Xpert HS 71 - Lawn mower Wella - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Xpert HS 71 Wella

• Do not use this appliance close to baths, showers, washbasins or other receptacles containing water.

• Keep this appliance, the battery charger and the connector cable away from moisture, water and other liquids, and do not operate it with wet hands.

• Additional protection is afforded by installing a re- sidual current device with a rated tripping current of less than 30 mA in your home electrical system. We recommend you get an electrician to install a residual current protection system to protect the circuits.

• Regularly check the power cord for damage.

• Do not wind the power cord around the appliance. (Danger! Risk of cable break!)

• This appliance can be used by children aged 8 years and up and by individuals with reduced physical, sen- sory or mental capabilities or a lack of experience and/or knowledge if they are supervised or have been trained in the safe use of the appliance and have understood the resulting dangers. Children must not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance must not be carried out by children without supervision.

• Ensure that the plug-in power supply device cannot be plugged in again during cleaning.

• Use only the original battery

• Never short-circuit the battery. The contacts on the dismounted battery must not be connected by metal objects (e. g. hairpins, scissors, tail comb).

• Do not subject the battery to extreme tempera- tures (under 0 °C or above +40 °C). For example, avoid close proximity to heaters or direct sunlight.

(Model: 1531582) only in the appliance with the original accessory parts (plug-in power supply device

(Model MN/UK: 152920) or in the battery charger

) and do not mix up the connections when doing so.

• Charge the battery in dry rooms only and never in close proximity to acids or easily inflammable materials.

• After dismounting the battery, you must neither connect the appliance to the connector cable

nor place it on the connected battery charger

Both can lead to the electronics being destroyed. Specifications according to Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC A-weighted emission sound pressure level at workstations at a distance of 1 m, L

≤ 70 dBA Measured maximum noise emission value including uncertainty of measurement according to EN ISO 4871. Determination of the values according to EN 60704-2-9 with reference to EN 60704-1 Vibration total value to which the hand-arm system is subjected, a

Measured maximum vibration total value including uncertainty of measurement. Determination of the values according to EN ISO 5349-1/2 Designation of the Parts 1 Socket for the connector cable on the appliance (for cable mode) 2 Charge contacts on the appliance 3 On/Off button 4 Cutter head 5 Adjustment lever to set the cutting length 6 Charge status display / battery sta- tus display 7 Charge contacts on the battery charger 8 Battery charger 9 Comb attachment holder 10 Plug-in power supply device (Model MN/UK: 152920) 11 Connector cable for battery charg- er and cable mode 12 Bottle of oil 13 Cleaning brush

2.1 Charging process

The appliance is not yet ready for use in battery mode when delivered. However, you can immediately use the appliance in cable mode (See “Cable mode” on page 10.). Before first use (without cable), the appliance should be charged for 3.5 hours. “Overcharging” the appliance is not possible. NOTE: If you are also using an older model alongside the new Wella Professionals Xpert in your salon: – You can also charge the new appliance in the older battery charger. However, the charging time then increases by approx. 20 minutes. – You can also charge the older appliance in the new charger. This however does not shorten the charging time.

1. Image A: before charging for the first time, remove the battery charger 8 from

the comb attachment holder 9.

2. Check whether the mains voltage agrees with the voltage specified on the type

plate (on the plug-in power supply device 10).

3. Image B: plug the connector cable 11 into the battery charger and the plug-in

power supply device 10 into a power socket.

4. Position the battery charger on an even surface.

5. Place the appliance onto the battery charger.

NOTE: you can also charge the appliance by connecting the power cable directly to the appliance (See “Cable mode” on page 10.). Image C: the charge status display 6 shows the charge status. You can identify the charge status from the segments of the charge status display: a) The battery is empty and must be recharged. b) More segments being displayed corresponds to the battery having more charge. c) Battery is fully charged.

2.2 Stow away the connector cable

Image D: if you do not need the full length of the connector cable, it can be partly stowed away in the cable storage under the battery charger

2.3 Store comb attachments

Image E: the comb attachments 14 can be stored clearly in the comb attachment holder 9. 3 Operation

On delivery the appliance is protected against accidental switching on. You can also switch on this operation lock, e. g. if you want to transport the appliance. Disabling the operation lock:

• Place the appliance in the connected battery charger 8 or connect it with the connector cable. The charge status display 6 flashes initially and then lights up permanently. The operation lock is disabled. Enabling the operation lock:

1. Use the On/Off button 3 to switch the appliance on.

2. Press the On/Off button 3 again and hold for approx. 4 seconds, until the

charge status display 6 goes off. Using the On/Off button now does not have any effect.

If required, you can also use the appliance with a cable.

1. Pull out the plug of the connector cable 11 from the battery charger 8 and stick

it directly into the appliance.

2. Image F: insert the plug-in power supply device 10 into a power socket.

• In order to switch the appliance off, press the On/Off switch 3

The charge sta- tus display 6 lights up.

• In order to switch the appliance off, press the On/Off switch 3 again. The charge status display 6 goes off.

3.4 Adjusting the cutting length

The cutting length can be set to three levels. Image G: push the lever 5 into the desired position:

3.5 Comb attachments

The comb attachments 14 with the lengths 4, 8, 12, 16 and 20 mm can be put on the cutter head 4. Please observe: the cutting length of the comb attachment and the cutting length set on the appliance are added up together. Example: comb attachment 20 mm and lever 5 on position III (2.5 mm) result in a cutting length of 22.5 mm.

