Conair Electric Shaver NE163ACS User Manual

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3 i g F .  
C 2 i e . r r e e l c o m p a r t i m i e n t o d e l a p i l a .  
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C 9 u . b i e r t a p r o t e c t o r a  
C 8 e . p i l l o d e l i m p i e z a  
e i n P e 7 p . a r a e l b i g o t e  
B 6 a . s e d e a l m a c e n a j e  
t o . p a r a  
m e n t e a l i  
A s e g ú r e s  
E s t o p o d r í l a a p c r u o c v h o i c l l a  
R e t i r e l a s p i l a s u s a d a s s l a i n r g o p e r í o d o d e t i e m p o .  
5 i g F .  
A Z 8 5 3 0 7 G l e n d a l e ,  
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t o d u p r a r n a t e u n u s a r e l a  
p a r a u s t e d .  
7 4 7 5 N o r t h G l e n H a r b o r B l v d .  
v i c e S D e r e p a r t m e n t  
d e s u v i d a ú t i l o s i n o v a a  
q u e l a s l i m i t a c i o n e s m e n c i o n a d a s p u e d e n n o r e g i r  
t o s i p f a l r t a a r a n d i e n t e s a N 4 o . u t i l i c e e  
R e t i r e l a ( s ) p i l a ( s ) a l f i n a l  
d e m o d o  
i n c i d e n t a l e e s s p o e c i o a n l e s s e , c u e n t e s ,  
l u s i ó n o l i m i t a c i p ó e n r m d i t e e n d a l ñ a o s e x c  
t i o n  
C o n a i r C o r p o r a  
t i l l a s y l a e s l p c a b e l l o e n l a n u c a  
v i c i s o e c r o n f i a b l e .  
L e p r o p o r c i o n a r á a ñ o s d e  
l a c o r t a d o r a m u l t i u s o d e C o n a i r  
G r a c i a s p o r c o m p r a r  
. t e s u j a o n i ó  
r e , p n a r a c v i s r i e ó u s p a r a  
ó p t i m o y m a y o r v i d a ú t i l .  
a d i z o a u o t i o c r v i e r s d e  
e s e g r r e g u a .  
o i c v i e r s d e e n c t r o  
m m ) p a r a c o r t a r  
m m )  
C a b 5 e . z a l d e ¾ p u l g a d a ( 1 9  
c e n u t r n a o  
a p e a l r a t o  
q u e s e h u  
o n e t i m i d n  
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n r e n á r a u z i t  
P i l a e s r o a . l c a l i n a s g a r a n  
n o t a d o s n o s A E l g s . u a t I c Í m p l o I a S p r X e  
c u a o l a t S e d e  
n c I u m a l p l d I o d e b e c S u e n c t o e o n  
( 5 m m ) a d e n t r o d e l a o r e j a .  
N u n c s a a i l n e s n e . r t e e l c a b e z a l m á s d e  
3 ) i . g .  
c o n e l c í r c u l o ( F  
s e n t i d o h o r a r i o h a s t a q u e l a m a r c a " I " c o i n c i d a  
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T I O N  
© 2 0 1 1 C O N A I R C O R P O R A  
, a Í g a r a n t t r o a e I r u Q  
C 4 a . b e z a l d e ¼ p u l g a d a ( 6  
p u l ¼ g a d a  
s i e s t u v i e s e r e d c a t ñ a a m d e o n  
t o s i p n a o r a f u n c i o n a s e c o N r 3 o . o p e r e e  
r e c o m e n d  
S ó l o u s e a c c e s o r i o s s e g ú n l a s  
p r o p ó s i t o  
e l A p A o , l o p o s i t i v o p r i m  
I n s t a l e u n a p i l a a l c a l i n a  
t r a s e r a d e l a  
p i l a u b i c a d o e n l a p a r t e  
e l c o m p a r t i m i e n t o d e l a  
e I n m t I o  
t r a s e r a )  
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e x t e r n a d e l a o r e j a p a r a c o r t a r p e l o s q u e s o b r e  
g í e l o e n  
a r a P s u j e t a r e l c a c b o e n z l a a l , f l e c h a .  
