Conair Electric Shaver GMT100RQCS User Manual

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d i r l e a c a c i ó n  
c o n t r a r i o  
s o s t i q e u n e  
r e c o r t  
s e n e t i n d o  
h a c i a  
l a s p o r  
m e d i a n b t e a r b s a u  
r e c o r t a r i n t e n t e ( N u n c a b a r l a b i l l a .  
. e n e i v n o c e l s á m e u q o l i t s e  
l e e r b o s n ó i n i p o u s e l a d í p y o r e u q u l e p n u n o c  
e l b a h , a r a c u s a r a p o d a u c e d a s á m l e s e e t o g i b o  
a b r a b e d o p i t é u q a o t c e p s e r o r u g e s á t s e o n i S  
. e t o g i b o a b r a b u s e d a r u s e p s e a L . 3  
. e t o g i b o a b r a b u s e d l a r u t a n o t n e i m i c e r c l E . 2  
. o r t s o r u s e d s e n o i s n e m i d y a m r o f a L . 1  
l e , e t n e m a d o m ó c s á m o l r a d r a u g a r a P . 6  
d i r e e c n c i ó n a b a j o h a c i a s i g y a t i l l a p s a  
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. o l l e b a c l e d o t n e i m i c a n  
a r P a  
l i m p s i u e z a . f a c i l i t a p r a r a h o j a d s e i b l e  
E m p i e c e p a y r e j a s v . e s s u a  
r e c a o r t a r  
b a r s b u a ) . a c o d r t e a r  
( S i ) e . " m p 5 r e / 8 ó m m ( 1 6  
p o s l a i c i ó n u s e a j u s t e s ,  
f a m s i e l i a r q i c u e e h a y s t a p r i n A c l i p i o ,  
p a s a d a s  
O D A G A P A / O D I D N E C N E r o t p u r r e t n i l e o d n a z  
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l e a i c a h y s a l l i t a p s u s e d á l l a s á m , s a l l i j e m s u s  
r e m o v c o n u j u n n t o c o n  
E s t e c u i d a c d o o n .  
e n t s r e g a  
r e c o r t a d o r  
d e b e r á n  
f a b r i c a c d i o s s i ó n  
C o m 3 . i e n c e  
d e s l i  
r e c e o l r t a g d u o p e r a  
u s a d r e l o , L u 5 e g . o  
e d o g r a l o l a r o i r e p u s o n r o t n o c l e a n i f e d o g e u L  
. s a j e r o s u s a i c a h n ó i c c e r i d n e a r a c a l e d s o d a l  
s o b m a a a b i r r a a i c a h e j a b a r t y a l l i b r a b a l o j a b  
a b r a b u s e d a m r o f a l o d n e i n i f e d e c n e i m o C . 3  
s i e m p r t e a r s t r e a  
E N C E N D I D p o O s . i c i  
E N C E N r D u I p D t O o r /  
e s p e c m í f u i c y o u , s o u n p a r a  
p o s l a i b i l i d a t i d e n e  
l a r g a m á s r e c o d r e t e  
l o s c o n  
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a r r i b a h a c i a A G A D O  
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r e c o s r u t a d o u r s a r a r P a 4 .  
. S A J O H S A L E D O D A D I U C  
: o r t s o r u s a r a p  
m a l a n d d í b e u l a .  
