Silkepil 7 7751 - Epilator BRAUN - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Silkepil 7 7751 BRAUN

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Please read the use instructions carefully

before using the appliance and keep them

for future reference.

Braun Silk-épil 7 Dual Epilator has been

designed to give you long lasting smooth

skin in one stroke thanks to its dual

technology. First, it gently epilates the hair

from the root, then the integrated blade

follows to smoothen the skin.

For hygienic reasons, do not

share this appliance with other

This appliance is provided with

a special cord set with an inte-

grated Safety Extra Low Voltage

power supply. Do not exchange

or manipulate any part of it.

Otherwise there is risk of electric

shock. For electric specifications,

please see printing on the special

cord set. The special cord set

automatically adapts to any

worldwide AC voltage.

This appliance is suitable

for use in a bath or shower.

For safety reasons, it can

only be operated cordlessly.

This appliance can be used by

children aged from 8 years

above and persons with reduced

physical, sensory or mental

capabilities or lack or experience

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and knowledge if they have been

given supervision or instruction

concerning the safe use of the

appliance and understand the

hazards involved. Children should

not play with the appliance.

Cleaning and user maintenance

should not be made by children

unless they are older than 8 years

When switched on, the appliance

must never come in contact with

the hair on your head, eyelashes,

ribbons, etc. to prevent any dan-

ger of injury as well as to prevent

blockage or damage to the appli-

Never use the epilation head

Be careful when guiding the

Smoothing cap (2) over bony

areas like the ankles. The inte-

grated blade is very sharp and

might cause injuries.

All methods of hair removal at the root can

lead to skin irritations (e.g. itching, discomfort

and reddening) depending on the condition

of the skin and hair. This is a normal reaction

and should quickly disappear, but may be

stronger when you are removing hair at the

root for the first few times or if you have

If, after 36 hours, the skin still shows irritation,

we recommend that you contact your

physician. In general, the skin reaction and the

sensation of pain tend to diminish considerably

with the repeated use of Silk-épil. In some

cases inflammation of the skin could occur

when bacteria penetrate the skin (e.g. when

sliding the appliance over the skin).

Thorough cleaning of the epilation head

before each use will minimise the risk of

If you have any doubts about using this

appliance, please consult your physician.

In the following cases, this appliance should

only be used after prior consultation with a

eczema, wounds, inflamed skin reactions

such as folliculitis (purulent hair follicles) and

varicose veins around moles, reduced

immunity of the skin, e.g. diabetes mellitus,

during pregnancy, Raynaud’s disease,

haemophilia, candida or immune deficiency.

If you have not used an epilator before, or if

you have not epilated for a longer period of

time, it may take a short time for your skin to

adapt to epilation. The discomfort experienced

in the beginning will decrease considerably

with repeated use as the skin adapts to the

When epilating for the first time, it is

advisable to epilate in the evening, so that

any possible reddening can disappear

overnight. To relax the skin we recommend

applying a moisture cream after epilation.

Epilation is easier and more comfortable

when the hair is at the optimum length of

2-5 mm. If hairs are longer, we recommend

that you shave first and epilate the shorter,

re-growing hairs several days later.

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2 Smoothing cap (wet usage)

5 Switch with lock keys (5a)

10 Epilation cap (wet&dry usage)

11 Epilation cap for sensitive areas

12 Shaver head (dry usage)

• Before use, charge the appliance. For

best performance, we recommend that

you always use a fully charged appliance.

Using the special cord set, connect the

appliance to an electrical outlet with the

• Charging time is approximately 1 hour.

• The charging light (6a) flashes green (+) to

show that the appliance is being charged.

When the battery is fully charged, the

charging light shines permanently. Once

fully charged, use the appliance without

• A full charge provides up to 30 minutes of

effective usage time.

• When the low charge light (6b) flashes red

(–), reconnect the appliance to an electrical

• The best environmental temperature for

charging, using and storing the appliance is

between 15 °C and 35 °C. In case the tem-

perature is beyond this range, the charging

time might be longer whereas the cordless

operation time might be reduced.

Overheating protection

As a safety feature to avoid the unlikely

event of the appliance overheating, it may

happen that the red low charge light shines

permanently for 8 seconds and then the

appliance turns off automatically. In this

case, turn the switch back (5) to the position

«0» and let the appliance cool down.

Press one of the lock keys (5a) and turn the

switch clockwise to select your preferred

«II» = extra efficient

The SmartLight comes on instantly and shines

as long as the appliance is switched on.

A Dual Epilation with the

Dual epilation with the Smoothing cap has

been designed and optimized for wet usage

with shave gel or foam on legs. If you want

to use the Smoothing cap for hair removal

in other body areas, please take extra care

because of the sharp blades. Skin needs to

be stretched during usage.

