LogoIB 15/120
  • General notes
  • Intended use
  • Environmental protection
  • Safety instructions
    • Hazard levels
    • Symbols on the device
    • General safety instructions
    • Regulations and guidelines
  • Safety devices
    • Switching off in the event of an emergency
  • Accessories and spare parts
  • Scope of delivery
  • Warranty
  • Device description
    • Overview of device
    • Overview of the control panel
    • Overview of the display
    • Overview of the jet equipment
    • Case for accessories
  • Initial startup
    • Attaching the nozzle
    • Attaching accessories
      • Attaching the round stream nozzle
      • Attaching the flat jet nozzle
      • Attaching the scrambler
      • Attaching the nozzle extension
      • Attaching the angled spray pipe
      • Attaching the handle
      • Attaching the working light
    • Connecting compressed air
    • Establishing the voltage supply
  • Operation
    • Filling dry ice
    • Setting the device
    • Cleaning
    • Switching off in the event of an emergency
    • Restarting after emergency stop
    • Interrupting operation
    • Drain the condensate
    • Statistics function
      • Calling up values
      • Reset values
    • Standard settings
    • Ending operation
  • Transport
  • Storage
  • Care and service
    • Maintenance instructions
    • Service contract
    • Maintenance plan
      • Daily before the start of operations
      • Every 100 operating hours
      • Every 500 operating hours or annually
    • Maintenance work
      • Removing the side cladding
      • Replacing the filter insert in the water separator
    • Tests
      • After a business interruption of more than a year
      • After changing the installation site
      • After repair work or changes that can affect operational safety
  • Troubleshooting guide
    • Troubleshooting
      • E001

        Indicator lamp of control voltage lights up red

      • E002

        Indicator light of emergency STOP lights up red

      • E003

        Indicator light of compressed air lights up red

      • E004

        Indicator light of dosing lights up red

      • E005

        Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red

      • E006

        Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red

      • E007

        Indicator light of compressed air lights up red

      • E008

        Indicator light of jet pistol lights up orange

      • No display despite main switch being switched on

      • No compressed air jet despite the trigger being drawn

      • Compressed air jet is too weak

      • No dry ice pellets in the compressed air jet

    • Malfunctions with information shown on the display
      • E001

        Indicator lamp of control voltage lights up red

      • E002

        Indicator light of emergency STOP lights up red

      • E003

        Indicator light of compressed air lights up red

      • E004

        Indicator light of dosing lights up red

      • E005

        Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red

      • E006

        Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red

      • E007

        Indicator light of compressed air lights up red

      • E008

        Indicator light of jet pistol lights up orange

      • No display despite main switch being switched on

      • No compressed air jet despite the trigger being drawn

      • Compressed air jet is too weak

      • No dry ice pellets in the compressed air jet

    • Faults not shown on the display
      • E001

        Indicator lamp of control voltage lights up red

      • E002

        Indicator light of emergency STOP lights up red

      • E003

        Indicator light of compressed air lights up red

      • E004

        Indicator light of dosing lights up red

      • E005

        Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red

      • E006

        Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red

      • E007

        Indicator light of compressed air lights up red

      • E008

        Indicator light of jet pistol lights up orange

      • No display despite main switch being switched on

      • No compressed air jet despite the trigger being drawn

      • Compressed air jet is too weak

      • No dry ice pellets in the compressed air jet

  • Technical data
  • EU Declaration of Conformity

      IB 15/120

      59647380 (10/24)

      General notes

      Read the original instructions before using the device for the first time and act in accordance with it. Keep the original instructions for future reference or for future owners.

      Intended use

      • The device is used to remove dirt with dry ice pellets that are accelerated by an air jet.

      • The device may not be operated in a potentially explosive atmosphere.

      • Use only dry ice pellets as jet medium. Using any other jet medium can cause damage to the device.

      Environmental protection

      The packing materials can be recycled. Please dispose of packaging in accordance with the environmental regulations.

      Electrical and electronic devices contain valuable, recyclable materials and often components such as batteries, rechargeable batteries or oil, which - if handled or disposed of incorrectly - can pose a potential danger to human health and the environment. However, these components are required for the correct operation of the device. Devices marked by this symbol are not allowed to be disposed of together with the household rubbish.

      Notes on the content materials (REACH)

      Current information on content materials can be found at: www.kaercher.de/REACH

      Safety instructions

      The device may only be operated by persons who have read and understood these operating instructions. In particular, all safety instructions must be observed.

      Store these operating instructions so that they are available to the operator at all times.

      The operator of the unit must carry out a risk assessment on site and ensure that operators are instructed.

      Hazard levels

      DANGER

      Indication of an imminent threat of danger that will lead to severe injuries or even death.

      WARNING

      Indication of a potentially dangerous situation that may lead to severe injuries or even death.

      CAUTION

      Indication of a potentially dangerous situation that may lead to minor injuries.

      ATTENTION

      Indication of a potentially dangerous situation that may lead to damage to property.

      Symbols on the device

      Danger from flying dry ice pellets.

      Do not point the jet gun at people. Remove third parties from the operating location and keep them away ( e.g. by barriers) during operation. Do not touch the nozzle or the dry ice jet during operation.

      Risk of suffocation from carbon dioxide.

      The dry ice pellets consist of solid carbon dioxide.

      During operation, the carbon dioxide content of the air at the workplace increases.

      Make sure there is sufficient air exchange at the workplace.

      Lay the exhaust hose outdoors, for example, so that nobody is endangered by carbon dioxide.

      Note: Carbon dioxide is heavier than air. Make sure that carbon dioxide does sink to lower-lying areas, for example by flowing from the outside into a basement below the workshop (flows).

      For longer jet work (longer than 10 minutes per day) and especially in small rooms (less than 300 m³), we recommend wearing a carbon dioxide warning device.

      Signs of high levels of carbon dioxide:

      In 3...5% of cases: Headache, high breathing rate.

      In 7...10% of cases: Headache, nausea, possibly unconsciousness.

      If these symptoms occur, switch off the device immediately and get some fresh air. Before continuing work, improve ventilation or use a breathing apparatus.