1. Image H: switch off the Wella Professionals Xpert and push the desired comb

attachment onto the cutter head 4

2. Then you can cut hair as usual with the Wella Professionals Xpert.

4 Cleaning and care CAUTION: To ensure faultless operation the cutter head must be regularly cleaned and oiled in the appropriate places. If you do not regularly clean the cutter head, this leads to an increased wear of the cutter head and motor. Cleaning the cutter head With regular use the cutter head 4 should be cleaned thoroughly once a day.

1. Switch off the appliance.

2. Image I: from above, press against the cutter head and remove it from the hair

3. Carefully remove the hair with the cleaning brush 13

4. Image J: press the upper and lower knife slightly apart and remove the hair in

the gap using the cleaning brush. NOTE: the lever 5 for the cutting length adjustment allows you to move the upper and lower knife away from each other. Oiling the cutter head In order to preserve the cutting performance of the cutter head 4 as long as possi- ble, the cutter head must be oiled regularly – ideally once a day.

1. Remove the cutter head.

2. Image K: oil the areas where the bottom and top shear blades touch.

3. To allow the oil to spread well, let your Wella Professionals Xpert run for about

20 seconds. - You can continue to work while doing so! Putting on the cutter head

1. The appliance must be switched on.

2. Image L: first, place the cutter head with the bottom part first into the appliance

and then press it upwards with one swivel movement. Do not use force. The engagement of the cutter head must be audible. Cleaning the appliance

• From time to time, wipe the appliance with a slightly moistened cloth, then rub dry. Cleaning the charge contacts If the charge contacts 2 on the appliance or the charge contacts 7 on the battery charger are dirty, the charging may be interrupted or obstructed.

• Clean the contacts with a piece of cotton wool or cloth, dipped in alcohol or methylated spirit. U24_Wella_Xpert.book Seite 11 Mittwoch, 29. Oktober 2014 4:07 0412 ENGLISH 5 Replacing the battery

• If the capacity of the battery 15 is reduced, you can reorder a new battery from the Wella customer service and exchange it for the old one.

• Only use the original Wella battery 15, which you can order from the Wella cus- tomer service.

• When disposing of the old battery, take note of the disposal regulations (See “Disposal” on page 12.). CAUTION: The connector cable

must under no circumstances be plugged into the appliance, when you are replacing the battery

1. Image M: loosen the screws next to the socket 1 on the bottom side of the

2. Image N: push the cover off the appliance.

CAUTION: Do not pull the cables. In order to disconnect the plug connection, grip the plug.

3. Image O: remove the old battery 15 from the appliance and carefully pull out

the small plug upwards. CAUTION: Without a battery, you must neither connect the appliance to the connector cable 11, nor place it on the connected battery charger 8. Both can lead to the electronics being destroyed.

4. Image P: carefully stick the small plug of the new battery 15 into the appliance

so it fits into the respective connection.

5. Place the new battery 15 into the appliance, push the cover onto the appliance

and retighten the screws. 6 Disposal This electrical appliance contains a lithium-ion rechargeable battery pack. The battery must be removed for disposal (See “Replacing the battery” on page 12.). The battery must under no circumstances be disposed of in the household waste disposal bins. If the electrical appliance is no longer to be used, it must be handed over to the shop or to the special collection point of the relevant public waste disposal authorities (recycling centre, materials recov- ery centre etc.). 7 Service Given the present state of the art, components of electrical appliances are subject to a certain degree of wear over time. In order to ensure proper functioning and safety of the appliance, a regular check must be performed in accordance with the country specific legal provisions - though at least once every 2 years. Li-ion U24_Wella_Xpert.book Seite 12 Mittwoch, 29. Oktober 2014 4:07 0413ENGLISH 8 Two-year guarantee As manufacturer we offer you a two-year guarantee from the date of purchase for our products with regard to all deficiencies which are caused by material or manu- facturing errors. If contrary to expectations a deficiency of this appliance occurs within our guarantee period, we will, at our discretion, either repair the faulty prod- uct or provide a replacement. These services are only provided against presenta- tion of the original invoice or receipt. Keep the receipt for proof of the date of purchase. Excluded from the warranty are damages caused by incorrect operation and nor- mal wear and tear. The guarantee obligation is also void in the case of incorrect in- terference with the product by unauthorised persons or use of third-party products during assembly. Deficiencies which have little significant effect on the value and serviceability of the appliance are not covered by the guarantee. Wear parts are excluded from the guarantee. Typical parts, which are subject to wear and thus are not covered by our guarantee, are the battery and the cutter head. This manufacturer's guarantee does not affect your contractual and statutory claims against the vendor. In the case of a claim under the guarantee, please con- tact the nearest authorised Wella customer service centre. The address and phone number of the nearest Wella customer service centre which is responsible for you can be found at www.wella.com. U24_Wella_Xpert.book Seite 13 Mittwoch, 29. Oktober 2014 4:07 0414 FRANÇAIS Xpert - la tondeuse à cheveux de Wella Wella Professionals Xpert est une tondeuse à cheveux au design soigné, inno- vante et conçue selon l'état de la technique. Elle a été développée pour satisfaire aux exigences d'une tondeuse à cheveux professionnelle utilisée en salon de coif- fure. 1 Sécurité Veuillez lire attentivement la notice d'utilisation et en particulier le chapitre « Sécu- rité » avant d'utiliser la tondeuse à cheveux Wella Professionals Xpert. Conservez cette notice d'utilisation pour pouvoir la relire ultérieurement. Si vous cédez l'appa- reil à un tiers, donnez-lui également cette notice.