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Please unfold the pages with the diagrams!

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Insert handle into the basic unit as far as it goes un-
til it engages audibly.
The handle must sit snugly into the appliance.

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Place the device in the parking station for safe stor-
age.

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Screw the cleaning rollers onto the threaded rod up 
to the mechanical stop. 

Pay attention to the colour-codes on the inside of 
the roller and roller holder on the appliance (e.g. 
blue should match up with blue).

After the installation, check to ensure that the 
cleaning rollers sit snugly.

Note

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The appliance can be loaded in operational condition or 
with the handle removed (for stowage/storage).
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Plug the charging cable of the charger into the 
charging socket on the device.

Plug the mains plug of the charger into a power out-
let.

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The LED indicator lights display the battery's cur-
rent charging state.

All 3 LED indicator lights flash from bottom to top 
when charging a completely empty battery.

The lowermost LED lights up continuously when 
the battery is 1/3 charged, the two upper LEDs con-
tinue to flash.

When the battery is 2/3 charged, the two lower 
LEDs light up continuously, the uppermost LED 
continues to flash.

After the battery has been fully charged, the 3 LED 
indicator lights will continue to light constantly for 
60 minutes. After this time, the LED indicator lights 
go out.

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Once the battery is charged, pull the mains plug out 
of the socket and the charging cable out of the 
charging socket.

Illustration 

Place the device in the parking station.

Illustration 

Grasp the fresh water tank by the recessed grip 
and remove it from the device.

Illustration 

Open the tank cap and turn it to the side.

Illustration 

Fill the fresh water tank with cold or lukewarm tap 
water.

KÄRCHER detergents/care agents can also be 
added to the fresh water tank as required.*

Do not exceed the "MAX" marking when filling.

Close tank lock.

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Insert the fresh water container into the appliance.

The fresh water tank must sit snugly into the appli-
ance.

ATTENTION

*Follow the recommended dosage instructions on the 
detergent/care agent.

ATTENTION

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The device can only vacuum dried dirt and liquids (max. 
140 ml).

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Brush or vacuum the floor before starting work. This re-
moves dirt and loose particles from the floor before the 
wet cleaning commences.
Before use, check the floor for water consistency at sus-
pect areas. Do not clean water-sensitive coatings, such 
as untreated cork floors (moisture ingress is possible 
which may damage the floor).

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To avoid fresh footprints on the freshly-wiped floor, work 
backwards towards the door.

Clean the floor by moving the appliance back and 
forth at a similar speed as if you were vacuum 
cleaning.

If the floor is especially dirty, let the appliance glide 
slowly across the floor. 
Pressure does not need to be exerted on the de-
vice.

For scope of delivery of the roller pads in grey and 
yellow: Both roller pads have the same functionali-
ty, they can be used for different areas of applica-
tion (colour distinction, e.g. for kitchen and bath-
room).

ATTENTION

After switching on the appliance, the cleaning rollers will 
begin to rotate. Hold the handle tight to prevent the ap-
pliance from moving forwards by itself.
Make sure the fresh water tank is filled with water and 
the waste water tank is fitted in the appliance.

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To switch on the appliance press the on/off switch.

Move the unit back and forth several times until the 
rollers are sufficiently moistened.

Illustration 

3 LEDs illuminated - 3/3 battery run time (full run 
time).

2 LEDs illuminated - 2/3 battery run time.

1 LEDs illuminated - 1/3 battery run time.

The lowermost LED starts to flash approx. 2 min-
utes before the battery has to be charged.

Assembly

Commissioning

Installing the rollers

Charging process

Fill fresh water reservoir

Operation

General information on the

 operation

Start working

Battery service life

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Summary of Contents for FC 3d Cordless

Page 1: ...FC 3d Cordless FC 3d Cordless Premium 59684840 10 18 5 English 17...

Page 2: ...1 2 ON 1 2 OFF 3 1 1 2 2 2 1 3 1 2 4 4 h 5 1 2 6 7 1 2 3 8 9 2 Min 12 11 10 3...

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Page 5: ...5 PVC REACH www kaercher com REACH www kaercher com ZH 5 ZH 5 ZH 8 ZH 10 ZH 10 ZH 10 ZH 12 ZH 13 ZH 14 1 2 5 ZH...

Page 6: ...6 IEC 60364 30mA K RCHER PS02 6 ZH...

Page 7: ...7 7 ZH...

Page 8: ...8 0 C FC 3d FC 3d 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 RM 536 30 ml 19 RM 534 30 ml 20 RM 536 500 ml 21 FoamStop 30 ml 11 2x 8 ZH...

Page 9: ...9 12 13 11 11 19 6 9 14 15 16 17 20 RM 536 RM 534 18 RM 536 7 8 10 21 Foam Stop 9 ZH...

Page 10: ...10 LED 3 LED 1 3 LED LED 2 3 LED LED 3 LED 60 LED K RCHER MAX 140 ml 10 ZH...

Page 11: ...11 3 LED 3 3 2 LED 2 3 1 LED 1 3 2 LED LED 60 11 ZH...

Page 12: ...12 60 C 12 ZH...

Page 13: ...13 K RCHER MAX LED LED LED 1 K RCHER K RCHER LED 13 ZH...

Page 14: ...14 K RCHER 100 240 V 1 50 60 Hz IPX4 III II 40 7 2 V 20 4 9 5 V 0 6 A 500 360 140 2 4 305 226 1170 1800 14 ZH...

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Page 17: ...g accessories or any transport damage please contact your dealer Only use original accessories and spare parts they en sure the safe and trouble free operation of the device For information about acce...

Page 18: ...omponents do not clean under running water Do not insert conductive ob jects such as screwdrivers or the like into the charging socket Do not touch contacts or wires The voltage indicated on the type...

Page 19: ...ectrical shock also irritating or caus tic vapors can escape DANGER The user must use the appli ance as intended The person must consider the local condi tions and must pay attention to other persons...

Page 20: ...due to a danger of injury from sharp objects e g splinters Keep connection cable away from heat sharp edges oil and moving parts ATTENTION Only switch on the appliance when the fresh water tank and wa...

Page 21: ...ocket 9 Waste water tank 10 Recessed grip cleaning roller 11 Cleaning rollers 12 Floor head cover 13 Floor head cover lock 14 Battery indicator 15 Charger with charging cable 16 Parking station 17 Rol...

Page 22: ...Do not exceed the MAX marking when filling Close tank lock Illustration Insert the fresh water container into the appliance The fresh water tank must sit snugly into the appli ance ATTENTION Follow th...

Page 23: ...g the floor head See chapter Cleaning the rollers ATTENTION To prevent odours developing the fresh water and waste water tank must be completely emptied prior to storing the appliance Allow wet roller...

Page 24: ...forehand Also clean the floor head cover and waste water tank if the device is not going to be used further Clean the roller drive with a moist cloth ATTENTION The use of unsuitable cleaning and disin...

Page 25: ...incorrect dosage Use only K RCHER detergent and be sure to use the correct dosage Foreign detergents are present on the floor Remove all detergent residues from the rollers us ing water Clean the floo...

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Page 30: ...1 2 13 18 1 2 19 20 1 2 3 14 1 2 15 16 2 1 17 2 21 1 3 2 2 3 23 4 24 1 22...

Page 31: ...25 26 1 2 x 1 ml Shake well 1 2 27 FoamStop...

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