      Carbon dioxide is heavier than air and collects in confined spaces, lower-lying spaces or in closed containers. Ensure adequate ventilation at the workplace.

      Observe the safety specifications of the manufacturer of dry ice.

      Risk of injury, risk of damage from electrostatic charging.

      The cleaning object can become electrostatically charged during the cleaning process.

      Ground the object to be cleaned and keep it grounded it until the cleaning process is complete.

      Risk of injury from electric shock.

      Pull the mains plug out of the socket before opening the control cabinet.

      Risk of injury from cold burns.

      Dry ice has a temperature of -79 °C. Do not touch dry ice or cold parts of the device.

      Risk of injury from flying dry ice pellets and dirt particles.

      Wear safety goggles.

      Danger of hearing damage.

      Wear hearing protection.

      Risk of injury from flying dry ice pellets and dirt particles.

      Wear protective gloves according to EN 511.

      Risk of injury from flying dry ice pellets and dirt particles.

      Wear long-sleeved protective clothing.

      General safety instructions

      DANGER

      Risk of injury

      The device may start up unexpectedly.

      Unplug the mains plug from the power socket before working on the device.

      DANGER

      Risk of injury from electric shock

      Pull the plug out of the socket before opening the control cabinet.

      DANGER

      Risk of injury

      Dry ice and cold device parts can cause cold burns on contact with the skin.

      Wear cold protection clothing or allow the device to warm up before working on the device.Never put dry ice in your mouth.

      DANGER

      Risk of injury

      Light objects can be blasted away by the dry ice jet.

      Fix light objects in place before starting cleaning.

      WARNING

      Risk of injury

      The recoil force of the jet gun can throw you off balance.

      Find a safe place to stand and hold the jet gun firmly before you pull the trigger.

      WARNING

      Risk of injury

      Dry ice pellets and dirt particles can hit and injure people.

      Do not use the device when other people are within range unless they are wearing protective clothing.

      WARNING

      Risk of injury

      Do not use the device if a power cable or important parts of the device are damagede.g. safety devices, abrasive hose, jet gun.

      WARNING

      Danger of crushing on account of the dosing equipment.

      Always remove the device's mains plug from the socket before removing the protective shield of the dry ice container.

      Regulations and guidelines

      Special regulations and guidelines for handling dry ice blasting equipment may apply to the operation of this system.

      It is therefore essential that you observe the regulations and guidelines applicable in your country and act accordingly!

      Safety devices

      CAUTION

      Risk of injury due to missing or modified safety devices!

      Safety devices are provided for your own protection.

      Do not bypass, remove or render ineffective any safety devices.

      Switching off in the event of an emergency

      1. Release the trigger of the jet gun.

      2. Press the emergency off button.

        The dry ice dosing is topped and the air flow from the nozzle is interrupted.

      3. Shut off the compressed air supply.

      Accessories and spare parts

      Only use original accessories and original spare parts. They ensure that the appliance will run fault-free and safely.

      Information on accessories and spare parts can be found at www.kaercher.com.

      Scope of delivery

      Check the contents for completeness when unpacking. If any accessories are missing or in the event of any shipping damage, please notify your dealer.

      Warranty

      The warranty conditions issued by our relevant sales company apply in all countries. We shall remedy possible malfunctions on your appliance within the warranty period free of cost, provided that a material or manufacturing flaw is the cause. In a warranty case, please contact your dealer (with the purchase receipt) or the next authorised customer service site.

      Further information can be found at: www.kaercher.com/dealersearch

      Further warranty information (if available) can be found in the service area of your local Kärcher website under "Downloads".

      Device description

      Overview of device


      1. Steering roller with parking brake
      2. Abrasive hose coupling
      3. Earth wire with clamp
      4. Transport handle, bumper at the rear
      5. Control cable coupling
      6. Control panel
      7. Storage compartment for accessories
      8. Cover of the dry ice container
      9. Push handle
      10. Condensate drain-out
      11. Pressure relief valve, condensate draining of the water separator
      12. Power cord with mains plug
      13. Compressed air connection
      14. Cable clips
      15. Carrying handle, case
      16. Lock, case
      17. Fuse F1, under the side panelling
      18. Case for accessories
      19. Unlocking, case fastening
      20. Holder for jet pistol
      21. Dry ice outlet for emptying the container

      Overview of the control panel


      1. Key to empty the dry ice container
      2. Statistics key, reset counter
      3. Emergency stop button
      4. Key-operated switch
      5. Power switch
      6. Decrease the dry ice dosing
      7. Key "increase dry ice dosing"
      8. Key "decrease jet pressure"
      9. Key "increase jet pressure"
      10. Display

      Overview of the display


      1. Indicator lamp - control voltagegreen: Control voltage OKred: Control voltage too lowYellow: Emptying of dry ice container active
      2. Indicator lamp emergency STOPred: Emergency stop button activatedgreen: Emergency stop button not activated
      3. Compressed air indicator lightgreen: Pressure OKorange: selected jet pressure not reachedred: Pressure too low (below 0.15 MPa/1.5 bar)
      4. 4 Indicator lamp – dosing devicegreen: Drive OKred: Error in drive
      5. Indicator lamp - jet pistolgreen: Jet pistol OKorange: The trigger of the jet pistol was activated during the switch-on processred: Jet pistol disconnected or control line damaged
      6. Display field

      Overview of the jet equipment

      Jet pistol

      1. Nozzle
      2. Jet pistol
      3. Coupling spray agent hose
      4. Control cable coupling
      5. Safety lever
      6. Trigger
      7. Operating switchPosition "1": Compressed air jetPosition "2": Dry ice jet (compressed air and dry ice pellets)
      Jet pistol Advanced (option)

      1. Key "decrease jet pressure"
      2. Key "increase jet pressure"
      3. Key "increase dry ice dosing"
      4. Key for the dry ice dosing on/offIlluminates red when the dry ice dosing is switched off
      5. *Key "decrease dry ice dosing"
      6. Coupling spray agent hose
      7. Locking button
      8. Control cable coupling
      9. Trigger
      10. Jet pistol
      11. Nozzle

      Case for accessories

      1. Carrying handle
      2. Lock
      3. Unlocking button
      1. Open the case.

        1. Open the locks.

        2. Swing the cover downwards.

        ATTENTION

        Risk of damage due to heavy objects

        Do not place any heavy objects on the open lid.
      2. Disconnect the case from the appliance.

