Grundig MS 6640, MS 8640, MS 9640 User Manual

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MAN SHAVER
MS 6640 MS 8640 MS 9640
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DEUTSCH 6 - 20 ENGLISH 21 - 33 PORTUGUÊS 34 - 46 POLSKI 47 - 59 DANSK 60 - 72 SVENSKA 73 - 85 NORSK 86 - 98 SUOMI 99 - 111
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SAFETY
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Please note the following when starting up the appliance:
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This appliance is intended for domestic use only.
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This appliance is intended to be used to shave human facial hair. Any other use is explicitly out of the question.
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Never use the appliance in the bath, shower or over a washbasin full of water.
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Never immerse the appliance in water.
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For mains operation, plug the mains adapter cable into the appliance first, then plug the en.qxdmains adapter into the socket.
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After use, switch off the appliance, disconnect the mains adapter then disconnect the mains adapter cable.
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Never store the unit with the mains adapter cable connected.
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Do not wind the mains adapter cable around the appliance.
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Do not start up the appliance if the appliance, the foils or the blade blocks are visibly damaged.
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Do not expose the appliance to direct sunlight or temperatures above 60° C.
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Do not use the appliance outdoors or near aerosol products or in released oxygen.
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To avoid the transfer of germs, the appliance should be used by one person only.
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Keep the appliance out of reach of children.
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You must never open up the appliance. All rights to claim under the guarantee are invalidated for damage caused by improper interventions.
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AT A GLANCE
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Fold open page 2 to clearly see the diagrams at all times.
Controls
Slide switch for switching on and off.
Slide switch for extending out the front detail trimmer for problem zones.
Red LED indicator slowly flashes during charging. Flashes quickly in rechargeable battery mode if the battery charge becomes weak.
Side fastening pushbuttons for removing the cutting head.
Double cutting head with dual foil and central trimmer.
Long hair cutter (rear of appliance).
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Connection socket for the mains adapter cable (MS 6640, MS 8640 and MS
9640) or for docking onto the charging station (MS 8640 and MS 9640 only).
Three green LED indicators (MS 8640 and MS 9640 only). Indicate the charge status of the rechargeable battery. Flash alternately in mains mode.
Accessories
Mains adapter. Charging station (MS 8640
and MS 9640 only). Cleaning brush. Storage case (MS 8640 and
MS 9640 only).
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POWER SUPPLY
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Running on rechargeable batteries …
If run with the installed recharge­able nickel metal hydride batteries, use the supplied mains adapter as a charger. Switch off the appliance before charging. Check whether the mains voltage given on the rating plate of the mains adapter supplied matches the local mains voltage. The appliance is not disconnected from the power supply until the mains adapter is disconnected.
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1 Insert the mains adapter cable
in socket ; plug in the mains adapter plug. – During charging the red LED
indicator flashes slowly.
– The red LED indicator
remains constant if the rechargeable batteries are fully charged.
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... MS 8640 und 9640
1 Use the socket to dock the
appliance into the charging station.
2 Plug the mains adapter cable
into the corresponding socket of the charging station; plug the mains adapter plug into the socket.
– During charging the red LED
indicator flashes slowly.
– The red LED indicator
remains constant if the rechargeable batteries are fully charged.
– During charging the green
LED indicators gradually light up.
– All three indicators are lit
if the rechargeable batteries are fully charged.
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MS 8640 and MS 9640 can also each be directly charged via the socket on the appliance.
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POWER SUPPLY
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Note
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Fully charge the batteries (approx 75 minutes) before using for the first time or if the batteries have not been used for a long time.
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If you switch the appliance on while it is charging, charging is stopped.
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The ambient temperature should be between 5°C and 40°C.
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When fully charged (charging time approx 75 minutes) the appliance runs for approx 60 minutes. It is advisable not to charge the rechargeable batteries after each use. Do not recharge the batteries until they are completely dead. This extends their life. Avoid daily charging.
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The red LED indicator flashes, quickly during battery mode, if the batteries need recharging. At the same time, none of the green LED indicators are lit anymore (MS 8640 and MS 9640 only).
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Important
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Only use the appliance next to a water connection if it is in battery mode, never in mains mode.
POWER SUPPLY
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Mains mode (with the mains adapter)
The appliance has automatic, worldwide functioning, voltage conversion for 100 – 240 V, 50/60 Hz. Check whether the mains voltage given on the rating plate of the mains adapter supplied matches the local mains voltage. The appliance is not disconnected from the power supply until the mains adapter is disconnected.
1 Insert the cable of the mains
adapter in the socket .
2 Plug in the mains adapter plug.
– The installed batteries are swit-
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– LED indicator flashes
slowly. The green LED indicators flash alternately (MS 8640 and MS 9640 only).
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USE
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Face shave
1 Remove the plastic cover. Important
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Ensure the foils and blade blocks are not damaged. Replace damaged parts before shaving.
