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Sonicare HX4571 manual

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    ENGLISH 4 14 23 32 HX4872, HX4871, HX4571, HX4511, HX4472 3[...]

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    General description A Br ush head B Color code C Removab le nut D Po w er on/off button E Sonic pow er handle F Charger base with cord wr ap G Po w er cord ◗ Refer to bottom of charger for v oltage specifications. Important READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE C AREFULL Y BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE AND SA VE THEM FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. Sonicare has b[...]

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    Medical warnings 1) Avoid using a brush head with cr ushed or bent br istles. Damaged bristles may break off while br ushing. In order to prevent this, replace the br ush head with a new one ever y 6 months or sooner if signs of wear appear . 2) Similar to star ting with any new manual or electr ic oral hygiene product, consult your dental professi[...]

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    C 1 To charge your Sonicar e, place the handle in the charger base with the Sonicare logo facing to wards y ou to ensure the handle properl y fits (slots) in the charger . Once the handle is placed in the charger base, the power button light should illuminate or blink to indicate charging is taking place. Do not attempt to force the handle into the[...]

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    Tips for special needs Stain remo val In areas where excess staining occur s, spend extr a br ushing time to assist with stain removal. Braces C ◗ The brush should be placed at an angle between y our brack ets and gumline. Using light pressur e, gently move the bristles in a small circular motion so the longer bristles r each betw een your teeth [...]

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    5 To maximize Sonicare's eff ectiveness use light pr essure and let the Sonicare toothbrush do the brushing f or you. Do not scrub. C 6 To mak e sure y ou brush ev enly thr oughout the mouth, divide y our mouth into 4 sections: outside top , inside top, outside bottom and inside bottom teeth. Begin brushing in section 1 (outside top teeth) and[...]

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    The Easy-star t feature should be deactivated when Sonicare is used in clinical trials. Smartimer 2-minute timer ◗ All Sonicare models come with the Smartimer feature, which automatically sets the brushing time to the 2 minutes r ecommended b y dental professionals. ◗ If you wish to pause or stop brushing during y our 2-minute cycle, press th[...]

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    Cleaning By following these simple steps, you should get years of wo rr y-free brushing: C 1 Rinse brush head and bristles after each use. C 2 Clean the brush head at least once per week, including under the nut. C 3 Clean and dr y the handle periodically . 4 Clean the charger base periodically . Unplug the charger before cleaning. After cleaning t[...]

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    Please note that this process is not reversible . To help protect our environment, we encour age you to recycle at approv ed recycling locations. Do not dispose of the batter ies in normal household waste . Removing the batteries To remov e the batteries your self, you will need a flat-head (standard) screwdriver and a small towel. Basic safety pre[...]

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    C 6 Insert the screwdriv er underneath the electronic cir cuit boar d in multiple places. C 7 T wist and pry the electronic cir cuit board loose until it is completely separated fr om the handle. C 8 Pr y the 2 AA-sized cylindrical nick el-cadmium batteries loose by inser ting the scr ewdriv er on the sides of the two batteries in the locations sho[...]

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    - Damage caused by misuse, abuse , neglect or alter ations Guarantee & ser vice If you need information or if you ha ve a prob lem, please visit the Philips W eb site at www .philips.com or contact the Philips Customer Care Centre in your countr y (you will f ind its phone number in the wor ldwide guarantee leaflet). If there is no Customer Car[...]

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    Philips Oral Healthcar e , Inc . 35301 SE Center Street Snoqualmie , WA 98065 USA www .philips .com Printed in USA on 100% re cyc led paper Protected b y U.S. and international patents. Other patents pending. © 2003 Philips Oral Healthcare, Inc . All rights reser ved. PHILIPS and Philips shield are registered tr ademarks of K oninklijk e Philips E[...]