        1. Press the releases and remove the case.

      3. Attach the case to the appliance.

        1. Turn the case with the latches facing upwards.

        2. Place one side of the case on the support and click into place.

        3. Press the case against the appliance and engage the opposite support.

      Initial startup

      DANGER

      Risk of injury

      Dry ice pellets can escape from damaged components and cause injuries.

      Before initial startup, check all components of the device, especially the abrasive hose, to ensure that they are in good condition. Replace damaged assemblies with flawless ones. Clean soiled assemblies and check that they are working properly.
      1. Store the device on a level and flat surface.

      2. Block the steering rollers with the parking brakes.

      3. Connect the spray agent hose to the device and secure it.

      4. Connect the jet pistol to the device and secure it.

      5. Connect the control cable to the device.

      6. Connect the control cable to the jet pistol.

      Attaching the nozzle

      Note

      The choice of the nozzle depends on the material of the object to be cleaned and the contamination.

      The available air volume also significantly influences the selection of the nozzle.

      All nozzles can be screwed on top of the threading of the jet pistol without using any tools.

      The threaded surfaces on the nozzle are to be used to loosen tight nozzles using a spanner.

      ATTENTION

      Cold welding

      Smear the enclosed grease on the nozzle threading before installing it.

      The following table shows the air consumption with different nozzles. Each nozzle is marked with an air volume index XS - XXL.

      By means of the nozzle table the air consumption for each nozzle can be determined.

      Surface performance
      Jet aggressiveness
      very low
      low
      Medium
      high
      very high
      Pressure (bar)
      2
      3
      4
      5
      6
      7
      8
      9
      10
      11
      12
      13
      14
      15
      16
      Nozzle size
      XS
      ø 5 mm
      0,40
      0,70
      0,90
      1,10
      1,30
      1,60
      1,80
      2,00
      2,30
      -
      -
      -
      -
      -
      -
      S
      ø 6 mm
      0,70
      1,05
      1,45
      1,80
      2,07
      2,40
      2,78
      3,14
      3,48
      3,78
      4,13
      4,13
      4,70
      5,10
      5,40
      M
      ø 7 mm
      0,93
      1,38
      1,85
      2,28
      2,64
      3,05
      3,63
      4,03
      4,57
      4,80
      5,30
      5,80
      6,22
      6,65
      7,15
      L
      ø 8 mm
      1,09
      1,64
      2,26
      2,78
      3,20
      3,79
      4,40
      4,95
      5,45
      5,90
      6,40
      7,15
      7,67
      8,15
      8,80
      XL
      ø 9 mm
      1,50
      2,16
      2,88
      3,50
      4,03
      4,60
      5,41
      6,01
      6,53
      7,27
      8,08
      8,70
      9,28
      9,80
      10,40
      XXL
      ø 10 mm
      1,52
      2,20
      2,97
      3,66
      4,27
      5,00
      5,82
      6,52
      7,40
      8,00
      8,90
      9,50
      10,05
      10,70
      11,30
      Air consumption in m3/min
      Air requirement
      m3/min
      Area of application
      … 1
      Industrial compressed air service network
      Entry-level compressore.g. Käser M 17, Compair C 14
      1 … 2
      Industrial compressed air service network
      small compressore.g. Käser M 31, Compair C 20GS
      2 … 3
      medium compressor
      e.g. Käser M 57
      Compair C 35
      3 ... 5
      5 ... 7
      medium compressor
      e.g. Käser M 80, Compair C 55
      7 ... 10
      large compressor
      e.g. Käser M 122, Compair C 105
      10 … 
      extra large compressor
      e.g. Käser M 250, Compair C 200

      Attaching accessories

      Attaching the round stream nozzle

      Apart from the round jet nozzle delivered with the machine, other round jet nozzles with varying cross-sections are available as accessories.


      1. Round jet nozzle, extra long
      2. Round jet nozzle, long
      3. Round jet nozzle, short
      1. Place the round jet nozzle onto the threaded support of the jet pistol and tighten it by hand.

      Attaching the flat jet nozzle

      The flat jet nozzle consists of a nozzle insert and a diffuser. Nozzle inserts with varying cross-sections are available as accessories.


      1. Diffusor
      2. Union nut
      3. Nozzle insert
      1. Place the nozzle insert onto the threaded support of the jet pistol and tighten it by hand.

      2. Place the diffuser on the nozzle attachment.

      3. Turn the diffuser in such a way that the flat jet is properly aligned with the jet pistol.

      4. Tighten the union nut by hand.

      Attaching the scrambler

      The scrambler crushes the dry ice pellets and is attached between the jet pistol and the nozzle. The alignment of the 4 holes plates in the scrambler indicates the degree of shredding.


        1. Screw connection
        2. Magazine
        3. Hole plate

        Select the degree of shredding:

      1. Unscrew the screw connection.

      2. Remove the magazine with the perforated plates.

      3. Align the hole plates in the magazine (3 possibilities). The above specifications in the illustration refer to the size of the permeation openings.


      4. Insert the magazine with hole plates into the scrambler.

      5. Unscrew the screw connection and tighten it.

      Attaching the nozzle extension


      1. Insert the nozzle extension between the jet pistol and nozzle.

      Attaching the angled spray pipe


      1. Angled spray pipe 105°
      2. 2 Angled spray pipe 90°

      WARNING

      Risk of injury from recoil

      When the angled spray pipe is used, torque acts on the jet pistol in addition to the recoil force.

      Hold the jet pistol tightly.Start your work with low jet pressure and increase the jet pressure as necessary.
      • The angled spray pipe is installed between the jet pistol and the nozzle.

