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Cleaning & Maintenance
Cleaning Your Shaver
Remington recommends cleaning your shaver after every use for optimal performance.
1.Turn the shaver OFF.
2.Press the side release button to flip open the
head assembly.
3.
4.Cutters and trimmer- Use the cleaning brush
to sweep any loose hairs from the cutters and trimmers, or rinse/dunk them in cold or warm water. Do NOT use hot water.
5.After cleaning, return the
foils and head assembly to their original position on the shaver.
6. If the shaver was rinsed with water, or if you used it in the shower, hold it facing downward into the sink, and turn it on for a few seconds to dispel additional water. A gentle shake will also help.
7.To clean the external surfaces of the shaver, use a damp cloth. Do NOT use strong detergents or other chemicals.
8.To dry, wipe the surface of the overall shaver with a dry towel. Do NOT use a hairdryer or heater to dry the shaver.
Replacing Cutters And
Screens
When is it time to replace your screens and cutters?
The cutters and screens of your shaver will wear with use and eventually require replacement to maintain a close, comfort- able shave. It is very important to replace your screens and cutters when necessary to ensure a close, comfortable shave without irritation.
Depending on your shaving technique and habits, the screens will usually last 6 months; the cutters, 12 months. If you are replacing the cutters it’s a good idea to replace the screens at the same time.
Here are some signs that you screens and cutters need replacing:
Irritation: As screens get worn, you may notice that your skin feels more sensitive after a shave.
Pulling: As cutters wear, your shave may not feel as close and you may feel your shaver is “pulling” the hairs.
The replacement part for the
&1600 is model
To order shaver accessories call 800.736.4648, visit
To replace a cutter assembly that is removed unintentionally:
1.Hold the cutter in the middle. The blades will not cut your fingers, so no special handling techniques are necessary.
2.Align the cutter so the little bar on the bottom meets the opening in the clip.
3.Press down on the center of the cutter until it snaps into place. Do not push down on the ends of the cutter, as you may bend the cutter, reducing its ability to cut cleanly.
4.Do not separate the cutter’s blades from the plastic pieces they are attached to, as this may damage the assembly.
Rechargeable Battery
Removal
When your
CAUTION: DO NOT PUT IN FIRE OR MUTI- LATE YOUR BATTERIES WHEN DISPOSING AS THEY MAY BURST AND RELEASE TOXIC MATERIALS. DO NOT SHORT CIRCUIT AS IT MAY CAUSE BURNS. DISPOSE PROPERLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH YOUR LOCAL AND STATE REQUIREMENTS.
How to Remove the Rechargable Battery:
1.Press the head release button to open the shaver’s head assembly.
2.Pull the cutters off the cutter drives that hold them.
3.Use a Phillips head screwdriver to remove the 4 screws that hold the head assembly in place.
4.Lift the head assembly out of the shaver by grasping the cutter and trimmer drivers, lining them up in the central position and pulling. Discard.
5.Remove the next 4 screws, so you can lift the shaver’s upper outer shell off the shaver and discard it.
6.Remove the two screws (located opposite of the batteries) holding the lower housing. Remove the lower housing.
7.Cut the tape holding the batteries to the inner frame assembly, and discard it.
8.Cut the 2 metal tabs connecting the batteries to the inner frame.
9.Pull the batteries free from the
inner frame and dispose of properly.
Storage
While storing the product never wrap cord around the product. Overtime the cord may become worn and break.
Seek an authorized service representative if the appliance requires more than rountine cleaning and maintenance.
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