Conair gmt189gb User Manual
Important Safety
InStructIonS
When using electrical appliances, especially when
children are present, basic safety precautions should
always be taken, including the following:
read all InStructIonS
before uSIng
Keep away from water
danger –
Any appliance is electri-
cally live, even when the switch is off.
To reduce the risk of death or injury by
To reduce the risk of death or injury by
electric shock:
1. always unplug appliance from electrical
1. always unplug appliance from electrical
outlet immediately after using (except when
charging unit).
2. Do not place or store appliance where it could fall
2. Do not place or store appliance where it could fall
or be pulled into a tub or sink.
3. Do not use appliance while bathing or in the
3. Do not use appliance while bathing or in the
shower.
4. Do not place appliance in, or drop into, water or
4. Do not place appliance in, or drop into, water or
other liquid.
5. If appliance has fallen into water, do not reach for
5. If appliance has fallen into water, do not reach for
it. Unplug immediately.
6. Unplug this appliance before cleaning.
6. Unplug this appliance before cleaning.
do not reach
Into the water
warnIng –
To reduce the risk of
burns, electric shock, fire, or injury to persons:
1. Never leave a plugged-in appliance unattended.
2. This appliance should not be used by, on, or near
children or individuals with certain disabilities.
3. Use appliance only for its intended use as
described in this manual. Only use attachments
recommended by the manufacturer. Do not use an
extension cord to operate the appliance.
4. Never operate the appliance if it has a dam-
aged cord or plug, is not working properly, has
been dropped or damaged, or dropped into water.
Return the appliance to a Conair service center for
examination and repair.
5. Keep the appliance cord away from heated
surfaces.
6. Do not pull, twist or wrap the cord around the
appliance.
7. Never drop or insert any object into any opening
of the appliance.
8. Do not place the appliance on any
surface while it is operating.
9. Do not use the appliance with a damaged or bro-
ken comb or with teeth missing from the blades, as
injury may result. Before each use, make certain
the blades are aligned properly and oiled.
10. Do not use the appliance outdoors or where
aerosol (spray) products are being used or oxygen
is being administered.
11.
1. Never leave a plugged-in appliance unattended.
2. This appliance should not be used by, on, or near
children or individuals with certain disabilities.
3. Use appliance only for its intended use as
described in this manual. Only use attachments
recommended by the manufacturer. Do not use an
extension cord to operate the appliance.
4. Never operate the appliance if it has a dam-
aged cord or plug, is not working properly, has
been dropped or damaged, or dropped into water.
Return the appliance to a Conair service center for
examination and repair.
5. Keep the appliance cord away from heated
surfaces.
6. Do not pull, twist or wrap the cord around the
appliance.
7. Never drop or insert any object into any opening
of the appliance.
8. Do not place the appliance on any
surface while it is operating.
9. Do not use the appliance with a damaged or bro-
ken comb or with teeth missing from the blades, as
injury may result. Before each use, make certain
the blades are aligned properly and oiled.
10. Do not use the appliance outdoors or where
aerosol (spray) products are being used or oxygen
is being administered.
11.
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InStructIonS
uSer manual
Before using the Class 2 Power Supply, read these
instructions carefully.
Model: SW-038011A
Rated input voltage: 120Vac, 60Hz, 0.2 Amax
Rated output: 3.8VDC, -100ma
Model: SW-038011A
Rated input voltage: 120Vac, 60Hz, 0.2 Amax
Rated output: 3.8VDC, -100ma
operatIon
1. For dry location use only. Do not
expose to water.
2. When not in use, unplug unit completely.
3. Never operate this unit if the specification is out
2. When not in use, unplug unit completely.
3. Never operate this unit if the specification is out
of the rating.
4. When using this unit, a warm temperature
4. When using this unit, a warm temperature
will be reached.
cautIon
1. Risk of electric shock, dry location use only or do
not expose to liquid, vapor, or rain.