      Attaching the handle


      1. Attach the handle to the extension.

      Attaching the working light


      1. Attach the working light between the nozzle and jet pistol.

      2. Switch the working light on and off. Standard settings

      Connecting compressed air

      Note

      For trouble-free operation, the compressed air must have a low moisture content (maximum 5% relative humidity, dew point below 0°C). The compressed air must be free of oil, dirt and foreign bodies.

      The compressed air must be dry and oil-free, at least one aftercooler and a separator must be connected downstream of the compressor.

      1. Close pressure relief valve.

      Establishing the voltage supply

      DANGER

      Risk of injury from electric shock

      The power socket used must be installed by an electrician and comply with IEC 60364-1.The device may only be connected to a voltage supply with protective earth.The power socket used must be easily accessible and at a height of between 0.6 m and 1.9 m above the floor.The power socket used must be within sight of the operator.The device must be protected by an error current circuit breaker, 30 mA.Check the mains connection of the device for damage before each use. Do not operate the device with a damaged power cable. Have a damaged cable replaced by a qualified electrician.The extension cable must ensure IPX4 protection and the cable design must at least comply with H 07 RN-F 3G1.5.Unsuitable extension cables can be dangerous. If an extension cable is used, it must be suitable for outdoor use and the connection must be dry and above the ground. It is recommended to use a cable drum that holds the socket at least 60 mm above the floor.
      1. Plug the mains plug into the socket.

      Operation

      Filling dry ice

      DANGER

      Cold burns

      Dry ice has a temperature of -79 °C.

      Never touch dry ice or cold parts of the machine without appropriate protection.Wear protective gloves and protective overalls.

      Note

      During longer breaks in operations, the dry ice pellets can melt in the dry ice container. As far as possible, do not interrupt operations for more than 20 minutes. If the device is to remain idle for a longer time, operate the device until the dry ice container is empty or empty the container via the dry ice emptying function.

      1. Open the cover of the dry ice container.

      2. Check the dry ice container for presence of foreign particles and condensate, remove them if found.

      3. Fill dry ice pellets into the container.

        ATTENTION

        Damage to the appliance due to unsuitable spray agent

        Use only dry ice pellets as a spray agent.
      4. Close the cover of the dry ice container.

      Setting the device

      The settings depend on the substances contained in the detergent and the type of dirt.

      1. Unlock the emergency stop button by pulling it.

      2. Set the power switch to "I".

      3. Turn the keyswitch in a clockwise direction.

      4. Increase/ reduce the jet pressure by using the respective keys.

        Note

        The higher you set the jet pressure, so much greater (more aggressive) will the cleaning effect be.

      5. Increase/ reduce the dry ice dosing by using the respective keys.

      6. Turn the keyswitch counter-clockwise and remove the key.

        The automatic closure of the key hole will prevent contamination during operation.

        When the key is removed, the device is protected against changes to the settings and resetting the statistics values.

      Cleaning

      Maintenance work must be carried out daily "before the start of operation". Care and service.

      DANGER

      Risk of injury due to flying dry ice pellets

      Do not point the jet pistol at people.Remove third parties from the operating location and keep them away during operation (e.g. through barriers).Do not touch the nozzle opening or the dry ice jet during operation.Before disconnecting the connection between the jet pistol and the media hose, as well as between the media hose and the device, ensure that the compressed air supply is shut off, the device is depressurised, and the mains plug is unplugged from the mains socket.

      WARNING

      Risk of suffocation from carbon dioxide

      The dry ice pellets consist of solid carbon dioxide. The carbon dioxide content of the air at the workplace increases when the device is operated.

      Signs of high carbon dioxide concentration in the air you breathe are headaches and high respiratory rate (carbon dioxide concentration 3...5 %) or headaches, nausea and unconsciousness (carbon dioxide concentration 7...10 %). If any of these symptoms occur, please switch off the device immediately and get a breath of fresh air; improve the ventilation before starting work again with the machine or use respirators.

      Ensure that the workplace is adequately ventilated and use a personal warning device if necessary.Observe the safety specifications of the manufacturer of dry ice.

      DANGER

      Health risk due to harmful substances

      Take appropriate safety measures before starting work if hazardous dust may be generated during processing.

      DANGER

      Risk of explosion

      Simultaneous processing of light metals and ferrous parts can create explosive atmospheres.

      Never work on light metals and ferrous parts at the same time.If you alternate between working on light metals and iron-containing parts, the work area and the suction device must be cleaned between work cycles.

      DANGER

      Electric shock due to electrostatic charging of the cleaning object and risk of damage to electronic assemblies

      The object being cleaned can get charged electrically during the cleaning process.

      Electrically ground the object to be cleaned and maintain it during the entire cleaning process.

      WARNING

      Risk of injury due to tripping

      Lay the spray agent hose and control cable in a way that they do not pose a risk of stumbling during work.

      ATTENTION

      Damage caused by foreign objects falling into the dry ice container.

      Keep the lid of the dry ice container closed during operation

      ATTENTION

      Damage to the dosing unit due to dirt

      Keep the lid of the dry ice container closed during the operation to prevent sprayed off dirt from entering it.

      Note

      When using the jet pistol Advanced (Option), the dosing of dry ice pellets can be switched on or off via the key dry ice dosing on/off on the jet pistol. When the dosing is turned off, the key illuminates red, the display shows "ice off".

      In addition, with the jet pistol Advanced, the jet pressure and the dry ice volume can be changed on the jet pistol.

      1. Daily maintenance work was carried out before the start of operation" (see chapter Care and service).

      2. Cordon off the work area to prevent people from entering during operation.

      3. When working in confined spaces, ensure that there is sufficient air exchange to keep the carbon dioxide concentration in the room air below the dangerous level.

      4. Attach the object to be cleaned if necessary.

      5. Wear protective clothing, protective gloves, tightly fitting safety goggles and hearing protection.

      6. Activate the compressed air supply.

      7. Unlock the emergency stop button by pulling it.

      8. Choose a safe place to stand, assume a secure body stance to avoid being thrown off-balance by the recoil pressure of the jet pistol. In order to prevent the sudden recoil, a gradual increase of the jet pressure can be set up (see Chapter Standard settings.

