Sonicare HX3601/01 Manual de utilizare

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Manual de utilizare
For Kids
Design a Pet Edition
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Introduction
This toothbrush enables you to obtain superior plaque
removal, whiter teeth and healthier gums. Using
Sonicare’s combination of gentle sonic technology and
clinically developed and proven features, you can be
confident that you’re getting the very best clean, every
time.
Further support and product registration are available to
you at: www.philips.com/support
Welcome to the Philips Sonicare family!
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.
- 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 the charger provided with the product. If
supplied, only use the original USB cable and USB
power supply unit.
- Do not use the charger outdoors or near heated
surfaces.
- Do not clean any part of the product in the
dishwasher.
- This appliance has only been designed for cleaning
teeth, gums and tongue.
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- Stop using a brush head with crushed or bent bristles.
Replace the brush head every 3 months or sooner if
signs of wear appear.
- Avoid direct contact with products that contain
essential oils or coconut oil. Contact may result in
bristles dislodging.
- 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.
- 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.
Battery safety instructions
- This appliance contains batteries that are only
removable 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 HX6110
- 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.
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- 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.
- 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).
Electromagnetic fields (EMF)
This Philips appliance complies with all applicable
standards and regulations regarding exposure to
electromagnetic fields.
Storage and transportation conditions
Temperature -10°C to 60°C (14°F to 140°F).
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.
Intended use
Sonicare for Kids - Design a Pet Edition power
toothbrushes are intended to remove adherent plaque
and food debris from the teeth to reduce tooth decay
and improve and maintain oral health. Sonicare for Kids -
Design a Pet Edition power toothbrushes are intended
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for personal use. Use by children should be with adult
supervision.
Your Philips Sonicare (Fig 1.)
1 Handle
2 Power on/off button
3 Battery indicator
Accessories
4 Brush head cap
5 Brush head(s)
6 USB charger (wall adapter not included)
7 Stickers
8 Travel case
Note: Accessories included may vary based on the model
purchased.
Note: Wall adapter not included. Only use 5V IPX4
adapter (USB Type A).
Sonicare app - Getting started
Download the Sonicare for Kids App to support healthy
habit building. The App is compatible with wide range of
iOS and Android (TM) smart devices.
Note: If your device is not Bluetooth capable you can still
use the Sonicare for Kids app on iOS and Android (TM)
smart devices to enhance your brushing experience.
Getting started
Applying your favorite sticker
The Sonicare for Kids - Design a Pet Edition comes with
several stickers to choose from. The stickers can be
moved around to create the design you choose.
1Apply your favorite sticker(s) to the handle
Note: Make sure the handle is clean and dry, and that
stickers are fully pressed onto the handle with no air gaps
to ensure full adhesion.
Note: Kids should not be left unattended when applying
the stickers.
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Attaching the brush head
1Align the brush head so the bristles point in the same
direction as the front of the handle.
2Firmly press the brush head down onto the metal
shaft until it will not go any further.
Note: It is normal to see a slight gap between the
brush head and the handle.
Using your Philips Sonicare toothbrush
If you are using your Sonicare toothbrush for the first
time, it is normal to feel more vibration than when using
a non-electric toothbrush. It is common for first-time
users to apply too much pressure. Only apply gentle
pressure and let the toothbrush do the brushing for you.
Please follow the brushing instructions below for the best
experience. To help you transition to your new Sonicare
power toothbrush, it comes with the EasyStart feature
activated. This feature gently increases the power over
the first 14 brushings to help you adapt to brushing with
a Philips Sonicare toothbrush.
Brushing instructions
Note: For children under age 8, it is recommended that a
parent or adult caregiver perform toothbrushing.
1Wet the bristles and apply a small amount of
toothpaste.
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45°
2Place the toothbrush bristles against the teeth at a
slight angle (45 degrees). Pressing firmly to make the
bristles reach the gumline or slightly beneath the
gumline.
Note: Keep the center of the brush in contact with the
teeth at all times.
3Press the power on/off button to switch on the Philips
Sonicare.
4Gently keep the bristles placed on the teeth and in the
gumline. Brush your teeth with small back and forth
motion so the bristles reach between the teeth.
Continue this motion throughout your brushing cycle.
Note: The bristles should slightly flare. It is not
recommended to scrub as you would with a manual
toothbrush.
