Replacing fuses, Replacing the dust filters

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Replacing fuses

–Park the sweeper, switch it off and make it secure.

–Pull out battery plug connection and open the unit cover.

–Replace blown fuses with ones with the same rating.

Note: If a fuse blows repeatedly, this indicates a fault somewhere in the electrical system. Please call Kärcher Customer Service.

Replacing the dust filters

The dust filters should be inspected for damage every 50 operating hours.

A significant build-up of dust at the air outlet from the fan is a sign of a filter that is not fitted properly or is defective.

–Raise the hopper half way 1.

–Release the catches on the filter box 2.

–Swivel the filter box forwards and lift it off 3.

–Open out the handle, pull it outwards and turn it through 90º (make sure it engages) 4.

–Remove the filter cartridge 5.

–Insert a new filter cartridge (pins should fit into the holes) 6.

–Turn the handle back to its original position and make sure it locks in place.

–Mount the filter box and engage the catches.

Replace light unit

–Stop the machine and turn it off

–Take out the ignition key

–Undo 6 screws S on the panel

–Remove the panel 1

–Unscrew the Phillips screw between the supports of the lamp holder on the defective headlight

–Turn the lens of the defective headlight anti-clockwise about 1/4 of a turn 2 and take out reflector housing 3

–Replace light unit

–Insert reflector housing with new light unit in panel again from below and secure with about 1/4 of a turn clockwi- se. Make certain it engages properly, the label HALOGEN on the headlight glass must be able to be read horizontally 4

–Screw in again the screw between the supports, then secure the panel with the 6 screws.