Philips HX1511/02, HX1510/22, HX1510/08, HX1510/02, HX1526/02 User Manual [ko]

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sensiflex

power toothbrush

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Important

◗

The cord of the charging unit cannot be replaced. If
the cord is damaged, the charging unit must be
discarded.

◗ Make sure the socket is live when you recharge the

toothbrush. The electricity supply to sockets in mirror
cabinets over washbasins or shaver sockets in
bathrooms may be cut off when the light is turned
off.

General description

A Brush
B Handle
C Insert for spare brush
D Storage container
E Charger
F Spare brush holder

Preparing the appliance for use

Mounting the appliance to the wall

1 Mount the charging unit to the wall, using 2

screws (3.0x30mm) and 2 wall plugs (S5) (not
included) (fig. 1+2).

◗ To drill the holes in the right places, you can use the

drilling stencil on the last page of these directions for
use .

Charging the appliance

1 Charge the appliance for at least 16 hours before

using it for the first time.

◗ Make sure the appliance is switched off when you

start charging it (fig. 3).

◗ You can put the toothbrush in the stand and let it

charge continuously.
However, when you first start using the appliance, it is
recommended that you use it until the battery is empty.
To do so, use the appliance in the normal way without
recharging it between the brushing sessions. Recharge
the appliance when the motor almost stops running.
Repeat this procedure 3 times in a ro. To extend the
lifetime of the battery, repeat this procedure every
6 months.

◗ You can put the toothbrush in the stand and let it

charge continuously.

Using the appliance

1 Mount the brush attachment onto the toothbrush

by inserting it into the bayonet catch and turning
it clockwise a quarter of a turn (fig. 4).

This will make it impossible for the brush attachment to
become detached due to vibration.

2 Put toothpaste on the brush.

3 Place the brush head in your mouth (fig. 5).

4 Press the on button and start brushing your teeth

(fig. 6).

Brushing Tips

Brushing

1 Place the brush head against the tooth in such a

way that it covers the surface of the tooth as well
as the gum line (fig. 5).

2 Hold the brush head in this position for a few

seconds and then move on to the next tooth
(fig. 7).

The round brush head removes plaque from the teeth
and beneath the gum line. The individually moving
Active Tip cleans between the teeth.

3 Guide the brush head carefully along the teeth

and molars (fig. 8).

◗ Make sure you clean all surfaces of the teeth (inside,

outside and chewing surface) as well as the gum line
properly. A fixed brushing pattern will prevent you
from skipping certain areas.

◗ See also the brushing instructions on our Internet

site: www.philips.com.

Gum Protection

1 The Gum Protection system guarantees that you

will not exert too much pressure on the teeth
and gums (fig. 9).

2 If you exert too much pressure on the

toothbrush, you will feel and hear a click when
the brush head flexes backwards. As soon as you
reduce the pressure, the brush head will return
to its normal position. This will protect your
gums (fig. 10).

This will probably happen a few times when you first
start using the brush. After some time you will have
discovered the optimal brushing pressure and the brush
head will flex backwards less often.

Tip: If plaque is removed properly, the gums will have a
pink colour and will firmly surround the teeth. Healthy
gums do not bleed when you eat or brush your teeth
(see also the section 'Optimal dental hygiene'). If,
nevertheless, your gums bleed slightly the first few times
you use the brush, this bleeding will generally stop after
a few days. If it does not, consult your dentist or dental
hygienist.

Minimum brushing time: 2 minutes

In general, 2 minutes will be enough to clean your teeth
properly. Naturally, you can also brush longer than
2 minutes.

Optimal dental hygiene

For optimal dental hygiene, it is recommended to use
dental floss and toothpicks in addition to the electric
toothbrush.

You will find more information about Philips Dental
Care and other Philips products on our Internet site:
www.philips.com.

Cleaning and storing the appliance

1 Switch the toothbrush on and rinse the brush

attachment under the tap with lukewarm water
(max. 60ºC) (fig. 11).

2 Switch the toothbrush off. Detach the brush

attachment and rinse the inside (fig. 12).

3 Switch the toothbrush on again to rinse

toothpaste residues from the drive shaft (fig. 13).

4 Store the brush attachment on the pin on the

charging unit.

5 Clean the charging unit with a moist cloth (fig.

14).

Unplug the charging unit before you start cleaning it.

Replacement

1 Replace the brush attachment every 3 months for

the best brushing results.

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◗ The brush attachment should also be replaced when

the bristles start to bend outwards.

You can obtain new brush attachments from the shop
in which you purchased the toothbrush.

All-round PHILIPS replacement brush attachments can
be used.

Environment

When you discard the appliance in due course, remove
the battery and dispose of it in an environmentally safe
way.

◗ NB: You can also hand the appliance in at a Philips

Service Centre, which will dispose of the battery for

you .

1 The battery must be completely empty when you

remove it. You should therefore let the appliance
run until it stops before removing the battery.

2 Pick up the charging unit and place the toothbrush

on the pin. Turn the toothbrush anti-clockwise to
unscrew the bottom of the toothbrush (fig. 15).

3 Turn the toothbrush upside down and press it

down on a hard surface to remove the battery
holder (fig. 16).

4 Open the lid of the battery holder by hand or by

means of a screwdriver (fig. 17).

5 Lift the battery out of the battery holder by

means of a screwdriver (fig. 18).

After the bottom has been unscrewed, the appliance
may not be watertight anymore and the guarantee will
become invalid.

Troubleshooting

If you are unable to solve your problem by means of
the troubleshooting guide below, please contact the
nearest Philips service centre, the Philips Customer
Care Centre in your country or contact us online at
www.philips.com.

Solution

Make sure that the plug of the
charging unit is properly connected
to the mains.

Make sure the socket is live (see
also the section 'Important').

Make sure the toothbrush is
switched off and recharge it for at
least 16 hours.

Check if the brush attachment has
been properly connected to
appliance (see also the section
'Using the appliance').

The toothbrush must be recharged.
If you normally leave the
toothbrush in the charging unit
continuously, you may have to
revive the battery as described in
the 'Charging' section.

Remove the brush attachment and
start using a new one.

Problem

The toothbrush
does not work at
all, although it has
been in the
charging unit
overnight.

The motor of the
toothbrush works,
but the brush head
doesn't.

The brushing
power of the
appliance has
greatly decreased.

The teeth-cleaning
performance of
the toothbrush is
not optimal
anymore.

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