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 4. Operating the cleaner

Protection from sub-zero temperatures

Caution! Water which has frozen in the cleaner
can destroy parts of it. At best store the cleaner
in a heated room during the winter or empty it or
rinse it thoroughly with antifreeze.

• Empty the cleaner

– Unscrew supply hose and high-pressure hose

from the cleaner.

– Leave the cleaner running until the pump and

lines have emptied (max. 1 minute).

• Putting in antifreeze

For longer intervals between operations,
pumping antifreeze through the cleaner is to be
recommended. By this means also you obtain
a sure protection against corrosion.

5. Care and maintenance

Every week

• Check oil level in oil reservoir (16): if the oil is

milky (water in oil), seek the help of Customer
Service immediately.

• Clean the strainer at the water outlet.
• Clean the filter at the suction hose for detergent.

Annually or after 500 operating hours

• Change the oil

– For oil quantity and type see Technical

Specifications.

– Undo fastening screws (12), remove unit

cover, remove cover of oil reservoir.

– Lay cleaner on its side and drain oil into

a suitable container.

– Fill slowly with fresh oil; air bubbles have

to escape.

Danger! Before undertaking any care or
maintenance work on the cleaner, pull out the
power plug.
Caution! When changing the oil, dispose of any
waste oil only at authorised collection points.

Safety inspection/maintenance contract

You can arrange with your dealer to have
a regular safety inspection carried out or to have
a maintenance contract. Please seek advice on
this.

Each time before operating the cleaner

• Check connecting cable for damage (risk of

getting an electric shock), have a damaged
connecting cable replaced without delay by
authorised Customer Service personnel or an
electrician.

• Check high-pressure hose for damage

(danger of explosion), replace a damaged high-
pressure hose without delay.

• Check cleaner (pump) for any leaks. Three

drops per minute are allowable and can appear
on the underside of the cleaner. Seek the help
of Customer Service if leaks are more serious.

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Page 4: ...mer Service centre taking along also the accessories and bill of sale Unit parts Please fold out illustration page at the front 1 Handgun with built in pressure gauge 2 Lever 3 Safety switch 4 Spray l...

Page 5: ...time Electrical connection Caution The voltage specified on the model rating plate must correspond to the voltage supplied Caution Use an extension cable whose cable cross section is adequate 10 m 2 5...

Page 6: ...of consideration for the environment K rcher cleaning agents guarantee trouble free operation Please seek advice or ask for our catalogue of information sheets on cleaning agents Active cleaner RM 31...

Page 7: ...ty and type see Technical Specifications Undo fastening screws 12 remove unit cover remove cover of oil reservoir Lay cleaner on its side and drain oil into a suitable container Fill slowly with fresh...

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Page 10: ...lied DIN EN 60 335 1 DIN EN 61 000 3 3 1995 DIN EN 60 335 2 79 DIN EN 55 014 2 1997 DIN EN 61 000 3 2 1995 DIN EN 55 014 1 1993 National standards applied Appropriate internal measures have been taken...

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