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Philips Sonicare Optimal Clean HX6829/76 User Manual

Philips Sonicare Optimal Clean HX6829/76
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Philips Sonicare Optimal Clean HX6829/76 Specifications

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BrandPhilips
ModelSonicare Optimal Clean HX6829/76
CategoryElectric Toothbrush
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction to Philips Sonicare

Welcome to Philips Sonicare

Welcome to the Philips Sonicare family. This toothbrush provides superior plaque removal and healthier gums.

Important Safeguards and Warnings

General Safety Instructions

Read all instructions, keep charger dry, avoid water, do not use outdoors or near heat.

User and Product Safety

Supervise children/users with reduced capabilities. Avoid essential oils/coconut oil; replace worn brush heads.

UV Sanitizer and Product Safety

UV Light Hazard and Sanitizer Operation

UV light is harmful; operate sanitizer with screen, keep out of reach. Do not immerse or clean when hot.

Product Care and Operation Warnings

Do not clean in dishwasher. This appliance is for teeth, gums, and tongue only.

Medical Warnings and Battery Safety

Medical Advice and Precautions

Consult dentist/doctor for bleeding, surgery, pacemakers, or medical concerns before use.

Battery Safety and Handling

Use product for intended purpose, handle batteries safely, keep away from fire/heat, avoid short-circuiting and metal contact.

Compliance Information

Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) and FCC Compliance

Appliance complies with EMF standards. FCC compliance requires no unauthorized modifications.

Product Information and Intended Use

Intended Use and ISED Compliance

OptimalClean toothbrushes remove plaque for oral health. Device complies with Canada's RSS.

Save Instructions

Instruction to save these instructions for future reference.

Your Philips Sonicare Overview

Product Components (Fig 1.)

Diagram identifying key components like handle, brush head, charger, and travel case.

Getting Started

Attaching the Brush Head

Instructions for attaching the brush head to the handle securely.

Using Your Sonicare Toothbrush

First-Time Use and Brushing Technique

First-time use vibration is normal. Apply gentle pressure. Wet bristles, apply toothpaste, angle brush at 45 degrees.

Brushing Instructions

Brushing Steps

Press power, keep bristles on teeth/gumline, use back-and-forth motion. Clean inner surfaces with vertical strokes.

Post-Brushing Care and Features

Post-Brushing Care and Notes

Brush chewing surfaces, stained areas, or tongue. Safe for braces/restorations. White mode adds time for front teeth.

Key Features: QuadPacer and Modes

QuadPacer divides brushing into 4 sections with pauses, ensuring even coverage. Details on Clean and White modes.

Mode Details: Clean vs. White

Clean Mode

Provides a thorough and complete clean. Brush each segment for 30 seconds.

White Mode

Provides a thorough clean with extra time to brighten/polish teeth. Brush segments for 30s, then 5&6 for 15s.

Intensity Settings

Choosing Intensity Levels

Choose between low and high intensity. Default is low intensity; can be changed while brushing.

BrushSync Technology

BrushSync Functionality and Benefits

BrushSync tech enables brush head communication and reminders. Look for the symbol.

Key Features Overview

Feature List and Pressure Sensor

Lists Pressure Sensor, Quadpacer, Brush head Replacement Reminder, EasyStart, SmarTimer. Measures pressure to protect gums.

Pressure Sensor Feedback and Activation

Pressure Sensor Feedback and Activation

Excess pressure changes vibration/flashes amber. Sensor comes activated; can be deactivated.

QuadPacer Functionality

QuadPacer Interval Timer and Mode Integration

QuadPacer divides mouth into 4 sections for even brushing, with beeps depending on mode.

Brush Head Replacement Reminder

BrushSync Tracking and Compatibility

Sonicare tracks brush head wear using BrushSync technology, requires smart brush heads.

EasyStart Feature

EasyStart Activation Note and Default

Activate via 'Activating/Deactivating Features'. Model comes with EasyStart deactivated; gently increases power.

SmarTimer and Brushing Recommendations

SmarTimer Operation and Clinical Use

SmarTimer switches off toothbrush when done. For clinical studies, deactivate EasyStart. Dental professionals recommend 2 min brushing twice daily.

Activating or Deactivating Features

Feature Control Options

You can activate or deactivate EasyStart, brush head reminder, and pressure sensor.

EasyStart Control Steps and Feedback

Steps to activate/deactivate EasyStart via charger and button presses. Triple tone and light indicators provide feedback.

Brush Head Reminder Control

Note: Activate/deactivate reminder only when a smart brush head is attached.

Pressure Sensor Control

Pressure Sensor Activation/Deactivation Steps

Steps to activate/deactivate sensor via charger and button presses.

Pressure Sensor Feedback

Triple tone (low-med-high) activates sensor; lights blink green. Triple tone (high-med-low) deactivates; lights blink amber.

