Conair Hair Dryer 214 User Manual

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a v e u M . e t n e m a l o s n ó c i c e s a n u n e e i r a e d o j u l f  
l e e r t n e c n o c o n , o l l e b a c l e r m i t a s a l o n a r a P . 3  
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o l s a r t n i e m o l e p e d s e r i l b y s e n o c i c u r t s b o i n s  
o t a r a p a l e d e i r a e d s a d a r t n e s a l a g n e t n a M . 2  
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e i r a e d o j u l f l e o d n g i i e d i , r e t n e e m m r o f n i u y  
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e t n i l e a c e i r a e d o j u l f l e a i j d i , r e t n e m a e n á t u l m i s  
o d a l e d o m e d o l l i p e c n u y r o d a c e s l e  
o d n a s U . s e n o c i c e s n e o l l e b a c l e a d i v i D . a u g a e d  
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o l e t c é n o c s e d , a u g a l a e a c o t a r a p a l e i S . 5  
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a u g a l a r e a c j e e d o l n i o t a r a p a l e e u q o l o c o N . 4  
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n u o a r e ñ a b a n u a o d a j u p e m r e s o r e a c  
a d e u p e d n o d o t a r a p a l e e d r a u g n i e u q o l o c o N . 3  
. a h c u a n d o u  
o ñ a b n u o d n m o t a á t s e s a r t n i e m e s u o l o N . 2  
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r o d a r t n e c n o C  
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s e n a t d a d r i u g e s e d i t u o c r i c a t r o c l e e b e u r P . 6  
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e n e t n i t o N . o i c i v r e s e d r o n e t c n u a e v e l l o l e u q  
e n a t t r o p m i y u m s e , a u g a l a e c a t o a r a p a l e i S . 5  
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l e r a f u h c n e a a v l e u v y e t s j u a e r e d n ó t o b  
l e e t i e r p a o g e u l , o d a f u h c n e s e d é t s e o t a r a p a  
l e e u q e s e r ú g e s a , e f u h c n e l e r a t s j u a e r a r a P . 3  
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a t s c i i r t c e l e n u a e m a l l , e t n e m a t e l p m o c a r t n e  
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c i u r d e r a r a P . o d a g a p a á t s e r o t p u r r e t i n l e o d n a u c  
o s u l c i n , o v i t c a e t n e m a c i r t c é l e e c e n m r a e p  
o c i t s é m o d o r t c e l e r u i q e l a u C – O R I G L E P  
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5. Keep the cord away from heated surfaces.  
Do not pull, twist, or wrap line cord around  
dryer, even during storage.  
6. Never block the air openings of the appliance  
or place it on a soft surface, such as a bed or  
couch, where the air openings may be blocked.  
Keep the air openings free of lint, hair, and the  
like.  
7. Never use while sleeping.  
8. Never drop or insert any object into any open-  
ing or hose.  
9. Do not use outdoors or operate where aero-  
sol (spray) products are being used or where  
oxygen is being administered.  
10. Do not use an extension cord to operate  
dryer.  
11. Do not direct hot air toward eyes or other  
heat-sensitive areas.  
12. Attachments may be hot during use.  
Allow them to cool before handling.  
13. Do not place appliance on any surface while  
it is operating.  
14. While using the appliance, keep your hair  
out of it. Keep your hair away from the air in-  
lets.  
15. Do not use with voltage converter.  
16. Be sure the dual voltage selector is in the  
correct voltage position before operating. Before  
plugging in the dryer, read the information about  
the dual voltage contained in the instruction  
section of this manual.  
5. It is important that if immersion occurs, this unit  
bebroughttoaservicecenter. Donottrytoreset.  
6. Be sure to repeat test every time you use the  
unit to confirm ALCI is operational.  
Should the appliance go off and the reset button  
pop up during use, this could indicate a malfunc-  
tion in the unit. Remove plug from outlet and allow  
the appliance to cool. Reinsert plug into outlet.  
The appliance should then function normally. If  
not, return to an authorized Conair Service Cen-  
ter for evaluation and repair.  
5. When using your dryer to create curls and  
waves, dry hair almost completely on a warm-  
er temperature setting, then finish styling with  
Cool Shot feature to close hair shaft and lock  
in style.  
The Conair® Ionic Ceramic Styler is very  
effective, even at lower temperatures, and helps  
to give healthier-looking, shiny, more manage-  
able hair with maximum styling control.  
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR DRYER  
IMPORTANT  
IMPORTANT SAFETY  
INSTRUCTIONS  
OPERATING  
Attachment  
Ionic  
LED  
1875 WATT OPERATING GUIDE  
Release Buttons  
INSTRUCTIONS  
1875 Watts  
Ionic  
Technology  
Use of this dryer on the same circuit or fuse with  
other electrical products or appliances may trip  
a 15 amp circuit breaker or blow a 15 amp fuse.  
NEVER replace the fuse with one rated  
higher than the capacity of the circuit. Doing  
so could result in an electrical fire.  
Hinged  
Filter  
When using electrical appliances, especially  
when children are present, basic safety precau-  
tions should always be followed, including the  
following:  
This appliance is intended for household use  
only. Use on Alternating Current (60 hertz) only.  
Standard Dryers are designed to operate at 110  
to 125 volts A.C.  
This appliance has a polarized plug (one blade  
is wider than the other). As a safety feature, this  
plug will fit in a polarized outlet only one way. If the  
plug does not fit fully in the outlet, reverse the plug.  
If it still does not fit, contact a qualified electrician.  
Donotattempttodefeatthissafetyfeature.  
HIGH SPEED MOTOR increases the velocity  
at which air moves through the dryer  
and into your hair, helping you dry and  
style your hair faster. It minimizes heat damage  
and makes hair less frizzy and more manageable.  
