Karcher KMR 1250 BAT manual English, Working with the sweeper, Braking, Going up slopes

Models: KMR 1250 BAT

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 Working with the sweeper

English

Make sure that

the LH side brush (if fitted) is still in the raised position, the RH side brush is still in the raised position,

the main brush is still in the raised position.

Put the starting key into “Position 1”. The sweeper is ready to operate.

!Important information

The drive mechanism is equipped with an electronic overload fuse. Overload is indicated by a pilot lamp. In the event engage the parking brake and release the drive pedals(approx. 10 min.) until the drive components have cooled down.

For safety reasons the drive mechanism remains inac- tive if a drive pedal is engaged before the keyswitch is turned on.

 Braking Working with the sweeper

Lower the main brush  Going up slopes and, if required, the side

brush as well  Stopping the sweeper and switching off.

Main brush roller and side brush switch themselves on automatically.

Switch the blower fan on in order to sweep without clouds of dust forming.

Release the parking brake  Cleaning the filter by moving the lever forwards

Slowly depress the drive pedal, the speed can be selected smoothly according to the setting.

Depress left pedal, machine moves backwards. Depress right pedal, machine moves forwards.

 Emptying the waste hopper Braking

Release the drive pedal and the sweeper will brake automatically.

Note: The braking effect can be increased by careful operation of the drive pedal for the opposite direction and/or by using the parking brake.

Manual background Going up slopes

Thesweepercanbedriveninthefastgear(positionManual background) for slopes up to a gradient of 15 %.

For slopes of gradients between 15 % and 18 %, the

sweeper must be operated in low gear (position Manual background).

Manual background Stopping the sweeper and switching off

Release the drive pedal. The sweeper brakes automati- cally and comes to a halt.

Apply the parking brake Manual background.

Make sure the main roller and side brush are raised so that the bristles are not damaged. (Main brush roller, side brush and blower fan switch off automatically).

Turn the ignition key to “Position 0” and then remove it.

Clean the sweeper inside and outside as required.

Recommendation: Clean interior with compressed air. Wipe over the exterior with a damp cloth but do not use an aggressive cleaning agent.

Park sweeper in a protected place and stop it from rolling away.

Pull out battery plug connection.

If the sweeper is shut down for a relatively long period, charge the battery at approx. two-monthly intervals, see in addition chapter “Maintenance”.

Manual background Cleaning the filter

Manual cleaning

While the sweeper is operating, the filter should be cleaned approx. every 15–30 minutes (depending on amount of dust).

Switch off the blower fan. The electric filter cleaner is operated automatically for approx. 10 seconds.

Switch on the blower fan again.

Manual background Emptying the waste hopper

!Important information

Injury hazard!

No person or animal should be allowed to remain in the area traversed by the hopper while it is being emptied.

Danger of being crushed!

Do not reach into the shafts and linkage of the emptying mechanism.

Do not stand under the raised hopper.

Risk of sweeper toppling over!

If the sweeper is standing on a slope with a gradient of more than 5 %, it could topple over while the hopper is being emptied.Thehoppershouldthereforeonlybeemptiedwhen the gradient at the location where the sweeper is standing is less than 5 % for the direction in which it is facing.

Stop the sweeper.

Raise the main brush Manual background.

Note: Following steps can only be performed with the sweeper set to two-handed operation.

– Raise the waste hopper, 1 + 2. Manual background + Manual background

When the hopper has reached the required height drive backwards towards the discharge container.

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Karcher KMR 1250 BAT English, Working with the sweeper, Braking, Going up slopes, Stopping the sweeper and switching off