h a c i e n d o c o i n c i d c i r a b l a e z m a a l r d c e a s " e I a " d o ,  
R e t 2 i r ) e i . g e . l c t o a b ( F e p z a l r . a d e l a  
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a l d I e n n t c I , a I l p S e e c o Ñ a d n Ú n I g n p , o o r S a c  
C o m 3 . p a r t i m i e n t o d e l a s p i l a s ( e n l a p a r t e  
o i n t r a i s t r / e g c . o r i m c . o n a w w w  
t o a l r p e a d r e a d o r d e G l u a í e s o u e í d p l o e a . r f i c i e  
t o a l r p e a d r e a d o r d e l c v a e n m a s l e u d n a e t e l e l a  
1 ) i . g . t o ( F p a r a  
n Ú n I g n e n ,  
a S b l e p S o n r e Á e r S n o r I  
c o n a  
e n s t e n o , v i s í  
p r u o d s u c t t o r a i s r r e g a r p a  
I n s t a l e e l  
g a d p o a  
B 2 o . t ó n d e e n c e n d i d o / a  
p e l o s e C s 1 o g . r a t d a o p a r a n a r i z y o r e j a s  
g u a .  
t a c t o c o n a  
r e g i r p a r a u s t e d .  
m o d o q u e l a s l i m i t a c i o n e s m e n c i o n a d a s p u e d e n n o  
M u e v a  
N o p e r m i t a q u e e l c u e r p o d e l a  
p u l g a d a ( 5 m m ) e n e l c a n a l d e l o í d o .  
l a p u n t a d e l c a b e z a l e n l a o r e j a ,  
I n t o r o . d u p z a c r a d e l i c a d a m E n e c n i t e e n d a e l a  
e n e l c a b e z a l c o i n c i d a c o n l a f l e c h a e n e l c u e r p o  
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t o t e p n a g r a a c o n  
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n o m á s d e  
h a s t a q u e l a m a r c a " I e " n s e n t i d o a n t i h o r a r i o ,  
5 ) i . g .  
g u a c o r r i e n t e ( F g u e e l c E a 2 n b . j u e a z a l e n a  
o S u I t a b m r a u l a t d a o r a r P 1 c i n a . s o t a r l a r l a p i l a ,  
t o ú n p i c a a r a m e n t e c o n U e 2 t l i . l i c e e s t e  
d e  
s o b r e l a d u r a c i ó n d e u n a g a r a n t í a i m p l í c i t a ,  
S r c 1 6 3 n e o S u I t m u l a t d o r c a o r  
t o f i r p m a e r a m e n t e y g i S r e o s e t l e c n a g b a e e z l a a l  
e l c a b e z a l .  
p a c i d a d .  
, s o b r e o c e r c a d e  
t o c u p i d a a r a d o s a  
n i ñ o s o p  
A . l g a u t n I o s c E S r s e t a d o s n o p e r m i t e n l i m i t a c i o n e s  
I n s t a l e e l c a b e z a l s e s g a d o p a r a n a r i z y o r e j a s .  
a Z l  
a c m b m Ó o c  
c o Á b S a I c b e e l e a I I n r t o o I n a m f u n c  
v e m e n t e  
4 ) i g y . j a l e s u f l a e c h a ( F  
l a m a r c a " I " c o i n c i d a c o n l a  
m e n t e c u  
v i s e e l u S s 1 u o . p e d r e e s t  
t e n e r c V a d  
a Í  
g a r a n e n S t t e p r e l a d e S e S m e S 2 l 4 o p o r  
S a J o r e  
S r c 1 6 3 n e  
a t d o r a u S c o d r e  
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S a a t d I m I l n Á a t r S e , c I o f Í p S e e c t o Ó S I p r o
n u a r a p d u t I t p a y d a d I l I b a I c r e m o c e d  
S l a e n p e l e o l a t r c o r m Ó o c  
n I Ó  
d e o p e r a c  
e n s e n t i d o a n t i h o r a r i o h a s t a q u e  
a r a P 1 r e . m o v e r e l c a b e z a l ,  
a I  
6 .  
g í r e l o  
t o p a r a  
a d e n t r o d e l a n a r i z .  
i n s e r t e e l c a b e z a l m á s d e  
a t I c Í m p I a l Í  
g a r l a a n t S a a t d I m I l n o p e r
R e 1 t i 1 r e . l a s p i l a s u s a d a s s i n d e m o r a .  
