

ENGLISH

CLEANING DAILY

Ensure the shaver is switched off and unplugged from the mains.

Open the shaver head by pressing the release button on the front of the shaver (Fig. I) and

flipping open the head away from the body of the shaver (Fig. J)

Rinse the shaver head with warm water (Fig. K).

Close head assembly (Fig. L).

CLEANING WEEKLY

CAUTION:

Never submerge your shaver in water. The shaver can be rinsed with water. The water

temperature should not exceed 70 degrees. Attention. Unplug the shaver before cleaning with

water. Keep the adaptor and cable dry.

CLEANING TRIMMER

Lubricate the teeth of the trimmer every six months with one drop of sewing machine oil.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING – TO REDUCE THE RISK OF BURNS, ELECTROCUTION, FIRE,

OR INJURY TO PERSONS:

An appliance should never be left unattended when plugged in to a power outlet, except

when charging. Keep the power adaptor and cord away from heated surfaces.

Make sure the power adaptor and cord do not get wet.

Do not plug or unplug the shaver with wet hands.

Do not use the product with a damaged cord. A replacement can be obtained via the

Remington

Service Center.

Charge, use and store the product at a temperature between 15°C and 35°C.

ENGLISH

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Perform the daily cleaning steps first

Replace inner cutter (Fig. ).

Open the shaver head by pressing the release button on the front of the shaver (Fig. I)

and flipping open the head away from the body of the shaver (Fig. J).

Release the inner cutter carrier by rotating the locking arms counter-clockwise (Fig. M)

Pull the inner cutter carrier away from the inner cutters (Fig. N).

Thoroughly brush hairs from the inner and outer cutters (Fig. P) and rinse out remaining debris .

Place the inner cutter carrier back onto the upper hairpocket and lock in place by rotating

the locking arms clockwise until the arms ‘click’ into place (Fig. Q - R)