Sonicare HX3806/31 Manual de utilizare

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Important safety information
Only use the product for its intended purpose. Read this
important information carefully before you use the
product and its batteries and accessories, and save it for
future reference. Misuse can lead to hazards or serious
injuries.
Warnings
- Keep the charger away from water.
- After cleaning, make sure the charger is completely
dry before you connect it to the wall socket.
- This appliance can be used by children and persons
with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities
or lack of experience and knowledge if they have
been given supervision or instruction concerning use
of the appliance in a safe way and understand the
hazards involved. Cleaning and user maintenance
shall not be made by children without supervision.
- Children shall not play with the appliance.
- Only use original Philips accessories or consumables.
Only use charger provided with the product. If
supplied, only use the original USB cable and USB
power supply unit.
- Do not charge the product outdoors or near heated
surfaces.
- Do not clean any part of the product in the
dishwasher.
- To avoid physical injury, do not fill the reservoir with
hot water. Do not put foreign objects in the reservoir.
- The maximum altitude of use is 4500 meters.
- This product has only been designed for cleaning
teeth and gums.
- Do not use it for any other purpose (for e.g. eyes, nose
and ears).
- Stop using the appliance and consult your
dentist/doctor if excessive bleeding occurs after use, if
bleeding continues to occur after 1 week of use or if
you experience discomfort or pain.
- If you have had oral or gum surgery in the previous 2
months, consult your dentist before you use this
appliance.
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- If you have a pacemaker or other implanted device,
contact your doctor or the manufacturer of the
implanted device prior to use.
- If you have medical concerns, consult your doctor
before you use this appliance.
- This appliance is a personal care device and is not
intended for use on multiple patients in a dental
practice or institution.
- Charge and use the product at a temperature
between 5 °C and 40 °C (41 °F and 104 °F).
Battery safety instructions
- This appliance contains batteries that are only to be
removed by skilled persons
- Only use the product for its intended purpose. Read
this information carefully before you use the product
and its batteries and accessories, and save it for future
reference. Misuse can lead to hazards or serious
injuries. Accessories supplied may vary for different
products.
- Only use original Philips accessories and consumables.
Only use detachable supply unit WAAxxxx.
- Keep product and batteries away from fire and do not
expose them to direct sunlight or high temperatures.
- If the product becomes abnormally hot or smelly,
changes color or if charging takes longer than usual,
stop using and charging the product and contact
Philips.
- Do not place products and their batteries in
microwave ovens or on induction cookers.
- Do not open, modify, pierce, damage or dismantle the
product or battery to prevent batteries from heating
up or releasing toxic or hazardous substances. Do not
short-circuit, overcharge or reverse charge batteries.
- This appliance contains batteries that are non-
replaceable. When the battery is at end of life, the
appliance shall be properly disposed of, see section on
recycling.
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- To avoid accidental short-circuiting of batteries after
removal, do not let battery terminals come into
contact with metal object (e.g. coins, hairpins, rings).
Do not wrap batteries in aluminium foil. Tape battery
terminals or put batteries in a plastic bag before you
discard them.
Storage and transportation conditions
Temperature -10°C to 60°C (14°F to 140°F).
Electromagnetic fields (EMF)
This Philips appliance complies with all applicable
standards and regulations regarding exposure to
electromagnetic fields.
The following symbols may appear on the product:
Read Operator’s Manual.
Detachable Power Supply Part:The "xxxxxx" indicates the
model number of the approved chargers to be used.
Introduction
Welcome to Philips! Congratulations on your new
Sonicare Cordless Power Flosser. To fully benefit from the
support that Philips offers, register your product at
philips.com/welcome.
Intended Use
The Philips Sonicare Cordless Power Flosser is an oral
irrigator intended to remove plaque and food debris
between teeth and on the tooth surface in order to
reduce tooth decay and improve and maintain gum
health. This product is intended for consumer home use,
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normally used at least once a day. Use by children should
be with adult supervision.
