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Use:

The appliance can be used connected to the elec-

tric mains or with batteries.

- Connect the appliance to the mains.

- Turn appliance on, pressing the On/Off switch.

How to cut hair

- Situate the person whose hair you are going to 

cut so that the top of their head is at your eye level. 

Place a protective towel or cloth around their neck.

- To obtain best results it is better to use the appli-

ance on dry hair, as it is much easier to control the 

hair and the result.

- Comb hair well before cutting. Make sure that 

there are no tangles or knots.

- Hold the appliance in a calm and relaxed manner 

in order to ensure maximum control of the cut and 

a uniform result. Proceed to use short cuts gradu-

ally going around the head.

- Leave the hair a little longer than the desired 

length as it can always be altered later.

- While working adapt the comb/comb guide to the 

desired length.

- At regular intervals, stop cutting in order to comb 

the hair and check the results so far.

Step 1 Nape

- Attach comb guide #1 or #2.

- Hold the appliance with the razor facing down-

wards and begin to cut the hair from the base of 

the neck.

- Make some upward movements, raising the ap-

pliance gradually and away from the head, cutting 

the hair gradually until the height of the ears (Fig 1)

Step 2 The back of the head

- Attach comb guide #3, #4, # 5, #6, # 7 or # 8

and continue with the back of the head (Fig 2)

Step 3 The side of the head

- Attach a new shorter comb guide (#1 or #2) to 

trim the sideburns.

- Attach the longest comb (#3, #4, #5, #6, # 7 or 

# 8) again and continue until you reach the top of 

the head.

Step 4 The top of the head

- Using comb guide #3, #4 or # 5, pass the appli-

ance from the back to the front, against the growth 

of the hair (Fig 3). In some cases it’s necessary to 

go over what you have done a second time from 

front to back.

- The comb guide #1 or #2 is for when you want to 

achieve a more precise cut.

- Use comb guides #6, # 7 o #8 to leave hair at 

a longer length. Hold the hair up with the comb or 

the comb and your fingers and cut.

- Always work from the back to the front, reducing 

the length between your fingers or the comb and 

the head gradually.

Step 5. Final touch

-Finally use the appliance without attaching any 

comb guides to the blades to cut the hair around 

the base of the neck, the sides of the neck and 

the ears.

- To make the sideburns straight, turn the appli-

ance over to use the upper blades (Fig 4). Move 

the appliance adapting it the physiognomy of the 

head. To achieve more precise results use the 

shaver or the finishing attachment.

Once you have finished using the appliance:

- Turn the appliance off, using the on/off switch.

- Unplug the appliance from the mains (If it was 

used connected to the mains.)

- Clean the appliance

Cleaning

- Disconnect the appliance from the mains and al-

low it to cool before undertaking any cleaning task.

- Clean the device with a damp cloth that has been 

administered a couple of drops of detergent. Dry 

afterwards.

- Do not use solvents, or products with an acid or 

base pH such as bleach, or abrasive products, for 

cleaning the appliance.

- Do not submerge the appliance in water or any 

other liquid, or place it under a running tap.

- Clean the blades and the comb guides with the 

cleaning brush. Remove the hairs form the blades 

and from within the appliance using the brush. It is 

important to clean off all the hairs after each use.

- To remove the blades, make sure the appliance 

is turned off.

- Hold the hair trimmer with both hands, placing 

thumbs on the outside of the blades and push out-

wards as demonstrated in (Fig5)

- To replace the blades, push together and exert 

pressure against the body of the hair trimmer until 

a click is heard.

-Grease with oil regularly.

Anomalies and repair

- Take the appliance to an authorised technical 

support service if problems arise. Do not try to dis-

mantle or repair without assistance, as this may be 

dangerous.

- If the connection to the mains has been dam-

aged, it must be replaced and you should proceed 

as you would in the case of damage.

Ecology and recyclability of the product

- The materials of which the packaging of this ap-

pliance consists are included in a collection, clas-

sification and recycling system. Should you wish to 

dispose of them, use the appropriate public con-

tainers for each type of material.

- The product does not contain concentrations of 

substances that could be considered harmful to 

the environment.

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Summary of Contents for MACRO ALDANY MA20001

Page 1: ...P r o n t o H a i r c l i p p e r M o d e l MA20001 PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE P r o n t o H P MA_20001_IM indd 1 MA_20001_IM indd 1 5 20 2010 11 46 12 AM 5 20 2010 11 46 12 AM...

Page 2: ...t Thanks to its technology design and operation and the fact that it goes through strict quality controls we feel sure you will be entirely satisfied A E B D C F G H I J K L M N MA_20001_IM indd 2 MA_...

Page 3: ...ry charger F Pilot light charge indicator G Comb guide 3mm 1 Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 4 Fig 5 Fig 6 H Comb guide 6mm 2 I Comb guide 9mm 3 J Comb guide 12mm 4 K Comb L Scissors M Lubricating oil for blade...

Page 4: ...r involves a risk even if the appli ance is disconnected Disconnect the battery charger from the mains when not in use and before undertaking any cleaning task This appliance is not a toy Children sho...

Page 5: ...ch Finally use the appliance without attaching any comb guides to the blades to cut the hair around the base of the neck the sides of the neck and the ears To make the sideburns straight turn the appl...

Page 6: ...ies once the appliance life has come to an end follow the instructions Removal of blades Detach the two screws from razor Remove head by pulling outwards Remove the cut length regulator by pulling out...

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