MCP-45 - Multicuiseur FAGOR - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL MCP-45 FAGOR

A. Spacer comb (adjustable to 6 positions: 15, 17, 20, 23, 26 and 29mm.) B. Comb adjustment button (on rear of machine). C. Set of blades D. Thinning regulator E. Start/stop switch F. Power connector G. Blade lubricant H. Cleaning brush I. Comb J. Scissors K. Adapter L. Power socket

Inferference suppression: This device has been deloused in compliance with directives on infererence suppression.

Electromagnetic compatibility: This device complies with directives on EMC (electromagnetic compatibility).

This hair clipper is rechargeable; therefore, it can be used cable-free if the battery is charged. The device contains a powerful motor and a steel cutting blade.

Before using the device for the first time it is important to become familiar with its different parts and accessories by examining the figures closely.

• Before using for the first time check that domestic electricity voltage coincides with that indicated on the adapter. • Do not use the device on wet surfaces, near a bathtub or shower or over a sink with water in it. • Keep the device out of the reach of children. • Disconnect the device before performing maintenance or cleaning. • The device has been designed exclusively for domestic use and must be used exactly as described in this manual.

Do not wrap the cable around the device.

Check cable condition regularly and if damaged contact an authorised After Sales Support service. Do not press the device against the skin when using without a comb, as this can cause small cuts. The device should not be exposed to temperatures below 0 ºC, or above 35 ºC. Avoid exposing the device to direct sunlight. This device is not suitable for use by individuals (including children) with physical, sensorial or mental disabilities, or who lack the experience or knowledge, unless supervised or instructed regarding the use of the device by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the device. For greater protection, the installation of a residual current device is recommended that does not surpass 30mA. Seek advice from your installer. If the hair clipper, whilst connected to the adapter unit, falls into water, do not attempt to remove it. First disconnect the cable from the mains outlet. Ensure your hands are completely dry before touching the adapter. Do not use the hair clipper if the cutting blades are damaged! In the event of a device fault and/ or malfunction, switch off the device and do not attempt to fix it. If in need of repair seek assistance only from an After Sales Support service recommended by the manufacturer. Unplug the device whenever not in use. The hair cutter adapter is used for charging the appliance battery. You may use the hair cutter while it is plugged in. The hair cutter must not be used in the bathroom if it is directly connected to the mains via the adapter, as this is not a water safety system of any kind. The hair cutter may be used in the bathroom if it is not plugged in. So, if the appliance is running on its battery, it can be used in the bathroom, but you

must never submerge it in water.

If you wish to clean the blades, you may submerge them in water. For more thorough cleaning, remove the cutting head and clean the appliance using the cleaning brush (H) which comes in the box. Never place the appliance in water!

downwards (A) (Fig. 2).

Ensure there is no hair or dirt in the hair clipper. Turn on the hair clipper and check that it works properly. Place a towel around the neck of the person whose hair you are going to cut. Seat the person so that their head is at eye level, so you can see better and work more comfortably. If necessary, use books or cushions to raise the person to eye height. First comb the hair, removing knots or ties. Then hold the clippers in the most comfortable manner possible. Relax and work with precision, making short “passes”. Do not cut the side or the rear of the hair in a straight line; work gradually over the entire head. It is best to remove a small amount each time. You can always remove more later. Before starting, and when working, comb hair regularly in the desired hairstyle.

The battery is only charged if the switch is down, i.e. in “off” position (Fig. 1).

With switch (E) off, connect the device to the mains. The battery is only charged if the switch is off (see Fig. 1). Leave the device to charge for 16 hours the first time. 12 hours is sufficient for subsequent charges. When fully charged, the battery will run for around 45 minutes. When the batteries are completely charged, unplug the device from the power supply and use unplugged. When the batteries become depleted again, repeat the charging cycle. Recharge the device only when it is apparent that the hair clipper is not operating normally. NOTE: The battery will reach its maximum efficiency after various charges and discharges. The hair clipper can be used connected to the mains when the battery is depleted. If the device does not initially start working switch off and charge the battery for five minutes.