UV Sanitizer Operation and Safety

Sanitizer Use and Warnings

Use UV sanitizer to clean brush heads. Discontinue use if UV light stays on or sanitizer emits smoke. UV light is harmful.

Sanitizer Preparation and Warnings

Rinse brush head, shake off water. Warning: Do not place brush head cap on head during cleaning. Open door via recess.

Sanitizer Brush Head Placement and Operation

Sanitizer Brush Head Placement and Compatibility

Place brush head with bristles facing bulb. Only clean snap-on heads; do not clean Kids heads.

Sanitizer Operation and Cycle

Ensure outlet voltage is correct. Close door and press button to start 10-min cycle. Sanitizer stops if door opened.

Charging and Battery Status

Battery Life and Initial Charging

Toothbrush provides at least 28 sessions. Initial charge takes up to 24 hours.

Charging Procedure and Indicators

Plug in, place handle on charger/sanitizer. 2 beeps confirm placement. Flashing light indicates charging; full charge shows green light.

Battery Status Indicators (Handle Off Charger)

Battery Level and Sound Indicators

Indicators show battery level (Full, Partially full, Low, Empty) and emit sounds for low/empty.

Battery Management Notes

Indicator switches off to save energy. Toothbrush switches off when empty. Keep on charger for full charge.

Cleaning Instructions

Cleaning Toothbrush Handle and Brush Head

Rinse metal shaft, wipe handle. Rinse brush head/bristles. Caution: avoid sharp objects on seal.

Cleaning the Charger

Unplug charger before cleaning. Wipe surface with a damp cloth.

Cleaning the UV Sanitizer

Cleaning the Travel Case

Rinse travel case with warm water and clean inside with a damp cloth.

Sanitizer Cleaning Warnings and Frequency

Warning: Do not immerse or clean when hot. Clean sanitizer weekly for optimal effectiveness.

Sanitizer Cleaning Steps

Unplug, remove drip tray, clean interior surfaces, remove screen and UV light bulb.

Product Storage and Brush Head Replacement

Reassembling the UV Sanitizer

Reinsert UV light bulb and protective screen correctly. Place drip tray back. Ensure dry before use.

Storage Guidelines

For extended periods, unplug, clean, and store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Brush Head Replacement Interval

Replace Philips Sonicare brush heads every 3 months for optimal results. Use genuine heads.

Model Number and Warranty

Locating Model Number

Locate the model number (HX68XX) on the bottom of the Philips Sonicare toothbrush handle.

Warranty Period and Coverage

Philips warrants products for two years from the date of purchase against defects.

Warranty Claims and Support

Warranty Claim and Brush Head Recommendation

Proof of purchase needed for warranty. Philips recommends genuine brush heads for performance and warranty.

Philips Support Contact and Warranty Exclusions

Contact Consumer Care for support. Warranty excludes brush heads, misuse, wear and tear, UV bulb.

Legal Disclaimers

Implied Warranties and Limitation of Remedies

Implied warranties are limited. Philips is not liable for special, incidental, or consequential damages.

Product Disposal and Recycling

Liability Limitations

Limitations on liability include loss of savings, profit, use, third-party claims, and costs of substitute services.

Battery Disposal Requirements and Information

Battery must be recycled. Contact local officials or call 1-800-822-8837 or visit www.call2recycle.org.

Product Recycling Information and Disposal Symbol

Contact local waste management or visit www.recycle.philips.com for recycling. Symbol means do not dispose with household waste.

Removing the Rechargeable Battery

UV Light Bulb and Battery Disposal

UV bulb contains mercury; use collection point. Battery must be removed by qualified professional.

Battery Removal Safety and Tools

Take safety precautions. Protect eyes/hands. Use towel/cloth, hammer, screwdriver. Ensure hands/product are dry.

Battery Terminal Safety and Short Circuit Prevention

Avoid short-circuiting batteries after removal; keep terminals away from metal objects.

Battery Removal Procedure: Steps 1-3

Step 1: Deplete Battery Charge

Deplete battery charge by running toothbrush until it stops. Repeat until it won't turn on.

Steps 2-3: Prepare Handle and Eject End Cap

Remove brush head. Cover handle. Strike housing to eject end cap. May need multiple strikes.

Battery Removal Procedure: Steps 4-8

Steps 4-5: Remove End Cap and Release Components

Remove end cap. If stuck, repeat strike. Press shaft on hard surface to release components.

Steps 6-8: Pry Frame and Separate Battery

Wedge screwdriver to pry frame, break metal tab connecting battery to PCB, and pull battery to break second tab.

Battery Safety and Final Disposal

Battery Tab Safety Caution and Contact Securing

Caution: Be aware of sharp battery tab edges. Cover contacts with tape to prevent shorts.

Final Disposal and Recycling Note

Battery can be recycled. Do not dispose of appliance with household waste; use an official collection point.

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