Your Philips Sonicare Power Flosser
1 Nozzle
2 Nozzle rotator
3 Nozzle release button
4 On/off button
5 Intensity indicator
6 Intensity button
7 Mode indicator (Specific models only)
8 Mode button (Specific models only)
9 Battery indicator light
10 Charging port/cover
11 In-Reservoir Nozzle Storage
12 Reservoir
13 Reservoir fill door
14 Nozzle case (Specific models only)
15 Travel pouch (Specific models only)
16 USB-A to small plug
17 USB-A power adapter (Specific models only)
Note: The contents of the box may not include all items
shown depending on the product configuration
purchased.
Nozzles
To see what type of nozzles you have, check the code at
the base of the nozzle. Each nozzle type provides
different benefits.
Nozzle label F1 F2 F3
Nozzle Name Standard nozzle Comfort nozzle Quad Stream
nozzle
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Benefit Standard nozzle
with a single
stream of water
for removing
debris and
plaque.
Soft rubber
nozzle for
comfort and ease
of positioning for
those with
sensitive gums.
Soft rubber
nozzle that
directs water into
a cross-shaped
stream that
gently removes
plaque for an
effortlessly
thorough clean.
Note: The contents of the box may not include all items
shown depending on the product configuration
purchased.
Modes and intensities
Modes (Specific models only)
Depending on your model, your Cordless Power Flosser is
equipped with either one or two different modes. If you
have a device with two modes, press the mode button to
toggle between standard clean mode and deep clean
mode to select your desired mode. If you have a device
with one mode, it is already in the clean mode.
Clean (2000 and 3000 Series)
This mode, with pacer, provides constant water pressure
for a great clean.
The pacer indicates when you are supposed to move to
the next section of your mouth via a short pause in the
waterflow every 15 seconds.
This Cordless Power Flosser comes with the pacer
activated.
To activate or deactivate the pacer
With the Cordless Power Flosser off, press and hold the
intensity selection button for 3 seconds.
- When deactivated, the battery indicator light will
flash amber once
- When activated, the battery indicator light will flash
green twice
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Deep clean (3000 Series)
This mode utilizes Pulse Wave technology, to guide you
tooth by tooth, using strong and gentle pulses of water
for a thorough clean.
With Pulse Wave technology the flow of the water
increases and decreases in intensity, providing a brief
pause during which you can move the nozzle to the next
space between your teeth.
Intensities
Your Cordless Power Flosser comes with three different
intensity settings. To change the intensity to the setting
you prefer, press the intensity button.
Note: It is recommended to start using this Power Flosser
on the lowest intensity and increase the intensity over the
course of a few weeks.
Getting Started
Charging your Cordless Power Flosser
1Gently pull and rotate the charging port cover on the
back of the Cordless Power Flosser to expose the
charging port .
2Plug the USB-A cable into the charging port on the
back of the Cordless Power Flosser.
Note: Make sure the handle is completely dry before
you connect the USB-A cable.
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3Connect the USB-A cable into a 5V USB wall adapter.
Note: Wall adapter not included in all models. Only
use a 5V IPX4 adapter.
4The battery indicator flashes while charging (see
'Charging').
Note: It can take up to 8 hours to fully charge the battery,
but you can use the Cordless Power Flosser before it is
fully charged.
Note: Replace the charging port cover on the Cordless
Power Flosser when not actively charging.
Filling the Reservoir
Fill the reservoir with lukewarm water. There are two easy
ways to fill the reservoir.
Note: When filling reservoir, do not exceed the max fill
line.
Note: Remove the charger from the Cordless Power
Flosser prior to filling the reservoir and using the device.
Option 1:
Lift the flip top to the side of the reservoir and fill the
reservoir through the quick side fill port.
Option 2:
1Twist to detach the reservoir and fill the reservoir
through the wide mouth opening.
2Fill the reservoir.
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3Twist the reservoir to reattach.
Inserting and removing nozzles
Insert your preferred nozzle into the handle. Press the
nozzle down until you hear a "click".
Note: Ensure the nozzle is fully inserted and flush with
the top of the device.
To remove the nozzle, press the nozzle release button
and pull the nozzle from the handle.
Using your Cordless Power Flosser
1Before turning on the device, point the nozzle tip at
the sink. Press the on/off button on the handle to turn
on the Cordless Power Flosser. Allow water to spray
into the sink. Turn off the device once water dispenses
from the device.
2Place the nozzle tip in your mouth. Lean over the sink
and partially close your lips over the nozzle tip to
avoid splashing. Leave enough space to allow water
to flow from your mouth into the sink.
