Maintenance
When is it time to replace your head assembly?
Because they are subject to daily use, the heads and cutters of your Remington® shaver will wear and eventually require replacement. It is very important to replace your heads and cutters when necessary to insure a close, comfortable shave. Depending on your shaving technique and habits:
Head and cutter assemblies will usually last 12 months. Worn or damaged parts should be replaced with Remington® replacement parts only. The replacement head asssembly for the
When it’s time to replace the cutters, model
Irritation
!To prevent inadvertent damage to the cutter assembly, do not attempt to remove it unless you are replacing it. When it’s time to remove the cutter assembly, follow
the instructions that come with the replacement package.
Interior Cleaning
For optimal results, gently wipe this area clean with a damp cloth every 6 months.
Battery Removal
When your rechargeable shaver reaches the end of its useful life, the batteries must be removed from the shaver and be recy- cled or disposed of properly in accordance with your state and local requirements. If this is not required by law, you may elect to dispose of the shaver without removing the batteries.
THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE SHOULD BE FOLLOWED FOR BATTERY REMOVAL:
1.To avoid a possible electric shock hazard, unplug cord from electrical outlet and shaver.
2.Open the head assembly
by pressing the head2
release buttons and lifting the head assembly. Pull the entire head assembly off of the shaver assembly.
CAUTION: DO NOT PUT IN FIRE OR MUTI- LATE YOUR BATTERIES WHEN DISPOSING AS THEY MAY BURST OR RELEASE TOXIC MATERIALS. DO NOT SHORT CIRCUIT AS IT MAY CAUSE BURNS. DISPOSE PROPERLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH YOUR LOCAL AND STATE REQUIREMENTS.
As the heads get excessively worn there may be some skin irritation. This would be especially noticed when applying after- shave lotion.
Pulling
When the cutters wear you may feel a sense of pulling and a loss of closeness when you shave. This is an indication that it is time to replace your heads and cutters.
! Do not remove or replace the head |
3.Push the trimmer button up to open the trimmer.
4.Remove the trimmer assembly by squeezing the sides as shown in the picture.
5.Using a small Phillips head screwdriver, remove the 3 screws from the back of the shaver.
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assembly while shaver is running or |
plugged into an electrical outlet as it may |
cause damage to the unit’s cutters. |
6. Pull or gently pry the | 6 | |
shaver halves apart, | ||
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exposing the battery. |
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7. Pry the lower battery clip off.
8.Lift or pry the batteries out of the shaver.
9.Cut the wires on both ends of each battery and remove them from the shaver.
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