Philips HP6517 Satinelle Ice Premium User Manual

The HP6517 Satinelle Ice Premium is a product that allows for quick, easy, and effective removal of unwanted hair. It features a ceramic epilating system, contour-following skin cooler, and a new sonic massaging system, making epilation more comfortable and less painful. With regular use, it can result in silky-smooth skin and up to 50% reduction in hair growth. It is suitable for all body parts and comes with a sensitive area cap for epilating sensitive areas (underarms, bikini line).


Philips HP6517 Satinelle Ice Premium User Manual - cover page
Brand
Philips
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
112
File format
PDF
File size
13.7 MB
Published
06 March, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
651AEA24996C60359E9720953FB2DACB

About this manual

The HP6517 Satinelle Ice Premium is an epilation device that combines a ceramic epilating system, a contour‑following skin cooler, and a sonic massaging system to make hair removal quick, easy and comfortable. The manual explains how to prepare the device, use the sensitive‑area cap, and achieve smooth skin with reduced regrowth.

Safety information, charging procedures, and maintenance tips are detailed throughout the guide. It covers proper handling of the appliance and adapter, battery care, freezing the leg skin cooler, and recommended usage practices to avoid irritation or injury.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Safety Information
  • Charging
  • Preparing for Use
  • Corded Use
  • Maintenance

Specifications

Battery typeTwo NiMH rechargeable batteries
Charging time (first use)At least 16 hours
Cordless operating timeUp to 20 minutes

Frequently asked questions

How long should I charge the HP6517 before first use?

Charge the batteries at least 16 hours before you use the appliance for the first time.

What is the maximum cordless operating time?

The device provides up to 20 minutes of cordless operation after a full charge.

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