Manual Philips PQ182 Shaver

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Note: Your skin may need 2 or 3 weeks to get

accustomed to the Philips shaving system.

4 Push the on/off slide downwards to

switch off the shaver.

5 Clean the shaver after every

shave, see chapter ‘Cleaning and

maintenance’.

6 Put the protection cap on the shaver

after use to prevent damage and to

avoid dirt accumulation in the shaving

heads (Fig. 9).

Cleaning and maintenance

Never use scouring pads, abrasive cleaning

agents or aggressive liquids such as petrol

or acetone to clean the appliance.

Clean the shaver after every shave to

guarantee better shaving performance. For

the best cleaning result, we advise you to

use Philips Cleaning Spray (HQ110). Ask

your Philips dealer for information.

After every shave: shaving unit

and hair chamber

1 Switch off the shaver.

2 Clean the top of the appliance with

the cleaning brush supplied (Fig. 10).

3 Pull the shaving unit straight up off the

shaver (Fig. 11).

4 Clean the inside of the shaving unit

with the cleaning brush (Fig. 12).

5 Clean the hair chamber with the

cleaning brush (Fig. 13).

6 Put the shaving unit back onto the

shaver (Fig. 14).

Every two months: shaving heads

Note: Do not use cleaning agents or alcohol

to clean the shaving heads. Only use Philips

Cleaning Spray (HQ110).

1 Switch off the shaver.

2 Pull the shaving unit straight up off the

shaver (Fig. 15).

3 To remove the retaining frame,

push the sides of the central spring

towards each other (1).Then lift the

retaining frame out of the shaving unit

(2) (Fig. 16).

4 Slide the shaving heads out of the

retaining frame. Remove and clean

one shaving head at a time. Each

shaving head consists of a cutter and a

guard (Fig. 17).

Note: Do not clean more than one cutter

and guard at a time, since they are matching

sets. If you accidentally mix up the cutters

and guards, it may take several weeks before

optimal shaving performance is restored.

5 Remove the guard from the

cutter (Fig. 18).

6 Clean the cutter with the short-

bristled side of the cleaning brush.

Brush carefully in the direction of the

arrows (Fig. 19).

7 Clean the guard with the long-bristled

side of the cleaning brush (Fig. 20).

8 Put the cutter back into the guard

after cleaning (Fig. 21).

9 Slide the shaving heads back into the

retaining frame (Fig. 22).

10 Put the retaining frame back into the

shaving unit (‘click’) (Fig. 23).

11 Put the shaving unit back onto the

shaver (Fig. 24).

Storage

Keep the appliance dry.

Use and store the appliance at a

temperature between 5°C and 35°C.

1 Switch off the shaver.

2 Put the protection cap on the shaver

after use to prevent damage and to

avoid dirt accumulation in the shaving

heads (Fig. 25).

Replacement

Replace the shaving heads every two years

for optimal shaving results.

Replace damaged or worn shaving heads

with Philips shaving heads only (HQ4+ for

China or HQ56 for the rest of the world).

For instructions on how to remove the

shaving heads, see chapter ‘Cleaning and

maintenance’, section ‘Every two months:

shaving heads’.

Accessories

To retain top performance of your shaver,

make sure you clean it regularly and replace

its shaving heads at the recommended time.

Shaving heads

- We advise you to replace your shaving

heads every two years. Always replace

them with Philips shaving heads only

(HQ4+ for China or HQ56 for the

rest of the world) (Fig. 26).

Cleaning

- Use Philips Cleaning Spray (HQ110) to

clean the shaving heads thoroughly.

Environment

- Do not throw away the appliance

with the normal household waste at

the end of its life, but hand it in at an

ofcial collection point for recycling.

By doing this, you help to preserve the

environment (Fig. 27).

- The built-in rechargeable battery

contains substances that may pollute

the environment. Always remove the

battery before you discard and hand

in the appliance at an ofcial collection

point. Dispose of the battery at an

ofcial collection point for batteries.

If you have trouble removing the

battery, you can also take the appliance

to a Philips service centre. The staff

of this centre will remove the battery

for you and will dispose of it in an

environmentally safe way (Fig. 28).

Removing the rechargeable

battery

Only remove the rechargeable battery

when it is completely empty.

1 Make sure the appliance is

disconnected from the mains.

2 Let the shaver run until it stops, undo

the screw on the back of the shaver

(1) and lift the back panel off the

shaver (2) (Fig. 29).

3 Remove the rechargeable

battery (Fig. 30).

Do not connect the shaver to the mains

again after you have removed the battery.

Guarantee and support

If you need service or support, please visit

www.philips.com/support or read the

separate worldwide guarantee leaet.

Guarantee restrictions

The shaving heads (cutters and guards)

are not covered by the terms of the

international guarantee because they are

subject to wear.

Troubleshooting

This chapter summarises the most common

problems you could encounter with the

appliance. If you are unable to solve the

problem with the information below, visit

www.philips.com/support for a list of

frequently asked questions or contact the

Consumer Care Centre in your country.

Problem Possible

cause

Solution

The

shaver

does not

shave as

well as it

used to.

The

shaving

heads are

dir ty. You

have not

cleaned the

shaver well

enough

or you

have not

cleaned it

for a long

time.

Clean the

shaver thor-

oughly before

you continue

shaving. See

chapter

‘Cleaning and

maintenance’.

Long hairs

obstruct

the shaving

heads.

Clean the

cutters and

guards with

the cleaning

brush supplied.

See chapter

‘Cleaning and

maintenance’,

section ‘Every

two months:

shaving heads’.

The

shaving

heads are

damaged

or worn.

Replace the

shaving heads.

See chapter

‘Replacement’.

Problem Possible

cause

Solution

The

shaver

does not

work

when I

push the

on/off

slide up-

wards.

The

battery is

empty.

Recharge the

battery. See

chapter ‘Charg-

ing’.

My

skin is

irritated

after

shaving.

Your skin

needs time

to get

used to

the Philips

shaving

system.

Skin irritation

during the rst

2-3 weeks of

use is pos-

sible. After this

period, the skin

irritation usu-

ally disappears.

The

rotation

speed of

the shav-

ing heads

is slower

than

usual.

Too much

dirt has

collected

in the

shaving

heads.

Clean the

shaving heads.

See chapter

‘Cleaning and

maintenance’.

The

battery is

empty

Recharge the

battery. See

chapter ‘Charg-

ing’.

The ap-

pliance

makes a

strange

noise.

Too much

dirt has

collected

in the

shaving

heads.

Clean the

shaving heads.

After cleaning,

lubricate the

central point

on the inside of

the guards with

Philips Cleaning

Spray(HQ110).

See chapter

‘Cleaning and

maintenance’.

The

shaving

heads are

damaged

or worn.

Replace the

shaving heads.

See chapter

‘Replacement’.

Rating

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