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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.

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Please report any defects or shipping damage discovered immediately to your dealer or department store.

	Designation	Order number
	WRS 200	2.200-000.0*
	Adapter set PL-C, PL-D	2.852-577.0**
	Adapter set PL-E (MC 250)	2.852-959.0**
	Hydraulics set MIC 35/42	2.200-003.0***
	Hydraulics set MIC 50/70	2.200-004.0***
	Hydraulics set MC 130	2.200-005.0***
	Hydraulics set MC 250	2.200-012.0***
	Water connection attachment kit (MC 130)	2.200-008.0 ***
	Water connection attachment kit (MC 250)	2.200-013.0 ***
	Wiring harness (MC 250)	4.839-790.0 ***

* included in scope of delivery

** is additionally required

*** required depending on the vehicle

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.

	Designation	Order number
	WR 100 Adv	2.200-009.0 (MIC 35/42)** 2.200-010.0 (MIC 50/70)** 2.200-011.0 (MC 130)** 2.200-011.0 (MC 250)***
	Spray lance set High-pressure gun	2.200-002.0
	WR 10	2.114-016.0* Note Only use only together with nozzle 2.114-004.0 (not included in scope of delivery)
	WR 20	2.114-014.0*
	WR 50	2.114-013.0*
	WR 100	2.114-015.0*

* can only be used in conjunction with the high-pressure gun spray lance set 2.200-002.0

* can only be used in conjunction with the attachment kit for water connection 2.200-008.0

*** can only be used in conjunction with attachment kit for water connection 2.200-013.0 and wiring harness 4.839-790.0

A licence plate (repeater licence plate) must be attached before use on public roads.

A damaged blade guard must not be used

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1. Licence plate position

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

You can find more detailed information at: www.kaercher.com/dealersearch

These operating instructions describe the handling of the WRS 200 attachment kit.

The attachment kit can be attached to the following vehicles using the corresponding adapter.

• MIC 35/42

• MIC 50/70

• MC 130

• MC 250

The WRS 200 attachment kit is intended for the outdoor elimination of weeds using a hot water high-pressure cleaner and associated weeding tools.

The high-pressure cleaner can also be used for cleaning locations that are difficult to access.

The device may only be connected to the public water supply via a suitable backflow preventer.

The WRS 200 attachment kit may only be used for the intended use, as illustrated and described in these operating instructions.

Intended use also includes adherence to the prescribed servicing activities and intervals.

The vehicle and attachments may only be used, maintained and repaired by persons familiar with the vehicle and attachments and the associated hazards.

The legally applicable general safety and accident prevention regulations must be adhered to. All other safety regulations, occupational health care regulations and road traffic regulations must be adhered to.

The operating personnel must:

• Be physically and mentally suitable

• Have been instructed in the handling of the vehicle and attachments

• Have read and understood these operating instructions and the operating instructions for the vehicle to which this attachment kit is attached

• Have provided the operating company with verification of capability to operate the vehicle

• Be explicitly nominated to operate the vehicle by the operating company

The following safety instructions apply to the device:

• Observe the respectively applicable national regulations for liquid jet cleaners.

• Observe the respectively applicable national accident prevention regulations. Liquid jet cleaners must be tested regularly and the results of the test recorded in writing.

• Note that the heating system in the device is classified as a furnace. Furnaces must be inspected regularly according to the applicable national regulations.

• According to the application national regulations, this device must be initially commissioned by a qualified person when used commercially. KÄRCHER has already performed and documented this initial commissioning for you. You can request the documentation for this from your KÄRCHER partner. Please provide the part number and works number of the device when requesting documentation.

• We explicitly state that the application national regulations require that this device must be inspected regularly by a qualified person. Please contact your KÄRCHER partner for this.

• No modifications may be made to the device or accessories.

Always cover the plus terminal of the battery with the protective cap.

The following safety instructions apply to the high-pressure hose:

• Use only original high-pressure hoses.

• The high-pressure hose and the spray unit must be suitable for use at the maximum operating pressure specified in the technical data.

