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USER MANUAL CM2100 ADE
Handset Attachments33 Electric manicure/pedicure set CM 2100 1 Inserted attachment 2 LED light If the LED light no longer lights up, it is defective. It cannot be replaced. 3 Control buttons + and - + = Increase speed - = Decrease speed 4 Speed indicator 5 Slide switch for direction of rotation 6 Socket plug (from the mains adaptor) 7 Round grinding cone 8 Pointed grinding cone 9 Fine-grain nail file 10 Coarse-grain nail file 11 Felt polishing cone 12 Fine grinding cone 13 Large grinding cone Not depicted: - Mains adaptor, carrying bag Check scope of supply
1. Remove all parts from the packaging.
Keep packaging and small parts away from children. Dispose of the packaging in an environmentally friendly manner. English34 Electric manicure/pedicure set CM 2100
2. Check whether the manicure/pedicure set or its
individual parts are damaged. If this is the case, do not use the device. Contact the dealer from whom you bought the product.
3. Check that all parts are present.
WARNING: Risk of injury!
Excessive grinding can damage the nail surface or skin. Important usage information See chapter “Tips for an optimal result”. Stop grinding at the latest when the nail gets warm. Handle your skin with care. Watch out for skin redness and stop treatment early. Nails can “lignify” and then get a brownish-yellow colour. The causes for this range from tight-fitting shoes to external pressure and fungal infections. Do not try to remove this shade by excessive grinding, as the nail surface could become too thin and nails can break. Ingrown nails can be painful. Their elimination is usually quite tedious and requires professional treatment. Consult your doctor or podiatrist whether and how you can support treatment with this manicure/pedicure set.35 Electric manicure/pedicure set CM 2100 Do not use the manicure/pedicure set in the event of nail diseases, skin or nail inflammation, wounds or rashes, etc. Do not use the manicure/pedicure set if you cannot adequately reach the areas to be treated. Choosing the right attachment Large grinding cone Treatment of nails and nail surfaces Removal of dry skin, calluses or weals Fine grinding cone Grinding and smoothing of woody nail surfaces − Gently move the attachment over the area to be treated. − Wash your hands and feet only after the treatment. − After the treatment, massage your hands and feet with a moisturising cream. Nail file with fine and coarse grain Filing and shaping of ngernails and toenails English36 Electric manicure/pedicure set CM 2100 − Place the file vertically on the nails. − Treat your nails with even pressure. − Proceed with slow movements. − Do not hold the file in one place for too long to prevent friction related heat build-up. Round and pointed grinding cone Surface treatment of thick toenails Removal of dry skin and cuticles Removal of calluses − Start on one side of the nail and slowly move the attachment to the other side of the nail and back again. − Do not push the attachment too far under the cuticle to avoid injury. Felt polishing cone Polishing of ngernail tips and ngernail surfaces after treatment. − Move the cone with steady movements. − Do not hold the cone in one place for too long to prevent friction related heat build-up.37 Electric manicure/pedicure set CM 2100 Use Inserting the attachment and connecting the handset
1. Make sure the handset is switched off.
2. Select the desired attachment
(see “Choosing the right attachment”).
3. Insert the attachment into the handset
(see “Overview”). If necessary, turn it slightly until it fits into the holder. The attachment clicks into place.
4. Insert the socket plug of the mains adaptor into the
connection socket of the handset. The plug clicks into place.
5. Plug the mains adaptor into the power socket.
The device is ready for use. Switching on and operating the handset NOTE - Risk of damage Use the handset for a maximum of 10 minutes at a time and then allow it to cool down for at least 10 minutes to prevent motor from being overloaded. Switching on and selecting the direction of rotation − Switch on the device by setting the slide switch to R (clockwise) or L (counter-clockwise). The device runs at the lowest level 1. The LED light goes on. English38 Electric manicure/pedicure set CM 2100 Selecting speed − Increase speed: Repeatedly press the + button − Decrease speed: Repeatedly press the - button Note the speed indicator (1-5). Switching off − Set the slide switch to 0. When the device is switched on again, it always starts at the lowest speed 1, even if it was previously running at a higher speed. Tips for an optimal result The following tips and information should help you to achieve the best possible result. Take your time Take your time, especially if you have never used the device before. Check the result again and again by stroking the nail surface. Also take a short break from time to time and check the result. Use little pressure Always bring the attachments to nails without pressure. Then guide the handset and attachment with circular movements and low pressure. This protects the motor and attachments and prevents the parts of the body under treatment from heating up.39 Electric manicure/pedicure set CM 2100 For best results, keep the motor running at full speed and do not apply pressure that may brake it. Reduce pressure if the motor is braked too hard. Select and pay attention to the direction of rotation The correct direction of rotation depends inter alia on which hand you use the device with. Choose the direction of rotation so that the nail dust is moved away from you. When handling nail edges, choose the direction of rotation so that the nail is not pulled up by the rotating attachment. Do not remove too much skin You should not bathe your feet before the pedicure. Due to softened skin there is a risk that you will remove too much of it. Bathe your feet after the procedure. Do not remove calluses completely; always leave a bit of callus to protect the skin. Cleaning Electric shock HAZARD The device and the network adapter cable or network adapter plug must not come into contact with liquids or be submerged in water or other liquids.
1. Switch off the handset and pull the mains adaptor out
of the power socket and the socket plug out of the handset.
2. Allow the handset to cool down.
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3. Remove the attachment from the handset.
4. Wipe the handset, mains adaptor and carrying bag
with a slightly moistened cloth.
5. Tap out the grinding attachments to remove the
6. Clean other attachments with a suitable brush, a
suitable soft brush or a dry cloth.
7. Allow all parts to dry completely before putting them
in the bag. The attachments can be disinfected with a small, soft brush and 90% alcohol (available in pharmacies). You can also use a suitable disinfectant spray instead of alcohol (available from specialist shops). Storage We recommend to store the device in the carrying bag. Store the manicure/pedicure set in a dry, well ventilated place at ambient temperatures from 0°C to 40°C.41 Electric manicure/pedicure set CM 2100 Fault/Remedy Fault Possible cause No function. The mains adaptor or the socket plug is not fully inserted or not inserted at all. − Plug in the mains adaptor or socket plug. Technical data Handset Input voltage: 30 V Input current: 0.25 A Protection class: III Short-time operation: 10 minutes, then a 10 minute cooldown Mains adaptor Type: KH8-300025EUG Input voltage: 100–240 V~ Frequency: 50/60 Hz Input current: 0.3 A max. Protection class:
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