Conair Electric Shaver HC245Z User Manual

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s a l a g n e t n a M . r i u r t s b o n e d e u p e s e d n o d , á f o s n u o  
a m a c a n u o m o c , a d n a l b e i c i f r e p u s a n u n e o t a r a p a l e  
e u q o l o c o e r i a e d s a r u t r e b a s a l e e u q o l b a c n u N . 0 1  
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d e l p e
a m i c n e o l l e b a c l e e t r o c y , o i r o s e c c a e n i e p n u e d  
p a r a p e i n u e n  
l u y e ( n i n d c o c o r t d a e d o l a r g o s v a r i o s  
v e z e n p l a n o p e i n u e n u s e p l a n a , c o r o u n n i l l a a a r P a  
l a d o r P h i l l i p s .  
a r a p s o i r o s e c c a s e n i e p 9 e y u l c n i n é i b m a T . o s i c e r p  
o d a t r o c n u a r a p o r u d o r e c a e d s a l l i h c u c y e t r o c e r  
e d e t s u j a e d a c n a l a p a n u n o c e t n e t o p o l l e b a c l e  
a r a p a r o d a t r o c a n u e y u l c n I . a s a c u s n e s e l a n o i s e f o r p  
o l l e b a c e d s e t r o c r a r g o l a r a p a t i s e c e n d e t s u e u q o l  
o d o t e n e i t ® r i a n o C e d a í r e u q u l e p e d o t n u j n o c u S  
. d a d i r u g e s e d n ó i c n u f a t s e r e c n e v e t n e t n i o N . o d a c  
- i f i l a c a t s i c i r t c e l e n u a e m a l l , e t n e m a t e l p m o c a r t n e o n  
n ú a i S . o l e t r é i v n i , o t e l p m o c r o p a r t n e o n i S . a d a z i r a l o p  
e t n e i r r o c e d a m o t a l n e a r e n a m a l o s a n u e d r a f u h c n e  
á r d o p e s , d a d i r u g e s e d a d i d e m o m o C . ) o r t o e u q o h c n a  
s á m s e o l o p n u ( o d a z i r a l o p e f u h c n e n u e n e i t o t a r a p a  
e t s E . e t n e m a c i n ú ) s o i z t r e h 0 6 ( V 0 2 1 e d a n r e t l A  
t o . p a r a  
d e s p u é s d e u s a r l o .  
d e s c o n e c S t e i e 6 m . p r e  
D e s g e u n a c a . h l ú a f e l o i n m e d i a  
l e d r o d e d e r l a e l b a c l e e l l o r n e o e l b o d , e l a j o N  
t a m e n t e i n m t o e d i a p a r a e l  
t a m e n t e .  
- l i n r o t s e d n u n o c e t n e m a r e g i l s o l o d n á t e r p a , s e l a n  
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d o n d i e l i b r e , a i r a e l t o p a r a e s t e u t i l i N c e o 9 .  
d o m é s t i c o .  
c a b e e l l l o c o n t r a  
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s o i c i f i r o s o d s o l n o c e d n a r g a l l i h c u c a l e e n i l A . s a d  
a l i n e a e s t é n g r a n d e c u c l a h y i l l a p e q u e ñ a c u c h i l l
t o r n i d l l o s l o s  
r e g r e s l e u e g o t o r n i l l p o a s r , a  
o l e p l e r a t r o c a r a P . o l l e b a c l e d a m r o f a l o d n e i u g i s  
, s a j e r o s a l e d s á r t a r o p y r o d e d e r l a , e r b o s e t n e m  
- a t n e l a r o d a t r o c a l a v e u M . o l e p l e d o t n e i m i c a n l e  
a r t n o c e r t n e u c n e e s a l l i h c u c a l e d a n i u q s e a l e u q  
c a b e e l l l o c o r t a ( N o . 3 )  
m e d i a n o - l a r c g c o e s o p r e i o i E n l e •  
a 1 / 4 " ( 6 m m )  
m e d i a n o - c a o c r c t o e s o p r e i o i E n l e •  
1 / 8 " ( 3 m m )  
o s u a r a p o d a ñ e s i d e u f o t c u d o r p e t s E . o i r a u s u l e  
r o p s a d a r a p e r r e s n a d e u p e u q s a z e i p e n e i t o n  
o t c u d o r p e t s E . o d a z i r o t u a o i c i v r e s e d o r t n e c n u  
a o t a r a p a u s e v e l l , o i c i v r e s o r t o r e i u q l a u c a r a P  
. ) ” o t n e i m i n e t n a m e d s e n o i c c u r t s n I “ n ó i c c e s a l  
c o r l a t a d o r a S o s t e n g a a r r i
a i c a h o j a b a e d o d n a t r o c y  
, o g r a l s á m o i r o s e c c a e n i e p  
l e o d n a s u , a z e b a c a l e d o d a l  
n u a e t r o c e r l e e c e i p m E . 2  
o d í a c a h e u q o t a r a p a n u r a z n a c l a e d e t n e t n i o N . 5  
o t r o l í q u i d o .  