S o I n e u c t c r S I n  
p ½ u l g a d a ( 1 . 5 c m )  
g a d p o a . e s t é a  
A s e g ú r e s e d e q u e e l a  
v e m e n t e M u e v a s u a  
o d n e y u l c n , I S a t I c Í l p m d I a d I l I b a S n o p S e r  
d u r a n t e u n l a r g o p e r í o d o d e t i e m p o .  
R e 1 t 0 i r . e l a s p i l a s s i n o v a a u s a r e l a  
i n s t a l a r l a s p i l a s ( + / - ) .  
S 9 i . e m p r e r e s p e t e l o s s i g n o s d e p o l a r i d a d a l  
a n t e s d e i n s t a l a r é s t a s .  
o S l a m e n t e  
N u n c a  
t o h a p c a i a r a e d l e a n t r o y f u e r a d e l a n a r i z .  
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n I Ó g I a c o b l , a Í  
g a r a n e I r t u Q  
c u a
t o p a r a  
p u n t a d e l c a b e z a l e n l a n a r i z .  
l a i n f o r m a c i ó n d c I e o g t a r a n É t í a S ) . d o o m S u a p r a  
S 4 i . e s t o n o s o l u c i o n a e l p r a o b l e m G a , a U L e D  
4 ) i g ( . F  
a Z e I m I l p  
d e f
g a r a d n e t í
E n a u e s n e v n í
I n t o r o . d u p z a c r a d e l i c a d a m E n e c n i t e e n d l a a e l a  
v i c i o a u t o r i z a d o ( v é a s t e o a p u a n r a c e n t r o d e s e r  
f e c l h a a d e p a a r t i r m e s 2 e 4 s d e s e r á  
e l p e r í o d o  
p r o p ó s i t o p a r a e l c u a l f u e d i s e ñ a d o .  
u t i l í c e l o ú n i c a m m e u n c t h e o c t o i e n m e p l o ,  
p e l o s e s g a d o p I a n r s a t a n l e a r e i z l c y o o r r t a e j a s .  
3 .  
r e g r e s e e l  
I Z n a r l a e n p e l e o l a t r c o r m Ó o c  
u s a n d o e l n c e e c p e i s l l a o r i d o e , o l i m D p i e a z a J p e r o L v i s a t o . o L a É t N N G m a  
a l 1 
n e c
L o s r e s i d e n t e s m d e a n o  
t o y l p o a s r d a e l a s p i l a s  
p a r a e n o t e c , o r t a r d e m a s i a d o p e l o .  
m o v i e n d o l a c o r t a d o l a r a b a l e r n b t a a m o e l b i g o t e ,  
L i 8 m . p i e l o s c o n t a c t o s d e l a  
t o d u p r a r n a t e  
p r e s i o n a n d e o l c f a i r b m e e z m a l , e n t e p a r a s u j e t a r l a .  
a r P a s e g u i r d i s f r u t a n d o d e s u a  
4 .  
R 3 e . v i s e l a s c u c h i l l a s y l í m a p i e S r l a s u l s o i f u e d r a e S  
a n t e  
C 7 a . m b i e t o d a s l a s p i l a s a l m i s m o t i e m p o .  
p o t e n c i a i n d i c a d a p a r a u s o c o n e s t e a  
N 6 o . u t i l i c e p i l a s q u e n o s e a n d e l t a m a ñ o o d e l a  
t o e n p a l a r a b o l s a d e G a u l a m r d a e c e e n l a a j e .  
e l a c c e s o r i o e i n s t a l e l a c u b i e r t a p r o t e c t o r a s o b e  
5 .  
g a o t a d a .  