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p o s s i c u i ó e n n . a b a j o  
h a c i a t r á y b e l o d o r  
r e c o s r u t a d e h o j a s  
. e t r o p o s l e n e e t i e c a e d e s a v n e l e y r o d a t r o c e r  
o d a i p o r a p s á m l e s e e t o g i b y a b r a b e d o l i t s e  
l í n e l a b a j o  
d e s e a d f a o , r m l a a  
q u e r r á t u r n a a l ,  
s u d e d i r e l a c c e i ó n n n a d o  
c o m e n z a n d o  
e u q c i l c n u r a h c u c s e a t s a h a b i r r a y o r t n e d a  
a i c a h a l o d n á n o i s e r p l a n i g i r o n ó i c i s o p u s n e  
o t n e i m i t r a p m o c l e d a a t p a l r a c o l o c a a v l e u V . 3  
l e r a c o l o c a a v l e u v , s a j o h s a l r a c i r b u l e d o g e u L  
. ) e t n e m e t n e n a m r e p  
a c i r b u l e s e t s é e u q a y , r o t o m l e d e t e n i j o c l e r a c  
- i r b u l e t n e t n i a c n u N ( . r o t o m l e r a ñ a d e d e u p e u q  
a y , o i r a s e c e n o l e d s á m r o d a t r o c e r u s e u q i r b u l  
o n y e t i e c a o d a i s a m e d r a s u o n e d o d a d i u c a g n e T  
. e v a u s o ñ a p n u n o c e t i e c a e d o s e c x e  
l e e t i u q y r o d a t r o c e r l e e u g a p a o g e u l , s a m s i m  
s a l e d o g r a l o l a e t i e c a e d a t o g a n u a y u b i r t s i D  
. o j a b a a i c a h n e t n u p a s a j o h s a l e u q a r e n a m e d  
o l a g n é t s o s y r o d a t r o c e r l e a d n e i c n E . o c i d ó i r e p e d  
a j o h a n u e r b o s o l r e c a h s e r o j e m o L . o p i u q e u s  
n e o t s i v o r p e t i e c a l e n o c r o d a t r o c e r l e d s a j o h s a l  
r a c i r b u l e b e d s e m r o p z e v a n u e t n e m a d a m i x o r p A  
S A J O H S A L E D N Ó I C A C I R B U L  
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d e l i n e a r  
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S O D A I P O R P A E T O G I B L E Y A B R A B A L  
c r e c i m i e n t o  
s a l e r b o s o l e c í l s e d  
g u í a d e 5 p o s i c i o n e s ,  
p o s s i c u a i ó n .  
f á c i l m c e e n n t e  
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h u m e d e c i d a . l i g y e r a m e l n i m t e p i a  
p e i e n l e u s a r a r P a 2 .  
l a r g a m ) . á ( s l a ) " ( 5 / 8  
c o r t a ) m á s ( l a ) " ( 1 / 8 m m 3  
l o n g i t u d e o s b t e n e r p u e d q e u e l o p o r  
p o s i c i o c n i n e c e s o n , a j u s e t a r e c o S r u t 1 a . d o r  
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d e s s l i e é s t a s q u e p a r a p i l a c a d d a e t i v o n e g a  
u s y a b r a b u s r a t r o c e r e d l e – o d a c i r b a f e u f e u q  
e x t e r e l m o l u g a r p r i m e e n r  
i n s e r t l e i c p s , l o s  
C u i d a n p d i l o a s d . e p a r t i m  
d e n t r o i n d i c t a i v d a a s n e y g a p o s i t i v  
A l i n 2 e . e  
r e c s o u r t a d d e o r i n f e r i o  
a d e n t r h o a c i a p r e s i o  
l e a r a p o t i s ó p o r p l e a r a p e t n e m a c i n ú r o d a t r o c e r  
b a r l b a a c o n  
c o m e n m z a e r j e o s r  
S i e 1 m . p r e  
d o b n l a o r d e  
c o m d e l  
m m 1 6 y  
b a r d b e a  
e n t r e  
u s e s u , o t a r a p a l e d l i t ú a d i v a l r a g n o l o r p a r a P  
A B R A B U S E D N Ó I C A E N I L E D  
S O S A P S O R E M I R P  
. o p m e i t o m s i m l a n e c a l p  
- m e e r o n e l i f a e s s a j o h s a l s a d o t e u q e s e r ú g e s a  
, r a r a p e r a , r o d a t r o c e r u s e í v n e o d n a u C . s a j o h  
e t s u j a o e i b m a c o d n a u c o d a d i u c l a i c e p s e a g n e T  
. o l r a z i l i t u  
a a v l e u v e u q a t s a h e t r o p o s u s n e r o d a t r o c e r  
p o s i l c a i s o n c e o s n A A * p i l a s d o s l a s  
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A B R A B U S R A T R O C E R  
A R A P O T S I L Á T S E A R O H A  
d e s e e l a d q o u . e  
r e c e o l r t a d q o u r e e v i t a r E á s t o  
p a r l a t e d e a b y a j o  
p e l o m á s q u i t e  
b a r b s u a .  
d e b e  
c o m d p e a l r t p i m a t a i e l n a t o Q u i 1 t e .  
p i l a d s e R O D A T R O C E R  
U S E D O J E N A M E D  
S E N O I C C U R T S N I  
l i g e r a m m e n o t j e a ( n r ) o  
r e s u l t a d o s m , e j o l r o e s s  
h u m e d e c e r  
o b t e n a e r P a r  
l e e d r a u g , n ó i c a u n i t n o c A . s a j o h s a l n e  
s e m a n a l m e n t e .  
