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Thank you for choosing a Panasonic WET/DRY epilator. With our WET/DRY technology, you can enjoy using your Panasonic epilator dry or in the shower or bath for gentle and easy epilation. Please read all instructions before use. Parts identification Head release button...
►Charging the epilator Quick steps for epilating • Never use the AC adaptor in a bathroom. Charging Selecting the head Epilating • Always ensure the appliance is used on an electric power Page 5) Page 6) Page 6) source matched to its rated voltage.
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• The recommended use temperature is 5-35 °C. • Do not use nail polish remover, benzine, alcohol, etc. to clean If you use the appliance in temperature outside of the the appliance. recommended range, it may stop functioning or might reduce •...
Before use <For beginners/those with sensitive skin> When epilating for the first time, or using for the first time in a Charging the appliance while, we recommend using the beginner cap. (ES-WD94) The For best performance, fully charge the appliance before use. beginner cap narrows the epilating area thus reducing the You cannot operate the appliance while charging.
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Changing the head <LED light> The LED light comes on when the power is Remove the head while turned on. The light will remain on while the holding the head power is ON. release button. • Do not continuously aim the light directly into your eyes.
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Areas not suitable for epilation <Epilating legs or arms> Upwards from the The epilator should not be bottom of the leg. used on the inner side of the Inwards from the upper arms and areas such outside of the arm. as elbows or knees which are prone to sagging.
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Wet/foam shaving <Avoid using on> Blister Shaving with soap lather makes the skin slippery for a closer A blister is a fluid-filled, bean-sized bulge shave. caused by shoes rubbing against the skin or Attach the shaver head [H]. horizontal bar exercises etc. It is caused by sudden stimulus to the skin.
Using the foot care head Sides of the foot Toes and small areas • The foot care head cannot be used in a bath or shower. Use your free hand to support • Before use, be sure to fully charge the appliance. filing.
Wet cleaning Foot care head Epilation head/Shaver head 1. Apply liquid hand soap to the central part of the file. 2. Pour a small amount of water on the file and turn the 1. Lift the frame, fast/gentle/beginner caps upward while switch on.
Replacing the outer foil Removing the built‑in rechargeable battery We recommend replacing the outer foil [H] every year and Remove the built-in battery when disposing of the epilator. the inner blade every two years. Remove the outer foil of the Do not dismantle or replace the battery so that you can use the shaver head [H] only when replacing it.
Specifications Power supply: See the rating plate on the product. (Automatic voltage conversion) You can see the voltage, manufacturer, country of origin, etc. by detaching the head attachment. Charging time: Approx. 1 hour This product is intended for house-hold use only.
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