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t o . p a r a  
I n s t a l e e l c a b e z a l d e ¼ p u l g a d a .  
g u a c o r r i e n t g e u . e l a s e n a y l u e g o p e r n o j u v i á s t o ,  
2 .  
r e t o i r , e p a r a  
6 ) i . g .  
a r a P 5 g . u a r d a r e l a  
C e r c i ó r e s i n e s d t a e l a q d u a e . l a p i l a n o e s t é  
u n c r o p o s t a l d s t o s d e  
D é f o r m a y d e f i n a  
7 .  
A s e 2 g . ú r e s e d e q u e l a S p i l a e s t é o I d n e b e i d a m u e n c t e t c r S n I  
d e s p u é s d e c a d a u s o c o n e l c e p i l l o d e l i m p i e z a  
j u n t o c o n s u r a e c c i b o n o t i d n e u a c c o i ó m n p , r a y  
t o a l p C a r e a n t r o d e S r e e r g r e s e s u a  
c o i n c i d a c o n e l c í r c u l o ( F  
h o r a r i o h a s t a q u e l a m a r c a " I "  
g í r e l o e n s e e l n c t a i d b o e z a l ,  
a r a P s u j e t a r " I " c o n l a f l e c h a .  
a I l a f c  
e l l V o e l a t r c o r m Ó o c  
h a c i a a b a j o ( O F F ) .  
L i m p i e l a s c u c h i l l a s  
u n c u i d a d o m u y e s p e c i a l .  
v i c i o i n d i c a d o  
t o e s p t é a r e a n c e n d i d o .  
A s e 1 g . ú r e s e d e q u e e l a  
t o n o p a f u r a n c i o S n i a s s u e a c o r r e c t a m e n t e :  
S l a S a t o d l e a  
i n t e r r u p t o r d t e o s , l i c p e a r e a l e l g a r p a a r P a 5 .  
y d e b e n r e c i b i r  
p r e c i s i ó n p a r a u n u s o e s p e c í f i c o ,  
v i c i o t é c n i c o b a a j o r P a e o s t b a t e g n a e r a
9 .  
y d e s l í c e l a h a c i a a b a j o .  
c o l ó q u e l a d c o r n a t r r a e c l a t a p , i e l a l n i v e l d e s e a d o  
t i l l a p s a y e l c a b e l l o e n l a n u c a .  
h a c i a a r r i b a ( O N ) .  
t o f u p e a r o r a n d i s e ñ a d a s c o n L a s c u c h i l l a s d e s u a  
S a t n t e m I p o r  
g u e l a c u c h i l l a e n a s i m p l e m e n t e e n S j u a o I p n r e o d b e u n l e c I m Ó t c a r S o n S l I u r c e  
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d e t o s , l i c e p a e r l a i n t e r r u p t o r a r a P 4 e . n c e n d e r e l a  
t e r i a l e s d e o m f a a b r i c a c
p a r t i r d e l a o m p s  
t o s i p n a c r a r g o p o r o d e
C o n a i r r e p a e m p l ó n ) s u  
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l l H a I c u S c l a d e a Z e I m I l p  
h a c i e n d o c o i n c i d i r l a m a r c a  
u V e l v 4 a . a i n s t a l a r e l c a b e z a l ,  
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S o s t e n g a l a c o r t a  
c o r r i e n t e .  
a d I  
e g S u r  
I n s t a l e e l c a b e z a l d e ¾ p u l g a d a p a r a c o r t a r l a s  
U i S T O U L m  
A D O R A C O R T  
6 ) i g ( . F  
S l l H a I c u S c l a d e  
g u a  
a
n u c l a e n  
a c b e l e l l y o  
r e c m o Ó r o c  
a r a P l i m p i a r l o ,  
* N o l o u s e e n l a d u c h a .  
s e c a r l o .  
