Conair Styling Iron CD202R User Manual

. d a o t c e n o c é t e s s a r t i e n m  
. o t a r a p e t a s n o e n ó i c s n e t x a n e e c i u l i t o u . N 3 1  
o d i n d e t a s e d o t a  
l a p e a e j r e d a c n u N . 1  
. s e r a l i m i s o s t n e m l e s o y l l e b a , s c a s u l e p  
e s e d r b i s a l r u t r e b s a a a g l n e t n a . r i M u r t s b o  
n a d e u e p e d s n o , á d f o n s a o m a u a n c o u m o c  
, a d n a l i e c b fi r e p u a n s e r u b o o t s a r a p l a e e q o u l o c  
s : a i d r e h o  
o i d n e c n , n i ó i c u c o r t c l e , s e a r d a u m e e q u o g d s i e r  
C a b e l l o r e s i s t e n t e  
C a b e l l o d e l i c a d o ,  
A l t o  
r i e c l d e u a r r a - P  
A I E N T C E R V D A  
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e r i n e a s a d r u t r e b s a a e e l q o u l a c b n u . N 2 1  
. o d í e o r v e t r p o p o l s e c i e l i t y u  
. a u g l a e u e q o o N t . e t n e m a t a i d e m n i  
o e t l c é n o c s e , a d g u l a a r a e y a o t c a r a p l a i e . S 5  
" C n ó " t o l b a e m i r p . a O d i b e n ó i d c i s o a p n l é t e s e  
T U R A T E M P E R A  
T I P O D E C A B E L L O A J U S T E D E  
. o d a r g e t n i e t o r o p l s e e i l c i t . U o d  
. o d u l l e b a c  
o r e u l c e m d 0 1 c – s o 5 n n ó i a c u a t o a r a g l n e t e d  
, y x e s á s o c m o n p o l i t u s n e r i u g e u s n o a r c a - P  
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e q u e s d e r g e ú s , o a t a r a p r a e t i l s a o p e e b d e i d S  
- a t c e n o c o e t i l e n a c é t e s s a r t e i n m i e c fi e r p u s  
o . d i u q l í o r t o  
n a n g u n e i r b o s o t a  
l a p e a e r u q o l o c o N . 1 1  
a u g u l a r a a e e j e c o i d l o t n a r a p l a e e q o u l o o c . N 4  
a r u t a r p e m e t d a í e G u  
a d i d . r u g e s e d n ó i c u f n  
a t s e e a r t d n o n c r e e t i n e t n o i . a N t s i c i r t c l e e  
n n o u e s c e q í u n u m o , e c t n e m a t l e p m o c  
a r a r t n o e n ú n i a . a S l e t r i é v n , e i t n i e r r o c  
. s e t n i l e a s c i e c fi r e p u s  
s a e l s o d d a j l e l a i e a p s o y j l s o o a g l n e t n a M  
. e t n i l e a y u c e v l m e u e v o t s a r a p e t a s . E 0 1  
. o b a v a n l a r o e ñ u a a n b o d a a j u u p m r e r o a s c e  
a d e u e d p n o o t d a r a p l a e d e r a i g u e n q o u l o o c . N 3  
. a h c a d u o ñ o a l l b n e e s e o u o l . N 2  
. o r l a s u e d é s u e s p d e t e n m  
- a t a i d e m n i o t a r a p l a e e t c e o c n s e d e m e i p S r . 1  
. s a e s u r g s á m e s n o i c c s e  
e c i , s r l e a r u t a s e y v n a u s o s z i r a r e r a r c a - P  
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e o p i d u t n s g e ú , a s r u t a r e p m e a t e c i l l a n o s r e P ¡  
. o t l a r a u t a r e p m e e t l d e v i n n e c i u l i t e u q u  
s o m a d n e m o c e , e l e t n r e t s i s e o d o a l r d u n , o s e u r g  
, o s e p s s e o l l e e b a u c i s . o S j a a r b u t a r e p m e t  
e v l i d n n e c i u l i t e u s o q u m a d n e m o c e r  
, o l e n s fi o l l e e b a u c i s . e S t n e m a d i p á r  
y u a t m n i l e a , o y l l c e b a e c o p i d o d t o a r t a , a p t l a  
a r u t a r e p m e e t s e d n o i c p s o o e c d e r f o t o a r a p e t a s E  
. o g í e x n o  
o d n a r t s i n i m d é t a s e e e d s n o ) y o a d r p s l ( o s o r a e  
n s o e t c d o u r o d p n a s n é u t s e e e d s n o r a d n o i c n u f  
a g a o i h l , s n e r o i r e t x n e o t e a r a p l a e c i e l i t o u . N 9  
. o t a r a p e l a s a d r u t r e b s a a e l a d g u n i n n  
n o t e j b n o g ú n i e t r n e s n i i r n a e e j e c a c d u n . N 8  
