- Should you wish to dispose of the product once its
working life has ended, take it to an authorised waste
agent for the selective collection of Waste from Elec-
tric and Electronic Appliances (WEEA).
- The product includes a battery; the user must
remove them before disposing of the product. Re-
member that batteries must be disposed of in duly
authorised containers. Do not dispose of them in fire.
How to remove the batteries from inside the ap-
pliance:
Warning: It is important that the batteries are
completely de-charged before removing them
from the appliance.
To remove the batteries 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-
wards
- Separate the two main bodies of appliance
- Find battery and cut flaps that attach it to the circuit.
In order to eliminate short-circuit risks due to resid-
ual charge in the battery, first cut the Red cable and
protect the conductor end with insulating tape, then
proceed to cut the Black cable in the same manner.
(Fig 6)
- Safely extract the battery from its position.
This appliance complies with Directive 2006/95/EC
on Low Voltage and Directive 2004/108/EC on Elec-
tromagnetic Compatibility.
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