Moser 1170 Professional Hair Clipper Instruction Manual

June 11, 2024
MOSER

Moser 1170 Professional Hair Clipper

Moser 1170 Professional Hair Clipper

Important safety information

For your own protection from injuries and electric shocks, the following information must be observed when using electrical equipment:

Read these operating instructions carefully and make sure you understand them before using the appliance!

  • Only use hair clippers to cut human hair.
  • Only use animal clippers to cut animal hair and animal fur.
  • Only use the appliance for its proper use as described in the operating instructions.
  • Keep packaging away from children because it can pose a danger (danger of suffocation).
  • This appliance can be used by children aged 8 years and above and by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or a lack of experience and/or knowledge, if they have been given supervision or instructions concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children must not play with the appliance. Children may not clean the appliance or perform any user maintenance unless supervised.
  • The operating instructions should be retained so that they can be referred to at a later date and should be passed on to all subsequent owners or users of the appliance.
  • Only operate the appliance with an alternating current and with the voltage stated on the nameplate.

SymbolWarning:

  • Do not use the appliance near bath tubs, showers or other water-filled containers. It should also not be used in areas of high humidity. Always disconnect from the mains power supply after use, as water can pose a hazard even when the appliance is switched off.
  • Never touch electrical equipment that has fallen into water or reach into water to retrieve it. Disconnect from the mains immediately.
    • If the appliance is dropped into water, it may not be used again subsequently.
    • It is essential to PREVENT electrical equipment from coming into contact with water or other liquids.
  • As an additional safety measure, it is recommended that a tested residual current appliance (RCD) with a residual operating current of not more than 30mA be installed in the bathroom circuit.
  • Ask your electrician for advice.
  • Disconnect from the mains before cleaning or servicing the appliance.
  • Never use the appliance if it is defective, if it has fallen onto the floor or if the mains cable is damaged. A damaged mains cable may only be replaced with an original replacement cable by an authorised service centre or another similarly qualified person in order to avoid hazards.
  • Repairs may only be performed at an authorised service centre using original parts. Only specialists properly trained in the handling of electrotechnical appliances may repair electrical equipment.
  • Only use accessories recommended by the manufacturer.
  • When disconnecting the appliance from the mains, never pull on the mains cable or on the appliance itself.
  • Do not hold the appliance by the mains cable to carry it and do not use the cable as a handle.
  • Do not wind the mains cable around the appliance.
  • Keep the mains cable and appliance away from hot surfaces.
  • Make sure that the mains cable is not twisted or kinked when used or stored.
  • Never use the appliance in places where aerosol (spray) products are being used or where oxygen is released.
  • The blade set can heat up if the appliance is used over a prolonged period. Take regular breaks when using the appliance so that the blade set can cool down.
  • Do not expose the appliance to temperatures below 0°C or above +40°C for any length of time. Avoid direct exposure to sunlight.
  • The appliance is not intended for commercial use.
  • The appliance is safety-insulated and radio-screened. It meets the requirements of the EU Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2014/30/EC and Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EC.
  • We are not liable for damage caused as a result of improper use or failure to observe these operating instructions.

Description of parts

A Blade set
B Cutting length adjustment lever
C On/off switch
D Mains cable
E Adjusting screw
F Locking switch for cutting length adjustment
G Attachment comb
H Blade guard
I Cleaning brush
J Oil for blade set

Not shown: optional attachment combs, scissors or hairstyling comb (depending on model)

Description of parts

Mains operation

  • Oil the blade set (Fig. 6).
    Mains operation

  • Connect to the mains power supply.

  • Using the on/off switch, switch on the appliance (Fig. 1ⓐ).

  • Using the on/off switch, switch off the appliance after use (Fig. 1ⓑ) and disconnect from the mains.
    Mains operation

Note for types 1170 and 1400

The audible click that can sometimes be heard when switching on the appliance is a result of the torque of  the alternating current drive unit. This is normal and no failure of the appliance. If a continuous noise occurs the appliance is not defective but should be readjusted using the adjusting screw (E) for the available supply voltage (see following section).