u a u g a l a r e a c e j e d o l i n o t a r a p a l e e u q o l o c o N . 4  
N 3 o . l o u s e e n l a d u c h a o e l b a ñ o .  
c a e r o s e r e m p u j a d o a u n a b a ñ e r a o u n l a  
e s a é v ( o l r a s u e d s e t n a s a d a e n i l a e t n e m a t c e r r o c n é t s e  
s a l l i h c u c s a l e u q e s e r ú g e s A . a d i r e h a n u r a c o v o r p  
a í r d o p o t s E . a l l i h c u c a l a s e t n e i d n a t l a f e l i s o o d a m i t s a l  
o o t o r o i r o s e c c a e n i e p n u n o c o t a r a p a e t s e e s u o N . 8  
. o d n a n o i c n u f é t s e s a r t n e i m  
e i c i f r e p u s a n u g n i n n e o t a r a p a l e e u q o l o c o N . 7  
. s a r u t r e b a s a l e d  
a n u g n i n n e o t e j b o n u e t r e s n i i n r e a c e j e d a c n u N . 6  
. s e t n e i l a c s e i c i f r e p u s e d o d a j e l a e l b a c l e a g n e t n a M . 5  
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c a b e e l l l o c o r t a ( N o . 2 )  
a l e u q e s e r ú g e s a o g e u l , o r g e n o c i t s á l p e d e t n a l  
- i c s o a í u g a l n e a ñ e u q e p a l l i h c u c a l e s e r g e r , s a l  
a s y e g ú r e s e d i b e u l j o ) ( v é a s e o r e l a j a y  
t i l l a p s a l a s  
d e l a e x t r e m i d a d d e r e c h a d e l a c u c h i l l a g r a n d e .  
- r e a r t x e e d s é u p s e d s a l i h c u c s a l r a z a l p m e e r a r a P  
d e r e d c a h d a  
a o l l e b a c l e a t r o c ) 1 . o N ( o t r o c o i r o s e c c a e n i e p l E •  
e n t r e c o r l a t a d o r a C o l o q u e d e s e a d e o s t . e i l o e n l o  
l u e g o i g c u a a b l e e l l l o o , s l a d o s .  
c a e b l e l e i P n e  
v a b o .  
d i e e n l t e t o q u e p e q u e ñ a c u l c a h i l d l a e  
t u r n a a l  
c o n t i n u a c i ó n .  
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a c c e s o r i o r s e . q n u o i e r e  
c o E n l t o r n e o  
C O N T O R N E O  
a c o r t a r e l c a b e l l o .  