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3Press the on/off button on the handle to turn on the
Cordless Power Flosser.
4With the Cordless Power Flosser turned on:
Note: Do not press nozzle release button while using.
a Position the nozzle tip just above the gum line at a
90° angle.
Note: For the Quad Stream nozzle press gently so that
the nozzle tip is in contact with the gum line and the
teeth.
b Starting from your back teeth in your upper or
lower jaw, slide the nozzle tip along the gum line
and pause briefly between each tooth.
c Continue to clean both inside (15 seconds) and
outside (15 seconds) of your teeth for a total of 30
seconds in one arch of your mouth.
Note: Remember to clean the insides of your teeth.
Note: You can use the Nozzle Rotator to turn and
position the nozzle tip to clean the insides of your
teeth.
d Repeat in the other arch of your mouth for
another 15 seconds on the inside and 15 seconds
on the outside until all spaces around and
between your teeth have been cleaned for a total
of at least one minute.
Note: You can stop the water flow during use by
pressing the on/off button on the Cordless Power
Flosser.
Note: The Cordless Power Flosser switches off
automatically after 2 minutes.
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Note: If you choose to refill the reservoir during use,
turn the device off while refilling the reservoir and
then pick up where you left off until all spaces around
and between your teeth have been cleaned for a total
of at least one minute.
Cleaning Orthodontic Brackets with the Quad Stream Nozzle
1To clean around orthodontic brackets, place the
nozzle tip over each bracket.
2Gently rotate the nozzle tip around the bracket in a
small circle before moving to the bracket on the next
tooth.
After each use
1Turn off the Cordless Power Flosser.
2Detach and Empty the reservoir
3Remove the nozzle from the handle by pushing the
nozzle release button on the top of the handle
4Rinse the nozzle under the tap
5Dry any excess water from the nozzle, the outside of
the handle, and the reservoir
6Insert the nozzle back into the handle or utilize the in-
reservoir nozzle storage feature (see 'Storage').
Note: To facilitate drying, keep the reservoir side fill port
door open or leave the Cordless Power Flosser
disassembled between uses.
Charging
Battery Status
This Cordless Power Flosser is designed to provide at least
25 flossing sessions, each session lasting 1 minute.
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The battery indicator shows the battery status when you
complete the flossing session, or when you pause the
Power Flosser.
Note: The device will shut off after 2 minutes of use.
When the Power Flosser is charging
Battery status Battery indicator
Full Solid green
Charging Flashing green
Note: The battery indicator will flash until fully charged.
When it becomes fully charged while plugged in, the
light will turn solid green for 30 seconds and then it will
turn off
When the Power Flosser is not charging
Battery status Battery indicator
Full Solid green
Medium Flashing green
Low Flashing amber
Empty Flashing amber for 5 seconds and the
Power Flosser turns off automatically
Note: When the low battery indicator appears, the Power
Flosser is designed to provide at least 3 flossing sessions,
each session lasting 1 minute.
Cleaning
The Cordless Power Flosser needs to be cleaned once a
week. Clean the device and the accessories as follows.
Accessories may vary by model.
Warning: Do not clean the Cordless Power Flosser
while the charging cord and adapter are attached.
Unplug the device and close the charging port
cover before cleaning.
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Reservoir
Gently remove the reservoir from the Cordless Power
Flosser by twisting. The reservoir can be hand washed
with warm water and mild soap or cleaned in the top
rack of the dishwasher.
Handle
When necessary, you can clean the handle by wiping
with a soft cloth and mild soap.
Nozzles
- Regular cleaning: Remove the nozzle from the handle.
Rinse the tip under warm water.
- Every few months, or if your nozzle becomes clogged:
Soak the nozzle in a container of 2 parts water and 1
part vinegar for 5 minutes. Rinse the nozzle with
warm water.
Internal components, hose and handle
Fill the reservoir with warm water and add 1-2
tablespoons of white vinegar. Point the nozzle at the sink
and turn on the Cordless Power Flosser to run the
solution through the Cordless Power Flosser until the
reservoir is empty. Rinse by repeating with a full reservoir
of clean warm water.
Nozzle Storage Case
The storage case can be hand washed in warm water
with mild soap or cleaned in the top rack of the
dishwasher.
