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3. Brush off the stored hair thoroughly from between the teeth and the blade
housing.
4. Brush off the hair between the blades. Ensure that hair is not trapped between the
blades.
LUBRICATING THE BLADE
Lubricate both friction surfaces of the front cutting teeth and the hind supporting
areas.
1. Hind supporting areas: Push the top cutter blade to one side; lubricate the visible
friction surface on the other side. Drop a small amount of oil on both sides.
2. Front cutting teeth: Drop a small amount of oil on the blade teeth and spread
evenly. Slightly move the top cutter blade to permeate the oil between the blades.
CLEANING THE MAIN BODY AND ACCESSORIES
1. Switch off and unplug the clipper before cleaning.
2. Wipe with a soft damp cloth.
3. Allow it to air-dry before use.
BLADE LIFE
The service life of the blade may be shortened in the following situations:
1. The blade has not been lubricated properly over a long period.
2. The blade cuts objects other than hair or unclean hair.
3. A foreign object damages the blade edge.
4. The blade is subjected to an impact.
If the cutting efficiency is reduced substantially despite proper maintenance, the
blade has exceeded its service life and should be re-sharpened or replaced.
MOTOR LIFE
• No maintenance is required for the motor.
• The service live expectancy of the motor is approximately 10000 under proper
usage.
The service life of the motor may be shortened in the following situations:
1. The clipper is stored in humid surroundings for long periods.
2. The blade has not been lubricated properly.
3. Stored hair in the blade housing has not been cleaned properly.
4. An incorrect power source is used.
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