a r a p s o t r o c s á m s o i r o s e c c a s e n i e p e s u o g e u l  
, r a z e p m e a r a p o g r a l s á m o i r o s e c c a e n i e p l e e s U  
l e d l a r u t a n o t n e i m i c e r c l e d a l a a i r a r t n o c n ó i c  
a d e u p e d n o d o t a r a p a l e e d r a u g i n e u q o l o c o N . 2  
- i m e r t x e a l e d e d n a r g e t n e i d l e e u q e s e r ú g e s A . 3  
o t n e i m i c e r c u s e d n ó i c c e r i d  
a l n e o l l e b a c l e e n i e P . 1  
a n a r t n e u c n e e s e u q s a r u g i f s a l n a c i d n i o l o m o c  
r i d i c n i o c s a l a g á h e t n e m e l p m i s , o v e u n e d e s r a e  
- n i l a n a t i s e c e n s a l l i h c u c s a l i s r a n i m r e t e d a r a P  
. e p l o g n u r o p n a r a e n i l a s e d e s i s o s a l r a z a l p m e e r  
o s a l r a i p m i l a r a p s a l r e a r t x e e d s é u p s e d e t n e m a v  
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d i r l e a c e n c a b e l e l l o c o r t e d e l a n t p e a r a l r a t , e a r P a  
d e l a c a b e z a .  
s u p e r i p o a r l r a t e h a s t a a b a j o d e s d e c o r t a n d o  
t o a n p t e a s r a d e l i m p i a r l o . D 1 e . s c o n e c t e e l a  
: a g r a c s e d r o p  
a d i r e h o e t r e u m e d o g s e i r l e r i c u d e r a r a P . o d a g a p a  
p r i m e r d i e n t e p e q u e ñ o d e l a c u c h i l l a p e q u e ñ a .  
l e d a d r e i u q z i a l a é t s e o a r b u c e d n a r g a l l i h c u c a l  
E m p e z
a c c e s o p r e i o i n . e c a d d a e  
c o r a t l a d o  
a c o s t u m b r a s e  
a t s a h , o l l e b a c o c o p r a t r o c r o p e c e i p m E  
e l i m i n a r e l c a b e l l o c o r t a d o .  
e t n e i r r o C n o c o s u a r a p o d a ñ e s i d D e u f E o t a r U a p a S e t O s E  
t e l r a a l  
e d o d r e i u q z i e t n e i d o m e r t x e l e e u q e s e r ú g e s A . 2  
p a y r a  
d i s p a r e j o s m e a c n h o h n a e y s n o q u e  
v e r i f i c a r  
p r o p i a
, s o d a l s o l a r a p a c i n c é t a m s i m a l e s U . a b i r r a a i c a h  
o l l e b a c l e n e e t n e m a t n e l a r o d a t r o c a l a v e u m y  
a z e b a c a l a r t n o c e n i e p l e a g n e t s o S . o g r a l s á m o i r  
- i t s é m o d o r t c e l e r e i u q l a u C  
é t s e r o t p u r r e t n i l e e u q n u a ñ o i s n e t o O j a b R e c G e n I a L m r e E p o c P  
. n e r a p e r o l y n e n i m a x e o l e u q a r a p o d a z i r o t u a  
o i c i v r e s e d o r t n e c n u a o l e s é r g e R . a u g a l a o d í a c  
d e l a c u c h i l l a p e q u e ñ a .  
a r a p a i c n e u c e r f n o c e n i e P . a z e b a c a l y e n i e p l e  
o s o d e d s u s e r t n e o i c a p s e l e o d n e i c u d e r , o c o p a  
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s u b s t i t u t o a l a c e i t e d e C o n a i r  
u s a a t r o c o d n a u c r o j e m a n o i c n u f e u q a r t s e u m e d  
l a n o i s e f o r p a i c n e i r e p x e a L . e t n e m a d i p á r s á m  
e t r o c e u q a r a p a r o d a t r o c a l e j u p m e a c n u N : A T O N  
T E S C M O E R D I A N O S A L A R G O S  
