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Remove brushes from the brush head.

Danger

Risk of injury! Before carrying out any tasks 
on the machine, set the main key to "0" and 
remove it.  Pull out the battery plug.

Note

Suction turbine will continue to run for a 
while after switch-off. Carry out mainte-
nance tasks only after the suction turbine 
has come to a halt.

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Drain and dispose of the dirt water and 
the residual fresh water.

Warning

Risk of damage. Do not wash down the ap-
pliance with water and do not use aggres-
sive detergents.

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Drain off dirt water.

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Rinse the dirt water tank with clear wa-
ter.

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Check the fluff filter, clean if required

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Only BR model: Remove bulk waste 
container and empty it.

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Clean the outside of the appliance with 
a damp cloth which has been soaked in 
mild detergent.

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Clean the vacuum lips and the wiping 
lips, check for wear and replace if re-
quired.

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Check the brushes for wear, replace if 
required.

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Charge battery.

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Check battery pole for oxidation; brush 
it if required and lubricate it using pole 
grease. Ensure that the connection ca-
ble sits firmly.

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Clean the seals between dirt water res-
ervoir and cover and check for tight-
ness, replace if required.

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Check the function of the immobilizing 
brake.

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Check the acid density of the cells if the 
batteries are not maintenance-free bat-
teries.

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Clean the brush tunnel (only BR model). 

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Have the prescribed inspection carried 
out by the customer service.

To ensure a reliable operation of the appli-
ance maintenance contracts can be con-
cluded with the competent Kärcher sales 
office.

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Remove the vacuum bar.

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Loosen crossh-handles. 

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Remove the plastic parts.

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Remove the vacuum lips.

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Insert new vacuum lips.

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Insert the plastic parts.

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Tighten the cross-handles. 

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Release the wing nuts.

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Remove bearing lid. 

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Take out the brush roller, insert a new 
one (pay attention to the hexagonal in-
take of the brush rollers). 

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Place bearing lid. 

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Tighten the wing nuts.

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Repeat process on the opposite side. 

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Raise the disk brushes.

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Turn the disk brushes by approximately 
45°.

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Remove the disk brushes at the bottom.

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Insert the new disk brushes in reverse 
sequence.

In case of danger of frost:

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Empty the fresh and dirt water reser-
voirs.

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Store the appliance in a frost-protected 
room.

Danger

Risk of injury! Before carrying out any tasks 
on the machine, set the main key to "0" and 
remove it.  Pull out the battery plug.

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Drain and dispose of the dirt water and 
the residual fresh water.

In case of faults that cannot be remedied 
using the table below please contact the 
customer service. 

The operator may only replace the following 
vehicle flat fuses having the following val-
ues: 
– 7.5A (F1) – Control and emergency 

power supply.

– 30A (F4) – Supply to stroke and acces-

sories module.

Note

Defective fuses (F2, f3) should only be re-
placed by the service center. If these fuses 
are defective, then customer service center 
has to check the usage conditions and the 
entire control system.

The control unit is located below the operat-
ing panel. To access the fuses the cover on 
the left side of the foot compartment must 
be removed in advance.

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Turn out the fastening screws at the up-
per end of the cover. 

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Remove cover. 

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Replace fuse.

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Replace cover. 

Note

The population of fuses is displayed on the 
inner side of the cover. 

The display shows the existing faults at in-
tervals of 4 seconds (example:

Fault scrubbing 
funktion H1/022

If the faults continue to be displayed on the 
console even after 4 seconds, then proceed 
as follows: 

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Set main switch to “0”.

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Wait till the text on the display has dis-
appeared. 

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Set main switch to “1”.
Carry out the troubleshooting measures 
in the given sequence only if the fault 
occurs again.  The key switch must be in 
position "0" and the battery plug must 
have been pulled out. 

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If the fault cannot be repaired, call cus-
tomer service and mention the fault 
code(s) (H1/022 in the example). 

BD model

Maintenance and care

Maintenance schedule

After each operation

Monthly

Yearly

Maintenance Works

Maintenance contract

Replacing the vacuum lips

Replacing the brush rollers

Replacing the Disk Brushes

Frost protection

Faults

Replace fuses

Fault indication

Summary of Contents for BD 75 R Eco

Page 1: ...lands 54 Espa ol 67 Portugu s 80 Dansk 93 Norsk 105 Svenska 117 Suomi 129 141 T rk e 154 cc 166 Magyar 179 esky 191 Sloven ina 203 Polski 215 Rom ne te 228 Sloven ina 241 Hrvatski 254 Srpski 266 278 B...

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Page 3: ...enable effective cleaning even if the machine is used for long durations The device is self moving the drive mo tor is feed by a trough battery The batteries can be charged using a charger connected...

Page 4: ...uction turbine 14 Hose coupling for draining fresh water 15 Fresh water filter 16 Vacuum bar 17 Cross handles for fastening the vacuum bar 18 Wing nuts for tilting the vacuum bar 19 Suction hose 20 Di...

Page 5: ...Overall lamp button optional 7 Horn 8 Info button 9 Display 10 Indicator lamp automatic immobilizing brake active 11 Indicator lamp manual cleaning pro gram active 12 Indicator lamp battery monitorin...

Page 6: ...orresponding indicators on the battery At the end of the charging process all cells must gas Danger Danger of causticization Adding water to the battery in its dis charged state can cause the acid to...

Page 7: ...floors Drive slowly when cornering Danger of tipping on unstable ground Only use the machine on sound surfac es Danger of tipping with excessive sideways tilt The gradient perpendicular to the direc...

Page 8: ...pump starts run ning this is indicated through a blinking C in the display 1 Driving Driving to the Place of Use 2 Scrubbing suction Wet clean the floor and vacuum up dirt water 3 Wet scrubbing Wet cl...

Page 9: ...e observe the local provisions regard ing the wastewater treatment Take the water discharge hose from the support and lower above a suited col lection device Let off dirt water by opening the dosage d...

Page 10: ...k brushes Turn the disk brushes by approximately 45 Remove the disk brushes at the bottom Insert the new disk brushes in reverse sequence In case of danger of frost Empty the fresh and dirt water rese...

Page 11: ...cool down drive motor hot let it cool down Drive motor has got overheated due to a steep climb or locked brake Set main switch to 0 Wait at least 10 minutes Set main switch to 1 If possible use the u...

Page 12: ...90 140 Description Piece Appliance needs the piece BD 75 BD 90 Disk brush natural white 6 369 492 6 906 056 For polishing floors 1 2 Disk brush red medium stand ard 6 906 346 6 906 054 For cleaning s...

Page 13: ...7195 14 2212 The warranty terms published by our com petent sales company are applicable in each country We will repair potential fail ures of your appliance within the warranty period free of charge...

Page 14: ...sk of explosion Do not operate the batteries in the open on traffic routes in explosion hazard rooms or in rooms with power conducti ble dust The battery charging process can give rise to explosive su...

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