2. Do not short the polarity (output cord). Ensure jack
2. Do not short the polarity (output cord). Ensure jack
is plugged into the Trimmer unit before plugging the
adaptor into the outlet.
3. Do not operate any appliance which has a dam-
3. Do not operate any appliance which has a dam-
aged output cord or housing.
4. Always unplug the unit before cleaning or when
4. Always unplug the unit before cleaning or when
not in use.
5. This power unit is intended to be correctly ori-
5. This power unit is intended to be correctly ori-
ented in a vertical or floor mount position.
6. Be sure voltage is in correct voltage before plug-
6. Be sure voltage is in correct voltage before plug-
ging in.
troubleShootIng
If your rechargeable trimmer does not seem to be
taking a charge, take the following troubleshooting
steps before returning it for repair:
1. Be sure the electrical outlet is working by plug-
1. Be sure the electrical outlet is working by plug-
ging in another appliance to test the outlet.
2. Make sure the electrical plug is not connected
2. Make sure the electrical plug is not connected
to a switch which turns power off when lights are
turned off.
3. Be sure you have inserted the trimmer properly
3. Be sure you have inserted the trimmer properly
into the charging stand, that all connections are
secure, and that the trimmer switch is in the “OFF”
position.
operatIng
InStructIonS
1. before using the clipper for the first time,
charge continuously for 16 hours. maximum
battery capacity will only be reached after
3 charging and discharging cycles. always
place the unit in the charging stand with
the on/off switch in the off position.
2. Always check to see if the charging light is on
when you place the trimmer in the charging stand.
The switch must face forward for the trimmer to
slide properly into the base and fixed firmly.
3. Plug the adaptor into any wall outlet (at the volt-
3. Plug the adaptor into any wall outlet (at the volt-
age listed on the label affixed to the adaptor). Unplug
adaptor when not in use.
4. The adaptor may become warm while charging.
4. The adaptor may become warm while charging.
This is normal.
5. Preserving the batteries: in order to maintain the
5. Preserving the batteries: in order to maintain the
optimum capacity of the rechargeable batteries,
the clipper should be recharged for 16 hours
approximately every 3 months.
uSer maIntenance
InStructIonS
takIng care of your trImmer
oIlIng the bladeS
About once a month you should oil the trimmer blades
About once a month you should oil the trimmer blades
with the oil provided in your kit. It is best to do this over
a piece of newspaper. Turn the trimmer on and hold it so
that the blades are pointed downward. Spread one drop
of oil across the blades, then turn the trimmer off and
wipe away the excess oil with a soft cloth.
Be careful not to use too much oil and don’t oil your
Be careful not to use too much oil and don’t oil your
trimmer more than necessary, as this could damage
the motor. (Never attempt to oil the motor bearing, as it
is permanently lubricated.) After oiling the blades, return
the trimmer and oil packet to the trimmer storage base.
Keep oil away from children.
blade care
Because the trimmer blades are precision-made for
Because the trimmer blades are precision-made for
a very special use, they should always be handled
with care. Each time you finish using the trimmer,
take the cleaning brush provided and brush away
any loose hair that has collected in the blades. Then
store the trimmer in its recharging storage base to
protect the blades until the next use.
Be especially careful when changing or adjusting
Be especially careful when changing or adjusting
blades. When you have your trimmer serviced, be
sure that both blades are sharpened or replaced at
the same time.
To promote the long life of the appliance, use
To promote the long life of the appliance, use
your trimmer only for the purpose intended by the
manufacturer – to trim your beard and mustache.
three poSItIon taper control
The Conair trimmer taper
control switch is positioned
at the back of the unit. You
can hold the trimmer in your
hand and adjust the switch as
needed. The taper control elimi-
nates the need in some situa-
tions for an attachment comb
because it lets you gradually adjust the
closeness of the cut. For closest cut and shortest hair,
push switch all the way to level #3. This is the setting
to use for the 2 day shave look. To increase the cut-
ting length, slowly push control down to level #2 or
#1 for longer cut. Note that too much clipped hair on
the clipper can slow down its operation. To remove it
without removing the blades simply use the enclosed
cleaning brush and gently sweep away the clipped
hair from cutting surfaces.