- e u n s a l r a e n i l a á r a t i s e c e n d e t s U . s a d a e n i l a e t n e m  
d i s t a u n n c a a i a e s t é g r a n d e  
c m 0 . a 1 6 c m 0 . 0 d 8 e  
n i n g h ú a n y N o t o . p a r a s u  
e s u a c n u N . s a l l i h c u c s a l e d d a d i c o l e v a l á r i c u d e r  
l u b r i c p a a r r a a c e i t o e t r o  
U C C I O I N N E S S T R  
- a t c e f r e p n é t s e s a l l i h c u c s a l e u q e s r a r u g e s a a r a p  
s a d a n o i c c e p s n i n o s ® r i a n o C e d s a r o d a t r o c s a L  
. r a z e p m e  
a r a p o t s i l á t s e a Y . o n a m u s n e e t n e m e l b a t r o f n o c  
a r o d a t r o c a l a j o c o g e u l , o l l e b a c l e e d e r n e s e D . 4  
l o r t n o c  
y d a d i l i b i s i v r o y a m a r a p s o j o s u s e d l e v i n l a é t s e  
a z e b a c u s e u q a r e n a m e d a n o s r e p a l a e t n e i S . 3  
o l l e b a c l e  
r a t r o c a a v e l n e i u q a a n o s r e p a l e d o l l e u c l e d r o d e  
- d e r l a o r e b r a b e d a p a c a n u o a l l a o t a n u e u q o l o C . 2  
e t n e m a t c e r r o c a n o i c n u f  
e u q y o d a c i r b u l á t s e e u q , o v l o p y o l l e b a c e d e r b i l  
á t s e e u q e s r a r u g e s a a r a p o t a r a p a l e e n o i c c e p s n I . 1  
e s e i b u h i s o o d a ñ a d e s e i v u t s e i s , o d í a c e s e i b u h i s  
, e t n e m a t c e r r o c e s a n o i c n u f o n i s , s o d a ñ a d n e s e i v u t s e  
e f u h c n e l e o e l b a c l e i s o t a r a p a l e e c i l i t u a c n u N . 4  
. a c i r t c é l e n ó i s n e t x e a n u n o c e s u o l o N . e t n a c i r b a f  
l e r o p s o d a d n e m o c e r s o i r o s e c c a e s u o l ó S . l a u n a m  
e t s e n e e b i r c s e d e s n ú g e s y o d a ñ e s i d e u f l a u c l e  
a r a p o t i s ó p o r p l e n o c e t n e m a c i n ú o t a r a p a e t s e e s U . 3  
. d a d i c a a c p s i d a n u g l a n o c s a n o s r e p o s o ñ i n e d a c r e c  
o e r b o s , r o p o d a s u r e s a í r e b e d o n o t a r a p a e t s E . 2  
. o t a r a p a l e d r o d e d e r l a  
e l b a c l e e l l o r n e o e c r e u t , e l a j o N . o d a t c e n o c é t s e  
s a r t n e i m o d i d n e t a s e d o t a r a p a e t s e e j e d a c n u N . 1  
: s a d i r e h  
c u c l a h i l d l a e  
s u p e r i p o a r r l a t e q u e  
a s e g ú p r i e l s , e  
p o c o c a b e e l l l o c o y r t e  
a d e d l e s i e m p r e r a T b a j e  
c a b l a e z d a e t r a á s p o r a n t e  
d e s e a l d a o r l g . o o a c o r t e  
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a c c e s o p e i e n l e  
u s a n d o c o r l a o n i l l a , h a c i a n u l c a a  
A L E J A D O D E L A G U A  
M A N T E N G A E L A P  
a l n e u q o t s a l l i h c u c s a l e u q o o t r o c o d a i s a m e d  
o l e p l e e t r o c a r o d a t r o c a l e u q r a t i v e a r a P . 1  
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n o  
a d e c u a a d c o e , i l t e e s  
v e l o c a i l t a d e c o r t l a a d s o r a p s a r a  
e s p e f u c e í f i c a  
m i n u u n t o , d u r a n t e c o r l a t a d o r a E n c i e n d a c u c h i l l a s .  
