How To Shave With An Electric Razor, Trimming

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How To Shave With An Electric Razor

◗Use this razor for its intended household use as described in this manual.

◗Shaving with a clean, dry face gives the best results.

C 1 Turn razor to ON (1) position. Shave against the direction of beard growth using both straight and circular movements.

2 Stretch your skin with your free hand so blades can lift and cut whiskers. Gently press razor to skin, so the floating heads can follow the contours of your face. DO NOT press too hard.Too much pressure can pinch the skin into the heads.

3	Turn razor to OFF (O) position.
C 4	Put the protective razor head cap on the
	razor to protect razor heads.
Replace your Norelco Reflex Plus razor heads
(model # HQ55 PLUS) once a year for optimal
shaving results.

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Trimming
To groom sideburns and moustache:
1	Turn razor to ON (1) position.
C 2	Push up trimmer slide switch.
The trimmer can be activated while the razor is
running.
C 3	Hold trimmer as shown and move in
	downward strokes with gentle pressure.
4	Close trimmer by sliding trimmer switch
	down.

5Turn razor to OFF (O) position.

Cleaning

Once a week: Razor

◗Regular cleaning guarantees better shaving results.

Always turn razor off, unplug from outlet and
remove cord from razor before cleaning.
C 1	Clean the top of the razor with the
	supplied brush.
C 2	Press the Razor Head Release Button and
	remove Razor Head Assembly from the
	razor unit.

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