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Problem | Possible cause | Solution |
| The socket to | Make sure the socket you use is |
| which the appliance | live. If you use a socket in a |
| is connected is not | bathroom cabinet, you may |
| live. | need to switch on the light to |
|
| activate the socket. |
| The appliance is not | Switch on the appliance. |
| switched on. |
|
| You did not attach | Place the epilating head on the |
| the epilating | appliance and press it onto the |
| head correctly. | appliance until it snaps home |
|
| (‘click’). |
Skin irritation | You used the |
occurs. | epilator for the first |
| time or after a long |
| period of disuse. |
You have applied too much pressure to the appliance
Some skin irritation may occur the first few times you use the appliance.This is absolutely normal and usually disappears quickly. For tips to reduce skin irritation, see the first section of chapter ‘Using the appliance’. Also make sure you keep the epilating head clean.
Do not use any pressure when moving the appliance over skin
It is not | You did not move | Press the release button and |
possible to | the epilating head | move the epilating head in the |
remove the | in the right | direction of the arrow (fig. 11) |
epilating head. | direction. | to remove it. |