o r P q u e  
C o n d a e i r ® d . a d  
d i s e ñ a d m o e n t e  
e d a r e s a r t e t r a p a l e d s e d o l l e b a c l e e t r o c e r p m e i S  
a c e i t e f u e r a d e l a l c a n c e d e l o s n i ñ o s  
A R E S M E T I L C I . T  
. a r e u f a y a b i r r a a i c a h e n i e p l e e l a j y , n ó i c a r t s u l i  
a l n e e v e s o m o c l a t , r a g l u p y e c i d n í s o d e d s o l  
e r t n e o l a j ó c , o i r o s e c c a  
U C C I O I N N E S S T R  
y o l l e b a c l e r a t n a v e l a r a p s o d e d  
s u s o o r e b r a b e d e n i e p l e e s u  
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T O A R A  
e l  
M a n v t e e . n s g u y a a s e c o p a ñ u o n c o n a c e d i t e e  
e x c e e l s o L i m p i e c u c l h a i s l l a d s e . l a d o l o s s y s o b r e  
e t i e c a e u q i l p a y , o p r e u c u s e d s o j e l , o j a b a a c o b  
t o p a r a e l M a n t e n g a c o r l a t a d o u r a s . a d r e d e s p u é s  
l u b r i c a a n c t e e E i l t e g u p e l a á a . l u e g o  
A S  
G U A R D E E S T  
F i g . 2 :  
T E S C O R  
T E S C O N  
C O R O N I L L A S P L A N A S ,  
, a z e b a c a l e d a m i c n e o g r a l  
s á m o l l e b a c l e r a j e d e r e i u q i S  
e n i e p l e r a t i u q a r a P  
O L R A S U E D S E T N A  
S E N O I C C U R T S N I S A L S A D O T A E L  
: s e t n e i u g i s s a l  
s e l a u c s a l e r t n e , d a d i r u g e s e d s a c i s á b s e n o i c u a c e r p  
r a m o t e b e d e r p m e i s , s o ñ i n e d a i c n e s e r p a l n e  
e t n e m l a i c e p s e , s o c i r t c é l e s o t a r a p a e s u e u q e r p m e i S  
s a l e d s e t n e i d s o l n e e t n a c i r b u l e t i e c a e d s a t o g  
s a t n a u c s a n u o d n a c i l p a , o l l e b a c e d s e t r o c o r t a u c  
o s e r t e d s é u p s e d s a l e u q í r b u l , a m i t p ó n ó i c i d n o c  
n e a r o d a t r o c u s e d s a l l i h c u c s a l r e n e t n a m a r a P  
P E R F E C T O S C O R  
d e d o r a .  
o l i f l e d r o i r e f n i e t r a p  
a l n e o l e h c n á g n e y  
a b i r r a a z e b a c o l a g n é t  
- s o s , o i r o s e c c a e n i e p  
. r a s u a o l r e v l o v e d s e t n a e l b a c l e e c e r e d n e  
y e t n e m a t a i d e m n i o l e u g á p a , o t a r a p a l e o d n a s u á t s e  
s a r t n e i m a l l o r n e e s o a d e r n e e s e l b a c l e i S . o d a d e r n e  
á t s e o n o t a r a p a l e d e l b a c l e e u q e s e r ú g e s a e r p m e i S . 3 1  
m u
e u q o l l e b a c o d a i s a m e d r a j e d  
e v i t a r E á s t o p e i n e . m i e n t r a s r e s u l o l t s a d o s v e r i f i q u e  
P e l u  
C o n  
y e t n a r u d , s e t n a s a l l i h c u c s a l n e e t n a c i r b u l  
e t i e c a e u q i l p a e r p m e i s , s o m i t p ó s o d a t l u s e r a r P a  
f l e q u i l l o s o t l e í n n e e a r s l a d d e o s n , u c a d i s p a r e j o s .  
C u c h i l l a g r a n d e  
C u c h i l l a g r a n d e  
r o j e m s e e u q e s e d r é u c e R  
. o t r o c s á m o n u r o p o i r o s e c c a  
y a i c n e u c e r f n o c o l l e b a c l e e n i e p : s e l a n o i s e f o r p  
:
C U C H L I A L S L D A E S  
A N M T E N I M I E N T O  
s o l e d o l p m e j e l e a g i s , s o m i t p ó s o d a t l u s e r a r a P  
. o d n e i v o m  
e n i e p l e r a i b m a c e d e u p  
n é i b m a T . a c i t c á r p e d o c o p n u  
o i p i c n i r p l a a t i s e c e n o t s E . o i r  
n i v e l d e - s o e s a e d c o c a y m e n u i é e v p a l l a e h n a o c c i a n a ó i b s a e j r o . p  
s á m e u q i l p a , o t r o c s á m n ú a  
o l l e b a c e d e t r o c n u e r e i u q i S  
l e r a l b m a s n e a r a P  
S A L L I H C U C S A L E D N Ó I C A E N I L A  
n á t s e o d n a u c l e i p a l n e u q o t s a l l i h c u c s a l e u q e t i v E . 2 1  
E R v I F I Q U E . P E I N E .  
