6
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D – Temperature switch
E – Air flow switch
F – Cool switch
Using the appliance
Drying
1. Make sure the air flow switch is in the “
0
” position.
2. Put the plug into wall socket.
3. Select the desired airflow setting to switch on the appliance.
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Set the power switch to airflow setting “I” for styling your hair or drying short hair.
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Set the power switch to airflow setting “II” for ultra-quick drying.
4. Select the desired temperature switch to cool, warm or hot setting.
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The cool setting “I” allows you to dry hair that is almost dry and helps to seal in shine.
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The warm setting “II” is especially suitable for drying dump hair until it almost dries.
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The hot setting “III” which let you to dry wet hair very quickly.
5. Dry your hair by making brushing movements with the hairdryer at a small distance from your hair.
6. Set the airflow switch position to “0” after drying and unplug. Allow the hair dryer to cool for 10 to 15
minutes before storing it.
Cool shot
With this switch it is possible to interrupt the heating process so that the
air can be mixed according to individual requirements.
ION function
This ion function provides additional shine and reduces frizz and static electricity. It is particularly
suitable for dry and almost-dry hair. Ion function is working when dryer is on and power switch is
set to “I” or “II” setting. It also protects the hairdryer from dust reducing the risk of overheating.
Concentrator
With dryer concentrator, you can direct the airflow straight at the brush or comb with which you are styling
your hair.
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Pre-dry your hair with the hairdryer on the highest heat setting. For drying, separate your hair into 5-cm wide
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