Remington EP6020 Instruction for Use download pdf (Page 8)

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NOTE: The body of the epilator is not washable. Do not submerge in water.

Replace the curved epilation head, ensuring that the wire is at the higher side of the epilator.

Replace the epilation head assembly into the unit by gently pressing until it clicks into place.

CLEANING THE SHAVING HEAD

Ensure the epilator is turned off and disconnected from the mains.

Press the head release button and remove the shaving head.

Remove the blade and trimmer assembly by placing your ﬁngers either side of the assembly

and pulling upwards.

Gently shake the blade and trimmer assembly to remove the hair. Brush the trimmers

and shaver housing.

Replace the blade and trimmer assembly.

NOTE: Never use the cleaning brush on the foil as damage may occur.

TO REMOVE RESIDUE

To remove residue from the stainless steel tweezers, dampen a swab with alcohol. Gently run the swab

over the tweezers until the residue has been removed.

CAUTION: Make sure that the cotton swab is not soaked in alcohol as this may damage the epilator.

Not suitable for cleaning under water.

CARE FOR YOUR EPILATOR

To ensure long lasting performance of your epilator, clean the head assembly regularly.

Always keep the protective cap on the epilation head when the epilator is not in use.

AFTER EACH USE

CLEANING THE EPILATION HEAD

Ensure the epilator is turned off and disconnected from the mains.

Press the head release button and open the head assembly. (Diagram G)

Turn the head assembly upside down.

Using your thumbs, push the small sides together and push the epilation head upwards. This releases the

curved epilation head.

Brush the accumulated hair from the tweezers by turning the barrel manually. Alternatively, remove the

epilation head from the epilator and rinse under running water. Allow to dry completely before attaching

to the epilator body. (Diagram F)

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