D E T É N G A S E .  
C u c h i l l a p e q u e ñ a  
o r e j a d e r
n i l o l o T r
. e l b a c l e  
O T N E I M I N E T N A M  
E D S E N O I C C U R T S N I  
S E T N A T R O P M I  
A I C N E T R E v D A D A D I R U G E S E D S A D I D E M  
: r a z e p m e e d s e t n A  
A B E L E L L O C E N S U C  
a l a e n r o t n o c a h c e r e d a j e r o a l a r a p o i r o s e c c a e n i e p l E •  
e f u h c n e s e d o g e u l , ” o d a a g A “ p n ó i c i s o p a l n e s e t s u j a  
s o l s o d o t e u q o l o c , o l r a t c e n o c s e d a r a P . o l r a f u h c n e  
o o i d n e c n i , n ó i c u c o r t c e l e , s a r u d a m e u q e d o g s e i r l e  
r i c u d e r a r a P  
A S A  
l a l e i p a l a r t n o c a l e u q ó l o c , ) o j u b i d l e e s a é v ( s é v e r  
l a a r o d a t r o c a l a g n e t s o s , s a l l i t a p s a l y a c u n a l n e  
o r e j a i z q u
F i g . 1 :  
A C E I T E E S P E C I A L  
A T R  
A R A C O R  
G U Í A D E C O N A I R P  
e d s e t n a e l b a c l a o t a r a p a l e e t c e n o c e r p m e i S . 1 1  
a l a e n r o t n o c a d r e i u q z i a j e r o a l a r a p o i r o s e c c a e n i e p l E •  
2. This should not be used by, on, or near children  
or individuals with certain disabilities.  
To remove comb attachments, place index finger  
and thumb as illustrated; then pull out and up.  
OR  
For the back of the neck and the sideburns, hold  
the clipper upside down (see above) and, holding  
it against the skin at the length desired, move the  
clipper downward.  
4. First, comb hair until it’s tangle-free. Then hold clipper  
in a comfortable grip. Now you’re ready to cut.  
SPECIAL OIL  
IMPORTANT SAFETY  
INSTRUCTIONS  
SAvE THESE  
USER-MAINTENANCE  
B) Just switch to a  
shorter attachment  
comb.  
Large blade (cutting comb)  
Blade screws  
3. Use this appliance only for its intended purpose  
as described in this manual. Do not use attachments  
not recommended by the manufacturer. Do not use  
an extension cord to operate this appliance.  
4. Never operate if cord or plug is damaged.  
If it is not working properly or if it has been  
dropped or damaged or dropped into water,  
return appliance to a service center for exami-  
nation and repair.  
5. Keep the cord away from heated surfaces.  
6. Never drop or insert any object into any opening  
on this appliance.  
7. Do not place appliance on any surface while it  
is operating.  
NOTE: Never push or shove the clipper  
through the hair to make it move more quickly.  
Professional experience shows that the clipper  
works most efficiently when it cuts through the  
hair at its own speed.  
INSTRUCTIONS  
MEDIUM TO LONG CUT  
INSTRUCTIONS  
When using electrical appliances, especially when  
children are present, basic safety precautions should  
always be taken, including the following:  
To begin with, cut only a small amount of hair until  
you become used to the length each attachment  
leaves the hair. Try the longest attachment on the  
clipper first. If you want a shorter cut, you can  
then use shorter combs.  
CARE OF YOUR CLIPPERS  
IF YOU DETERMINE THAT BLADE  
ALIGNMENT IS INCORRECT:  
Remember, it’s better  
to leave too much hair  
than too little. For longer  
hair on top, use the bar-  
ber comb and lift hair on  
the top of the head, cut-  
ting over the comb. Or  
hold the hair between  
the fingers and cut to  
desired length. Always  
working from the front  
to the back of the head;  
gradually cut the hair  
shorter by reducing  
the space between the  
STOP. COMB. CHECK.  
