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Tips for best results

• After trimming, lightly go over the trimmed areas with the miniscreen shaver to get a smooth clean

ﬁnish. Position the trimmer at a 45° angle so that the plastic area before the foil is touching your skin.

• Since all hairs do not grow in the same direction, you may want to try trimming in different directions

(i.e. upwards, downwards or across) for better results.

NOTE: The miniscreen shaver is designed to shave small detailed areas. It was not designed to shave large

surfaces. For a close comfortable shave of these areas use one of REMINGTON

’s female shavers.

CARE FOR YOUR TRIMMER

AFTER EACH USE

To clean the attachment precision and trimmers

Brush the accumulated hair from the cutting assembly.

Care for your product to ensure a long lasting performance. We recommend you clean your trimmer

after each use. The easiest and the most hygienic way to clean the shaver is by rinsing the product head

after use under warm water. Always keep trimmer in the off postion when not in use.

REPLACING THE FOILS & CUTTERS

To ensure the continued highest quality performance from your shaver, we recommend that foils

and cutters are replaced regularly.

Signs that your foils and cutters need replacing:

Irritation: As foils get worn, you may experience skin irritation.

Pulling: As the cutters wear, your shave may not feel as close and you may feel your cutter

pulling your hair.

Wear through: You may notice that the cutters have worn through the foils.

fine

To clean the miniscreen foil

Hold the trimmer in one hand, with the other press the foil release buttons and gently pull the foil

assembly off the trimmer.

Blow any loose debris from the foil.

Brush the accumulated hair from the cutter assembly.

To replace the foil assembly, hold either side of the foil and push down until you hear a click and

it is ﬁrmly attached. Do not press down on the foil.

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