GFDFD SH-1711 Professional Electric Hair Clipper User Guide
- June 3, 2024
- GFDFD
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GFDFD
GFDFD SH-1711 Professional Electric Hair Clipper
Specifications
- ITEM WEIGHT: 1 Grams
- BRAND: GFDFD
- MATERIAL: synthetic-fiber
- BLADE MATERIAL: Stainless Steel
- TARGET AUDIENCE: Men
- OUTPUT SPECIFICATIONS: DC 5V,1A,5W
- PLUG STYLE: Europe Plug
- FAST CHARGING: 2 Hours Charging Time
- LONG WORK TIME: Continuous Work 120 Minutes
- PACKAGE SIZE: Approx 24.5cm x 18.5cm x 7.5cm
- PACKAGE WEIGHT: Approx 0.65kg
Introduction
Material: Stainless steel and 100% High Quality ABS. it Features include 6 in 1 functionality, multifunctionality, quick charging, long runtime, ease of use, ease of cleaning, low noise, and 6 different function cutter heads. Energy Adapter Voltage: Adaptable to International Voltage (100-240V). DC 5V, 1A, 5W are the output specifications. Europe Plug Type.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
- 1 x Body
- 1 x Conventional Hair Cutter Head
- 4 x Limit Comb(3/6/9/12mm) For Conventional Hair Cutter Head
- 1 x Underarms Hair Cutter Head
- 1 x Refine Hair Cutter Head
- 1 x Label Hair Cutter Head
- 1 x Nose Hair Cutter Head
- 1 x Beard Cutter Head
- 1 x Cleaning Brush
- 1 x Limit Comb(Adjustable 1/2/3/4mm) For Refine Hair Cutter Head
- 1 x Charging Adapter(Europe Plug)
- 1 x Small Comb
- 1 x English Instruction Manual
HOW CLIPPER BLADES WORK
Every clipper blade consists of two components. The hair is fed into the top, or cutting, blade by the bigger bottom blade known as the comb. The clipper motor quickly swings the cutting blade back and forth to cut the hair.
HOW TO CLEAN CLIPPER BLADES
- Put a small amount of the clipper blade wash in a small dish.
- Try to get rid of as much dirt and extra hair from the clipper blades as you can.
- While the blades are still attached to the clippers, place them in the dish.
- After 20–30 seconds of turning on the clippers, there is no longer any debris or hair coming off the blades.
HOW TO STORE CLIPPERS
While you can store your clipper with a blade still attached, it may be advisable to remove the blades and wrap them in an oiled towel to avoid rusting. Spraying your blades with the Andis 5-in-1 cooling spray before storing them will provide them extra protection because it has rust- preventative qualities.
HOW TO SANITIZE CLIPPERS
Usually, cleanings for clipper blades disinfect. However, if the product isn’t designed to disinfect, follow these additional procedures using a little alcohol: After cleaning it out or getting a new one, add some alcohol to the dish. Your blades should be submerged for 10 to 20 seconds before being removed to be dried with a delicate microfiber cloth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to clipper my hair dry or wet?****
Don’t even try to trim dripping wet hair with clippers; it’s practically impossible. A good towel dry makes it much simpler for you to achieve the desired style and helps keep the clipper blades from rusting.
What purposes do hair clippers serve?****
A hair clipper is a specialized tool used to trim human head hair. It is frequently referred to individually as the apparent plurale tantum hair clippers (much like scissors). Although they differ from actual scissors and razors, hair clippers operate on the same principles as scissors.
Can skin be sliced by clippers?****
Blades are pointed. The factory-set Wahl clipper and trimmer blades shouldn’t cut the skin, though, under typical use. However, keep in mind that dropping or striking the blades can cause them to become misaligned and lead to skin nicks.
What is the hair clippers’ longest setting?****
Among all clipper lengths, the number 8 haircut typically has the greatest haircut number. You can utilize the inch-long hair it leaves behind to fade the sides with a smaller hair clipper while using it to trim the top.
Can you cut pubic hair using hair clippers?****
Even if they weren’t made expressly for it, normal hair clippers will work. Use an attachment that is the appropriate length (for instance, 14″). Run it over your hair in the opposite direction of how it grows after turning it on. You can make an educated guess if the attachments don’t read with an exact length.
How can a decent hair clipper be determined?****
When cutting your hair, sharp blades provide you the highest level of precision without sacrificing your comfort because dull blades may pull on your hair. To avoid having to put a lot of time and money into maintenance, you might also want to opt for a clipper with self-sharpening blades.
How come clippers heat up?****
The main cause of clipper blades heating up quickly is a lack of lubrication. The speed of clippers has improved with time in order to give a better finish while also removing the coat more quickly. However, as groomers are discovering, the clipper’s blades heat up more quickly the faster it operates.
Why are my hair clippers yanking it out?****
You will need to replace or, failing that, have your clipper blades sharpened if they are still pulling hair.
Should I oil my hair clippers?****
Although you don’t have to oil your clipper blades immediately after each use, you should establish a pattern of doing so every two usage.
Are clippers harmful to hair?****
“Scissors allow the hair to grow back better and more smoothly than clippers, which gives your hair a better texture. Clippers can harm the hair and make it look spiky. Simply put, the hair sits better. Additionally, getting a haircut is a peaceful experience because scissors are plainly quieter than clippers.
Can I use water to clean my clippers?****
Keep in mind that using water to clean your clippers could make them rust.
How frequently should my clippers be cleaned?****
Regularly clean your hair clippers. It actually depends on how frequently you cut your hair, but I advise doing it once per week or every three to four uses.
How do I choose the right clipper guard?****
The hair will be shorter if the guard number is lower; many of the lower numbers are utilized in fades.
How can I tell if my hair clipper blades are worn out?****
It has to be re-sharpened if you notice that the clipper blade is snagging and pulling on the coat.