      9. Press the safety knob of the jet pistol.

      10. Activate the dry ice jet by pressing the trigger of the jet pistol and carry out the cleaning operation.

      Switching off in the event of an emergency

      1. Release the trigger of the jet gun.

      2. Press the emergency off button.

        The dry ice dosing is topped and the air flow from the nozzle is interrupted.

      3. Interrupt the compressed air supply.

      Restarting after emergency stop

      • Release the emergency stop button by turning.

      Interrupting operation

      Note

      During longer breaks in operations, the dry ice pellets can melt in the dry ice container. As far as possible, do not interrupt operations for more than 20 minutes. If the device is to remain idle for a longer time, operate the device until the dry ice container is empty or empty the container via the dry ice emptying function.

      1. Release the trigger of the jet pistol.

      2. During breaks in operation, you can insert the jet pistol on the holder on the machine if necessary.

      Drain the condensate

      A water separator cleans the compressed air flowing to the device. This collects condensate in the water separator, that needs to be drained once in a while.

      1. Place a catch pan under the condensate drain screw.

      2. Open the pressure relief valve slowly and wait until the condensate has been drained from the device.

      3. Dispose of the old condensate in accordance with the environmental regulations.

      Statistics function

      Calling up values

      1. Set the power switch to "I".

      2. Press the Statistics button briefly.

        The operation duration is displayed.

        • t: Operation duration since the last reset

        • D: Total operating duration

      3. Press the Statistics button briefly.

        The processed dry ice amount is displayed.

        • m: Dry ice volume since the last reset

        • M: Total dry ice volume

      4. Press the Statistics button briefly.

        The average dry ice consumption is displayed.

        • q: Average dry ice consumption since the last reset

        • Q: Average total dry ice consumption

      Reset values

      1. Turn the keyswitch in a clockwise direction.

      2. Press the Statistics button for 4 seconds.

        The values are reset.

        Note

        The total values cannot be erased.

      Standard settings

      In the operating mode basic settings, the keys have the following functions:


      1. Menu point to the bottom
      2. Reduce value
      3. Menu point to the top
      4. Increase value
      1. Call up the standard settings menu.

        1. Press and hold the Increase jet pressure and Decrease jet pressure button simultaneously.

        2. Turn the keyswitch in a clockwise direction.

      2. Configure the standard settings.

        Menu item
        Setting range
        Description
        Soft start
        0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 seconds
        Soft start, duration until the selected jet pressure is reached
        T_Dump
        1, 2, 3, 4, 5 minutes
        Duration of the dry ice emptying process
        Language
        metric, imperial
        Measurement units
        metric: kg/h, MPa
        imperial: lbs, psi
        Lighting
        ON/OFF
        Switch the nozzle lighting (option) on/off
        Demo mode
        ON/OFF
        Demo mode:
        The operation is simulated, compressed air and dry ice dispensing is locked.
      3. Turn the keyswitch anti-clockwise to exit the standard settings menu.

      Ending operation

      DANGER

      Risk of injury due to flying dry ice pellets

      Do not point the jet pistol at people.Remove third parties from the operating location and keep them away during operation (e.g. through barriers).

      DANGER

      Cold burns

      Dry ice has a temperature of -79 °C.

      Never touch dry ice or cold parts of the machine without appropriate protection.Wear protective gloves and protective overalls.
      1. Close the compressed air supply.

      2. Place a catch pan under the condensate drain screw.

      3. Open the pressure relief valve slowly and wait until the condensate and the compressed air have been drained from the device.

      4. Dispose of the old condensate in accordance with the environmental regulations.

      5. Place a catch pan under the dry ice outlet.

      6. Press the key Empty dry ice container and wait until the dry ice container is empty.

        The dry ice emptying stops after the preset time has elapsed (see Chapter Standard settings).

        If needed, press the key Empty dry ice container several times.

      7. Set the trigger to "0/OFF".

      8. Disconnect the device from the compressed air supply line.

      9. Pull the mains plug out of the outlet.

      10. Clean and roll up the grounding cable.

      11. Dispose of blasting debris according to applicable regulations.

      Transport

      DANGER

      Risk of accident on account of dry ice residue in the device

      In closed vehicles, carbon dioxide from melting dry ice can endanger people travelling in the vehicle.

      Remove all dry ice from the device before transport.

      CAUTION

      Risk of injury or damage due to non-observance of the weight!

      When transporting and storing the device, there is a risk of injury and damage due to its weight.

      Take into account the weight of the device for transportation and storage, see chapter Technical data.
      1. Carry out all the steps in the Chapter "Ending operation" (Ending operation) before transport.

      2. Mount the appliance on the transport vehicle.

      3. Lock the brakes on the steering rollers.

      4. Secure the device with lashing straps.

      Storage

      ATTENTION

      Risk of suffocation due to accumulation of carbon dioxide

      Only store dry ice pellets in areas that are well ventilated.

      CAUTION

      Risk of injury or damage due to non-observance of the weight!

      When transporting and storing the device, there is a risk of injury and damage due to its weight.

      Take into account the weight of the device for transportation and storage, see chapter Technical data.
      1. Only store the device indoors.

      Care and service

      Maintenance instructions

      Regular maintenance according to the following maintenance plan is fundamental for a safely operating system.

      Use only original manufacturer spare parts or parts recommended by the original manufacturer, such as

      • Spare parts and wearing parts,

      • Accessories,

      • Operating materials,

      • Detergent.

      DANGER

      Danger of accident

      The device can start unintentionally. Cold unit parts or liquid carbon dioxide can cause frostbite. Gaseous carbon dioxide can cause death by asphyxiation.

      Before working on the device, carry out all the steps in the "Ending operation" chapter. Wait until the device has warmed up or wear cold protection clothing. Never put dry ice in your mouth.

      ATTENTION

      Risk of damage

      Using the wrong detergent can damage the device and the jet gun.

      Never clean the device or the jet gun with solvents, petrol or detergents containing oil.

      Service contract

      We recommend that you close a service contract to ensure reliable operation of the system. Please contact your KÄRCHER customer service department responsible.

      Maintenance plan

      Daily before the start of operations

      1. Carefully examine the abrasive hose for cracks, kink points and other damage. Soft spots in the hose indicate wear on the inside of the hose. Replace the defective or worn hose with a new hose.

