Panasonic ESLF71 - Manual (Page 9)

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Follow the steps outlined below if the status
lamp blinks or glows
Blinks Glows
Correctly set the
detergent cartridge and
then restart a course. Remove the shaver from the self‑
cleaning recharger and then
check that the [CLEAN] lamp has
gone out. (Be careful as the blade
may be hot or wet.) Check that
the water tank is correctly
attached, the water tank cap is
securely closed and the self‑
cleaning recharger is placed
horizontally.
If the status lamp goes
out
Continue a course.
When an abnormality has
been corrected When no abnormality was
found
Remove the AC adaptor
from a household outlet. It is time to replace the
detergent cartridge and
cleaning liquid inside the water
tank. Wash away the old
cleaning liquid and then rinse
the water tank and then refill it
with water. Replace the old
detergent cartridge and then
restart the course.
When the status lamp
goes out When the status lamp glows
again
Continue a course. Contact an authorized service
center.
 Cleaning the shaver without the self‑cleaning recharger
1. Disconnect the power cord from the shaver.
. Apply some hand soap and some water to
the outer foil.
. Rotate the lock ring to unlock the power
switch.
4. Press the power switch for more than 
seconds to activate the sonic vibration
cleaning mode.
The battery capacity lamps blink in order.
After about 0 seconds, it will be
automatically turned off, or you can turn it
off by pressing the power switch.
5. Remove the outer foil section and press the
power switch for more than  seconds to
activate the sonic vibration cleaning mode
and clean it with running water.
6. Wipe off any drops of water with a dry cloth.
7. Dry the outer foil section and the shaver
completely.
. Attach the outer foil section to the shaver.
9. Lubricate the shaver.
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Drying the shaver with the self‑cleaning recharger
1. Attach the outer foil section to the shaver.
. Dry the shaver with self‑cleaning recharger using “Dry/
Charge” course.
. Lubricate the shaver.
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