e a d m o a t n l a r e a r t n o e i n . a S d a z i r a l o e t p n i e r r o c  
d a e o m t l a e a n n a e r m l a o s n a u d r e a f u h c e n  
á r d o e p , d s a d i r g e u e s a d i d d e o m o . ) C a r t o  
. e s n o i c c s e  
s a n r a u t l a s e r e r c a e t h n e m l e p m i o l l o e b s a c  
o d e o r a t z i a r r a s o p s a s o p t s a t i e p e . o R b u l t e d  
a : r g a c e s d  
r o a d i p r e e t r o e h u e m o g d s i e l r r i e c d e u a r r a P  
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a n e u o d d a t o á t d s o t e a r a p e t a s e e l e b d a l c E  
. A V 0 C 2 e 1 e t d n i e r r o c  
n o r a c n o i c n u a r f a o d p a ñ e s i o d i d a s o t h a r a p a  
e t s . E z ) 0 6 H a n ( r e t l e t a n i e r r o n o c e t c n e m a l o s  
o e c l í l i t . e U t n e m a l o o c i s t s é m o o s d a r u a P  
o r t n e l c a a n i z a p r a l s e r g e r e r c a a r h a " C p n ó " t o b  
. s o t c e f r e s o p d a n i e s e y m p r o f i n u  
s o d a t l u s e r e r n e t b e t i o m r e e p o , q a u l r u t  
- a r e p m e a t m s i a m o d l n a s a d u a n i e á t p s o l e e l b a c  
e n ó i d c c e a d s a . r C o l a e c a d i d d r é n i p , e s t n a t s n o c  
a r u t a r e p m e a t e n l i e t n a a m e t s i e t s , o e s u  
e t e n a r a j a d u a r b u t a r e p m e a y t u s a c t n i e m a r r e h  
s a r t o d i e a c e n e f r i d . A r i n o a C d s e o e i r n i g e n  
s o r o l s a p d a e r s c l e a n o i s e f o r s a p t n i e m a r r e h  
s a e l l q a u g u , r i o l a l c e n ó i d c a v r e s n o e c a d m e t s i s  
n e u o d d a t o á t d s n i e é b m a o t t a r a p u a . . . S o d o t  
s o e o t n s . o Y l l e e b a l c r a e m i t s a n i l , s o d a e s e d  
s o d a t l u s e s o r r e l n e t b e r o p m i e , o y s s e u r s á g m  
. o d a g a p é t a s e e q u n u , n a ó i s n e o j O a t R G P E  
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a e m i r p , e o t n i e g i u n ó i s c c e a s r a l z i e r s e d t n A  
o d a f u h c n o t e a r a p r a i e q l u a u - C  
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é t s s a e r t n i e o t m a r a p e t a s e c i e l i t a c u n u . 7 N  
0 e 6 s é d u p s e e t d n e m a c i t á m o t u á r a a a g p a  
e o t s a r a p l a , e d a d i r u g e u s a r s a o l . r P e d n e c n e  
e d s é s p e u d i d d o n e t a s e d o t a r p a l a e e j e d a n u c N  
O I C S Á B O T N E I M A N I O C N U F  
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l r a e z i a v l a e r u , s v é u p s e . o D l l e b a l c r a e r e b i l  
a r a a t p s e u p n ó i o c c e r i a d n l e t e n e m l a u n a m  
a z a n e a t e r i l n ó y t o g l b e j o e fl e t a n e m l e p m i s  
, e s r a l l o n r l e a d a e n r e e o l s e l b a i e l : S c T A O N  
A U A L G E D  
O D A J E A O L A G L N É T A N M  
O L A S R U E D E T S A N  
S E N O C I C R T U S N I S A L  
S A D O T A L E  
. z í a a r a i c l a o l h e l l ó r n s a y t n e u s a p r o l o l l p e b a c  
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e r r e a g . z A í a a r e d l s e o l r d a z i e c a e i r p m e  
o , n e d e r n e e o l l s e b a l c e u e r a q t i v a r e a P  
s i e c fi r e p u e s o d d a j l e l e b a l c a g e n e t n a . M 6  
Ó I N C A R O E P D E  
S E N O C I C R T U S N I  
s . o m i p ó t  
s o d a t l u s e a r r g o o d y a l n i e l p a t i l e i c a s e f u p  
, a í g o l o n c e a v t e u a t n s n o e r a c j a b a r r e t c a l n p s E u  
. n ó i c a r a p e n ó i y s r i v e u r a r s a p  
o d a z i r o t u o i c a i v r e e s o r t d n e n c o t a r u a p a  
l e e e r s g e . R d a o ñ a d e e s v i u t i e s s o d í o a c  
e s e i b u e h e u s l o a q o d m a n o i c n u e s f e i b u h  
e u q e d é s u e s p , d d a o ñ s a d e n v i u e t s e a s j v i a l c  