      2. Examine electrical cables and plugs for damage. Have defective parts replaced by Customer Service.

      Every 100 operating hours

      1. Check the couplings on the abrasive hose and on the device for damage and wear. Replace a defective spray agent hose, have defective couplings on the device replaced by Customer Service.

      2. Check dosing equipment for damages or leaks. Have damage or leaks repaired by Customer Service.

      3. Check the attachment caps of the rear wheels for proper seating.

      Every 500 operating hours or annually

      1. Have the device checked by Customer Service.

      Maintenance work

      Removing the side cladding

      The side panels of the device must be removed to access the device for maintenance jobs.


        1. Quick-release catch
        2. Side panel
      1. Turn the snap closure counter-clockwise.

      2. Remove side panel.

      Replacing the filter insert in the water separator


        1. Filter insert
        2. Upper part
        3. Washer
        4. Nut
        5. Lower part
        6. Screw
      1. Remove the 4 screws.

      2. Remove the lower part.

      3. Remove the nut.

      4. Remove the washer.

      5. Remove the filter insert.

      6. Insert a new filter insert.

      7. Reassemble the water separator in the reverse sequence.

      Tests

      According to DGUV R 100-500, the following tests must be carried out on the unit by an expert. The results of the test must be recorded in a test certificate. The operator of the device must keep the test certificate until the next test.

      After a business interruption of more than a year

      1. Check the device for correct condition and function.

      After changing the installation site

      1. Check the device for proper condition, function and installation.

      After repair work or changes that can affect operational safety

      1. Check the device for proper condition, function and installation.

      Troubleshooting guide

      DANGER

      Danger of accident

      The device can start unintentionally. Cold device parts or liquid carbon dioxide can cause frostbite. Gaseous carbon dioxide can cause death by asphyxiation.

      Before working on the device, carry out all the steps in the "Ending operation" chapter. Wait until the device has warmed up or wear cold protection clothing. Never put dry ice in your mouth.

      ATTENTION

      Risk of damage

      Using the wrong detergent can damage the device and the jet gun.

      Never clean the device or the jet gun with solvents, petrol or detergents containing oil.

      Troubleshooting

      Malfunctions often have simple causes that you can remedy yourself using the following overview. When in doubt, or in the case of malfunctions not mentioned here, please contact your authorised Kärcher Customer Service.

      • E001 Indicator lamp of control voltage lights up red 

      • E002 Indicator light of emergency STOP lights up red 

      • E003 Indicator light of compressed air lights up red 

      • E004 Indicator light of dosing lights up red 

      • E005 Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red 

      • E006 Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red 

      • E007 Indicator light of compressed air lights up red 

      • E008 Indicator light of jet pistol lights up orange 

      • No display despite main switch being switched on 

      • No compressed air jet despite the trigger being drawn 

      • Compressed air jet is too weak 

      • No dry ice pellets in the compressed air jet 

      E001

      Indicator lamp of control voltage lights up red

      Cause:

      Control voltage is too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      1. Switch off the device.

      2. Wait for a short time.

      3. Switch the device on again.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Have the socket checked.

      • If this error recurs, please contact the Kärcher customer service department.

      E002

      Indicator light of emergency STOP lights up red

      Cause:

      Emergency-stop button has been pressed.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Unlock the emergency stop button by pulling it.

      E003

      Indicator light of compressed air lights up red

      Cause:

      Pressure of the compressed air supply too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      1. Increase the pressure.

      2. Switch off the device.

      3. Wait for a short time.

      4. Switch the device on again.

      E004

      Indicator light of dosing lights up red

      Cause:

      Interference in the dosing.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      1. Switch off the device.

      2. Wait for a short time.

      3. Switch the device on again.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • If this error recurs, please contact the Kärcher customer service department.

      E005

      Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red

      Cause:

      Connection between the device and the jet pistol is faulty.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check for correct connection of the couplings in the control line.

      • Check the control cable for damage.

      E006

      Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red

      Cause:

      Short in jet pistol or control cable.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Replace the jet pistol or the jet hose with a control cable.

      E007

      Indicator light of compressed air lights up red

      Cause:

      Fault in the compressed air regulator valve.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Call Customer Service.

      E008

      Indicator light of jet pistol lights up orange

      Cause:

      The trigger of the jet pistol was pressed during the power-up or when releasing the emergency stop button.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Release the trigger of the jet pistol.

      No display despite main switch being switched on

      Cause:

      The mains plug is not plugged into the socket.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Plug the mains plug into a mains socket.

      Cause:

      Fuse F1 has tripped.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Remove the side panel and unlock the fuse F1 by pressing on it.

      No compressed air jet despite the trigger being drawn

      Cause:

      Compressed air supply has too little pressure.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check the pressure.

      Cause:

      Jet pressure is set too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Set the jet pressure to a higher level.

      Cause:

      Voltage supply has been interrupted.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check voltage supply. Indicator lamp "Device on" must glow green.

      Cause:

      Emergency-stop button has been pressed.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Unlock the emergency stop button by pulling it. Indicator lamp "Device on" must glow green.

      Cause:

      Control cable is not connected properly.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check the connection between control cable and the jet pistol and between the control cable and the device.

      Cause:

      Control cable is defective.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Replace spray agent hose.

      Compressed air jet is too weak

      Cause:

      Jet pressure is set too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Set the jet pressure to a higher level.

      Cause:

      Compressed air supply has too little pressure or the compressor output is too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check the pressure and output.

      Cause:

      The filter insert in the water separator is plugged.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Replacing the filter insert in the water separator.

      Cause:

      Spray agent hose or jet pistol is blocked.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Allow the spray agent hose and jet pistol come to room temperature and remove the blocking.

      • Increase the working pressure and / or reduce the dry ice dosing.

      No dry ice pellets in the compressed air jet

      Cause:

      Dry ice dosing is switched off (only with blasting gun Advanced). The "Dry ice dosing on/off" button on the jet pistol illuminates red, display shows "Ice off".

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Press the dry ice dosing key on the jet pistol.

