Cleaning And Maintenance; Cleaning The Appliance - Philips OneBlade QP2630 Mode D'emploi

- Make sure that the flat part of the comb is
always in full contact with the skin to obtain an
even trimming result (Fig. 13).
- Since hair grows in different directions, you
need to move the appliance in different
directions as well (upward, downward or
across).
- Trimming is easier when the skin and hair are
dry.
Trimming with comb
1 Place the comb onto the blade, with the teeth
of the comb pointing upwards (Fig. 14).
Note: Always trim in the direction of the teeth of
the comb. This will give you the best results.
2 Switch on the appliance.
3 Place the comb onto the skin and move the
appliance in the direction of the teeth of the
comb (Fig. 15).
Note: For the best result, move it against the
grain.
4 Switch off and clean the appliance after every
use (see 'Cleaning and maintenance').
5 To remove the comb, hold it on both sides and
pull it off the blade (Fig. 16).
Body
- For hygienic reasons, only use the body blade
for trimming and shaving your body.
- For body trimming and shaving, make sure hair
is clean and dry as wet hair tends to stick to the
body and, when shaving sensitive areas, always
use the skin guard.
- Since all hairs do not grow in the same
direction, you may want to try different
trimming positions (i.e. upwards, downwards, or
across). Practice is best for optimum results.
- For the best result, move the appliance against
the grain.
- Make long strokes while pressing lightly.
- Use the appliance dry or wet with gel or foam,
even in the shower.
- Shaving a clean body gives the best results.
Shaving with skin guard
For optimal performance, use the skin guard only
on sensitive areas (for example the groin and
armpits).
1 Hold the skin guard on both sides and press
onto the blade (Fig. 17).
2 Switch on (Fig. 7) the appliance.
3 Place the skin guard onto the skin and stretch
the skin with your free hand. Move the
appliance upwards slowly, against the grain
(Fig. 18).
-
When using the appliance on your armpits,
raise your arm and put your hand on the
back of your head to stretch the skin.
-
Regularly remove cut hair from the guard. If
a lot of hair has accumulated in the guard,
remove it from the appliance and blow
and/or shake out the hairs.
4 Switch off and clean the appliance after every
use (see 'Cleaning and maintenance').
5 To remove the skin guard, put one finger under
the edge of the guard and press on the blade
with your thumb (Fig. 19).
Shaving without skin guard
The body blade without the skin guard allows you
to shave hair on your body below the neckline (for
example the chest) with a smooth result.
1 To remove the skin guard, put one finger under
the edge of the guard and press with your
thumb on the blade (Fig. 19).
2 Switch the appliance on (Fig. 7).
3 Place the blade on the skin and move the
appliance against the grain in long strokes while
pressing lightly. Stretch the skin with your free
hand.
Note: Make sure you hold the surface of the
blade flat against your skin (Fig. 9).
-
When you use the appliance on your
armpits, raise your arm and put your hand
on the back of your head to stretch the skin.
4 Switch off and clean the appliance after every
use.
Trimming with body comb
The 3mm (1.8in.) body comb allows you to trim hair
on your body below the neckline (for example
chest, armpits, groin).
1 Hold the body comb on both sides and press
onto the blade (Fig. 20).
2 Switch the appliance on (Fig. 7).
3 Place the comb onto the skin and stretch the
skin with your free hand. Move the appliance
upwards slowly, against the grain (Fig. 21).
-
Make sure that the flat part of the comb is
always in full contact with the skin to obtain
an even trimming result (Fig. 13).
-
When you use the appliance on your
armpits, raise your arm and put your hand
on the back of your head to stretch the skin.
-
Regularly remove cut hair from the guard. If
a lot of hair has accumulated in the guard,
remove it from the appliance and blow
and/or shake out the hairs.
4 Switch off and clean the appliance after each
use.
5 To remove the comb, hold it on both sides and
pull it off the blade (Fig. 16).

Cleaning and maintenance

Clean the appliance after every use.
Never use compressed air, scouring pads, abrasive
cleaning agents or aggressive liquids such as
petrol or acetone to clean the appliance.
Do not tap the appliance against a surface to
remove water from it, as this may cause damage.
Replace the blade if it is damaged.
Never dry the blade with a towel or tissue, as this
may cause damage.

Cleaning the appliance

1 Remove the comb from the blade (Fig. 16).
Always turn the appliance off before putting on
or taking off combs.