For best results, do as the professionals do: comb hair  
often, and check clipping results as you comb. This  
way you avoid uneven sides, bangs, neckline, etc.  
Small blade (cutter)  
OPERATING  
Hair Cut  
Styling Kit  
Cutting Comb (large blade)  
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INSTRUCTIONS  
To maintain the blades of your Conair clipper  
in peak condition, oil them after every three or  
four haircuts. Gently place a few drops of oil on  
the teeth of the blades, using the special Conair  
oil included with your set. Turn the clipper on for  
a minute, then turn off. This light, natural oil was  
To begin cutting hair:  
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS  
BEFORE USING  
KEEP AWAY FROM WATER  
This appliance is intended for household use only.  
Use on Alternating Current (120V AC/60Hz) only.  
This appliance has a polarized plug (one blade is  
wider than the other). As a safety feature, this plug  
will fit into the outlet only one way. If the plug does  
not fit fully into the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still  
does not fit, contact a qualified electrician to install  
the proper outlet. Do not attempt to defeat this  
safety feature.  
1. The hair should be combed in its natural direction.  
Cutter  
MAINTENANCE OF THE BLADE  
• Short attachment comb (number 1) cuts hair to 1/8"  
(3.175mm).  
(small blade)  
SHORT CUTS TO PERFECT  
2. Using the largest attachment comb, trim sides  
from the bottom upwards. Hold clipper lightly  
against the hair with  
Always apply oil to the blades before, dur-  
ing and after use. This will ensure maximum  
cutting performance. Hold clipper away from your  
body in a downward position and apply oil on the  
front and sides of the cutter blade. Wipe excess  
oil off with a soft dry cloth. Keep oil away from  
children.  
Fig. 2:  
1/32" to 1/16"  
FLAT TOPS, CREW CUTS, ETC.  
• Medium-Short attachment comb (number 2) cuts hair to  
1/4" (6.350mm).  
*The top edge of the cutting comb should be 1/32”  
to 1/16” (.79 mm. to 1.59 mm.) higher than the  
top edge of the cutter. This is important so that the  
clipper does not cut too close, or come in contact  
with the skin.  
Always cut from the back of the neck to the crown,  
using the longest comb setting.  
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teeth of the attach-  
ment comb pointing  
upward, yet flat against  
the head. Gradually lift  
the clipper upward and  
outward through the  
hair, trimming just a  
little at a time.  
formulated specifically for the Conair high-speed  
DANGER –  
any appliance is electri-  
• Medium-Long attachment comb (number 3) cuts hair to  
3/8" (9.525mm).  
clipper. Because it is the right oil to use, it will not  
slow down the blades. Never use any other product;  
there is no substitute for Conair oil.  
cally live, even when the switch is off.  
To reduce the risk of death or injury by electric  
shock:  
Hold the comb attachment flat against the head  
and slowly move the clipper up through the hair.  
Use the same technique for the sides, cutting from  
the bottom to the upper side of the head.  
8. Do not use appliance with a damaged or broken  
comb or with teeth missing from the blades as  
injury may occur. Before use, make certain blades  
are aligned properly.  
• Long attachment comb (number 4) cuts hair to 1/2"  
(12.700mm).  
Keep oil away from children.  
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Your new Conair® haircut kit has everything you  
need to achieve professional haircuts at home.  
Its powerful new D.C. motor clipper, with adjust-  
able taper control and engineered stainless steel  
blade for cutting thick fine hair. Also included are 9  
attachment combs for different hair lengths (includ-  
ing left and right ear combs), barber scissors, a  
barber comb with straight teeth, a full length barber  
cape, It also comes with lubricating oil, a cleaning  
brush and a blade guard for easy maintenance of  
the clipper blades.  
Conair hair clippers are carefully inspected to  
*The extreme left-hand tooth of the cutting comb  
must cover or be to the extreme left hand of the  
first small tooth of the cutter.  
1. Unplug this appliance before cleaning.  
2. Do not place or store appliance where it can fall  
or be pulled into a tub or sink.  