      Cause:

      Dry ice container is empty.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Refill the dry ice container.

      Cause:

      Dry ice has melted.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Empty the dry ice container and refill it with fresh dry ice pellets.

      Cause:

      Vibrator on the dry ice container is not working.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Consult the Customer Service.

      Cause:

      The drive motor of the dosing device is overloaded.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Let the dosing equipment thaw.

      Cause:

      Compressed air is exiting into the dry ice container.

      Remedy:

      Customer Service department

      • Clean the pressure balance channel in the dosing equipment.

      Cause:

      Dosing disc in the dosing unit is defective

      Remedy:

      Customer Service department

      • Replace the dosing disc.

      Malfunctions with information shown on the display

      • E001 Indicator lamp of control voltage lights up red 

      • E002 Indicator light of emergency STOP lights up red 

      • E003 Indicator light of compressed air lights up red 

      • E004 Indicator light of dosing lights up red 

      • E005 Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red 

      • E006 Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red 

      • E007 Indicator light of compressed air lights up red 

      • E008 Indicator light of jet pistol lights up orange 

      • No display despite main switch being switched on 

      • No compressed air jet despite the trigger being drawn 

      • Compressed air jet is too weak 

      • No dry ice pellets in the compressed air jet 

      E001

      Indicator lamp of control voltage lights up red

      Cause:

      Control voltage is too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      1. Switch off the device.

      2. Wait for a short time.

      3. Switch the device on again.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Have the socket checked.

      • If this error recurs, please contact the Kärcher customer service department.

      E002

      Indicator light of emergency STOP lights up red

      Cause:

      Emergency-stop button has been pressed.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Unlock the emergency stop button by pulling it.

      E003

      Indicator light of compressed air lights up red

      Cause:

      Pressure of the compressed air supply too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      1. Increase the pressure.

      2. Switch off the device.

      3. Wait for a short time.

      4. Switch the device on again.

      E004

      Indicator light of dosing lights up red

      Cause:

      Interference in the dosing.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      1. Switch off the device.

      2. Wait for a short time.

      3. Switch the device on again.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • If this error recurs, please contact the Kärcher customer service department.

      E005

      Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red

      Cause:

      Connection between the device and the jet pistol is faulty.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check for correct connection of the couplings in the control line.

      • Check the control cable for damage.

      E006

      Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red

      Cause:

      Short in jet pistol or control cable.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Replace the jet pistol or the jet hose with a control cable.

      E007

      Indicator light of compressed air lights up red

      Cause:

      Fault in the compressed air regulator valve.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Call Customer Service.

      E008

      Indicator light of jet pistol lights up orange

      Cause:

      The trigger of the jet pistol was pressed during the power-up or when releasing the emergency stop button.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Release the trigger of the jet pistol.

      No display despite main switch being switched on

      Cause:

      The mains plug is not plugged into the socket.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Plug the mains plug into a mains socket.

      Cause:

      Fuse F1 has tripped.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Remove the side panel and unlock the fuse F1 by pressing on it.

      No compressed air jet despite the trigger being drawn

      Cause:

      Compressed air supply has too little pressure.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check the pressure.

      Cause:

      Jet pressure is set too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Set the jet pressure to a higher level.

      Cause:

      Voltage supply has been interrupted.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check voltage supply. Indicator lamp "Device on" must glow green.

      Cause:

      Emergency-stop button has been pressed.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Unlock the emergency stop button by pulling it. Indicator lamp "Device on" must glow green.

      Cause:

      Control cable is not connected properly.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check the connection between control cable and the jet pistol and between the control cable and the device.

      Cause:

      Control cable is defective.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Replace spray agent hose.

      Compressed air jet is too weak

      Cause:

      Jet pressure is set too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Set the jet pressure to a higher level.

      Cause:

      Compressed air supply has too little pressure or the compressor output is too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check the pressure and output.

      Cause:

      The filter insert in the water separator is plugged.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Replacing the filter insert in the water separator.

      Cause:

      Spray agent hose or jet pistol is blocked.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Allow the spray agent hose and jet pistol come to room temperature and remove the blocking.

      • Increase the working pressure and / or reduce the dry ice dosing.

      No dry ice pellets in the compressed air jet

      Cause:

      Dry ice dosing is switched off (only with blasting gun Advanced). The "Dry ice dosing on/off" button on the jet pistol illuminates red, display shows "Ice off".

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Press the dry ice dosing key on the jet pistol.

      Cause:

      Dry ice container is empty.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Refill the dry ice container.

      Cause:

      Dry ice has melted.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Empty the dry ice container and refill it with fresh dry ice pellets.

      Cause:

      Vibrator on the dry ice container is not working.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Consult the Customer Service.

      Cause:

      The drive motor of the dosing device is overloaded.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Let the dosing equipment thaw.

      Cause:

      Compressed air is exiting into the dry ice container.

      Remedy:

      Customer Service department

      • Clean the pressure balance channel in the dosing equipment.

      Cause:

      Dosing disc in the dosing unit is defective

      Remedy:

      Customer Service department

      • Replace the dosing disc.

      Faults not shown on the display

      • E001 Indicator lamp of control voltage lights up red 

      • E002 Indicator light of emergency STOP lights up red 

      • E003 Indicator light of compressed air lights up red 

      • E004 Indicator light of dosing lights up red 

      • E005 Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red 

      • E006 Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red 

      • E007 Indicator light of compressed air lights up red 

      • E008 Indicator light of jet pistol lights up orange 

      • No display despite main switch being switched on 

      • No compressed air jet despite the trigger being drawn 

      • Compressed air jet is too weak 

      • No dry ice pellets in the compressed air jet 

      E001

      Indicator lamp of control voltage lights up red

      Cause:

      Control voltage is too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      1. Switch off the device.

      2. Wait for a short time.

      3. Switch the device on again.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Have the socket checked.

      • If this error recurs, please contact the Kärcher customer service department.

      E002

      Indicator light of emergency STOP lights up red

      Cause:

      Emergency-stop button has been pressed.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Unlock the emergency stop button by pulling it.