. o t a r a p l a e e r d e n e n c  
. a z i n p  
e s é d u p s e l e d i a p n o l o t c a t n o o d c o e t i t v E  
. o r l a z r i  
a a r l b , s a é u p s e . o D z i l r r a e c r a a r m a s o p d n g e u s  
0 e t 1 n a r r e d u o v n i m a z s a n e a t a g l n e t n a m  
n ó y t o l b e j o e fl . o A b u l t e r o d d e d e r l o l l a e b a c  
o d e a l l o n r r e b a a t h s a n ó h t o l b o d e n i e m i r p o  
a g i . " S L n ó " t o l b a e m i r p , a o z e b a a c e d l  
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d n o s u g e s e e n t i l e n a c e t e n m a d a e r m t x e  
á r e v l o e v o b s u l t : E A I C N E T R E V D A  
e s é d u p s e o l l d e b a l c e n e i e t e o r , s n á m e d . n A ó l a s  
S E N O C I C R T U S N I  
S A T E E S D A U R G  
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n e e e l q a u g u , s i e t n a l l i r s o y s b o d e s o s d a n i e p  
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n ó o d r l o l c i e o t s a r a p e t a s e c e i l i t o N u . 5  
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a t e s a o n h s á fi l m e d e s e , o d l l e b a e c o p i d u s t  
a r a a t p c e f r e a r p u t a r e p m e a t r e l g o c s l e r i t e i m r e p  
a r a a r p u t a r e p m e e t s e d n o i c p s o o n o d a t c n e u C  
. s o d n g e u 0 s e t 3 n a r e t d n u i l e a c  
r a e r a r c a , e p t n e m e m r o f i n r o u l a  
e y e u l b i c r t s i D  
: s e t n i e g i u s a s s l e a u c  
s a e r t l n , d e a d i r g e u e s s a d c i s á s e b n o i c u a c e r p  
r a o m t e , d s e o b ñ i n d i e a c e s n e r p l a e e n t e n m  
o t a r a p l a e e a t i q u m r e . " P C n ó " t o l b o d i e m i r p o  
r e b a e h s é d u p s e , e d t r o p o l s e r e b o o t s a r a p a  
l e a n o g . P o d i d e c n e á n e c r n a e m e r , p s u p é s e D  
. a a d n o i c c e e l s a r u t a r e p m e t a l e c n a c l a a d i d u n  
a e l a t q s u a á r h a e d a p r a o j o p o s r o n i m u r o l d a c i d n i  
l . o E t a r a p l a a d e n i e c n . e E t n i e r r o e c a d m o t  
a n n u l e b e a l c e f e u h c n . o E d a d e n e r s e o c y e s d  
e t n e m a t l e p m o , o c i p m i r a l t s e b e e o l l d e b a l c E  
. e t n a c i r b a r o e l f s o p d a d n e m o c e r  
s o i r o s e c c e s a o l ó u . s S e n o i c c u r t s n s a i n l g e ú s  
e t n e m a l o o d y a s ñ e s i e u d l f a u l c a r e a o t i p s ó p o r p  
n o e e t c n e m a c i n o t ú a r a p e t a s e c i e l i t . U 4  
a d i d . c a p a c s i d  
a n g l u n o a s a c n o s r e s o o ñ i p e n a c d r e e r o b o c s  
, r o o d p a s r e u í a r e s b e o d o t n a r a p e t a s . E 3  
z . z i r l f a c i y t e á t s e  
a r a l l o r t n o a d a u y c n i a é b m a a n i t l a m u t r / a c i m á r e c  
e o t d n i e m i t s e v e l r . o E s a d u a e c s é d u p s e d  
o d r i e q z u o d i a l l o l l a e b a l c r a e z i a r r a . " P R n ó " t o b  
a e m i r p , a o z e b a a c e l o h d c e r e o d d a l l o l l a e b a l c e  
r a z i a r r a . a P n i z a p e r r l i e o l y e l b c a e c n ó i d c c e a l s  
e o j a d b e a z d a n e a t e l q o u l o , a c n i z a p a r l b . o A b u t  
e l o r t d n e l c a a n i z a p r a l s e r g e r e r c a a r h a " C p "  
n ó t o l b a e m i r p . O m 5 . c e 1 o l l d e b a e c n ó i d c c e s  
a n e r u a p e . o S z r e u f s n i e s o s t c e f r e s o p z i r a r e r c  
. o s l u e t e n a r e t d n u a t s n o c  
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- l a i c e p s S , s e o c i r t c N l é A T s o T e t E a r R a p O e P s a e M u I e r q p u m i e S  
. e j a t l e d v o  
r o d i t r e v n o n c n o u o t c a r a p e t a s e c i e l i t o u . N 6 1  
