Karcher KM 100 / 100 R manual Operating instructions, KM 100/100 R / KM 100/100 R P, English

Operating instructions KM 100/100 R / KM 100/100 R P English

Battery discharging warning

Green

Battery is charged

Yellow

Battery is almost dead

!Stop sweeping and charge battery

Red

Battery flat

—Sweeping system switched off by control

!Charge the battery

see chapter on "Maintenance"

Flashing red

—Discharge limit reached

—3 more min. driving possible, then the sweeper turns itself off

!Then the sweeper cannot be restarted any more, the battery must be recharged for at least 3 hours

Decommissioning

Please heed the following if sweeper is not to be used for a lengthy period:

!Stand sweeper on a flat surface

!Turn key switch to "0" and remove key

!Safeguard the sweeping machine from rolling away

!Clean inside and outside of sweeper

!Turn off the machine on a protected and dry place

!Charge the battery and recharge it at intervals of approx. every two months

Transport

Transport instructions

!Turn key switch to "0" and remove key

!Secure the machine with wedges on the wheels

!Secure the machine with stretch belts or ropes

Fastening areas

Notes:

Observe markings for fastening areas on base frame! (chain symbols)

For loading or unloading the machine may be operated on slopes of only up to a max. of 18 %

Cleaning and maintenance

!Stand sweeper on a flat surface

!Turn key switch to "0" and remove key

Internal cleaning

Danger!

Wear dust mask!

Wear safety goggles!

!Open unit cover, engage stay bar

!Clean with a rag

Note:

The filter cartridge can be cleaned with water.

Prior to re-inserting it the filter must be completely dried.

External cleaning

Clean with a damp cloth previously soaked in mild suds

Note:

Do not use any aggressive cleaning agents!

Maintenance intervals

Elapsed-time meter

Elapsed-time meter indicates maintenance interval times.

Maintenance by the customer

Daily maintenance

!Check the tyre air pressure

!Check roller and side brush for wear and trapped straps

!Check the function of all operating controls

Maintenance weekly

!Checking the battery acid level

!Check freedom of movement of Bowden cables and moving parts

!Check setting and wear of sealing strips in sweeping area

!Checking the vacuum system

Maintenance every 100 operating hours

!Check operation of seat contact switch

!Check tightness, wear and operation of drive belts (V-belts and round belts)

Maintenance according to degree of wear

!Replace sealing strips

!Replacing the sweep roller

!Replacing the side broom

See maintenance tasks chapter for description

Note:

All service and maintenance work must be performed by qualified and skilled personnel.

A Kärcher specialist dealer can be consulted whenever support is necessary.

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