• Avoid contact with aggressive chemicals.

• Inspect the high-pressure hose daily.

  Do not continue using kinked hoses. Do not continue using the high-pressure hose if the outer wire mesh layer is visible.

• Do not continue using a high-pressure hose with a damaged thread.

• Lay the high-pressure hose so that it cannot be driven over or presents a tripping hazard to persons.

• A hose that has been driven over, kinked or subjected to impacts may no longer be used, even if no damage is visible.

• Store the high-pressure hose in a manner avoiding mechanical stresses on the hose.

Safety devices protect the user and may not taken out of operation or functionally circumvented.

Adhere to the safety instructions in the chapters!

When the trigger on the high-pressure gun is released, the pressure switch switches off the high-pressure pump and the high-pressure jet stops.

The pump switches on again when the trigger is pulled.

The safety latch on the high-pressure gun locks the trigger of the high-pressure gun.

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1. Safety latchFront position: Trigger lockedRear position: Trigger unlocked
2. Trigger
3. Pressure control

1. Lock the trigger with the safety latch when not using the device.

The water shortage safeguard (flow switch) prevents the burner from overheating in the case of a shortage of water.

• A suitably large water tank should be available in order to use the WRS 200.

• The water tank must be safely fastened to the rear of the vehicle.

• Attention must be paid to the maximum permissible weight and permissible axle loads of the vehicle when selecting the water tank.

• According to the attachment guideline, the outer edges must not protrude more than 400 mm beyond the contour of the vehicle. This is not conformant when no additional attachments are mounted (not permitted).

• Platform C and D

  When the WRS 200 is mounted on the rear of the vehicle, a counterweight must be mounted on the front bar of the WR 100 Adv (weed elimination accessory) or another suitable counterweight must be mounted.

• Platform E (MC 250)

  ATTENTION

  Operation with the WRS 200 is only permitted in combination with the interchangeable frame (4.059-478.0).

  Due to the maximum axle load of the vehicle, the waste water tank of the vehicle cannot be used and is automatically opened and forcibly emptied via software settings when WRS mode is selected. The waste water tank always remains open when the WRS 200 is in operation.

  Furthermore, when using the WR100 Adv, additional weights may not be used in the front area due to the axle loads.

  Depending on the vehicle certification, a trailer coupling must or must not be attached. Existing fastening elements are to be used.

The adapter with coupling triangle is attached to the rear of the vehicle for mounting the WRS 200.

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1. Adapter with coupling triangle
2. Bolts with spring pins (2x)
3. Screws (2x)

1. Push the adapter into the mounting frame of the vehicle, observing the position of the various vehicles.

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Figure: Installation on an MC 130 secured with a bolt and spring pin

1. Adapter
2. Vehicle mounting frame
3. Position MIC 35/42 (platform C)
4. Position MC 130 (platform D)
5. Metal strip (2x)

   Note

   Required for installation on an MC 130

2. MIC 35/42: Slide the adapter into the position (first or second hole) and secure it on the left and right with bolts and spring pins.

3. MC 130: Fasten the metal strip at the bottom of the adapter. Slide in the adapter as shown in the illustration (third hole) and secure it on the left and right with bolts and spring pins.

4. Tighten the screws to fasten the adapter firmly in place.

The adapter with coupling triangle is attached to the rear of the vehicle for mounting the WRS 200.

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1. Adapter plate
2. M10x35 screws and washers (8x)
3. Trailer coupling (optional, depending on certification type)
4. Adapter plate with coupling triangle

1. Dismantle the adapter plate with the trailer coupling on the vehicle (8 screws and washers).

2. If necessary, fasten the existing trailer coupling to the adapter plate with M10x45 screws, washers and nuts (4x).

3. Hang up the adapter plate with the coupling triangle in the same way as above and fasten with 8 screws and washers.

The top mount stabilises the WRS 200 during operation and transport. It must be attached to the WRS 200 once only.