. e q o u o t o l . o N s l u e t e n a r e t d n u i l e a y u c e v l m e u v  
e o b s u l t e a c d r e o t c a r a p l a e o p d r e u l c . E 5 1  
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a u t r a r e p m e a t e n l i e t n a  
o d i y p m á y u r o t m n i e m  
o t a r a p l a r a e i p m i l i l c á y u f s m e e o b y u q l u t e  
e r b o e t s n e m l i c á a z i f l s e e d o l l s e b a l c e e á r q a t u o N  
. a t n u e p í a g d o l o n c e a n t e u o d d a t l u s e l r , e v a u s  
e t n e m l e b í e r c n a n i l a m r u t / a c i m á r e e c a p d a c  
n o u n o t r c i e b u á t c s a z e a n e a v t e u u n e s o b d u l t E  
A I N L A M R U T / A C M Á I R E C E D O T N M I T I E S E V E R  
- a t n l e a n c a r u g o e l a c i q u m á r e e c a i c d n e t s i s e r  
e t n e t o a p e u n o d d a t o á t d s o t e a r a p e t a s E  
D A I D R U E G S  
R O L A L E C N Ó D I C A V R E S N O E C A M D E T S I S  
A R & U T A R E P M E E T S E D T S U J 2 A  
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. s a l l i r e s e o n p o t o s o b o g y n l a  
e c i e l i l t m . o U t a r a p a  
. o t a r a p l a d r e o e r d l e a d  
e l b a l c e l l e o r n i e a z n r e u t e , e r l a o N j . 2  
E D S D I A D E M  
O L E L B A C E R L A Z I R A R A P  
e t s e e s e d t n i l e a s e c t r a s a p e l q o u o t . N 4 1  
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E O N Á T N A T S I N O T N M A I E T N E L A C  
á r i t i m r e  
a z l a e n p e a t e l a c i d n a i r ú o t a t o a r n i z a L p  
4. Use this appliance only for its intended use, as  
described in this manual. Do not use attachments  
not recommended by the manufacturer.  
5. Never operate this appliance if it has a  
damaged cord or plug, if it is not working  
properly or if it has been dropped or  
damaged, or dropped into water. Return the  
appliance to an authorized service center for  
examination and repair.  
6. Keep the cord away from heated surfaces.  
7. Never use while sleeping.  
8. Never drop or insert any object into any  
opening or hose.  
9. Do not use outdoors or operate where aerosol  
(spray) products are being used or where oxygen  
is being administered.  
10. Unit is hot when in use. Do not let heated  
surface touch eyes or skin.  
11. Do not place the heated unit directly on  
any surface while it is hot or plugged in.  
Use stand provided.  
12. Never block the air openings of the appliance  
or place on a soft surface such as a bed or couch,  
where the air openings may be blocked. Keep the  
air opening free of lint and other debris.  
The iron’s unique rotating clamp makes creating  
perfect curls effortless. Start with a section of  
dry hair about half an inch wide. Press the  
“back to center” button to bring the clamp to  
center. Open the clamp and slide iron under the  
hair section ends, then close. To create curls on  
the right side of head, press "right rotation  
button" on right side of iron. For curls on the  
left side, press the "left rotation button" on the  
left. Continue holding the rotation button down  
until the entire section of hair is wrapped  
around the barrel. Release the rotation button  
and hold iron in place for 10 seconds to set the  
curl, then release the clamp.  
STYLING WITH THE NEW  
USING INSTANT HEAT, THE 2 HIGH HEAT  
TEMPERATURE SETTINGS &  
TO CURL HAIR  
SAVE THESE  
IMPORTANT SAFETY  
TOURMALINE CERAMIC EASY-GLIDE BARREL  
Hair should be clean, completely dry and combed  
before you use the curling iron. Plug the iron into an  
electrical outlet. Turn on the switch. The red LED  
will blink until it reaches desired temperature  
setting and becomes solid. Then, press the "back  
to center" button and use the stand provided. Allow  
unit to heat up for 30 seconds.  