Travel pouch
Clean the travel pouch by wiping with a soft cloth and a
mixture of warm water with mild soap. Wipe the travel
pouch with cloth to dry.
Storage
In-Reservoir Nozzle Storage
Your Cordless Power Flosser is designed such that you
can store one nozzle suspended from the bottom of the
Cordless Power Flosser handle into the reservoir. To use
this functionality:
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1Twist reservoir to detach.
2Remove the nozzle by pressing the nozzle eject
button on the back of the handle.
3Insert bottom of nozzle into the bottom of the Power
Flosser.
4Twist the reservoir to reattach.
Note: Be sure to dry the inside of the reservoir and the
nozzle prior to using this functionality.
Note: To facilitate drying, keep the reservoir side fill port
door open or leave the Cordless Power Flosser
disassembled between uses.
Note: If you are not going to use the product for an
extended period of time, unplug it from the electrical
outlet, clean it and store it in a cool and dry place away
from direct sunlight.
Warning: Do not place other items in the
reservoir. In particular, do not store the charging
cord or wall adapter in the reservoir
Replacement
Replace nozzles every 6 months or immediately when
damaged. To buy accessories or spare parts, visit
philips.com or go to your local Philips Sonicare dealer.
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Locating the model number
Look on the box for the model number of your device.
2000 Series - (for all HX3801, HX3822 models)
3000 Series - (for all HX3804, HX3805, HX3806, HX3824,
HX3825, HX3826 models)
Warranty and support
For product information, support and online user
instructions, please visit: www.philips.com/support or
read the international warranty leaflet.
Warranty restrictions
The terms of the international warranty do not cover the
following:
- Reservoir
- Nozzles
- Damage caused by use of unauthorized replacement
parts or unauthorized nozzles
- Damage caused by misuse, abuse, neglect, alterations
or unauthorized repair
- Normal wear and tear, including chips, scratches,
abrasions, discoloration or fading
Recycling
- This symbol means that electrical products and
batteries shall not be disposed of with normal
household waste.
- Follow your country’s rules for the separate collection
of electrical products and batteries.
Removal of built-in rechargeable battery
CONTAINS LITIHIUM-ION RECHARGEBALE CELL. MUST BE
RECYCLED OR DISPOSED OF PROPERLY.
The built-in rechargeable battery must be removed by a
qualified professional when the product is discarded.
Instructions for removal of built-in rechargeable batteries
can be found on www.philips.com/support.
Azərbaycanca
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vacib məlumatları diqqətlə oxuyun və gələcəkdə istinad
etmək üçün saxlayın. Yanlış istifadə təhlükələrə və ya
ciddi xəsarətlərə səbəb ola bilər.
Xəbərdarlıqlar
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istifadə oluna bilər ki, onlara cihazın təhlükəsiz
istifadəsinə dair təlimat verilib və ya təhlükəsiz
istifadəni təmin etmək üçün nəzarət altında olacaqlar,
yaxud əlaqədar təhlükələr barədə
məlumatlandırılıblar. Nəzarət olmadan uşaqlara
təmizlik və ya istifadəçi baxımını həyata keçirmək
icazəsi verilməməlidir.
- Uşaqlar cihazla oynamamalıdırlar.
- Yalnız orijinal Philips aksesuarları və ya sərfiyyat
materiallarından istifadə edin.Yalnız məhsulla birlikdə
verilən şarj cihazını istifadə edin. Təmin edilibsə, yalnız
orijinal USB kabelindən və USB enerji təchizatından
istifadə edin.
- Məhsulu çöldə və ya isti səthlərin yaxınlığında şarj
etməyin.
- Məhsulun hər hansı hissəsini qabyuyan maşında
təmizləməyin.
- Fiziki xəsarətin qarşısını almaq üçün çəni isti su ilə
doldurmayın. Çənin içinə yad əşyalar qoymayın.
- Maksimum istifadə hündürlüyü 4500 metrdir.
- Bu məhsul yalnız dişləri və diş ətinin kənarlarını
təmizləmək üçün hazırlanıb.
- Hər hansı digər məqsəd üçün (məsələn, göz, burun və
qulaqlar üçün) ondan istifadə etməyin.
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