Adjusting the blade amplitude (types 1170 and 1400)

The blade amplitude is set at the optimum setting ex-factory. However, the blade amplitude can change as a result of voltage fluctuations. For lower voltage the blade amplitude can be smaller and for higher voltage bigger. If necessary, by changing the setting of the adjusting screw (E), you can adjust the blade amplitude yourself. Use a screw driver to do this.

  • Using the on/off switch, switch on the appliance (Fig. 1ⓐ).
  • Turn the adjusting screw (E) in a clockwise direction until you hear a loud noise (Fig. 2ⓐ).
  • Then turn the adjusting screw anti-clockwise until the loud noise stops (Fig. 2ⓑ).
    Mains operation

Cutting length adjustment (types 1170 and 1400)

  • Without the attachment comb, the normal cutting length of the appliance is approx. 0.7 mm.

  • The cutting length can be adjusted between 0.7 and 3 mm, even when the appliance is in use.

  • Slide down the locking switch (Fig. 3ⓑ).

  • By moving the adjustment lever at the side (Fig. 4ⓐ), it is possible to set the cutting length at various pre-set positions (MultiClick).
    Mains operation

  • Sliding the locking switch upward (Fig. 3ⓐ) unlocks the setting and restores the normal cutting length of approx. 0.7 mm.
    Mains operation

Attaching/removing the attachment comb

  1. Slide the attachment comb on to the blade set in the direction of the arrow until it reaches the limit stop (Fig. 5ⓐ).
  2. The attachment comb can be removed by pushing it in the direction of the arrow (Fig. 5ⓑ).
    Attaching/removing the attachment comb 

Cutting with attachment combs (types 1170 and 1400)

Depending on the model, various attachment combs are included in the scope of supply. Attachment combs #1 (4.5 mm), #2 (6 mm), #3 (9 mm), #4 (14 mm), #5 (19 mm) and an adjustable attachment comb (4 – 18 mm) are also optionally available as accessories.

  • To achieve the desired cutting lengths, the adjustment lever should not be locked (Fig. 4ⓑ) ; to this end, slide the locking switch upward (Fig. 3ⓐ).

Cleaning and care

  • Do not immerse the appliance in water!
  • After each use, remove the hair clippings from the blade set with the cleaning brush.
  • Only wipe the appliance with a soft cloth, which may be dampened slightly.
  • Do not use solvents or abrasives!
  • For a long-lasting, good cutting performance, it is important to oil the blade set frequently (Fig. 6).
  • If the cutting performance deteriorates after long use despite regular cleaning and oiling, the blade set should be replaced.
  • Use the blade guard when the appliance is not in use.
  • Always store the appliance with the blade guard in place.

Changing the bottom blade and the top blade

  • Switch off the appliance using the on/off switch (Fig. 1ⓑ).

  • Disconnect from the mains power supply.

  • Undo both screws on the blade set; remove the bottom blade and the top blade (Fig. 8).
    Changing the bottom blade and the top blade 

  • Assembly types 1170 and 1400:

    • Attention! The adjustment lever (B) must not be locked. It will be unlocked by moving the locking switch (E) upward ( Fig. 3ⓐ).

    • Place the top blade on the drive pin.

    • Before assembly, the bottom blade and the top blade should be oiled (Fig. 6).

    • Position bottom blade and reinsert both screws.

    • When assembling, the bottom blade and the top blade should be aligned as follows (Fig. 7):
      Changing the bottom blade and the top blade 

    • The top blade must be parallel with the bottom blade with a gap of 0.5 – 1.0 mm before tightening the screws.

    • This gap should also be maintained when screwing the bottom blade back into place after thorough cleaning; failure to do so could result in injury.

    • Tighten both screws (Fig. 8).

  • Assembly type 1411:

  • Position the top blade on the cam (Fig. 8).

  • Before assembly, the bottom blade and the top blade should be oiled (Fig. 6).