For the MIC 35/42 (platform C) and the MC 250 (platform E), mounting is performed below the air holes.

For the MC 130 or MIC 50/70 (platform D), mounting is performed above the air holes. The following description shows the mounting for platform D.

The holes for attaching the mount are already present.

Unless specified otherwise, all nuts and screws are to be tightened to the standard torque.

Mounting to the carrier vehicle is made via 2 upper links. Mounting is described in a later chapter.

Top mount attachments

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1. Reinforcement plate (2x)
2. Right-hand holder
3. Left-hand holder
4. Upper links (2x)

   Note

   For mounting to the carrier vehicle

5. Screws M16x120 (2x)
6. Screws M16x100 (2x)
7. M16 stop nuts (4x)
8. 18x200 washers (8x)
9. Mount fastening material

   • M8x30 screws (8x)

   • M8 nuts (8x)

   • 8x200 washers (14x)

10. 16x200 washers (8x)
11. Screw, washer, nut

    • For mounting the upper link on platform D

1. Check the scope of delivery.

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1. Mount attachment for platform D (MC 130, MIC 50/70)
2. Mount attachment for platform C (MIC 35/42) and platform E (MC 250)
3. Reinforcement plate
4. Outer screw

   Note

   Install this screw without a washer

5. Upper mount cutout

2. Attach the reinforcement plate with mount on the WRS 200 (observe the correct mounting procedure according to the platform).

3. Use screws with washers and nuts.

   At the mount side: Fit the outer screw without a washer.

4. Attach the right-hand mount in the same manner.

The upper link must be attached differently for platform C, platform D or platform E.

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1. Position for platform D
2. Position for platform C and E
3. Screw
4. Stop nut
5. Upper link

1. Attach the upper link in the corresponding position using a screw and stop nut.

The WRS 200 is attached to the adapter with coupling triangle and secured by a screw.

It is additionally fastened to the vehicle by the upper links.

Have a second person help with the installation.

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1. WRS 200
2. Lift truck
3. Adapter with coupling triangle

1. Use the lift truck to position the WRS 200 approximately 30 cm in front of the adapter and then lift it until it is positioned above the adapter.

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1. Hydraulic hoses
2. Water connection
3. Cable with plug

2. Connect the hydraulic hoses to the WRS 200 and insert them into the PTO hydraulic connection of the vehicle (observe the correct flow direction and, if applicable, the colour encoding).

3. Connect up the water hose.

4. Insert the cable with plug into the trailer socket.

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1. Screw (retainer)
2. WRS 200

5. Slowly move the WRS 200 forwards as far as it will go and then lower it into the adapter coupling triangle.

6. Secure the WRS 200 with the screw. Torque 80 Nm.

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Figure: Upper link fastener for platform C

1. Upper link adjusting nut
2. Lock nut
3. Retaining pin with retaining clip (platform C)

7. Attach the left-hand and right-hand upper links to the vehicle.

   1. Platform C: Attach using the existing retaining pins on the vehicle and secure with the clips (see illustration).

   2. Platform D and E: Attach to the vehicle using screw, washers and nuts (included in scope of delivery) (see illustration).

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Figure: Upper link fastener for platform D and E

1. Upper link adjusting nut
2. Lock nut
3. Screw with washer and nut (platform D and E)

8. Adjust the position of the WRS 200 using the adjusting nuts and secure with the counter-nuts.

1. Check the filling level in the fuel canister and fill if necessary.

2. Check the filling level in the system care container and fill with RM 110 if necessary.

3. Check the filling level in the water tank and fill if necessary.

4. A licence plate (repeater licence plate) must be attached before use on public roads. The license plate must be attached centrally with a 40 mm clearance, parallel to the tail lights.