note: The taper control only works with the facial
note: The taper control only works with the facial
hair trimmer.
growIng a beard and muStache
There are three key factors that will determine
which beard or mustache style is best for you:
1. The shape and dimensions of your face.
2. The natural growth of your beard/ mustache.
3. The thickness of your beard/mustache. If you are
1. The shape and dimensions of your face.
2. The natural growth of your beard/ mustache.
3. The thickness of your beard/mustache. If you are
unsure about the type of beard or mustache that
would most suit your face, speak with a profes-
sional hair stylist and ask for an opinion on what
style would be best. Once your beard or mustache
has been styled, it is essential that you maintain its
appearance. To do this, use your trimmer to trim
your beard/mustache weekly.
For the best trimming results, your beard should be
For the best trimming results, your beard should be
slightly damp (NOT WET) when using your trimmer.
This will prevent the trimmer from removing more
hair than desired.
typeS of beardS/muStacheS
gettIng Started:
outlInIng your beard
1. It is always best to begin with a clean, slightly
1. It is always best to begin with a clean, slightly
damp beard.
2. After you have combed through your beard in the
2. After you have combed through your beard in the
direction it grows naturally, you will want to outline
the desired shape, beginning under your jawline.
3. Begin defining your beard’s
3. Begin defining your beard’s
shape under your chin and
work upward on each side of
your face toward your ears.
Then define the upper outline of your beard across
your cheeks, past your sideburns, and toward
your hairline.
now you’re ready to trIm
your beard
1. The trimmer includes a five position comb for use
with the hair trimming blade (2-10mm) which provide
lengths of 3/32" (shortest) to 3/8" (longest).
2. To use the 5-position comb, slide the unit over
2. To use the 5-position comb, slide the unit over
the trimmer blade and snap it
down into position. At first, until
you become familiar with the
adjustments, use the longest
trim setting. (You can always
go back and make your beard a little shorter.)
3. Begin trimming your beard using smooth,
3. Begin trimming your beard using smooth,
even strokes. Start with your sideburns and work
downward toward your chin. (Never attempt to trim
against the natural growth of your beard because the
hair will be cut too short.)
alwayS trIm your muStache
from the top down
4. After your mustache has
been trimmed to the desired
length, remove the 5-position
comb and, using the blades
only, define the outline of the
bottom of your mustache.
5. Use the precision goatee trimmer blade for fine
detailing.
5. Use the precision goatee trimmer blade for fine
detailing.
ShavIng foIl
Your trimmer includes a shaving foil. When attached,
it will allow you to shave close and around your
facial hair to provide an extra clean look. Just move
the shaving head in an up and down gentle stroke to
remove any stray hairs. Be sure not to press to hard,
as that could cause some skin irritation.
After each use clean the shaving head as follows:
1. Make sure the appliance off.
2. Remove the shaver head from the unit.
3. Remove the foil head from the shaving head (press
After each use clean the shaving head as follows:
1. Make sure the appliance off.
2. Remove the shaver head from the unit.
3. Remove the foil head from the shaving head (press
the two buttons on either side of the shaving head
and pull the foil head away).
4. Use the cleaning brush to gently remove
any hairs from the cutter and shaving head.
rotary noSe & ear trImmer
For easy, safe grooming of long nose and ear hairs,
attach the rotary nose/ear trimmer and hold unit to
areas that need trimming.
1. Make sure the trimmer on/off switch is in the
1. Make sure the trimmer on/off switch is in the
“off” position
2. Detach normal trimming blade (see
2. Detach normal trimming blade (see
“Replacement (Removal) of Blade Set”
winstructions)
to trIm your muStache
1. For best results, start
with a clean, slightly damp
mustache.
2. Comb through your
2. Comb through your
mustache in the direction
it grows.