      E003

      Indicator light of compressed air lights up red

      Cause:

      Pressure of the compressed air supply too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      1. Increase the pressure.

      2. Switch off the device.

      3. Wait for a short time.

      4. Switch the device on again.

      E004

      Indicator light of dosing lights up red

      Cause:

      Interference in the dosing.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      1. Switch off the device.

      2. Wait for a short time.

      3. Switch the device on again.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • If this error recurs, please contact the Kärcher customer service department.

      E005

      Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red

      Cause:

      Connection between the device and the jet pistol is faulty.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check for correct connection of the couplings in the control line.

      • Check the control cable for damage.

      E006

      Indicator light of jet pistol lights up red

      Cause:

      Short in jet pistol or control cable.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Replace the jet pistol or the jet hose with a control cable.

      E007

      Indicator light of compressed air lights up red

      Cause:

      Fault in the compressed air regulator valve.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Call Customer Service.

      E008

      Indicator light of jet pistol lights up orange

      Cause:

      The trigger of the jet pistol was pressed during the power-up or when releasing the emergency stop button.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Release the trigger of the jet pistol.

      No display despite main switch being switched on

      Cause:

      The mains plug is not plugged into the socket.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Plug the mains plug into a mains socket.

      Cause:

      Fuse F1 has tripped.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Remove the side panel and unlock the fuse F1 by pressing on it.

      No compressed air jet despite the trigger being drawn

      Cause:

      Compressed air supply has too little pressure.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check the pressure.

      Cause:

      Jet pressure is set too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Set the jet pressure to a higher level.

      Cause:

      Voltage supply has been interrupted.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check voltage supply. Indicator lamp "Device on" must glow green.

      Cause:

      Emergency-stop button has been pressed.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Unlock the emergency stop button by pulling it. Indicator lamp "Device on" must glow green.

      Cause:

      Control cable is not connected properly.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check the connection between control cable and the jet pistol and between the control cable and the device.

      Cause:

      Control cable is defective.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Replace spray agent hose.

      Compressed air jet is too weak

      Cause:

      Jet pressure is set too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Set the jet pressure to a higher level.

      Cause:

      Compressed air supply has too little pressure or the compressor output is too low.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Check the pressure and output.

      Cause:

      The filter insert in the water separator is plugged.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Replacing the filter insert in the water separator.

      Cause:

      Spray agent hose or jet pistol is blocked.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Allow the spray agent hose and jet pistol come to room temperature and remove the blocking.

      • Increase the working pressure and / or reduce the dry ice dosing.

      No dry ice pellets in the compressed air jet

      Cause:

      Dry ice dosing is switched off (only with blasting gun Advanced). The "Dry ice dosing on/off" button on the jet pistol illuminates red, display shows "Ice off".

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Press the dry ice dosing key on the jet pistol.

      Cause:

      Dry ice container is empty.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Refill the dry ice container.

      Cause:

      Dry ice has melted.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Empty the dry ice container and refill it with fresh dry ice pellets.

      Cause:

      Vibrator on the dry ice container is not working.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Consult the Customer Service.

      Cause:

      The drive motor of the dosing device is overloaded.

      Remedy:

      Operator

      • Let the dosing equipment thaw.

      Cause:

      Compressed air is exiting into the dry ice container.

      Remedy:

      Customer Service department

      • Clean the pressure balance channel in the dosing equipment.

      Cause:

      Dosing disc in the dosing unit is defective

      Remedy:

      Customer Service department

      • Replace the dosing disc.

      Technical data

        

      Electrical connection
      Mains voltage
      220...240 V
      Phase
      1 ~
      Frequency
      50 Hz
      Power rating
      0,6 kW
      Protection class
      IPX4
      Residual current device
      0,03 delta I, A
      Leakage current, typical
      <7,5 mA
      Compressed air connection
      Compressed air hose, nominal width
      3/4 Inches
      Pressure (max.)
      1,0 (10) MPa (bar)
      Pressure (min.)
      0,2 (2) MPa (bar)
      Compressed air consumption
      2…12 m3/min
      Quality of compressed air
      dry and oil-free
      Device performance data
      Jet pressure, max.
      1,6 (16) MPa (bar)
      Diameter of dry ice pellets (max.)
      3 mm
      Dry ice consumption
      30…120 kg/h
      Dimensions and weights
      Contents of dry ice container
      40 kg
      Width
      716 mm
      Depth
      850 mm
      Height
      1102 mm
      Weight (with accessories)
      101,5 kg
      Weight, operational, with filled dry ice container
      140 kg
      Weight of the jet equipment (spray agent hose, jet pistol, tool case)
      10 kg
      Recoil force of the jet gun, max.
      100 N
      Torque of jet pistol, max. (only with angled nozzle)
      40 N
      Sound pressure level LpA
      114 dB(A)
      Sound power level LwA
      136 dB(A)
      Uncertainty K
      5 dB(A)
      Unit vibrations
      jet pistol
      1,2 m/s2
      Abrasive hose
      1,2 m/s2

      EU Declaration of Conformity

      We hereby declare that the machine described below complies with the relevant basic safety and health requirements in the EU Directives, both in its basic design and construction as well as in the version placed in circulation by us. This declaration is invalidated by any changes made to the machine that are not approved by us.

      Product: Ice Blaster

      Type:

      1.574-xxx

      Currently applicable EU Directives

      2006/42/EC (+2009/127/EC)

      2014/30/EU

      2011/65/EU

      2009/125/EC

      Commission Regulation(s)

      (EU) 2019/1781

      Harmonised standards used

      EN 60335-1

      EN IEC 63000: 2018

      EN 62233: 2008

      EN 55014-1: 2017 + A11: 2020

      EN 55014-2: 1997 + A1: 2001 + A2: 2008

      EN 61000-3-2: 2014

      EN 61000-3-3: 2013

      The signatories act on behalf of and with the authority of the company management.


      Documentation supervisor:

      S. Reiser

      Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG

      Alfred-Kärcher-Str. 28 - 40

      71364 Winnenden (Germany)

      Ph.: +49 7195 14-0

      Fax: +49 7195 14-2212

      Winnenden, 2024/03/01

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