3. Do not use while bathing or in a shower.  
4. Do not place in, or drop into water or other liquid.  
5. Do not reach for an appliance that has fallen into  
water. Unplug immediately.  
6. Always unplug this appliance from electrical  
outlet immediately after using.  
insure that the blades are in perfect alignment. You  
will need to realign the blades after removing them  
for cleaning or replacement, or if they should be  
knocked out of alignment. How can you tell if the  
blades need realigning? Simply match them up,  
point for point, to conform with the drawing below.  
• Long attachment comb (number 5) cuts hair to 5/8"  
(15.875mm).  
comb or fingers and the head. Comb often to check  
for uneven strands, and to get rid of trimmed hair.  
(See “Care of your Clippers.”)  
9. Do not use outdoors or operate where aerosol  
(spray) products are being used or where oxygen is  
being administered.  
10. Never operate the appliance with the air open-  
ings blocked or while on a soft surface, such as  
a bed or couch, where the air openings may be  
blocked. Keep the air openings free of lint, hair, and  
other debris.  
• Long attachment comb (number 6) cuts hair to 3/4"  
(19.050mm).  
*Be sure that the extreme right hand big tooth of  
the cutter touches the extreme right hand tooth of  
the cutting comb.  
Repeat around sides  
and back of head.  
OUTLINING:  
• Long attachment comb (number 7) cuts hair to 7/8"  
(22.225mm).  
Outlining requires no attachments. Comb hair into  
the desired style. Position the clipper between the  
sideburns and the ear (see below), making sure  
the corner edge of the blade is against the hairline.  
With the outline of the hair as your guide, slowly  
move the clipper over, around and behind the ears.  
If you want hair to be  
even shorter:  
Any other servicing should be performed by an autho-  
rized service representative because this appliance  
has no user serviceable parts. The product is for  
household use.  
To replace cutting comb and cutter after removal  
for cleaning, replacement or, because they are out  
of alignment, slide the cutter back onto the black  
plastic oscillating head. Next, you must make sure  
that the cutter (small blade) and the cutting comb  
(large blade) are properly aligned. Line up the new  
or existing cutting comb with the two screw holes.  
Place the original screws, one in each hole, and  
lightly tighten with a Phillips head screwdriver.  
• Left ear attachment  
comb lightly tapers over  
left ear.  
A) Apply more pres-  
sure to the head with  
the attachment comb  
that is in place. This  
takes a little practice, of  
course.  
For the front to the crown, cut the hair against the  
direction in which it grows. Then even it up with  
the sides.  
Do not pull, twist, or wrap line cord around appliance.  
11. Always attach plug to appliance first, then to  
outlet. To disconnect, turn all controls to “OFF”,  
then remove plug from outlet.  
• Right ear attachment  
comb lightly tapers over  
right ear.  
THE CONAIR GUIDE  
TO CUTTING HAIR AT HOME  
Beforeyoustart:  
1. Inspect your clipper. Make sure it’s free of hair and  
dirt, properly oiled, and r  
unning smoothly.  
2. Place the barber cape around the neck of the  
person getting a haircut.  
3. Seat the person so that his or her head is at your  
eye level.This gives you greater visibility and control.  
DO NOT REACH  
For a flat top, use the flat comb, not the attachment  
comb. Just cut hair on top of the head over the flat  
comb. (see above).  
INTO THE WATER  
12. Avoid skin contact with moving blades.  
Attach combs by  
holding them teeth up, then snapping onto the  
bottom of the clipper blade.  
13. When using the appliance with its cord, be mind-  
ful of tangles or kinks in the cord. If the cord does  
become tangled during use, turn the unit off and  
straighten cord before operating again.  
WARNING –  
To reduce the risk of  
burns, electric shock, fire, or injury to persons:  
To taper hair down to the neckline, use attachment  
comb #1. Comb hair and check for uneven spots.  
Outline sideburns and neck areas (see “Outlining”).  
1. This appliance should never be left unattended  
when plugged in. Do not pull, twist, or wrap line  
cord around appliance.  
Instructions for Care and Use  
Model HC245Z  
 

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