Hot Air Brush 6-in-1

The air intake is probably blocked: the appliance switches off automatically when the heating elements get too hot. Turn off, unplug and let the appliance cool down completely. Remove the obstruction before switching it back on, and never block the air intake or outlet.

Turn off, unplug and let the appliance cool before any cleaning. Wipe the body and the cable with a damp cloth then dry, without detergent or abrasives that would scratch the surface. Clean the air inlets and outlets with a soft brush to prevent overheating, at least once a month. Never immerse the appliance.

Yes, but only the accessories: remove them from the appliance first, then wipe them with a damp cloth or rinse them under the tap. The appliance itself must never be rinsed. Check that the accessories are completely dry before refitting or storing them.

Place the attachment on the body of the appliance and slide it down, then lock it by turning it clockwise until it clicks. To release it, use the push-button that unlocks the accessory.

Wash your hair, towel-dry it and then detangle it with a comb or brush before you start. Choose the lowest temperature first to limit heat damage, and work strand by strand: the finer the strand, the faster it dries. Temperature and airflow can be set to three levels, and the cool-air button locks the style in place at any time.

No, the hot air brush must not be used on artificial hair or a wig. Do not spray aerosol product while the appliance is running. Also avoid touching the air intake while in use, as this reduces airflow.

Turn off, unplug and let the appliance cool completely before storing it. Do not wrap the cable around the body, as this will damage it over time: use the hanging loop instead. Regularly check the cable for wear, especially where it enters the appliance and the plug.

Unplug the appliance after using it in a bathroom: closeness to water is a risk even when it is off. Keep the appliance, cable and plug dry, away from splashes, and never immerse them in water. Installing a residual current device rated no higher than 30 mA on the bathroom circuit is recommended.