Remington Electric Shaver MC R 830 User Guide

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MC  
Use and  
Care Guide  
R-830  
R-835  
 
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Product Features  
(A) Head & cutter assembly  
(B) ON/OFF button  
Shaver Parts  
(C) Power port  
(D) Trimmer button  
(E) Head guard  
(F) Cleaning brush  
(E)  
(G)  
(A)  
(G) Storage pouch (Model R-835)  
(F)  
(B)  
Easy-View® Trimmer  
(C)  
(D)  
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How to Use  
Usage Tips  
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Please refer to your Safety Instructions  
before operating your shaver.  
Avoid holding the shaver at an angle so  
only one head touches the skin. This  
could cause skin irritation.  
Use short, circular  
strokes. Use your free  
hand to stretch your skin.  
This encourages your  
whiskers to stand out,  
making it easier for them  
to enter the cutting chamber.  
It is not necessary to apply pressure  
while shaving, just let the shaver glide  
lightly on your skin. Never press hard.  
Pressing only flattens your whiskers,  
which makes it harder for them to enter  
the cutting chamber. It will also wear out  
the cutting surface more quickly. A gentle  
touch makes shaving easier and helps  
avoid possible skin irritation.  
Operating the Easy-View  
Getting a close,  
Trimmer  
comfortable shave  
The Easy-View®pop-up trimmer extends to  
trim mustache, sideburns, etc.  
Remington shavers need no adjustments to  
their heads or cutters before you shave. The  
heads will automatically adjust to the con-  
tours of your face.  
Removing the Headguard  
Before operating your shaver, remove the  
headguard, which protects the screen and  
cutter assembly. It is important to remove  
the headguard correctly to avoid damaging  
the clips that hold it to the shaver.  
1. Press lightly on the top of the headguard.  
2. Lift the lower rear edge.  
Trimmer is turned off until it is extended  
for use.  
Push the trimmer  
button up to pop up  
the trimmer.  
Adjusting to your new shaver  
As with every shaver, your shave will  
improve over time. So allow about three  
weeks to develop an effective shaving style  
and for your beard to adjust to the new  
shaver. The adaptation period may take a  
little longer if your skin is sensitive, or if  
you alternate between shaving methods.  
Hold the shaver  
with the trimmer  
toward you when  
trimming.  
3. Pull the headguard away from the  
shaver.  
! Always keep the protective head guard on  
the shaver head and keep the trimmer in the  
OFF position when the shaver is not in use.  
After trimming, pull the trimmer button  
downward into the OFF position. Leave it  
in the down position when not in use.  
Before you begin:  
Wait at least 15 minutes  
after getting up before  
ON/OFF Switch  
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To activate the shaver, press in the locking  
bar while pushing the power button up.  
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shaving to ensure the  
face is free of puffiness  
that may be present from  
sleeping.  
Make sure your face  
is clean and dry before  
starting.  
Always use a clean, dry  
shaver.  
Make sure the cutter head  
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To Trim  
Trim mustache  
Power System  
Corded shavers can only be used while  
they are plugged into an electrical outlet.  
Use the shaver heads to trim the lower  
edge of your mustache. Hold shaver at  
desired trim line for a quick, easy,  
professional trim.  
Use the pop-up trimmer  
for the upper edge of your  
mustache. Extend the  
trimmer and touch the  
edge of it to the desired  
line.  
Corded Operation of the  
R-830 and R-835  
Slide the power button down to the OFF  
position.  
assembly is in the locked position.  
Connect the supplied AC power cord to  
the shaver’s power port and then to an  
electrical outlet.  
To Shave  
Push the ON/OFF button to  
activate the shaver for  
shaving.  
Trim sideburns  
Hold the shaver so all the  
heads touch your face  
together. This allows the  
shaver to work the way  
it was designed for the  
closest shave and minimum  
wear.  
Extend the trimmer and touch  
the edge of it to the desired  
trim line.  
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Cleaning and Maintenance  
To assure smooth, efficient performance, it  
is important to clean your shaver.  
! Important: Make sure to align the two  
locating holes in the Cutter Retainer  
assembly with the pins in the Head Frame  
Assembly. (See illustration below). Then  
tighten center screw knob to lock the  
cutters into place.  
Cleaning Cautions  
When is it Time to Replace  
Your Heads and Cutters?  
It is very important to replace your  
heads and cutters when necessary to  
ensure a close, comfortable shave with-  
out irritation. We recommend they be  
replaced every 12 months. Here are  
some signs of head and cutter wear,  
indicating that replacement is needed.  
The construction of this shaver is for  
dry operation only. It is not water-  
proof. Never put the shaver in part or  
completely into water.  
Daily  
Brush inside the  
head assembly after  
each use:  
Never clean the shaver or replace the  
cutters while it is plugged into an  
electrical outlet.  
Do not use an aggressive cleansing  
agent as this may destroy the shaver  
coatings.  