3. Place the 5-position comb over the facial hair
3. Place the 5-position comb over the facial hair
blade and snap it into position. It is a good idea to
start with the longest trim setting adjustment. (You
can always go back and cut your mustache more
closely with a shorter setting.)
4. If you decide you want
a closer trim, you can now
adjust the 5-position comb
attachment to a shorter
setting (such as 3/32" or
5/32") and go over your beard again until you
achieve the desired length.
blendIng the JawlIne
1. The three jawline attachments will help you to
achieve a neat, finished trim under your chin. To use
one of the attachments, press it down over the trim-
mer blades until it clicks into position.
2. Hold the trimmer in an upright position and
2. Hold the trimmer in an upright position and
begin trimming under your jawline, using short,
even strokes.
3. After your beard is blended, turn off the trimmer
3. After your beard is blended, turn off the trimmer
and remove the attachment by gently pulling up on
tab.
CONTAINS NICKEL CADMIUM
BATTERY. MUST BE
COLLECTED, RECYCLED OR
DISPOSED OF PROPERLY. DO
NOT DISPOSE OF IN
THE MUNICIPAL WASTE.
battery removal
1. Using a small Phillips head screwdriver, remove
the screws at the back of the trimmer.
2. Remove the bottom housing and push the batteries
2. Remove the bottom housing and push the batteries
out. Bring the batteries to the nearest collection center
for proper disposal. DO NOT throw the battery into the
normal municipal waste system.
3. Installing the nose & ear
trimmer
• Insert the pin of the trimmer
• Insert the pin of the trimmer
body into the hexagonal hole
of the trimmer head as shown
in Fig.1
• Press and snap tshe trimmer
• Press and snap tshe trimmer
head onto the body as shown
in Fig.2
4.Detaching the nose & ear
4.Detaching the nose & ear
trimmer
• Hold the trimmer in the way
• Hold the trimmer in the way
as shown in Fig.3 with the
thumb pressing the top front part of the trim-
mer head and snap it off.
on/off SwItch
To operate, simply slide switch toward blade, to stop
push slide away from blade.
push slide away from blade.
care of your trImmer
replacement (removal) of blade Set
To remove blade set from your trimmer, make sure
To remove blade set from your trimmer, make sure
the trimmer is in the OFF position.
Remove the blade set by placing
thumb against the smaller cutter
and pushing forward, releasing
the cutter assembly from the
trimmer housing. Replace with
new cutting system and reverse
the removal procedure, only this
time place your thumb on the large cutter and snap
into place. Make sure the taper control is set to the
longest #1 position.
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n to
mac
orrie
nte
que
no
se
a d
el v
olta
je
ade
cua
do.
reS
olu
cIÓ
n d
e p
rob
lem
aS
Si s
u a
par
ato
no
se
ca
rga
, s
iga
lo
s p
aso
s s
igu
ien
-
tes
an
tes
de
con
tac
tar
a
un
cen
tro
de
se
rvi
cio
:
1. A
segú
rese
qu
e e
l to
mac
orrie
nte
es
té
fun
cion
a-
ndo
, p
rob
and
o o
tro
ap
ara
to
en
éste
.
2. A
segú
rese
qu
e e
l to
mac
orrie
nte
no
es
té
con
ect
ado
a
un
int
err
upt
or q
ue
con
tro
la
la
luz
.
3. A
segú
rese
qu
e e
l a
par
ato
es
té
pos
ici
onad
o e
n
la
base
de
ca
rga
de
m
ane
ra
cor
rec
ta
y se
gur
a, y
que
el
ap
ara
to
esté
ap
aga
do
(“O
FF”
).