In order to allow your skin to adapt to the new

hair removal process, it is most important that

you use the appliance once a week during

the first month of usage. After 3-4 usages,

with every hair being epilated once and the

hair re-growth adapted to the new process,

you will be able to enjoy long-lasting results

as with normal epilation, using the dual

epilator every 2-3 weeks.

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How to use the Dual Epilator

• Before use, make sure that epilation head

(3) is clean. Attach the Smoothing cap (2).

For improved handling under wet

conditions, you may want to attach the

• Apply shave foam or gel on the wet skin.

• Stretching your skin, guide the appliance

in a slow, continuous movement without

pressure against the hair growth in the

direction of the switch.

• Make sure that the head is guided flat over

the skin. Its pivoting head perfectly adapts

to the skin contours. It first epilates and

then smoothens your skin in one stroke.

Thanks to the integrated blade, the

Smoothing cap provides increased

efficiency. You do not need to go several

times over the same area.

• Guide the dual epilator starting from the

lower leg in an upward direction. Keep

your leg stretched out straight when

removing hair in the area behind the knee.

Take special care to avoid injuries around

the ankles and on other bony areas.

• From time to time, rinse off the foam built

up on the Smoothing cap.

Remove the Smoothing cap (2) and attach

the epilation cap (10) or the cap for sensitive

areas (11). You may epilate under wet or dry

To achieve best gliding conditions, make

sure the skin is very moist.

Make sure your skin is dry and free from

• Stretching your skin, guide the appliance

in a slow, continuous movement without

pressure against the hair growth in the

direction of the switch.

• As hair grows in different directions, it

may be helpful to guide the appliance in

different directions to achieve best results.

Epilation in sensitive areas:

• For underarm and bikini line epilation,

attach the epilation cap (11) which has

been specifically developed for use in

• Before epilating, thoroughly clean the

respective area to remove residues (like

deodorant). Keep your arm raised up so

that the skin is stretched and guide the

appliance in different directions. As skin

may be more sensitive directly after

epilation, avoid using irritating substances

such as deodorants with alcohol.

• Please be aware that especially in the

beginning, these areas are particularly

sensitive to pain. Therefore, we recom-

mend that you select speed setting «I» for

the first few usages.

With repeated usage the pain sensation

C Keeping the appliance in top

a Cleaning with water

After each wet usage, thoroughly clean the

appliance with water. Remove the Smoothing

cap (2) and clean it under warm running

Hold the appliance with the epilation head

under running water and briefly switch it on.

Then press the release button (9) to remove

Shake the appliance and the epilation head to

remove excess water. Remove the non-slip grip

and leave all parts to dry. Before reattaching,

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make sure all parts are completely dry.

After reassembling the epilation head and

the Smoothing cap (2), you may attach the

protection cap (1) to protect the blade.

b Cleaning with the brush

If you have used the appliance in dry

conditions, it may be sufficient to clean it

Thoroughly clean the tweezers from the rear

side of the epilation head with the brush

dipped into alcohol. While doing so, turn the

tweezer element manually. This cleaning

method ensures best hygienic conditions for

c Replacing the Smoothing cap

The Smoothing cap (2) is provided with a

lubrastrip (2b) which turns white over time to

indicate that the blade is becoming dull and

that it is time to replace the Smoothing cap.

As the lubrastrip is water soluble the

Smoothing cap should be stored in a dry

environment and never be left in the sink, face

down. To ensure maximum performance,

replace the Smoothing cap after 12 usages,

when the lubrastrip turns white or when the

blade shows wear or kinks. For safety reasons,

stop using the smoothing cap if it has been

dropped and replace it with a new one.

Replacement Smoothing caps (Reference

# 771 WD) are available from the retailer

where the appliance was bought, from Braun

Service Centres or via www.service.braun.com.

D Using the shaver head

The shaver head (12) is designed for a fast

and close shave of underarms and bikini line,

contour trimming and cutting hair to 5 mm

length. Use the shaver head on dry skin only.

and put on the trimmer cap (I).

Do not clean the shaver foil (II) with the

brush as this may damage the foil.

e The shaving parts need to be lubricated

regularly every 3 months.

f Replace the foil frame (II) and cutter

block (III) when you notice a reduced

shaving performance. Replacements

parts can be obtained from your retailer

or Braun Customer Service Centres or via

www.service.braun.com. Do not shave

with a damaged foil.

Environmental notice

This product contains rechargeable

batteries. In the interest of protecting

the environment, please do not

dispose of the product in the house-

hold waste at the end of its useful life.

Disposal can take place at a Braun Service

Centre or at appropriate collection points

provided in your country.

