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CONSIGNES DE SÉCURITÉ IMPORTANTES

LIRE TOUTES LES INSTRUCTIONS AVANT D'UTILI-
SER CET APPAREIL

Pad, green (medium hard)

6.369-002.0 6.371-148.0 For cleaning heavily contaminated floors and for basic clean-

ing

Pad, black (hard)

6.369-001.0 6.371-169.0 For stubborn soiling and for basic cleaning

Pad, brown (SPP)

2.639-290.0 2.639-288.0 For protective film application on hard and elastic surfaces

Pad, melamine

6.371-021.0 6.371-336.0 For effective cleaning of micro-porous surfaces

Suction bar, 1030 mm, curved 4.777-108.0 –

Suction bar, 1160 mm, curved

4.777-102.0

Suction lip set, natural rubber

4.037-144.0 4.037-138.0

Suction lip set, PU (oil resistant) 4.037-145.0 4.037-140.0

Suction lip set, Linatex

4.181-011.0 4.181-006.0

Description

BD 70/75 
part no.

BD 80/100 
part no.

Description

BD 70/
75 W 
Classic

BD 80/
100 W 
Classic

Device performance data

Nominal voltage

V

24

24

Battery  capacity

Ah

115 / 170 
/ 180

170 / 180 
/ 240 / 
285

Mean power input

W

1270

1320

Engine power

W

250

300

Suction turbine power

W

500

500

Brush drive power

W

2 x 500

2 x 500

Theoretical surface perfor-
mance

ft

2

/h (m

2

/

h)

37600 
(3500)

43000 
(4000)

Fresh water tank volume

gal (l)

19.8 (75) 26.4 

(100)

Waste water tank volume

gal (l)

19.8 (75) 26.4 

(100)

Water temperature max.

°F (°C)

1

22

 (

5

0)

 

1

22

 (

5

0)

Water pressure max.

psi (bar)

0.87 
(0.06)

0.87 
(0.06)

Aisle turn width

in (mm)

61 
(1550)

65 
(1650)

Max. working area slope

%

2

2

Suctioning

Suction performance, air 
quantity

CFM (l/s) 50.8 (24) 50.8 (24)

Suction performance, de-
pression

psi (kPa) 2.3 (16)

2.3 (16)

Cleaning brushes

Working width

in (mm)

27.5 
(700)

31.5 
(800)

Brush diameter

in (mm)

14.1 
(359)

16.2 
(410)

Brush speed

1/min

140

140

Brush contact pressure

lbf (N)

67 / 150 
(300 / 
680)

90 / 200 
(400 / 
900)

Dimensions and weights

Approved total weight 

lbs (kg)

717 
(325)

959 
(435)

Net weight (transport 
weight)

lbs (kg)

553 
(251)

716 
(325)

Battery compartment di-
mensions

in (mm)

22.6 x 
14.9 
(575 x 
380)

24.5 x 
15.1 
(622 x 
384)

Determined values in acc. with EN 60335-2-72

Overall vibration value

m/s

2

<2.5

<2.5

Uncertainty K

dB(A)

0.2

0.2

Sound pressure level L

pA

dB(A)

65

65

Uncertainty K

pA

dB(A)

2

2

Sound power level L

WA

 + 

K uncertainty

WA 

dB(A)

81

81

 CONSIGNES DE SÉCURITÉ IMPORTANTES................

15

 REGLES DE SECURITE ET PRATIQUES RELATIVES A 

L'UTILISATION.................................................................

16

 PROCEDURES D'ENTRETIEN ET DE REMISE EN 

ETAT.................................................................................

17

 NORMES DE SECURITE INCENDIE..............................

17

 Remarques générales......................................................

17

 Fonctionnement ...............................................................

17

 Utilisation conforme .........................................................

18

 Protection de l'environnement .........................................

18

 Accessoires et pièces de rechange .................................

18

 Étendue de livraison ........................................................

18

 Consignes de sécurité .....................................................

18

 Description de l'appareil...................................................

19

 Montage ...........................................................................

20

 Mise en service ................................................................

22

 Fonctionnement ...............................................................

23

 Transport..........................................................................

25

 Stockage ..........................................................................

25

 Entretien et maintenance .................................................

25

 Dépannage en cas de défaut...........................................

27

 Garantie ...........................................................................

27

 Accessoires......................................................................

28

 Caractéristiques techniques.............................................

28

BD 70/
75 W 
Classic

BD 80/
100 W 
Classic

Summary of Contents for BD 80/100 W Classic Bp

Page 1: ...BD 70 75 W Classic Bp BD 80 100 W Classic Bp 59688290 09 20 Register your product www kaercher com welcome English 3 Fran ais 15 Espa ol 29...

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Page 3: ...they can harm the materials on the machine Do not vacuum up burning or smouldering objects GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS This device must be grounded If it should malfunction or break down grounding provides...

Page 4: ...onnel and detailed procedures shall be provided Maintenance and inspection of the device shall be per formed in conformance with the following practices 1 a scheduled planned maintenance lubrication a...

Page 5: ...pping damage please notify your dealer Safety instructions Before using the device for the first time read and observe these operating instructions and the accompanying bro chure Safety instructions f...

Page 6: ...ve 2 Fluff filter 3 Float 4 Cleaning head 5 Brush replacement pedal 6 Push handle 7 Safety button 8 Waste water tank cap 9 Homebase retaining rail 10 Waste water tank 11 Battery 12 Fresh water filter...

Page 7: ...rds from the carton packaging and the safety board screwed across the pallet and fasten with particle board screws 1 Safety board 2 Squared timber 3 Reinforcement board 5 Push the squared timber unscr...

Page 8: ...M and gel batteries AGM and gel batteries are maintenance free and have a closed battery housing Refilling them with distilled water or battery acid is not possible and is not necessary Open ing or dr...

Page 9: ...upwards 5 Disconnect the device end cable from the negative ter minal at the battery 6 Disconnect the remaining cables from the battery 7 For BD 80 100 Remove the spacer s between the front batteries...

Page 10: ...nk filling hole can be used for measuring the detergent It is fitted with a scale on the inside Adjusting the water volume 1 Adjust the water volume via the regulating knob to suit the degree of conta...

Page 11: ...or emptying the waste water tank 1 Turn the working speed rotary knob to the desired value The speed is shown on the display during the adjust ment The display is shown in percentage of the maxi mum s...

Page 12: ...ater and fresh water Safety inspection maintenance contract You can agree on regular safety inspections or close a maintenance contract with your dealer Please seek advice on this Maintenance interval...

Page 13: ...esh water tank lock 2 Fresh water filter 3 Pull out the fresh water filter and rinse with clean water 4 Insert the fresh water filter 5 Fit the fresh water tank lock Note Ensure that the hose connecti...

Page 14: ...or contamination and clean if necessary 5 Clean the suction lips at the suction bar turn over or replace if necessary 6 Check that the cap on the waste water drain hose is closed 7 Check the adjustmen...

Page 15: ...ature max F C 122 50 122 50 Water pressure max psi bar 0 87 0 06 0 87 0 06 Aisle turn width in mm 61 1550 65 1650 Max working area slope 2 2 Suctioning Suction performance air quantity CFM l s 50 8 24...

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