Remington PG6070 Instruction for Use download pdf (Page 5)

• When the unit is switched on and fully charged, the product can be used in

cordless mode for up to 60 minutes.

WARNING: Keep the appliance dry.

F INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

, TO ATTACH / REMOVE ATTACHMENT HEADS

1 Select attachment head that best ts your grooming needs.

2 Place attachment head on top of the unit. Secure carefully until the

attachment head clicks into place.

3 To remove attachment head press the head release buttons on the side of

the head and pull the attachment head away from the product unit.

4 Slide On/O Switch upward to power the beard trimmer.

, TO ATTACH / REMOVE A COMB

5 The Adjustable Comb attachment is to be used with the Wide Trimmer

Attachment Head. To add, align the Comb side rails with the slots of the

wide trimmer head. Secure the Comb by sliding downward. (NOTE: a

clicking sound means Comb attachment is secure and ready for use).

6 To use one of the 4 attachment guide combs, hook the front edge of the

comb to the front teeth of the wide trimmer blade. Then push the back of

the comb down until it snaps in place.

, NOTE: The Adjustable Comb has various length settings. When rst

becoming familiar with the beard and grooming kit, begin with a higher

numbered setting. Adjust cutting length, as desired.

, INSTRUCTIONS FOR BEARD TRIMMING

, Note: For even cutting, allow the comb attachment/blade to cut its way

through the beard hair. Do not force it through quickly. If you are cutting

for the rst time, start with the maximum comb length attachment

, TO THIN AND TAPER THE BEARD/MOUSTACHE

7 Turn the unit on.

8 Select the desired length xed comb or length setting on the adjustable

comb. Place the at top of the trimmer comb against the skin.

9 Slowly slide the through the hair. Repeat from dierent directions as

necessary.

10 If hair builds up in the trimmer comb during the trimming process, switch

the unit o, pull o the comb and brush o.

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Remington PG6070 Instruction for Use Page 5