Parts Identification; Operation; Blade Care - Panasonic ER121 Operating Instructions Manual

Before using the hair
trimmer
This trimmer is designed for profes¬
sional use to trim hair and beards.
Charge for 24 hours before using
the trimmer for the first time in
order to activate the built-in
rechargeable battery.
Read all instructions carefully
before use.
Parts identification
(see fig. 1)
® On/Off switch
® Charge indicator lamp
© Blade
© Comb attachment 1/8" and 1/4"
(3 mm and 6 mm)
Use this comb attachment to
control the trimming height
(see fig. 3)
© Stationary blade
© Moving blade
© Cleaning hook
© Hook
® Charging adaptor (RE5-51)
Q) Cleaning brush
®
Oil
Operation
Charging
(see fig. 2)
Place the charging adaptor upright
on a flat surface. Plug the adaptor
into an AC outlet.
Switch the trimmer to the "0 •
charge" position and place it
upright into the charging adaptor
with the switch facing toward the
front.
The charge indicator lamp will glow
red and it will stay on until the trim¬
mer is removed from the adaptor
(see fig. 2).
You can fully charge the trimmer in
12 hours (see fig. 2).
A full charge will supply enough
power for about 80 minutes of use.
You can always store your trimmer
in the charging adaptor to maintain
full power capacity. This trimmer
cannot be overcharged.
How to use the comb attachment
♦ The comb attachment can be
easily mounted by first hooking
the attachment onto the edge of
the fixed blade, pushing it down
onto the blade mounted on the
trimmer body (see fig. 3). Make
sure that the attachment is
securely in place before using.
• To remove the comb attachment,
push the attachment in the direc¬
tion indicated by the arrow. When
doing this, catch the attachment
with your other hand (see fig. 4).
Blade care
Hold the handle of the hair trimmer
firmly with the on/off switch facing
upward and push the upper part of the
blade away from the housing with
your thumb, (see fig. 5) Using the
brush, clean the blade block and
depress the cleaning hook to open the
blade in order to remove hair which
may be caught between the blades,
(see fig. 6) Lubricate the space
between the stationary and moving
blades with 2 or 3 drops of oil after
every few uses. To reassemble,
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