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General| Brand | Philips |
|---|---|
| Model | HX5352/46 |
| Category | Electric Toothbrush |
| Language | English |
Protective cover for the brush head.
Includes brush head, ID ring, and removable nut.
Covers power button, indicator light, charger base, and cord.
Critical warnings regarding electrocution risks, such as water submersion.
Precautions against burns, fire, or injury from electrical hazards and product damage.
Advises consulting dental professionals for surgery or bleeding issues.
Precaution for users with pacemakers or other implanted devices.
States compliance with safety standards for electromagnetic devices.
Step-by-step guide on securing the brush head to the handle.
Utilizing the charger's cord wrap for tidy storage.
Recommends initial 24-hour charge and maintaining full battery.
Advice on brush head placement, mouth closure, and initial sensations.
Notes that a full charge provides approximately 2 weeks of use for travel.
Instructions for placing bristles at a 45-degree angle and using circular motions.
Emphasizes using light pressure and letting the toothbrush clean.
Guidance on dividing mouth into 4 sections for even brushing.
Recommends extra time for brushing chewing surfaces.
How to switch between Clean and Massage modes.
Recommends spending extra brushing time on stained areas.
Technique for cleaning around braces and gumline.
Advice for cleaning implants, crowns, bridges, and fillings.
Extra gentle brushing for deep gum pockets.
Feature gradually increasing power over the first 12 brushings.
Steps to enable the gradual power increase feature.
Steps to disable the gradual power increase feature.
Rinse brush head after each use and clean weekly.
Periodic cleaning of handle and charger base with mild soap and water.
Clarification that only the handle is dishwasher safe.
Instructions for unplugging, cleaning, and storing in a cool, dry area.
Advised replacement every 3 months for optimal plaque removal.
Mandates recycling of Nickel Metal Hydride batteries.
Do not discard with household waste; use official collection points.
Steps to deplete charge and begin splitting the handle housing.
Using a screwdriver as a lever to pry apart the handle sections.
Instructions for removing the electronic circuit board from the handle.
Using a screwdriver to pry loose the batteries from their glue bond.
Explains the two-year warranty for defects in materials and workmanship.
Provides phone numbers and website for service inquiries.
Lists conditions like misuse, neglect, or normal wear not covered.
Specifies limits on the duration of implied warranties like merchantability.
Excludes liability for special, incidental, or consequential damages.
Solutions for a non-operational toothbrush, checking charge and attachment.
Explains sensations like tickling or brush head rattling during use.
Advice on proper brush head orientation to avoid chattering.
Solutions for decreased brushing power, including charging and Easy-start.
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