  • For easier assembly, secure the spring ends. To do this, press spring ends down with a pair of tweezers and secure them in the recess of the housing (Fig. 9).
    Changing the bottom blade and the top blade

  • Position the top blade with the cam on the housing.

  • Position bottom blade and reinsert both screws.

  • When assembling, the bottom blade and the top blade should be aligned as follows (Fig. 7):

  • The top blade must be parallel with the bottom blade with a gap of 0.1 – 0.5 mm before tightening the screws.

  • This gap should also be maintained when screwing the bottom blade back into place after thorough cleaning; failure to do so could result in injury.

  • Tighten both screws (Fig. 8).

  • Undo the fixing of the spring. With a screwdriver, press both spring ends inwards (Fig. 10).
    Changing the bottom blade and the top blade

Disposal in EU countries

Do not dispose of the appliance with domestic refuse. As part of the EU Directive governing the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment, the appliance is accepted free of charge by local waste collection points or recycling centres. Correct disposal will ensure environmental protection and prevent any potentially harmful impact on people and the environment.

Disposal in non-EU countries

Please dispose of the appliance at the end of its service life in an environmentally friendly manner.

Guarantee

  1. The rights based on this guarantee shall be in addition to the statutory and/or contractual claims for defects in material which the customer is entitled to assert against their respective seller. These rights shall not be limited by the guarantee.

  2. For small electric appliances, WAHL GmbH shall grant a guarantee that the appliance is free of defects.
    Parts that are subject to wear and tear such as shaver foils, drive components, blade sets, attachment brushes, batteries or battery cells are not included in this guarantee.
    The guarantee is excluded if
    • the appliance has been misused or treated carelessly,
    • the appliance has been damaged due to excessive stress, incorrect use or external influence,
    • the defect has been caused by failure to observe the operating instructions,
    • a repair or a repair attempt has been carried out by personnel other than that of a WAHL GmbH factory or of an authorised point of sale.

  3. The guarantee period shall be in accordance with the duration of the statutory limitation period for liability for material defects stipulated by the national law of the state in which the appliance has been acquired; however, it shall not be longer than 3 years.
    The period shall start upon handover of the appliance by the seller to the purchaser.
    Place of purchase and time of handover shall be proven by presentation of a proof of purchase such as receipt, invoice, delivery note or the like.

  4. Defects arising within the guarantee period and notified to us in text form within three weeks after their appearance shall be removed by WAHL GmbH free of charge in line with this guarantee. Repairs shall be performed in a WAHL GmbH plant or in a point of sale authorized by WAHL GmbH. WAHL GmbH shall be entitled to remove the defect also by delivery of an appliance identical in construction. There shall be no further claims of the customer based on this guarantee, especially for reimbursement of expenses, reduction of the purchase price, damages or the right of rescission. Statutory or other contractual claims for defects in material shall remain unaffected. There shall not be any extension of the guarantee period due to activated guarantee.

  5. The parts exchanged in line with repairs under the guarantee and the appliance retained in case of replacement shall become property of WAHL GmbH.

  6. If our customer service is used without justification, WAHL GmbH shall be entitled to charge the customer for the costs accrued.

  7. In case any defects occur, please contact your dealer or the Service Centre in your country.

CUSTOMER SERVICE

UK

WAHL UK Ltd.
Herne Bay Trade Park
Sea Street
Herne Bay
Kent, CT6 8JZ
Serviceline: +44 (0) 12 27 74 00 66
e-mail: customer.services@wahl.co.uk

Italia

WAHL Italia s.r.l.
Via Piero Gobetti, 52
40129 Bologna
Tel: +39 0 51 37 42 53
Fax: +39 0 51 37 07 59
e-mail: info@wahlitalia.com

Nederland

WAHL Nederland B.V.
Engelenburgstraat 36
7391 AM Twello
Tel.: +31 (0) 5 71 26 83 68 Service
Fax: +31 (0) 5 71 26 83 61
e-mail: sales@wahl.nl

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