2 Switch on the appliance by
pressing the slide switch downwards.
3 Tauten the skin with your free
hand and, with slow and gentle movements, pass the appliance against the direction of the beard growth. Hold the appliance at an angle of 90° to the skin. Ensure both foils are in contact with the skin.
4 Do not exert a strong pressure
as this could damage the foils.
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5 If necessary, use the slide switch
to extend out the front detail trimmer.
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Use the detail trimmer to shave difficult to reach parts of the face, e.g. under the nose.
6 After use, retract the front
detail trimmer using the slide switch .
7 Switch off the appliance at the
switch and replace the plastic cover .
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USE
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Trimming using the long hair cutter
The long hair cutter cuts longer hair on the face and neck, as well as a beard, moustache or sideburns.
1 Switch on the appliance by
pressing the slide switch downwards.
2 Push up the long hair cutter
(rear of the appliance) until it latches into place.
3 After use, push the long hair
cutter back down again.
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4 Switch off the appliance with the
switch .
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To spare the rechargeable batteries, always place the long hair cutter in the Off position when it is not needed.
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CLEANING AND CARE
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General
Regular cleaning is necessary to ensure the appliance retains its good performance and always achieves optimum results. Clean the housing with a soft cloth and mild soap. Do not use cleaning agents.
Cleaning with water
1 Switch off the appliance and
remove the mains adapter cable from the socket . Remove the cutting head by pressing on the side fastening pushbuttons .
2 Switch on the appliance (battery
mode) and run lukewarm water over the blade blocks and removed cutting head.
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Avoid contact of the appliance
housing with water.
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3 After cleaning, switch off the
appliance and leave it to dry. The replace the cutting head. Ensure it latches into place on both sides.
Cleaning with the brush
The enclosed brush should be used to clean the appliance after every three times it is wet cleaned.
1 Switch off the appliance and
remove the mains adapter cable. Remove the cutting head.
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2 Use the brush to carefully
remove hairs from the blade blocks, the inside of the cutting head and the housing. Clean the long hair cutter in the Off position.
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After several shaves the blade blocks should be pulled upwards and off their holders and cleaned separately. Then push the blade blocks back onto their holders from above.
3 Clean the foils with soft tissue
paper.
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When cleaning the foils it is possible to destroy them. Exert a gentle pressure only.
4 After cleaning, push on the
cutting head so that it latches into place on both sides.
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To ensure smooth operation the foil frame must sit precisely in the cutting head. Never remove the foils from the frame.
Useful tips
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Keep the appliance clean and dry at all times.
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Carefully wash and dry your face before shaving.
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The foils and blade heads should be replaced after 12 to 18 months at the latest. The best fit result is achieved by replacing them simultaneously (see page 30).
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CLEANING AND CARE
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Storage
If you are not going to be using the appliance for a lengthy time, please store it carefully.
1 The appliance must be switched
off and completely dry.
2 Store the appliance in the
storage case provided (MS 8640 and MS 9640 only) in a cool, dry place.
3 Ensure the appliance is kept out
of reach of children.
Replacing the cutting head
You can replace the cutting head, or more precisely the foil frame element and both blade blocks. The correct spare part kit code MSR 64. Ask your local specialist.
1 Switch off the appliance and if
necessary remove the mains adapter cable from the socket
. Remove the cutting head by pressing on the side fastening pushbuttons .
2 Pull the blade blocks upward
and off their holders.
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3 Remove the foil frame element
from the holder by simultaneously pressing inwards both side plastic clamps in the cutting head and pushing the holder away to the back.
4 Place the new blade blocks on
their holders.
5 Push the new foil frame element
precisely into the holder until the side plastic clamps latch into place on both sides.
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After inserting the foil frame there is a risk of destruction. Exert extremely gentle pressure only.
6 After replacing the blades, push
on the cutting head so that it latches into place on both sides.
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Environmental information
This product has been made from high-quality materials and parts, which are suitable for recycling and can be reused.
Therefore, at the end of its life, the product must not be disposed of in the normal domestic waste but must be taken to a collection point for recycling electrical and electro­nic appliances. This is indicated by the following symbol on the product, in the instructions for use or on the packaging.
Please contact your local authority to find out where your local collection points are.
Reusing and recycling old appliances is an important contribution to protecting our environment.
INFORMATION
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INFORMATION
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This product fulfils the European Directives 89/336/EEC and
73/23/ EEC.
Technical specifications
Power supply
Rechargeable batteries: Ni-MH Mains adapter
Weight (WEEE)
MS 6640: 307 g MS 8640/9640: 377 g
Ni-MH
Subject to technical and visual changes!
Guarantee
The guarantee does not cover wearing parts such as the cutting foils, blade block or long hair cutter or defects, which have an insignificant effect on the appliance's value or fitness for use. The guarantee is invalidated if the appliance is damaged, opened or improperly used.
Washable
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