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The original PG6250 WETech instructions describe a full-size trimmer, a body-hair shaver attachment and five fixed combs at 1.5, 3, 6, 9 and 12 mm. It is a multi-role cordless kit, but the body attachment and beard cutter do not have identical care requirements.
Check the charging clip, not just the adaptor
The documented PG6250 uses a charging clip that secures to the handle. A second-hand package with an adaptor but no correct clip may still be incomplete. The manual describes a first charge of 4-6 hours, then typical charging of 3-4 hours; neither figure verifies a used battery’s present condition.
Do not borrow the package or charging arrangement of PG6251, PG6255 or a similarly named BHT6250 body groomer without checking the actual model. Small naming differences can refer to different contents.
One head’s oiling advice is not universal
The archived manufacturer booklet distinguishes lubrication of the full-size trimming blades from the body-hair shaver attachment, which it says not to oil. It permits shower use while prohibiting charging wet and says the groomer should not be submerged. Those limits are more specific than a broad “waterproof grooming kit” headline.
- Identify the two cutting heads and the required fixed comb.
- Confirm that the correct charging clip is included.
- Follow the cleaning instructions for the head actually being maintained.
Do five fixed guides provide every intermediate length?
No. If you need a length between the listed positions, compare another documented guide system rather than assuming a missing setting.
Source: archived copy of Remington’s PG6250 use-and-care booklet. See our maintenance guide. This is an interpretation of the manufacturer document, not a physical product test.
