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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

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For your safety

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Risk of explosion when charging the battery

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Take care when handling the battery!

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The sweeper can topple over when travelling or turning

on steep slopes

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Risk of sweeper toppling over when negotiating turns

 

quickly!

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Precautions to take when doing repair and

 

maintenance

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On behalf of the environment

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General data

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Precautions to take when transporting the sweeper ....

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Intended usage

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Function of the main components

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OPERATING CONTROLS

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PRIOR TO INITIAL START-UP

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Directions for unloading

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Pushing the sweeper by hand

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After sweeper has been moved by hand:

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PRIOR TO EVERY START-UP

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STARTING THE SWEEPER

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Adjusting the driver’s seat

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Initial driving trials

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Working with the sweeper

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Braking

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Going up slopes

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Stopping the sweeper and switching off

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Cleaning the filter

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Emptying the waste hopper

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TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

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Picking up larger items (sticks, tins, etc.)

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Overcoming obstacles

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BATTERY

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Checking the level of electrolyte in the battery

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Charging the battery

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MAINTENANCE

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Initial inspection after 8 operating hours

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Daily maintenance

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Maintenance intervals

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Maintenance tasks

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Checking the hydraulic system

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Replacing the sealing skirts

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Replacing the side brush

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Adjusting the sweeping pattern

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Replacing the main brush roller

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Replacing fuses

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Replacing the dust filters

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TECHNICAL DATA

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TROUBLESHOOTING

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION !

For your safety

Before using the machine for the first time, read these user instructions and the appended booklet “Safety Informa- tion 5.956-250”.

Please note carefully all the information contained in them.

Risk of explosion when charging the battery

When low-maintenance batteries are being charged, explo- sive gases are given off. Each time the battery is charged open the cover of the sweeper and make sure there is sufficient ventilation. Do not smoke and make sure there is no naked flame. For further information, see chapter “Battery”.

Take care when handling the battery!

Observe the information on safety provided by the battery manufacturer. The right to claim under the warranty exists only if you are using Kärcher recommended batteries and battery chargers.

Risk of sweeper toppling over when slope too great!

The sweeper can topple over when travelling or turning on steep slopes.

If you are working in the direction of motion, only attempt slopes of up to 18 % gradient

If you are working across the direction of motion, only attempt slopes of up to 10 % gradient

Risk of sweeper toppling over when negotiating turns quickly!

The sweeper can topple over if turns are negotiated quickly. Make slow turns.

Precautions to take when doing repair and maintenance

To avoid the sweeper being started unintentionally, proceed as follows after switching the sweeper off:

Remove starting key

Pull out battery plug connection

On behalf of the environment

Caution!Usedbatteriesareadangertotheenvironment!

Used batteries do not belong in the household rubbish. See that they are disposed of in a way that will cause no harm to the environment.

Caution! Hydraulic fluid is a danger to the environment!

When you change the oil, hand in the used oil at a used- oil collection point or to a disposal firm.

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