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR DRYER  
The professional Conair® Tourmaline Ionic Sty-  
ler is very effective, even at lower temperatures,  
and helps to give healthier-looking, shiny more  
manageable hair with maximum styling con-  
trol.  
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS  
BEFORE USING  
KEEP AWAY FROM WATER  
CHECK ALCI SAFETY FEATURE EVERY  
TIME YOU USE APPLIANCE.  
CERAMIC HEAT TECHNOLOGY will keep your  
hair healthy and shiny. It generates full  
spectrum, infrared heat which works on hair  
molecules to dry them inside & out.  
Tourmaline  
This appliance is equipped with an Appliance  
Leakage Circuit Interrupter (ALCI), a safety  
feature that renders it inoperable under some  
abnormal conditions, such as immersion in  
water. To make sure the ALCI is functioning  
properly, perform the following test. The purpose  
of this test is to allow you to make sure the  
water sensing system (ALCI) is working.  
SUPER STYLING GUIDE  
DANGER – Any hair dryer is electrically live  
even when the switch is off. To reduce the risk  
of death or injury by electric shock:  
1. Always unplug appliance immediately after using.  
2. Do not use while bathing or in a shower.  
3. Do not place or store appliance where it can  
fall or be pulled into a tub or sink.  
4. Do not place in, or drop into, water or other  
liquid.  
5. If an appliance falls into water, unplug it im-  
mediately. Do not reach into the water.  
Ceramic  
Technology  
BODY & VOLUME  
Cool Shot  
Button  
Your best looks begin with a good haircut that’s  
well maintained. Always treat hair right with  
superior quality shampoos, conditioners, and  
finishing products.  
To create extra volume,  
turn head upside down  
while drying. Position the  
air flow toward the roots  
for maximum lift. When  
hair is dry, toss head back  
and brush hair into place.  
FOR DUAL VOLTAGE DRYERS  
Ceramic Disk  
Technology  
THE IONIZING FUNCTION generates a cloud  
of negative ions that can:  
• neutralize the generally positive charge  
on flyaway, frizzy hair  
• eliminate static electricity  
• contribute to shine  
For use in the U.S.A., the voltage selector switch  
should be placed in the 125 position. For use in  
several countries overseas, the voltage selector  
may need to be placed in the 250 position. Con-  
firm the voltage available at each overseas loca-  
tion before using the appliance. For connection  
to a 250 volt supply, use an attachment plug  
2 Heat/Speed  
Settings  
DRYING BASICS  
Twist  
1. Shampoo and condition hair with products of  
your choice. Rinse thoroughly. Towel dry hair to  
remove excess moisture. Using the dryer along  
with your styling brush, start at a lower setting  
and direct hot air through a section of hair at a  
time. Move dryer steadily across each section  
so that the hot air passes through hair. Direct  
air flow at hair not scalp. Clouds of negatively  
charged ions will help to reduce static electric-  
ity, control frizzy flyaways and contribute to your  
hair’s shine.  
Folding  
Soft Grip  
Handle  
Dual Voltage  
Selector  
1. Plug in the appliance and press test button  
on plug (See appropriate diagram below).  
2. The appliance will stop working. There will  
be an audible click and reset button will pop  
out.  
3. To reset ALCI with a reset button, unit should  
be unplugged. Then push reset button in, and  
reinsert plug into outlet.  
4. If ALCI is not functioning properly, return  
appliance to nearest service center.  
STRAIGHTENING  
Work with hair in sections  
when creating a super  
straight look. Using a large  
round brush (approximately  
2” diameter), hold hair taut  
in each section and bend  
ends slightly under as you dry.  
adapter of the proper configuration for the  
power supply receptacle.  
For 110-125 Volt Operation  
Flick the dual voltage switch to the 125 position.  
In this position, the dryer operates on all avail-  
able heat and speed settings.  
Professional Length  
Line Cord  
Hang RIng  
WARNING – To reduce the risk of burns, elec-  
trocution, fire, or injury to persons:  
1. This appliance should never be left unat-  
tended when plugged in.  
2. This appliance should not be used by, on, or  
near children or by individuals with certain dis-  
abilities.  
3. Use this appliance only for its intended use  
as described in this manual. Do not use attach-  
ments not recommended by the manufacturer.  
4. Never operate this appliance if it has a  
damaged cord or plug, if it is not working  
properly, or if it has been dropped into  
water. Return the appliance to a Conair  
service center for examination and repair.  
For 220-250 Volt Operation  
First put the HI-LO switch into LO. Flick the  
dual voltage switch to the 250 position. At  
220-250V while set at LO, the dryer operates  
only at high speed with high heat. Do not  
attempt to operate the HI-LO switch or  
change to 125 position when operating on  
220-250V. The switches must be set and  
remain in the LO and 250 positions. A plug  
adapter may be necessary in certain countries.  
2. Keep dryer’s air intake vents unobstructed  
and free from hair while drying.  
3. To avoid over drying, do not concentrate heat  
on any one section for any extended length of  
time. Keep dryer moving as you style.  
4. For quick touch ups, between shampoos,  
dampen hair with a mist of water before styling  
with the dryer.  
MAKING WAVES  
17. This appliance was set at the factory to op-  
erate at 125 volts. Refer to the additional infor-  
mation section of this manual for the conversion  
to 250 volt operation.  
Tousled, natural- looking  
waves are easily created by  
grasping hair at the roots  
and scrunching between  
fingertips while drying. For  
curlier, wavier hair use the  
diffuser attachment.  
Concentrator  
Reset  
Reset  
Test  
Test  
Twist Folding Handle  
SAVE THESE  
INSTRUCTIONS  
Diffuser  
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