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1. Left-hand door
2. Fuel canister
3. Retaining strap
4. Tank cap with fuel lines
5. Detergent container

1. Release the rubber latch on the left-hand door and open the door.

2. Release the retaining strap from the canister.

3. Open the tank cap and allow any fuel to drip off before removing the cap.

4. Fasten the tank cap with fuel lines open at the top.

5. Remove the canister.

6. Refill with Diesel.

7. Insert the canister and secure with the retaining strap.

8. Fit the tank cap with fuel lines.

9. Close the tank cap.

10. Wipe off any spilt fuel.

11. Close the left-hand door and secure with the rubber latch.

The RM 110 system care liquid (descaler) is a highly effective agent for preventing calcification of the heating coil when operating with hard water. This is drip-fed dosed into the water supply.

The dosage is set at the factory for water hardnesses of up to approx. 30 °dH. The dosing valve can be adjusted if necessary. See chapter "Adjusting dosage".

ATTENTION

Health risk

Observe the safety and handling instructions for handling RM 110.

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1. System care container
2. Cover

1. Open the lid of the system care container.

2. Add RM 110 system care liquid to the container, do not overfill.

   Maximum filling level is 2 cm below the filling edge.

3. Close the cover.

The dosage is set at the factory for water hardnesses of up to approx. 30 °dH (position between 1 and 2). Change the position if necessary.

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1. Bar
2. Cover

1. Remove the bar by removing the 2 screws (marked with arrows) using a socket wrench.

2. Remove the cover.

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1. Cover
2. Dosing pump
3. Position 1

   Note

   Up to 10 °dH

4. Position 2

   Note

   Up to 55 °dH

3. Adjust position 1 to 2 for the desired degree of water hardness.

   Higher positions are irrelevant because these degrees of hardness do not occur.

4. Attach the cover.

5. Attach the bar.

The high-pressure hose is stored in a storage compartment behind the right-hand door.

The high-pressure gun with spray lance is located in holders attached to the left front side of the WRS 200.

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1. High-pressure hose
2. High-pressure gun
3. Left door rubber latch
4. Door handle
5. Holder with rubber latch
6. Spray lance
7. Intake

1. Release the rubber latch on the right-hand door (at the top side) and open the door.

2. Remove the high-pressure hose.

3. Release the rubber latch from the upper holder.

4. Remove the high-pressure gun with spray lance.

5. Connect the high-pressure hose to the high-pressure gun.

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1. High-pressure hose
2. WRS 200 high-pressure connection
3. Switchover valveUpper position: Operation with high-pressure gunLower position: Operation with high-pressure gun closedLower position (with front bar option): Switchover to front bar operation
4. Water hose to water connection

6. Connect the high-pressure hose to the high-pressure connection.

Establish the water supply to the WRS 200 (GEKA coupling). Ensure that the mains is disconnected!.

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1. Water hose
2. WRS 200 water connection
3. Front bar connection (option)

1. Connect the water hose to the WRS 200.

The high-pressure cleaner is operated by the hydraulic PTO connection on the vehicle.

The burner can be switched-in for generating hot water.

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1. High-pressure cleaner
2. Pressure control
3. Pressure gauge
4. Oil filler opening

1. The high-pressure cleaner is intended for use as a hot water high-pressure cleaner for the elimination of weeds and as a cold water high-pressure cleaner for cleaning regions that are difficult to access.

2. The water jet is applied using a high-pressure gun with spray lance and a corresponding nozzle attachment.

3. Weed elimination can also be performed over larger areas using an optional front bar. Contact Kärcher for more information.

The work temperature can be preselected at the thermostat.

The burner does not switch on until the blower switch is switched on.

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1. Thermostat (electronic / buttons ˄˅ short press = 1 ° steps, long press = 5 ° steps)
2. Burner blower on/off switch
3. Battery malfunction indicator
4. Warning light: cleaning container or fuel tank empty

   Note

   When the warning light comes on, the burner switches off

1. Set the thermostat to 105 °C and switch on the blower (burner) for weed control.

   Switch off the blower switch immediately on completion of work to prevent the battery from being drained.

2. For cold water high-pressure cleaning, set the thermostat to 25 °C and switch off the blower (burner).

The WRS 200 is equipped with an integrated battery that is charged by an alternator.