InS
tru
ccI
one
S
de
ope
rac
IÓn
1. a
nte
s d
e u
sar
e
l a
par
ato
p
or
prim
era
ve
z,
col
óqu
elo
e
n l
a b
ase
d
e c
arg
a,
con
ect
e l
a
bas
e a
u
n t
oma
cor
rie
nte
y
car
gue
el
a
par
ato
dur
ant
e 1
6 h
ora
s.
la
bat
ería
a
lca
nza
rá
su
cap
aci
dad
máxima
d
esp
ués
d
e 3
c
icl
os
de
car
ga/
des
car
ga.
a
seg
úre
se
que
e
l b
otó
n d
e
enc
endi
do/
apa
gad
o e
sté
e
n l
a p
osi
ció
n d
e
apa
gad
o (“
off
”) a
nte
s d
e c
arg
arlo
.
2.
Sie
mpr
e a
ver
igü
e q
ue
la
luz
d
e c
arg
a es
tá
enc
end
ida
. E
l a
par
ato
n
o c
arg
ará
a
l m
eno
s q
ue
el a
par
ato
es
té
cor
rec
tam
ent
e p
osi
cion
ado
en
la
base
.
3. C
onec
te
la
base
de
ca
rga
a
un
tom
acor
rie
nte
.
Ave
rig
üe
el
vol
taj
e i
ndi
cad
o e
n l
a e
tiq
uet
a d
el
ada
ptad
or a
ntes
de
en
chu
far
lo.
4. P
ued
e q
ue
el a
dapt
ador
se
vu
elv
a c
alie
nte
. E
sto
es n
ormal
.
5.
Par
a p
rese
rva
r la
ba
ter
ía
rec
arg
abl
e, l
e a
con
-
seja
mos
qu
e c
arg
ue
el a
par
ato
du
ran
te
16
hor
as
cad
a tr
es m
eses.
InS
tru
ccI
one
S d
e
man
ten
Im
Ien
to
rec
ort
ado
ra
par
a b
arb
a y
bI
got
e
lub
rIc
acI
Ón
de
laS
cu
chI
lla
S
Lub
riq
ue la
s c
uch
illa
s a
pro
xim
adam
ent
e u
na
vez
al
mes
, u
san
do
el a
cei
te
pro
vis
to.
Pa
ra
no
ens
ucia
r,
hag
a e
sto
e
nci
ma
de u
n p
erió
dic
o.
Sos
teng
a e
l
apa
rat
o a
l re
vés
y e
nci
énde
lo.
Co
loq
ue u
nas
go
tas
de a
cei
te
sob
re
las
cuch
illa
s, a
pag
ue e
l a
par
ato
,
y li
mpi
e e
l e
xce
so
de a
cei
te
con
un
pa
ño
sua
ve.
No
use
de
mas
iado
ac
eite
y
no
lub
riq
ue e
l a
par
ato
más
de
lo
ne
ces
ario
. E
sto
p
odr
ía
las
tim
ar
el
mot
or.
Tam
poc
o n
o in
ten
te
lub
ric
ar la
s pi
eza
s de
l
mot
or.
Ést
as
no
nece
sita
n l
ubr
icac
ión.
D
esp
ués
de l
ubr
icar
la
s c
uch
illa
s,
pong
a e
l a
par
ato
y
e
l
ace
ite
lu
bric
ant
e e
n la
ba
se.
M
ant
eng
a e
l a
cei
te
fue
ra
del a
lca
nce
de
lo
s n
iño
s.
lIm
pIe
Za
de
laS
cu
chI
lla
S
Las
cu
chilla
s fue
ron
di
señ
ada
s c
on
pre
cis
ión
pa
ra
un
uso
es
pec
ífic
o, y
de
ber
ían
re
cibi
r u
n c
uid
ado
muy
e
spe
cia
l.
Lim
pie
las
cuch
illa
s de
spué
s de
cad
a u
so
con
el
ce
pillo
de
lim
piez
a p
rov
ist
o, l
uego
reg
res
e e
l a
par
ato
en
la
ba
se
de c
arg
a.
Cua
ndo
sea
ne
ces
ario
c
ambia
r o
a
jus
tar
la
s c
uch
illa
s,
hag
a e
sto
co
n s
um
o c
uid
ado
. A
seg
úre
se
que
la
s
dos
cu
chilla
s s
iem
pre
es
tén
cam
biada
s o
af
ila
das
al m
ism
o ti
em
po.
