Operating Instructions
(Household use) Toothbrush Head
Model No. ER-CTB1
ER-CTB1
Safety precautions
Follow these instructions.
To prevent accidents, injuries or damage to property, please follow the instructions
below.
The following chart indicates the degree of damage caused by
improper operation.
Indicates potential hazard that could result in serious
injury or death.
Indicates potential hazard that could result in minor
injury or property damage.
WARNING
Preventing accidents
• Do not place within reach of children or infants. Do not let them
use it.
-Putting parts or accessories in the mouth may cause an accident or
injury.
CAUTION
Preventing damage to teeth and gums
• Do not use the appliance with toothpaste that contains a high
abrasive content, such as toothpaste for removing tar or for
whitening.
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continuously against the same spot.
• Do not apply the plastic part of the main body or head to teeth.
• Do not let anyone who cannot operate the appliance by themselves
use it.
• People with low sensitivity in their mouth should not use the
appliance.
-Doing so may cause injury or damage to teeth and gums.
• People who may have periodontal disease, or concerned about
symptoms within their mouth should consult a dentist before use.
-Failure to do so may cause injury or damage to teeth and gums.
• Do not use the appliance for any purpose other than cleaning your
teeth.
-Doing so may cause an accident or injury.
Note the following precautions
• Do not share with your family or other people.
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Important information
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bleeding of the gums even though your gums may be healthy. This is
time. The bleeding should stop after one or two weeks of use.
-Bleeding that persists for more than two weeks may be indication of
an abnormal condition of your gums, such as periodontal disease.
In this case, stop using the appliance and consult your dentist.
Parts identification (Fig. 1)
AHead
B
1Protective cap
C
1Protective cap
How to use
1 Mount the head to the main body until it clicks.
2 Mount the brush to the head.
Apply a small amount of toothpaste.
3 Place the brush in your mouth.
To avoid splashing of toothpaste, put the head in your mouth before
turning the power on.
4 Turn on the power.
or tingling sensation caused by the sonic vibrations. The sensation
should subside after you use the brush several more times.
5
Turn off the main body before removing it from your mouth to prevent
saliva from splashing.
Note
• The use time after a full charge is as follows.
(Use time may vary depending on ambient temperature and use
conditions.)
Quick charge (ER-CBL1 only)
Even though the battery runs out, you can use for 5 minutes after 3-minute
charge.
(This will differ depending on usage.)
Removing and mounting the head
(Fig. 2)
• Make sure that the main body is turned off.
Remove the head while pushing the head release button (a).
Stand the head when it is removed.
Mount the head to the main body until it clicks.
Removing and mounting the brush
Rotate the head and align the marks and pull to remove the brush.
(Fig. 3-1)
Pulling the brush while it is fastened may damage the head or the main
body.
put it in water or warm water for a while and then remove.
Align the mark on the brush with the mark on the head and rotate it in
the direction of the arrow to mount the brush. (Fig. 3-2)
Inserting the brush without aligning the mark on the brush with the mark on
the head may damage the brush or brush shaft (b).
Note
• The brush should be replaced with a new one every 3 months or so
due to hygiene reasons, even if its shape is unchanged. Never use the
toothbrush head with damaged bristles. Replace before using.
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