o d a l u m u c a y a h e s e u q o t l e u s o l e p r e i u q l a u c  
r e c o r t p a a r r l a / o  
a s p s e u c t o .  
b a r b s u a a  
m o d s u e l a d u o s r e e l l o , a r P a  
m a n t q e u n e g a e s e e n s c i a l b i g o t e ,  
R O D A T R O C E R  
e t i u q y o t s i v o r p a z e i p m i l e d o l l i p e c l e e m o t  
f o r m a d a d h o a l e q u e v e z U n a , r o d a t r o c e r l e r a s u e d e n i m r e t e u q z e v a d a C  
U S E D O D A D I U C  
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Be especially careful when changing or For the best trimming results, your beard should  
adjusting blades. When you have your be slightly damp (not wet) before using the trim-  
trimmer serviced, be sure that all blades are mer. This will prevent the trimmer from removing  
TAKING CARE  
OPERATING  
INSTRUCTIONS FOR  
YOUR TRIMMER  
OF YOUR TRIMMER  
OILING THE BLADES  
sharpened or replaced at the same time.  
more hair than desired.  
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  
trimmermorethannecessary,asthiscoulddamage  
the motor. (Never attempt to oil the motor bearingas  
it ispermanently lubricated.)  
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.  
1. Remove the battery compartment cover by  
pushing in and down toward the bottom of the  
trimmer.  
GETTING STARTED  
NOW YOU’RE READY  
TO TRIM YOUR BEARD  
1. Your trimmer adjusts to five positions so you  
can have a beard length from 1/8” (shortest) to  
5/8” (longest).  
OUTLINING YOUR BEARD  
1. It is always best to begin with a clean, slightly  
damp beard.  
2. Align the two “AA”* batteries with the  
positive and negative positions indicat-  
ed inside the battery compartment. Being  
careful not to bend the clips, insert the  
negative end of each battery first so it will slip  
easily into position.  
3. Return the battery cover to its original posi-  
tion by pushing it in and up until you hear a small  
click as it locks into place.  
4. To use your trimmer, push ON/OFF switch  
upwards to ON position.  
5. After you finish using your trimmer, push  
down on the ON/OFF switch to turn the  
trimmer off.  
GROWING A BEARD  
AND MUSTACHE  
There are three key factors that deter-  
mine which beard or mustache style is most  
suitable for your face:  
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 of the type of beard or mus-  
tache that most suits your face, speak with a  
professional hair stylist and ask for an opinion  
on what style would be best.  
2. After you have combed  
through your beard in the  
direction it grows natu-  
rally, you will want to out-  
line the desired shape,  
beginning under your jawline.  
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 side-  
burns and toward your hairline.  
2. To use the 5-posi-  
tion comb, slide it over  
the trimmer blades  
and snap down into  
After oiling the blades, replace the trimmer and oil  
packet in the trimmer storage stand.  
position. At first, until  
you become familiar  
BLADE CARE  
with the adjustments, use the longest trim setting  
(5/8”). (You can always go back and make your  
beard a little shorter.)  
Because the trimmer blades are precision made  
for a very special use, they should always be  
handled with care. This trimmer comes with  
a removable blade set for easy cleaning. To  
remove the blades follow these steps:  
1.Make sure the trimmer is off, and the bat-  
teries have been removed.  
2.With the power switch facing you, gently push  
up under the blades until they pop off.  
3.To replace, align the tabs on the bottom of  
the blades inside the mounting area on the  
back of the trimmer and push down until the  
blades snap into place.  
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 storage stand until the  
next use.  
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.)  
4. If you decide you want a closer trim, you can  
now adjust the 5-position comb to a shorter  
setting (such as 1/2” or 3/8”) and go over  
your beard again until you achieve the desired  
length.  
6. For your convenience, the trimmer comes  
with a storage base to hold the trimmer and  
accessories.  
TYPES OF BEARDS/MUSTACHES  
On/Off Switch  
*Requires 2 AA batteries (not included). We rec-  
ommend using alkaline batteries in your trimmer  
because they last longer.  
Once your beard or mustache has been styled,  
it is essential that you maintain its appearance.  
To do this, use your shaper to trim your beard/  
mustache weekly.  
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