When working with the hair clipper for the first time, cut just a small part of the hair until you become familiar with the amount of hair that is cut with a particular setting. After combing hair in the direction of natural hair growth, proceed as follows to achieve a fluid gradual haircut: Step 1. The neck section Use the spacer comb (A), hold the hair clipper with the cutting edge facing upwards and start cutting at the middle, at the bottom of the neck. Press the hair clipper lightly against the head with the teeth of the comb accessory facing upwards. Gradually move the hair clipper upwards, work upwards and outwards through the hair, removing only a small amount each time. Whilst working, gradually move the head of the hair clipper towards you. Then cut the rear section from the start of the neck to above the ears.

4. HAIR CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS Before starting to cut:

Take hold of the device whilst unplugged and adjust the spacer comb (A) as desired, changing according to the cut required. (see Fig. 2). When a different length is required, simply unlock the spacer comb (A) by pressing the clip (B) and slide it to the point desired by moving the spacer comb either upwards or

Step 2. Rear of head

Use the spacer comb to cut the rear of the head. Step 3. Side of head Use spacer comb short settings (A) to cut 10

the sides – the hair directly above the ears.

Then set the spacer comb (A) to a longer length and continue cutting the top of the head.

Use the spacer comb (A) to cut the hair on the top of the head from the back to the front, against the direction of the hair growth. In some cases you may have to work backwards from the front. If you observe that the spacer comb (A) is cutting the hair too short, use comb (I). Cut with the hair clipper above the comb, or hold the hair between our fingers and cut it to the length desired. Always work from the rear of the head. Cut the hair shorter by gradually reducing the distance between the comb, or fingers, and the head. Use comb (I) regularly to check if irregular locks of hair remain and to remove cut hair.

Check that the hair clipper is clean, lubricated and that the battery is charged.

Hold the hair clipper such that the flat side of the comb points towards the head and move it slowly and uniformly over the head. In general, start with the sides or the neck, and cut towards the crown. Then cut the fringe towards the centre. Until you gain experience, start cutting the hair longer and reduce gradually. Stop cutting every now and then, clean cut hair with the comb and check how it looks so far. The hair must be clean, dry and untangled.

6. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE Step 5. The final touch

Lastly, to achieve a precise and good cut, remove the comb and rotate the clipper (with the bottom facing up), so that it can touch the bottom of the neck area, the sides and the area around the ears. Set the adjustable cutting length button to the lowest position. Hold the hair clipper at a right angle to the head, with the tips of the cutting blade lightly touching the skin, and work downwards. This will produce as soft result as if a razor blade had been used.

If you want a haircut with gradually diminishing hair, first divide and comb the hair as normal. Then divide the hair from the front in three equal sections around the head. Fix the two upper layers with clips, so that they do not interfere when cutting the lower layer. After this, cut with scissors or a hair clipper combined with a comb.

After use, disconnect the power cable, extract the comb (A) and clean hair remains from the clipper with the brush.

Clean the outside of the clipper with a soft cloth. Do not use solvents or abrasive products. Do not put the clipper in water. Release the set of blades and use the brush to clean inside (Fig. 3). Hold the set of blades and extract by pulling outwards. Use a cloth to avoid injury. MCP-45: For an optimum cut, it is important that you lubricate the set of blades frequently with machine lube oil (Fig. 4) After cleaning and lubricating mount the blades again.

7. ENVIRONMENT The hair clipper contains a rechargeable

Ni-MH (Nickel and metal hydride) battery. To preserve the environment, do not discard with domestic refuse when the device is at the end of its life. Extract the battery from the hair clipper as indicated in the figures and deposit it 11

at the collection point assigned for this purpose (Figs. 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9). To extract the battery follow as indicated in the figures indicated.

8. INFORMATION FOR THE CORRECT DISPOSAL OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC APPLIANCES At the end of its working life, the product must not be disposed of as urban waste.

It must be taken to a special local authority differentiated waste collection centre or to a dealer providing this service. Disposing of a household appliance separately avoids possible negative consequences for the environment and health deriving from inappropriate disposal and enables the constituent materials to be recovered to obtain significant savings in energy and resources. To remind you that you must collaborate with a selective collection scheme, the symbol shown appears on the product warning you not to dispose of it in traditional refuse containers. For further information, contact your local authority or the shop where you bought the product.

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