Philips 9000 series User manual

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Specifications are subject to change without notice
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3000.101.1688.1 ( 23/09/2022 )
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1 Overview ( Fig.A )
a On/Oswitch
b Modebutton
c Heatbutton
d Speedbutton
e indicator(Back)
f Heatindicator(Manualmodeonly)
g Speedindicator(Manualmodeonly)
h ModeIndicator
i CoolShotbutton
j Hangingloop
k Scalpmassager
l Curldiuser
m Stylingnozzle
n indicator(Top)
o Dryingnozzle
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Mode
Fast Yes
Gentle Yes
Manual No
Style Yes
Curl Yes
Scalp No
The Philips SenseIQ technology uses an infrared sensor to sense the hair’s
temperature & adapt the temperature. The infrared sensor has been tested
in a room temperature of 23°C. Please note that in some instances, such as
when the room temperature is warm (i.e. above 30°C), or when the dryer
is used for a longer period of time in combination with an attachment, the
sensor can become warm. When this happens, the sensor of the dryer is
triggered and temperature will automatically drop to a lower heat setting. If
this occurs, you can either continue using the dryer at the lower heat setting
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for a higher temperature.
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