Do not clean or remove the head assem-  
bly while the shaver is running or plugged  
in, as it may cause damage to the unit's  
heads or cutters.  
Replace head assembly on the shaver  
simply by pushing it onto the shaver.  
1. Turn the shaver off.  
2. Grip the head  
assembly by the  
three ridges and  
pull it off the  
Cover shaver head with plastic headguard  
between uses. When removing the head-  
guard or placing it back onto the shaver,  
do not apply pressure to floating cutter  
surfaces, as you may damage them.  
Irritation  
As the heads get excessively worn you may  
experience some skin irritation. This would  
be especially noticeable when you apply  
after-shave lotion.  
shaver.  
3. Use the cleaning  
brush to sweep  
out the internal  
part of the head  
assembly and the  
hair pocket area,  
where 3 shaver  
spindles are located.  
4. Replace head  
assembly.  
Replace worn or damaged parts with  
Pulling  
Remington® replacement parts only.  
When the cutters wear you may feel a  
sense of pulling and a loss of closeness  
when you shave. This is an indication that it  
is time to replace your heads and cutters.  
Cutter retainer  
assembly  
Center  
screw  
knob  
The replacement parts for your shaver is  
model SP-16.  
Locating holes  
Weekly  
U.S. residents: To order, contact  
us at 800-736-4648, visit us at  
your local retailer.  
Clean under the cutter assembly at least  
once a week:  
Head/frame  
assembly  
1. Turn the shaver off.  
2. Open the head assembly as above.  
3. Unscrew the center screw knob to  
remove the cutter retainer assembly.  
4. Use the cleaning brush to sweep the dust  
and hairs from under the cutters.  
5. Replace head assembly.  
Canadian residents: For any shaver  
accessory requirements, please call  
800-268-0425 or visit us at  
Floating  
cutter  
Locating pins  
heads  
Lubricate  
Remington® Shaver Saver® Lubricant (SP-4)  
lubricates and cleans your shaver's cutters  
and head assembly. The lubricant helps  
remove hair clippings while reducing wear.  
A quick spray after each shave keeps your  
shaver operating at peak performance.  
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Performance Guarantee  
This warranty does not cover products  
damaged by the following:  
This warranty gives you specific legal rights  
and you may also have other rights which  
vary from state to state or province to  
province. Some states do not allow the  
exclusion or limitation of incidental, special  
or consequential damages.  
120 VAC, 60 Hz  
Full Two-Year Warranty  
Spectrum Brands, Inc. warrants this product  
against any defects that are due to faulty  
material or workmanship for a two-year  
period from the original date of consumer  
purchase. This warranty does not include  
damage to the product resulting from  
accident or misuse.  
Accident, misuse, abuse or alteration  
of the product  
U.S. Patents: D486,942: 5,390,416;  
5,408,749  
Canadian Patents: D100892: 2,091,039;  
2,114,923; 2,111,626  
Servicing by unauthorized persons  
Use with unauthorized accessories  
REMINGTON & MICROFLEX are trademarks  
of ROVCAL, INC.  
Connecting it to incorrect current  
and voltage  
Performace Guarantee  
Spectrum Brands, Inc. Money-back Offer  
If within 30 days after you have purchased  
your Remington® branded product, you are  
not satisfied and would like a refund, return  
it with the sales slip indicating purchase  
price and date of purchase to the retailer  
from whom it was purchased. Spectrum  
Brands, Inc. will reimburse all retailers who  
accept the product within 30 days from the  
date of purchase. If you have any questions  
concerning the money-back guarantee,  
please call 800-736-4648.  
If the product should become defective  
within the warranty period, we will repair it  
or elect to replace it free of charge. Return  
your product and sales receipt with your  
name, address and day time phone number  
to: Spectrum Brands, Inc. , Attention:  
Consumer Services, 601 Rayovac Drive,  
Madison, WI 53711. For more information  
call 800-736-4648.  
Wrapping cord around appliance  
causing premature wear & breakage  
Questions or comments:  
Call 800-736-4648 in U.S. or  
800-268-0425 in Canada.  
Any other conditions beyond our control  
SPECTRUM BRANDS, INC. SHALL NOT BE  
RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL,  
SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES  
RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS  
PRODUCT. ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES  
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED  
WARRANTIES OF FITNESS AND  
MERCHANTABILITY, ARE LIMITED IN  
DURATION TO TWO YEARS FROM DATE  
OF ORIGINAL PURCHASE.  
Dist. by: Spectrum Brands, Inc.,  
Madison, WI 53711  
Dist. by: Rayovac Canada Inc.,  
Mississauga, ON L4W 2T7  
Warranty excludes:  
Screens and cutters  
© 2005 ROVCAL, INC.  
09/05 Job #CS28879  
P/N15486  
KEEP ORIGINAL SALES RECEIPT AS  
PROOF OF PURCHASE FOR WARRANTY  
PURPOSES.  
MADE IN CHINA  
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