Par
a d
isf
rut
ar pl
enam
ent
e de
su
ap
ara
to,
ut
ilíc
elo
únic
amen
te
con
e
l p
rop
ósi
to
par
a e
l c
ual
fue
dis
eña
do:
Co
rta
r b
arb
a y
bi
got
e.
bot
on
reg
ula
dor
de
co
rte
con
3
poS
IcI
one
S
Su
rec
ort
ado
ra
est
á e
qui
pad
a
con
u
n
bot
ón
que
p
erm
ite
aju
sta
r l
o la
rgo
de
l c
ort
e a
med
ida
que
c
ort
a l
a b
arb
a.
El
bot
ón
est
á u
bicad
o e
n la
par
te
tra
ser
a de
l a
par
ato
. E
l
bot
ón
de a
jus
te
per
mite
co
rta
r
el p
elo
m
ás
cor
to
o m
ás
larg
o,
sin
ne
ces
idad
de
u
sar
u
n p
eine
-gu
ía.
P
ara
u
n
cor
te
más
co
rto
, e
mpu
je
el b
otó
n h
acia
el
ni
vel
3.
Est
o le
da
rá
la a
par
ien
cia
de
un
a b
arb
a de
2
día
s.
Par
a u
n c
ort
e m
ás
larg
o, e
mpu
je
el b
otó
n h
ast
a e
l
niv
el 2
ó
1. S
u c
ort
ado
ra
pue
de p
erde
r v
elo
cid
ad
si
rec
ort
es
de p
elo
es
tán
tr
aba
dos
en
la
s c
uch
illa
s.
Par
a li
mpia
r la
s c
uch
illa
s s
in
sac
arla
s,
util
ice
el
cepi
llo
de
lim
piez
a p
rov
ist
o.
Im
por
tan
te:
El
bo
tón
reg
ula
dor
de
co
rte
só
lo
fun
cio
na
con
la
cu
chilla
par
a b
arb
a y
bi
got
e.
bar
baS
y
bIg
ote
S
El t
ipo
de
ba
rba
o
de
big
ote
qu
e m
ás
con
vie
ne
a
su
ros
tro
de
pen
de
de:
1. L
a form
a y
el
ta
mañ
o d
e s
u ro
stro
.
2. L
a form
a d
el c
rec
im
ien
to
nat
ura
l d
e s
u b
arb
a
o d
e s
u b
igo
te.
3. E
l es
pes
or d
e s
u b
arb
a o
de
su
bi
got
e.
Si n
o es
tá
segu
ro
del
tip
o d
e b
arb
a o
bi
got
e q
ue
le
con
vie
ne,
pi
da
con
sejo
a
un
bar
ber
o. D
espu
és
de
dar
form
a a
su
ba
rba
o
a s
u b
igo
te,
de
ber
á
man
ten
er s
u a
spe
cto
, u
san
do
la
rec
orta
dor
a u
na
vez
por
se
man
a.
Par
a lo
gra
r res
ulta
dos
ópt
im
os,
hu
med
ezc
a li
ger
-
am
ent
e s
u b
arb
a y
su
bi
got
e a
ntes
de
re
cor
tar
los
(no
lo
s m
oje
). E
sto
ev
ita
rá
cor
tar
de
mas
iad
o p
elo
.
tIp
oS
de
bar
baS
y
bIg
ote
S
cÓm
o c
ort
ar
Su
bar
ba
el
con
tor
neo
1. S
e le
ha
rá
más
fá
cil
el c
ont
orn
eo
y e
l re
cor
te
si
su
bar
ba
est
á li
mpi
a y
lig
era
men
te
hum
ede
cid
a.
2. P
ein
e s
u b
arb
a e
n la
di
rec
ció
n d
el c
rec
im
ien
to
nat
ura
l d
el p
elo
an
tes
de
em
pez
ar a
da
rle
fo
rm
a.
