Parts identification, Important – Panasonic ESWD22 User Manual

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Thank you for choosing a Panasonic WET/DRY epilator.
With our WET/DRY technology, you can enjoy using your
Panasonic epilator dry or in the shower or bath for
gentle and easy epilation.
Please read all instructions before use.

Parts identification

A

Protection cap

B

Fast cap

C

Gentle cap (

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1

Foam wiper

2

Skin protector

3

Cap release rib

D

Epilation head for legs/

arms

4

Epilation discs

E

Main body

5

Head release button

6

OFF/ON switch

7

Charging light

8

Socket

Accessories:

F

Charger (RE7‑46)

(Do not use chargers
other than the one
provided.)

G

Cleaning brush

H

Pouch

Quick steps for epilating

1

Charging

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2

Selecting the head

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3

Epilating

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Important

The appliance can be used for wet or dry epilation. The
following is the symbol for a wet epilator. It means that the
appliance can be used in a bath or shower.

Make sure skin is clean before and after use.
In the following cases, please consult your physician.

Having eczema, rashes, sensitive skin, proneness to
infections, varicose veins, diabetes, hemophilia, poor blood
clotting or other skin conditions

The following might result in bacteria entering the skin and
cause damage and inflammation.

Using just before swimming and sports activities
Sharing with other persons

Always attach an epilation head and its cap to the epilator
when turning on. Failure to do so might cause finger injury,
hair entanglement in the spinning gears or mechanical
malfunction.
The following might cause sensitive skin damage, injury,
inflammation, pain, bleeding, and severe pain.

Using the appliance if the epilation discs, the skin protector,
the fast cap or the gentle cap have been damaged.
Using on or near your face, genitals, warts, pimples,
bruises, rashes, wounds or loose skin.
Using around moles.
Applying strong pressure to the skin, repeatedly moving
over the same area or using a jabbing motion.
Using before or during menstruation, pregnancy, about one
month after giving birth.
Using when ill, sunburned, etc.


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