5To clean the inside surfaces of the front teeth, tilt the
brush handle semi-upright and make several vertical
overlapping brushing strokes on each tooth.
6After you have completed the brushing cycle, you can
spend additional time brushing the chewing surfaces
of your teeth and areas where staining occurs. You
can also brush your tongue, with the toothbrush
switched on or off, as you prefer.
Note: Your Philips Sonicare toothbrush is safe to use on
braces (brush heads wear out sooner when used on
braces) and dental restorations (fillings, crowns, veneers)
if they are properly adhered and not compromised.
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KidPacer
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To make sure you brush evenly throughout the mouth,
divide your mouth into 4 sections using the KidPacer
feature. The KidPacer divides the brushing time into 4
equal segments and indicates when you should move to
the next area. The segments are indicated with a short
tune. The toothbrush automatically stops at the end of a
brushing session with a congratulatory tune.
Note: Instruct your child to brush until they hear the
congratulatory tune and the toothbrush switches off.
Intensities
Your power toothbrush is equipped with 2 different
intensities: gentle and extra gentle.
Note: When you use the toothbrush for the first time, the
default setting is extra gentle.
To change intensities:
- Press the power on/off button once to turn on the
toothbrush
- Press a second time within 2 seconds to change the
intensity
Press a third time within 2 seconds to pause. After 2
seconds of brushing, pressing the power on/off button
again will pause the toothbrush
Extra gentle Gentle
Benefit Reduced power
intensity used for
training and introducing
younger children to the
sonic experience.
Full-strength intensity
designed for
older/independent
brushers.
Recommended brush
heads Sonicare for Kids
Compact or Standard
brush head
Sonicare for Kids
Compact or Standard
brush head
Total brushing time 2 minutes 2 minutes
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How to brush
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Features
- KidPacer
- SmarTimer
- EasyStart
KidPacer
The KidPacer is an interval timer that helps your child to
brush evenly through the mouth by dividing your mouth
into 4 sections.
SmarTimer
The SmarTimer indicates that your brushing cycle is
complete by automatically switching off the toothbrush
at the end of the brushing cycle.
Dental professionals recommend brushing no less than 2
minutes twice a day.
Note: If you press the power on/off button after you
started the brushing cycle, the toothbrush pauses. After a
pause of 30 seconds, the SmarTimer resets.
EasyStart
This Philips Sonicare model comes with the EasyStart
feature activated. The EasyStart feature gently increases
the power over the first 14 brushings to help you get
used to brushing with the Philips Sonicare.
To deactivate EasyStart (see 'Activating or deactivating
features').
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Activating or deactivating features
You can activate or deactivate the following features of
your toothbrush:
- EasyStart
Step 1: Place the handle on the charger.
Step 2: Press and hold power on/off button for up to 3
seconds.
Step 3: Let go of the power on/off button when you hear 1
beep.
If you see the battery indicator flash green 2 times and hear 3
tones from low to high, then the feature has been activated
OR
If you see the battery indicator flash amber 1 time and hear 3
tones high to low, then the feature has been deactivated.
Note: Using the EasyStart feature beyond the initial
ramp-up period is not recommended and reduces
Sonicare's effectiveness in removing plaque.
Charging and battery status
This Philips Sonicare toothbrush is designed to provide at
least 28 brushing sessions, each session lasting 2 minutes
(14 days if used twice per day) on a fully charged battery.
The battery indicator shows the battery status when you
complete the 2-minute brushing session, when you pause
the toothbrush, or while it is charging.
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Note: It can take up to 24 hours to fully charge the
battery before first use, but you can use the Philips
Sonicare toothbrush before it is fully charged.
Charging
USB charging
Note: Accessories included may vary based on the model
purchased.
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1Plug the USB cord of the charging stand into a wall
adapter that is connected to a electrical outlet.
2Place the handle on the charger.
- The battery indicator lights up and the handle
beeps twice. This indicates that the toothbrush is
charging.
Battery status
When the handle is placed on the charger, the battery
indicator shows the battery level.
Battery status Battery indicator
Charging Flashes green
Full Solid green for 30 seconds then
switches off
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Battery status (when handle is not placed on
charger)
When the toothbrush is awake, the battery indicator at
the bottom of the handle shows the battery level.