3. D
é fo
rm
a a
su
ba
rba
em
pez
and
o p
or d
eba
jo
de
la
qui
jad
a y
su
bie
ndo
ha
cia
la
or
eja
po
r c
ada
la
do
del
ro
stro
. S
iga
da
ndo
fo
rm
a a
l á
rea
de
la
m
ejill
a, a
las
pa
tilla
s y
al
na
cim
ien
to
del
pe
lo.
el
re
cor
te
1. S
u c
orta
dor
a in
clu
ye
un
pei
ne-
guí
a d
e 5
po
sic
io-
nes
pa
ra
uso
co
n la
cu
chi
lla
pa
ra
la
bar
ba,
y
que
cor
ta
el p
elo
de
2
mm
a
10
mm
.
2.
Ins
tal
e l
a g
uía
e
nci
ma
de
la
cuc
hilla
p
ara
la
bar
ba.
L
e r
eco
men
dam
os
que
u
tilic
e l
a p
osi
ció
n
más
la
rga
p
ara
em
pez
ar
(sie
mpr
e p
odr
á v
olve
r a
aco
rta
r la
ba
rba
).
3.
Em
piec
e
a
cor
tar
s
u
bar
ba
con
mov
im
ien
tos
par
ejo
s y
s
uav
es,
d
esd
e l
as
pat
illa
s
has
ta
la
qui
jada.
Nun
ca
cor
te
en
la
dire
c-
ció
n
opu
est
a
al
cre
cim
ien
to
nat
ura
l
del
pelo
.
El
rec
ort
e
res
ulta
ría
d
em
asi
ado
c
ort
o.
4. S
i d
ese
a u
n r
eco
rte
aú
n m
ás
cor
to,
es
coj
a u
n
lar
go
de
rec
orte
m
ás
cor
to,
co
mo
2 ó
4
mm
, y
si
ga
aco
rta
ndo
s
u b
arb
a h
ast
a c
ons
egu
ir
el
tam
año
des
ead
o.
Igu
ala
r l
a Q
uIJ
ada
1.
Las
g
uía
s p
ara
la
q
uija
da
le
per
miti
rán
lo
gra
r
un
rec
orte
ne
to
y p
rec
iso
. E
nsa
rte
la
gu
ía
des
ead
a
sob
re
las
c
uch
illa
s,
un
lad
o t
ras
o
tro
, h
ast
a q
ue
cai
ga
en
pos
ici
ón.
2. M
ant
eng
a la
co
rta
dor
a re
cta
y c
orte
el
pe
lo
con
pe
que
ños
mov
im
ien
tos
pa
rej
os.
3.
Des
pué
s
de
term
ina
r,
apa
gue
la
cor
tad
ora
y
saq
ue
la
guí
a,
jal
and
o l
a
len
güe
ta.
cÓm
o c
ort
ar
Su
bIg
ote
1.
Se
le
har
á m
ás
fác
il
cor
tar
s
u b
igo
te
si
est
á
lim
pio
y
lige
ram
ent
e
hum
ede
cid
o.
2.
Pei
ne
su
big
ote
en
la
dire
cci
ón
del
cr
eci
mie
nto
nat
ura
l d
el p
elo
.
3. I
nst
ale
la
gu
ía
de
5 p
osi
cio
nes
so
bre
la
s c
uch
illa
s.
Em
pie
ce
con
la
po
sic
ión
m
ás
lar
ga
(sie
mpr
e p
odr
á
vol
ver
a
aco
rta
r e
l b
igo
te)
.
SIe
mpr
e c
ort
e S
u b
Igo
te
de
Sde
ar
rIb
a h
aSt
a a
baJ
o
4. D
esp
ués
de
te
rm
ina
r, s
aqu
e la
gu
ía
y d
é fo
rm
a a
la
par
te
inf
erio
r d
e s
u b
igo
te.