UNIFORM HEAT RECOVERY SYSTEM  
The barrel of your new curling iron has a  
tourmaline ceramic easy-glide surface, the  
newest technology. This means it’s not only  
simpler to clean off styling product residue, etc.  
after each use, but you’ll find that hair glides  
easily over the surface of the barrel as you’re  
curling. The tourmaline ceramic surface also  
helps smooth down flyaways and frizzies.  
It evenly distributes heat so that the style you  
create has a salon-perfect, silky smooth,  
shining finish. Hair also slips right through the  
barrel after it’s curled.  
INSTRUCTIONS  
INSTRUCTIONS  
This styling iron features a ceramic heater that  
maintains constant temperature during use for  
precision styling.  
This Instant Heat technology has two high heat  
temperature settings. There is a temperature  
that’s gentle and safe for every type of hair,  
from the finest to the curliest and most  
resistant, and helps you create the look you  
want. And that’s not all. Conair’s professional  
salon standards of engineering provide you with  
a uniform and improved heat recovery system  
that maintains the iron at constant tempera-  
tures. There is a constant surge of power to  
ensure that heat is continuously and quickly  
delivered for optimal styling results, unlike other  
units, which lose heat during use. This provides  
consistent styling power so that every strand of  
your hair is set with the same level of heat and  
comes out the same way for a perfect finish.  
When using electrical appliances, especially when  
children are present, basic safety precautions  
should always be followed, including the following:  
OPERATING  
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS  
BEFORE USING  
KEEP AWAY FROM WATER  
INSTRUCTIONS  
WARNING: The curling iron’s tourmaline  
ceramic-coated barrel will get very hot within  
a few seconds and should not be placed in  
contact with the skin after the curling iron has  
been turned on.  
To prevent hair entanglement, do not start  
curling from the roots of the hair. Make sure to  
start curling from the ends and work your way  
up to the roots.  
This curling iron is intended for household use.  
Use on Alternating Current (60 hertz) only. This  
unit is designed to be operated at 120AC.  
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. Do  
not attempt to defeat this safety feature.  
DANGER  
- Any appliance is electrically  
live even when the switch is off. To reduce the  
risk of death by electric shock:  
NOTE: If the hair is caught or jammed during  
use, simply release the rotation button and  
manually rotate the iron in the opposite  
direction to release hair. Then redo the curl.  
Technology is a  
The new Tourmaline Ceramic  
pleasure to work with and makes styling your  
hair easier and the results more professional.  
1. Always unplug appliance immediately  
after using.  
2. Do not use while bathing or in the 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  
liquids.  
5. If an appliance falls into water, unplug it  
immediately. Do not reach into the water.  
Never leave your curling iron on and  
unattended. However, should you fail to turn  
the iron off, it will shut itself off automatically  
within 60 minutes.  
GETTING STARTED  
When putting on the table, the unit should be in  
correct position. Please press the "back to center"  
button and use the stand provided.  
The iron’s two unique high-heat temperature  
settings and Instant Heat technology provide  
styling versatility for all hair types. If you have  
fine hair, the lower temperature will provide the  
best results. If you have thick, wavy or hard-to-  
curl hair, keep the heat setting on high. You can  
vary the iron’s temperature according to your  
particular need!  
Before starting on your next curl, press the  
"back to center" button again to bring the  
clamp back to center. Repeat the process  
described above to do an entire head of curls or  
just a few accent curls.  
- For looser, natural looking curls, work with  
wider sections of hair.  
- For a little sexier look, stop the rotation a few  
inches from the scalp.  
13. Do not use an extension cord with this  
appliance.  
14. Do not touch hot surfaces of the appliance.  
Use handles or knobs.  
15. Do not attempt to touch the housing of your  
appliance near the barrel, as it is hot when  
in use.  
WARNING  
- To reduce the risk of burns,  
Temperature Setting Guide  
electrocution, fire, or injury to persons:  
TEMP. CONTROL  
HAIR TYPE  
1. This appliance should never be left  
unattended when plugged in.  
2. Do not pull, twist, or wrap line cord around  
appliance.  
Low  
High  
Delicate, thin, easy-to-curl hair  
Hard-to-curl hair  
16. Do not operate with a voltage converter.  
3. This appliance should not be used by, on  
or near children or individuals with certain  
disabilities.  
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