1065 - Beard trimmer WAHL - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Beard Trimmer
Brand	Wahl
Model	1065
Dimensions (approx.)	6 x 2 x 2 inches (15 x 5 x 5 cm)
Weight (approx.)	5 oz (140 g)
Power Source	Corded, 120V AC, 60 Hz
Cord Length	8 ft (2.4 m)
Blade Material	High-carbon steel
Cutting Length Adjustment	10 adjustable settings (1/16 to 1/2 inch)
Attachment Combs	4 guide combs (1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 inch)
Motor Type	Rotary motor
Noise Level	Low noise
Cleaning	Removable blade for easy cleaning
Lubrication	Includes oil for blade maintenance
Safety Features	Blade guard included
Spare Parts Available	Replacement blades, combs, and oil
Warranty	1 year limited warranty
Country of Origin	China

Frequently Asked Questions - 1065 WAHL

How do I adjust the cutting length on the Wahl 1065?

Use the adjustment lever on the front of the trimmer. Slide it up or down to select one of the 10 preset cutting lengths, ranging from 1/16 to 1/2 inch.

Can I use the Wahl 1065 without attachment combs?

Yes, you can use it without combs for a closer trim. Be careful as the blade is exposed.

How do I clean the Wahl 1065 beard trimmer?

Remove the blade assembly and brush off hair clippings. Rinse the blade under running water and dry thoroughly. Re-oil before next use.

What oil should I use for the blades?

Use Wahl blade oil or a light machine oil. Apply a few drops to the blade teeth while the trimmer is running.

Is the Wahl 1065 cordless?

No, it is corded. The power cord is 8 feet long.

How often should I replace the blades?

Replace blades when they become dull or after 6-12 months of regular use. Signs include tugging or uneven cutting.

Can I use the Wahl 1065 in the shower?

No, the trimmer is not waterproof. Use only on dry hair and skin.

What voltage does the Wahl 1065 use?

It operates on 120V AC, 60 Hz. Do not use with a voltage converter for different voltages.

How do I store the trimmer?

Store in a dry place with the blade guard attached. Avoid storing in humid areas.

Where can I find replacement parts for the Wahl 1065?

Replacement parts are available on the Wahl website or from authorized dealers. Look for model 1065 parts.

USER MANUAL 1065 WAHL

Cleaning your Wahl clippers blades

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EVERYDAY CLEANING

Your tools should be cleaned after every time you use them.

Start by brushing off excess hair on your blades.

Make sure you oil your blades after cleaning them with Wahl Blade Oil.

CONSUMER TOOL CARE

Cleaning your Wahl clippers blades

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ONCE A MONTH CLEANING

Your Clipper blades should be removed periodically (at least once a month) to allow the cut hair to be cleaned out from under the blades.

Simply use a screwdriver to undo the blade screws and then remove the blades. Remove the sponge and clean it plus any hair that is caught in the clipper. Reverse the process to re-attach the blades.

All Wahl Clippers are tested before they leave our factory. Often testing materials or grinding compound may be found on the blades. This is easily cleaned off using the enclosed blade cleaning brush.

HOW TO OIL YOUR BLADES

With the blade directed downwards, turn the clipper/trimmer on.

Apply three drops of oil – one on each side and one in the middle.

With the clipper/trimmer still on, move the taper lever back and forth to work oil into blade.

Turn off clipper/trimmer and blot excess oil with clean towel.

CONSUMER TOOL CARE

Aligning your Wahl clippers blades

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HOW TO ALIGN YOUR BLADES

If your clipper has a taper lever, move the taper lever upwards towards the lid of the clipper so the blades are in the closed position i.e. closest cutting length.

The top & bottom blades should be parallel with the top blade approximately 0.8mm behind the bottom blade (do not have the top blade level with the bottom blade as this can cause skin pinching or cutting). See Diagram Below.

The extreme left hand tooth on the top blade should be positioned so it is over the gap between the two left hand teeth of the lower blade. i.e. the extreme left gap on the lower blade. See Diagram Below.

Slowly tighten each screw ensuring you do not alter the alignment in the process. The best way is to tighten each screw a little at a time swapping from one to the other.

Check your alignment setting with the blades tightened and the lever in the closed position to ensure you do not cause pinching or cutting of the skin.