The battery is required for starting the burner.

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1. Battery
2. Minus terminal

1. Please consult the operating instructions of the carrier vehicle for information on care, maintenance and safe handling of batteries.

2. When storing the device for longer than 1 month, disconnect the minus terminal of the battery and recharge the battery every 2 months.

Vehicle settings:

The procedure varies from vehicle to vehicle. Please refer to the operating instructions of the vehicle used for the exact procedure.

• PTO 40 litres/min

• Engine speed at least:

  • MIC 35/42: 2250 rpm

  • MIC 50/70: 2100 rpm

  • MC 130: 2400 rpm

  • MC 250: 1200 rpm

• Deactivate the seat contact switch (when working with the standard high-pressure gun and spray lance accessories).

WRS 200 settings (hot water operation):

• Switch on the blower (burner).

• Adjust the temperature on the thermostat using SET and the ˄˅ buttons. Confirm with √ (setting range +25 °C to +105 °C, temperature deviation +/- 5 °C).

  Note

  The burner will now heat up automatically to the set temperature (see heating symbol in the display). When the temperature is reached, the burner switches off (heating symbol in the display goes out). If the deviation falls below 5 °C, the burner switches on again and regulates up to max. 105 °C. The set temperature is stored and retrieved in the operation (in case work is interrupted during the working day).

• Fit the desired accessory (optional) to the spray lance.

• Adjust the pressure control at the spray lance or at the high-pressure pump as required.

Vehicle settings:

• PTO 40 litres/min

• Engine speed at least:

  • MIC 35/42: 2250 rpm

  • MIC 50/70: 2100 rpm

  • MC 130: 2400 rpm

  • MC 250: 1200 rpm

• Deactivate the seat contact switch (when working with the standard high-pressure gun and spray lance accessories).

The procedure differs according to the vehicle and the vehicle operating instructions must be consulted.

WRS 200 settings:

• Set the temperature on the thermostat to 25 °C using SET and the ˄˅ buttons and confirm with √.

• If necessary, drain hot water through the front bar or the high-pressure gun until the ACTUAL temperature reaches 25 °C.

• Switch off the blower (burner).

• Fit the high-pressure nozzle to the lance.

• Adjust the pressure control at the spray lance or at the high-pressure cleaner as required.

WARNING

Risk of injury due to recoil force

A recoil force will arise due to the water stream ejecting from the spray lance. Make sure you grip the high-pressure gun and spray lance firmly when working.

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1. Safety latch
2. Trigger
3. Pressure control

1. Unlock the safety latch on the high-pressure gun, rear position.

2. Pull the trigger and commence working.

3. Fight weeds with the hot water jet, working slowly

4. As necessary: Adjust the pressure control at the spray lance or at the high-pressure cleaner as required.

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1. Lance
2. WR 10 spray head
3. 2.114-004.0 nozzle

• Fasten the nozzle between the lance and the WR 10 spray head.

• Turn down the pressure regulation on the high-pressure pump to a minimum.

Store the trigger gun with spray lance and high-pressure hose in the storage locations provided when driving on public roads or after finishing work.

1. Park the vehicle and allow the engine to continue running.

2. Set the temperature on the thermostat to 25 °C using SET and the ˄˅ buttons and confirm with √. Switch off the blower (burner).

3. Operate the high-pressure cleaner in cold water mode until the high-pressure cleaner, high-pressure hose and high-pressure gun with spray lance have cooled down (danger of burns).

4. Switch off the PTO work hydraulics.

5. Switch off the engine.

6. Close off the water inlet at the water tank.

7. Press the trigger of the high-pressure gun and release the pressure remaining in the system.

8. Secure the trigger with the safety latch.

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1. Lock

9. Unscrew the high-pressure hose from the high-pressure connection of the WRS 200. Fit a protective cap to prevent soiling.