Battery status Battery indicator Sound
Full Solid green -
Partially full Flashes green -
Low Flashes amber The handle emits 3
beeps after brushing
Empty Flashes amber The handle emits 2 sets
of 5 beeps after
brushing
Note: To save energy, the battery indicator will switch off
when not in use.
Note: When the battery is completely empty, the
toothbrush switches off. Place the toothbrush on the
charger to charge it.
Note: To keep the battery fully charged at all times, you
may keep your toothbrush on the charger when not in
use.
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Cleaning
Toothbrush handle
1Remove the brush head and rinse the metal shaft area
with warm water. Make sure you remove any residual
toothpaste.
Caution: Do not push on the rubber seal on the metal
shaft with sharp objects, as this may cause damage.
2Wipe the entire surface of the handle with a damp
cloth.
Note: Do not tap the handle on the sink to remove excess
water.
Brush head
1Rinse the brush head and bristles after each use.
2Remove the brush head from the handle and rinse the
brush head connection with warm water at least once
a week. Rinse the travel cap as often as needed.
Charger
1Unplug the charger before you clean it.
2Wipe the surface of the charger with a damp cloth.
Travel case
Rinse with warm water and use a damp cloth to clean the
travel case.
Storage
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.
Replacement
Replace Philips Sonicare brush heads every 3 months to
achieve optimal results. Only use Sonicare for Kids
Compact or Standard replacement brush heads.
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Locating the model number
Look on the bottom of the Philips Sonicare toothbrush
handle for the model number (HX360XX).
Warranty and support
If you need information or support, please visit
www.philips.com/support or read the international
warranty leaflet.
Warranty exclusions
What is not covered under warranty:
- In mouth attachments including brush heads and
nozzles.
- Damage caused by use of unauthorized replacement
parts or unauthorized brush heads.
- 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.
Removing the rechargeable battery
CONTAINS LITIHIUM-ION RECHARGEBALE CELL. MUST BE
RECYCLED OR DISPOSED OF PROPERLY.
The built-in rechargeable battery must only be removed
by a qualified professional when the appliance is
discarded. Before removing the battery, make sure that
the battery is completely empty.
Take any necessary safety precautions when you
handle tools to open the appliance and when you
dispose of the rechargeable battery. Be sure to
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protect your eyes, hands, fingers, and the surface
on which you work.
When you handle batteries, make sure that your
hands, the product and the batteries are dry.
To avoid accidental short-circuiting of batteries
after removal, do not let battery terminals come
into contact with metal objects (e.g. coins,
hairpins, rings). Do not wrap batteries in
aluminum foil. Tape battery terminals or put
batteries in a plastic bag before you discard them.
To remove the rechargeable battery, you need a towel or
cloth, a hammer and a flat-head (standard) screwdriver.
Observe basic safety precautions when you follow the
procedure outlined below.
1To deplete the rechargeable battery of any charge,
remove the handle from the charger, turn on the
toothbrush and let it run until it stops. Repeat this
step until you can no longer turn on the toothbrush.
2Remove and discard the brush head. Cover the entire
handle with a towel or cloth.
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3Hold the top of the handle with one hand and strike
the handle housing 0.5 inch above the bottom end.
Strike firmly with a hammer on all 4 sides to eject the
end cap.
Note: You may have to hit on the end several times to
break the internal snap connections.
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4Remove the end cap from the toothbrush handle. If
the end cap does not release easily from the housing,
repeat step 3 until the end cap is released.
5Holding the handle upside down, press the shaft
down on a hard surface. If the internal components
do not easily release from the housing, repeat step 3
until the internal components are released.
6Wedge the screwdriver between the battery and the
frame at the bottom of the internal components.
Then pry the screwdriver away from the battery to
break the bottom of the frame.
7Insert the screwdriver between the bottom of the
battery and the frame to break the metal tab
connecting the battery to the printed circuit board.
This will release the bottom end of the battery from
the frame.
8Grab the battery and pull it away from the internal
components to break the second metal battery tab.
Caution: Be aware of the sharp edges of the
battery tabs so as to avoid injury to your fingers.
9Cover the battery contacts with tape to prevent any
electrical short from residual battery charge.
The rechargeable battery can now be recycled and
the rest of the product discarded appropriately.
Note: Do not throw away the appliance with the normal
household waste at the end of its life, but hand it in at an
official collection point for recycling. By doing this, you
help to preserve the environment.
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