Remington PG6070 Instruction for Use download pdf (Page 7)

, TO REMOVE HAIR FROM NOSE AND EAR

26 Attach the nose, ear and eyebrow attachment.

27 Insert the groomer’s cutting unit gently into the nostril or ear.

28 Gently move the groomer in and out of the nostril or ear and at the same

time rotate the groomer.

29 Avoid inserting the cutting unit more than 6mm into your nostril or ear.

, TO REMOVE HAIR FROM EYEBROWS

30 Attach nose, ear, eyebrow attachment.

31 Gently guide the cutting unit to stray, unwanted hairs along the eyebrow

line or protruding from the eyebrow itself.

32 To remove the hairs completely lower onto the skin and move over the

desired area.

33 Use slow and well controlled movements.

, TRIMMING BODY HAIR

34 Attach the body hair trimmer attachment head.

35 To achieve the desired hair length, change the guide comb by easily

sliding it onto one of the three slots on the attachment head. The dierent

slots represent 3mm, 6mm and 9mm hair lengths.

36 Place the at top of the trimmer comb against the skin. Slowly slide the

trimmer through the hair, in the direction of hair growth.

37 Use slow and well controlled movements.

38 If hair builds up in the guide comb during the trimming process, switch

the unit o and pull o the guide comb. Brush the trimmer and rinse the

comb.

, Note: the wide trimmer can also be used to trim body hair. This wide

trimmer head contains the vacuum technology to conveniently collect

trimmed hair in the vacuum chamber.

39 Regularly check the level of collected hair in the vacuum chamber. Once

this becomes full, switch o the beard trimmer and then remove the

vacuum chamber to empty the hair clippings. To consinue using, slot the

vacuum chamber back into product and then slide on the power switch.

E Tips for best results

• Beard, moustache and sideburn hairs should be dry.

• Avoid using lotions before use.

• If you are trimming for the rst time start with the maximum comb length

setting.

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Remington PG6070 Instruction for Use Page 7