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If you are a using an electric shaver for the first time, I hope that this article will get you going. Proper techniques will ensure the best, closest shave possible. Maintaining the razor by properly cleaning and recharging it will also ensure that the razor works correctly and does not malfunction during use. Proper care and maintenance of the electric razor will also ensure that the razor will last for years to come. Consider this article as a shaving-best-practices template for your first electric shaver.<br />
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Firstly, clean your face and dry it. Electric shavers do a better job when your face is clean. Turn the electric razor on and begin shaving against the direction of hair growth, moving the shaving head linearly and in circles. Circular motion Stretch the skin with your other hand to make the hair stand up straighter so the razor blades shave closer.<br />
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After shaving, turn it off and rinse the cutting heads under warm water. You can also use jet clean system once a week to clean your shaver. Make sure that you charge it for the time specified in user manual. Overcharging may cause damage to the battery.
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Set the Jet Clean System base on a flat surface and pull the cleaning reservoir out of the base.
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Unscrew the fill cap on the reservoir, pour Jet Clean Solution into the reservoir and replace the reservoir in the base.
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Plug the power cord of the cleaning base into and electrical outlet.
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Remove the protective cover on the razor head and place it to the side. The protective cover must be removed or the cleaning system will not work.
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Slide the razor head into the base, push back on the razor handle and press the locking lever down to keep it in place. The indicator light on the cleaning base will blink, indicating the razor is inserted properly and charging.
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Press the "On/Off" button on the side of the cleaning base. The razor will lower into the cleaning solution and begin the cleaning process, which takes approximately one hour. The razor will rise out of the cleaning solution when the cleaning process is complete.
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Lift up on the locking lever, remove the razor from the cleaning base and rinse the razor heads under warm water to remove any remaining cleaning solution. The razor is now clean and ready for use.
If you just have the solution and not the Jet Clean System, then I would presume you could soak just the heads in the solution to clean them and then rinse it off.
there is whiskers under the heads,you need a small brush to clean them or your owners manual tells you how to remove heads which you can probable figure out yourself.
It is very unlikely that the smell is coming from the body of the shaver. Have you completely removed the heads and thoroughly cleaned them individually with alcohol or shaver cleaner? If you are simply rinsing the blades under the faucet and have not removed them and thoroughly cleaned them, this is almost certainly the problem. The smell is decomposing hair and oils from your skin.
You may want to consider using a shaver cleaning product like the ones linked below from shaveroutlet.com
It sounds like your heads are damaged and need replaced. You can not repair theheads if damaged. You will find replacements for Arcitec shavers at shaveroutlet.com. See link below
Remove the head assembly again and check to see if anything is out of place or missing. If not, try reinstalling the shaver head assembly and give each individual head a light push and spin to try to get the drive connections to line up with the razor.
Then turn the razor on and off quickly for a second or so to let the razor align itself with the shaver heads. If this doesn't resolve the issue, then my first reaction is that you're missing a part(s) that might have fallen out when cleaning.
Give it a try and let me know if it resolved the problem.
I have this razor as well. Just flip the heads open, dump the hairs in the garbage and rinse the heads (while open) under hot water. Keep the heads open until dry and close on up.
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