D 3 e . s p u é s d e l i m p i a r e l c a b e z a l ,  
S a t S e  
g u a r d e  
d e S a d I m e d  
e I n m t I o  
m a n t e n  
S
l I l t a a p S l a a t r  
S o Ñ a S d o d e a a t d I m I l a Í  
s a c ú d a l o p a r a  
t o e s p t á a r l a i s t o S 3 . u . a  
2. Make sure that the battery is properly placed  
in the battery compartment. Test the battery to be  
sure it is working.  
3. Check the blades to see if they are clogged  
with hair clippings; if so, use a cleaning brush to  
remove hair.  
4. If the trimmer still fails to operate, take or  
send it to a Conair Service Center (see warranty  
procedure and addresses).  
to “On” position.  
3. After cleaning, make sure to shake dry the head  
before replacing it to the body.  
to trIm your  
lImIted two year warranty  
Conair will repair or replace (at our option) your  
unit free of charge for 24 months from the date  
of purchase if the appliance is defective in  
workmanship or materials.  
taKIng care  
of your trImmer  
PERSONAL  
GROOmiNG kiT  
Important Safety  
InStructIonS  
5. After you finish using your trimmer, push down  
on the On/Off switch to turn the trimmer off.  
6. Always purchase the correct size and grade of  
battery most suitable for the intended use.  
7. Replace all batteries of a set at the same time.  
8. Clean the battery contacts and also those of the  
devise prior to battery installation.  
9. Ensure the batteries are installed correctly with  
regard to polarity (+ and -).  
10. Remove batteries from equipment, which is not  
to be used for an extended period of time.  
11. Remove used batteries promptly.  
necKlIne & SIdeburnS  
(Fig.6)  
Attach the ¾” neckline/sideburn trimmer head to  
the trimmer handle. Hold the trimmer blade against  
the skin at the length desired and move the trimmer  
downward.  
4. To reassemble the head onto  
the body, align the "I" mark on  
the head with the "arrow" mark  
on the body and then turn clock-  
wise until the "I" mark aligns  
with the "circle" mark on the  
body (Fig.6).  
blade care  
8.  
read all InStructIonS  
Because the trimmer blades are precision made  
for a very special use, they should always be  
handled with care. Each time you finish using the  
trimmer, take a cleaning brush and brush away  
any loose hair that has collected in the blades,  
then rinse blades under water only and store the  
trimmer in its storage stand until the next use.  
9.  
To obtain service under this warranty, return the  
defective product to the service center listed below  
that is nearest you, together with your purchase  
receipt and $5.00 for postage and handling.  
California residents need only provide proof of  
purchase and should call 1-800-366-0937 for  
shipping instructions. In the absence of a purchase  
receipt, the warranty period shall be 24 months  
from the date of manufacture.  
before uSIng  
Keep away from water  
for HouSeHold uSe only  
to trIm your facIal HaIr  
Attach the ¼” head to the trimmer handle. To shape  
and define, move the trimmer slowly so as not to  
cut any hair you do not intend to trim.  
7.  
2.  
5.  
5) To store the item simply remove the chosen  
attachment from the power handle and place pro-  
tective cover firmly on handle  
operatIng  
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to trIm your noSe HaIr  
warnIng –  
To promote the long life of the appliance, use  
your trimmer only for the purpose intended by  
the manufacturer.  
InStructIonS  
Attach the angled nose and ear trimmer head to  
the trimmer handle. Turn unit on. Gently insert  
trimmer head into nostril. Gently move trimmer  
in and out of the nostril to remove unwanted hair.  
Avoid inserting the trimmer more than ¼" to  
ensure safe trimming.  
3.  
1. Use close supervision when the appliance is  
used by, on, or near children or individuals with  
certain disabilities.  
for your ne163rcS  
any ImplIed warrantIeS, oblIgatIonS, or  
lIabIlItIeS, IncludIng but not lImIted to  
tHe ImplIed warranty of mercHantabIlIty  
and fItneSS for a partIcular purpoSe,  
SHall be lImIted In duratIon to tHe 24  
montH duratIon of tHIS wrItten, lImIted  
warranty. Some states do not allow limitations  
on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above  
limitations may not apply to you.  
gettIng Started  
perSonal groomIng KIt  
to clean your trImmer  
Make sure trimmer is off.  
