Andrew Barton POWER PRO-DRY 5129ABBU Manual - Página 6
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Imprimir páginaINSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
• Ensure the hair is towelled dry and combed through to remove
tangles prior to styling.
• Plug the appliance into a suitable mains socket.
• Select the required heat and speed settings.
• ALWAYS ensure to keep hair away from the rear filter to prevent it
being sucked into the fan as this may cause the dryer to overheat.
• Use the high heat / high speed settings (II/III) for initial drying and
the low heat / low speed settings (I) to finish drying and for styling.
• Set styled hair with cool air using the cool shot button.
• For additional control when styling, attach the concentrator nozzle
and using the low heat / low speed settings (I), direct the airflow
along the surface of the hair to be dried.
• After use, switch off and unplug the appliance. Allow to cool
before storing away.
STYLING TIPS
Add extra body and volume to the hair by directing the airflow
towards the roots and use a brush to hold up each hair section
while drying for maximum lift. For a smooth straight look, divide
the hair into sections and with the concentrator nozzle attached,
use a brush to hold the hair taut as you dry.
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
To keep your hairdryer in the best possible condition and
maintain optimum performance, the rear filter should be cleaned
on a regular basis.
• Ensure the appliance is switched off, unplugged and cool.
• To remove the filter, simply turn it gently then lift away from the
dryer. Using a soft brush, clean any hair and debris from the rear
mesh of the dryer and the rear filter itself.
• Replace the rear filter before using the dryer again.
Care of your dryer
• Do not use the dryer at a stretch from the power point. Stretching
the connection between the lead and the dryer can be dangerous.
• Always keep the rear of the dryer away from your hair during use
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