Subject to change without notice

We grant a 2 year guarantee on the product

commencing on the date of purchase. Within

the guarantee period we will eliminate any

defects in the appliance resulting from faults

in materials or workmanship, free of charge

either by repairing or replacing the complete

appliance at our discretion.

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This guarantee extends to every country

where this appliance is supplied by Braun or

its appointed distributor.

This guarantee does not cover: damage

due to improper use, normal wear or use as

well as defects that have a negligible effect

on the value or operation of the appliance.

The guarantee becomes void if repairs are

undertaken by unauthorised persons and if

original Braun parts are not used.

To obtain service within the guarantee period,

hand in or send the complete appliance with

your sales receipt to an authorised Braun

Customer Service Centre.

This guarantee in no way affects your rights

under statutory law.

For Australia & New Zealand only:

In Australia, our goods come with

guarantees that cannot be excluded

under the Australian Consumer Law. You

are entitled to a replacement or refund

for a major failure and for compensation

for any other reasonably foreseeable

loss or damage. You are also entitled to

have the goods repaired or replaced if

the goods fail to be of acceptable quality

and the failure does not amount to a

The benefits given by this warranty are in

addition to other rights and remedies of

For Claims in Australia please contact:

Procter & Gamble Australia Pty Ltd

1 Innovation Road, Macquarie Park

Email: gillette@au.pgconsumers.com

For claims in New Zealand please contact:

Procter & Gamble Distributing New Zealand

Unit 3, Building I, 5 Orbit Drive

Rosedale, North Shore City 0632

Auckland, New Zealand

Telephone: +649 477 6400

This appliance is also covered by a 24 Month

Replacement Warranty commencing on the

date of purchase (Our Warranty).

Our Warranty applies in all States and

Territories of Australia and in New Zealand

and is in addition to any mandatory

statutory obligations imposed on Procter

& Gamble Australia Pty. Ltd., its

distributors and its manufacturer. Our

Warranty does not purport to exclude,

restrict or modify any such mandatory

statutory obligations.

Our Warranty only covers defects in the

appliance resulting from faults in workmanship

or materials. Therefore, if your appliance

becomes faulty as a result of faults in

workmanship or materials, it will be exchanged

by your retailer, on presentation of proof of

Our Warranty only applies to domestic or

household use of this appliance and the

warranty will only apply if the correct

operating instructions included with this

product have been followed. For any

appliance replaced under this warranty, Our

Warranty ends on the expiry of the warranty

period that applied to the original appliance.

Our Warranty does not cover:

A. Damage arising from improper use or

operation on incorrect voltages.

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B. Breakages to shaver foils, glass jars, etc.

C. Normal wear due to moving parts.

D. Repairs undertaken by unauthorised

service personnel or use of non genuine

E. Appliances that are outside the warranty

period or are not faulty.

This appliance is not intended for use by

young children or infirm persons without

supervision. Young children should be

supervised to ensure that they do not play

If the appliance is powered by a cord

extension set or electrical portable outlet

device these should be positioned so they

are not subject to splashing or ingress of

To the extent permitted by the laws of the

Commonwealth of Australia and New

Zealand and applicable laws of a State or

Territory of Australia, and without affecting

any mandatory statutory obligations

imposed by law, Our Warranty is given

in exchange for any other rights you may

have against Procter & Gamble Australia Pty.

Ltd. or its distributors or manufacturer,

whether at law, in tort (including negligence),

in equity or under statute.

Please retain proof of purchase of this

appliance. If you have any questions in

relation to Our Warranty, please call our

Consumer Service line (see below for

If you intend to make a claim please

telephone our Customer Service line on the

numbers set out below to obtain information

about your claim and any costs associated

with claiming under Our Warranty. You will

bear the cost of returning your product to us.

If you are sending your appliance for repair

under Our Warranty, please pack the

appliance adequately and send it to your

nearest Service Agent, at your expense. For

service or replacement parts refer to the

authorised Service Agents listed overleaf.

Local Service Agents may change from time

to time – in that event please contact the

Consumer Service free call number below

for updated local service agent details.

Australian Consumer Service

(free call): 1 800 641 820

New Zealand Consumer Service

(free call): 0 800 108 909

Australian & New Zealand Service Agents

VICTORIA & TASMANIA Statewide Services Pty Ltd trading

17-19 Hossack Avenue

QUEENSLAND Walters Import trading as Brisbane Appliance

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA Mark 1 Appliances

Unit 1, 46 Abernethy Road

Rooty Hill, NSW 2766

SOUTH AUSTRALIA & NT Adelaide Service Centre

Parkholme Shopping Centre

319 Oaklands Road, Parkholme

NEW ZEALAND Key Service Ltd

(PO Box 38569, Howick, Auckland,

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