2. Use appliance only for its intended use as  
described in this manual. Only use attachments  
recommended by the manufacturer.  
3. Never operate the appliance if it is not work-  
ing properly, has been dropped or damaged,  
or dropped into water. Return the appliance to  
a Conair service center for examination and  
repair.  
4. Do not use the appliance with teeth missing  
from the blades, as injury may result. Before  
each use, make certain the blades are aligned  
properly.  
(Fig.4)  
to SwItcH trImmer HeadS  
Hold the handle of the trimmer while turning the  
trimmer head counterclockwise until the "I" mark  
is aligned properly with the "arrow" mark (Fig. 2).  
At this point you should be able to easily lift the  
nose/ear trimmer head from the handle. To use  
a new trimmer head on the unit, properly install  
the head into position making sure the "I" mark  
is aligned with the "arrow" mark, turn clockwise  
until the "I" and "circle" marks are aligned (Fig. 3)  
and lock into position.  
1. To insert battery, remove  
Fig.1  
compartment cover at the  
1.To remove the trimmer head for  
cleaning, turn the head counter-  
clockwise until the "I" mark  
aligns with the "arrow" mark,  
then lift the head gently (Fig. 4).  
back of the unit by pull-  
6.  
ing straight down (Fig.1).  
to trIm your ear HaIr  
Insert one AA alkaline  
Attach the angled nose and ear trimmer head to  
the trimmer handle. Turn unit on. Gently insert  
trimmer head no more than ¼" into outer ear  
canal. Gently move trimmer around the outer ear  
to remove unwanted hair extending beyond the  
outer ear. Guide the trimmer around the outer sur-  
face of ear to trim protruding hairs. Never insert  
trimmer more than ¼" into ear canal.  
battery, negative end up.  
(Alkaline batteries will  
ne163rcS perSonal groomIng KIt  
1. Angled nose/ear hair trimmer attachment  
2. On/off slide switch  
3. Battery compartment (on back)  
4. ¼" detail attachment  
ensure the best perfor-  
2. Only rinse the head under water (Fig. 5). For  
proper functioning of the unit, the handle can not  
touch or be immersed in water.  
In no eVent SHall conaIr be lIable for  
any SpecIal, IncIdental, or conSeQuentIal  
damageS for breacH of tHIS or any otHer  
warranty,eXpreSSorImplIed,wHatSoeVer.  
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation  
of special, incidental, or consequential damages, so  
the above limitation may not apply to you.  
mance and longest life for  
your appliance.) If you are  
please register this product at:  
www.conair.com/registration  
not going to use the unit  
for a long period of time,  
or if the battery is dead, remove the battery from  
the unit. Remove used batteries promptly. This will  
increase the life of your trimmer.  
2. After inserting the battery, replace the battery  
compartment.  
Conair wants to thank you  
for choosing our personal grooming kit.  
We know it will provide you with  
years of reliable service.  
©2011 CONAIR CORPORATION  
5. ¾" neckline/sideburn trimmer attachment  
6. Storage stand  
SaVe tHeSe  
Service center  
Conair Corporation  
Service Department  
7475 North Glen Harbor Blvd.  
Glendale, AZ 85307  
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and  
you may also have other rights, which vary from  
state to state.  
InStructIonS  
7. Mustache comb  
8. Cleaning brush  
9. Protective cover  
troubleSHootIng  
There are several things to look for if your trimmer  
fails to operate:  
3. Now your unit is ready to be used.  
*Do not use in the shower. To clean simply rinse  
trimmer blade under faucet.  
Fig.3  
Fig.2  
Fig.5  
1. Be sure the trimmer is turned ON.  
4. To use your trimmer, push On/Off switch upwards  
IB-10499A  
10PG119392  
Model NE163RCS  
 

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