5. U
tilic
e la
cu
chi
lla
de
pr
eci
sió
n p
ara
co
rte
s m
ás
pre
cis
os.
cÓm
o u
Sar
la
ra
Sur
ado
ra
Su
con
jun
to
tam
bié
n i
ncl
uye
u
n c
abe
zal
d
e r
asu
-
rad
ora
q
ue
se
ada
pta
s
obr
e l
a r
eco
rta
dor
a p
ara
pro
por
cio
nar
un
af
eita
do
al r
as
ext
ra
lim
pio
. M
uev
a
la
ras
ura
dor
a le
nta
men
te,
si
n a
pre
tar
m
uch
o. L
im
pie
la
ras
ura
dor
a d
esp
ués
de
ca
da
uso
:
1. A
seg
úre
se
que
el
ap
ara
to
est
é a
pag
ado
(“
OFF
”).
2. S
aqu
e e
l c
abe
zal
de
ra
sur
ado
ra.
3. O
prim
a lo
s b
oto
nes
en
am
bos
la
dos
de
l c
abe
zal
par
a s
aca
r la
ho
ja.
4.
Lim
pie
la
hoj
a
y
el
cab
ezal
c
on
el
cep
illo
d
e
lim
pie
za
pro
vis
to.
cor
tap
elo
pa
ra
nar
IZ
y o
reJ
aS
Su
apa
rat
o in
clu
ye
una
re
cor
tad
ora
de
ve
llo
de
na
riz
y
ore
jas
, p
ara
co
rta
r s
u v
ello
se
gur
am
ent
e.
1. A
seg
úre
se
que
el
ap
ara
to
est
é a
pag
ado
(“
OFF
”).
2.
Ret
ire
e
l ju
ego
d
e c
uch
illa
s (
véa
se
la
sec
ció
n “
Cam
bio
de
l ju
ego
de
cu
chi
lla
s”)
.
3. P
ara
in
sta
lar
el
co
rta
pel
o p
ara
na
riz
y o
rej
as:
• In
tro
duz
ca
el e
je
del
co
rta
pel
o e
n e
l o
rifi
cio
he
xag
o-
nal
ub
ica
do
en
el c
abe
zal
de
la
co
rta
dor
a (F
ig.
1).
• E
mpu
je
has
ta
que
ha
ga
clic
y
que
de
firm
e e
n s
u
lug
ar (
Fig
.2)
4.
Par
a s
aca
r e
l c
orta
pel
o p
ara
nar
iz
y o
rej
as:
• S
ost
eng
a l
a c
orta
dor
a s
egú
n
se
ind
ica
(F
ig.
3) y
em
puj
e e
l c
or-
tap
elo
c
on
el
pul
gar
h
ast
a d
es-
enc
aja
rse.
bot
Ón
de
enc
end
Ido
/ap
aga
do
Par
a e
nce
nde
r e
l a
par
ato
, d
esli
ce
el
bot
ón
de
enc
end
ido
/ap
aga
do
hac
ia
arri
ba
(“O
N”)
. P
ara
ap
aga
r
el a
par
ato
, d
esli
ce
el b
otó
n d
e e
nce
ndi
do/
apa
gad
o
hac
ia
aba
jo
(“O
FF”
).
man
ten
Im
Ien
to
de
la
rec
ort
ado
ra
cam
bIo
de
l J
ueg
o d
e c
uch
Ill
aS
Par
a s
aca
r e
l ju
ego
de
cu
chi
lla
s: A
pag
ue
el a
par
ato
(OF
F).
Sos
ten
ga
el a
par
ato
co
n e
l b
otó
n d
e e
nce
n-
did
o/a
pag
ado
fr
ent
e s
u c
uer
po
y e
mpu
je
la
cuc
hilla
peq
ueñ
a c
on
el p
ulg
ar.
Par
a in
sta
lar
el
jue
go
de
cuc
hilla
s:
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nsa
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o.
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y re
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la.
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la
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al c
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ás
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ba
sur
a.
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ARA
TO
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NA
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DE C
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ANE
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fig.3
fig.1
fig.2