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1. Storing the high-pressure hose
2. High-pressure gun with spray lance
3. Holder with rubber latch
4. Intake

10. Fit the high-pressure gun with spray lance into the mount and holder and secure with the rubber retainer.

11. Open the right-hand door and place the high-pressure hose in the storage compartment.

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1. Casing
2. Water filter
3. Seal

1. Open the left-hand door.

2. Visually check the water filter externally for soiling.

3. For removing the water filter:

   1. Close off the water inlet.

   2. Allow the pump to run briefly until the housing is empty.

   3. Unscrew and remove the casing.

   4. Check the seal and replace if necessary.

4. Clean the water filter and replace if necessary.

   Lubricate the housing seal and sealing surface of the water filter with silicone grease.

5. Install in the reverse order.

6. Open the water inlet.

CAUTION

Risk of burns!

Allow the high-pressure pump to cool down before refilling with oil.

ATTENTION

 

Check the oil level when the high-pressure pump has cooled down.

Note

The correct oil level is in the middle of the sight glass.

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1. Oil filler opening
2. Sight glass

1. Check the oil level at the sight glass and refill with oil if necessary (to the middle of the sight glass).

   Oil type 15W-40.

2. Unscrew the cap from the oil filler opening.

3. Refill with oil.

4. Screw the cap onto the oil filler opening.

5. Wipe off any overflowed oil.

You can remedy minor faults using the following overview.

If in any doubt, please contact your authorised Customer Service.

• Battery malfunction indicator lights up 

• System care container warning light lights up 

• The burner does not start up 

• Burner emitting sooty smoke 

• White smoke emitted from the burner 

• Working pressure fluctuates 

• High-pressure pump not building up pressure 

• High-pressure pump knocking 

• Water dripping out of the casing 

• Overflow valve continuously opening/closing (when the trigger gun is open) 

Cause:

• Battery is not charging

Remedy:

• Contact Customer Service

Cause:

• Container empty

  Note

  The burner switches off

Remedy:

• Refill with RM 110 system care liquid

Cause:

• Fuel canister empty

Remedy:

• Refill Diesel

Cause:

• Blower switch switched off

Remedy:

• Switch on the blower switch

Cause:

• Burner incorrectly adjusted or dirty

Remedy:

• Contact Customer Service

Cause:

• Fuel solenoid valve defective

  Note

  Diesel fuel continues dripping

Remedy:

• Contact Customer Service

Cause:

• No ignition spark present (visible through the sight glass in the burner cover)

Remedy:

• Contact Customer Service

Cause:

• Condensation in the nozzle carrier

Remedy:

• Contact Customer Service

Cause:

• Fuel pressure too low

Remedy:

• Contact Customer Service

Cause:

Leaks in the high-pressure pump suction area

Remedy:

1. Check the piping system

Cause:

Water filter dirty

Remedy:

1. Clean/replace the water filter

Cause:

Nozzle clogged/washed out

Remedy:

1. Clean/replace the nozzle

Cause:

Supply line to high-pressure pump leaking or clogged

Remedy:

1. Have this checked by Customer Service

Cause:

Safety valve leaking

Remedy:

1. Have the setting and seals checked by Customer Service

Cause:

Supply lines to high-pressure pump leaking

Remedy:

1. Check and contact Customer Service if necessary

Cause:

High-pressure pump leaking

Remedy:

1. Check, 3 drops of water per minute are normal

   In case of more serious leaks, have the device checked by Customer Service

Cause:

Nozzle clogged

Remedy:

1. Clean the nozzle

Cause:

Overflow valve incorrectly adjusted/defective

Remedy:

1. Have the overflow valve adjusted/replaced by Customer Service

Cause:

Device is scaled

Remedy:

1. Contact Customer Service

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: High-pressure cleaner

Type: 2.200-xxx

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

2014/30/EU

2000/14/EC

ECE R 10

EN 60335-1

EN 60335-2-79

EN 1829-1

EN 1829-2

EN ISO 12100: 2010

EN 13309: 2010

2000/14/EC: Annex V

Measured: 96

Guaranteed: 99

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

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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, 2018/09/01