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Please follow these instructions carefully

for troublefree cleaning.

Use the diagram on Page 8 for reference purposes.

3.2 Water Connection

• The minimum length of supply hosepipe advised for maximum user

convenience is 7.5 metres with a diameter of 12.5 mm (1/2") to allow

free flow of inlet water to the machine so avoiding backpressure and

any associated potential damage to your machine.

• Attach your supply hosepipe with its connector to the coupling on the

machine (No.10) and the other end should be connected to a suitable

water supply.

3.3 Electrical Connection

• Ensure the Power Switch (No.5) is in the “OFF” position before

connecting the factory fitted Plug attached to the Mains Electric Lead

(No.9) into an earthed socket. (it is recommended that an RCD plug

socket is used.)

If using an Extension Cable make sure it is completely unwound

from the cable drum and is the correct diameter.

3.4 Suction Mode - 

an added benefit of the Karcher Pressure Washer

• If you are drawing water from a static water supply such as a water

butt disconnect the high pressure hose from the machine.

• Disconnect the water connection/hosepipe with coupling (No.10)

from the machine and replace with a suction hose and filter (Part

No. 4.440.238) that can be purchased as an accessory.

• Allow the pressure washer to operate without the high pressure hose

fitted until water flows from the high pressure outlet 

without bubbles

.

• Re-connect the high pressure hose to the high pressure outlet.

Dirt in the drawn water could damage your Pressure Washer !

To avoid this risk please use a suitable filter - Part No. 6.414.389.

Summary of Contents for K 5.86 M

Page 1: ...5 961 364 2009784 01 05 K 5 20 M PLEASE READ THIS LEAFLET CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING YOUR MACHINE Operating Instructions PRESSURE WASHER...

Page 2: ...around the home and garden It provides an efficient economical and labour saving way of cleaning with excellent results All Karcher domestic pressure washers are designed to run from a suitable cold...

Page 3: ...4 Suction Mode 3 5 Detergent 4 OPERATING YOUR PRESSURE WASHER 4 1 High Pressure Operation 4 2 Low Pressure Operation Without Brush 4 3 Low Pressure Operation With Brush 4 4 End Of Operation 5 IMPORTAN...

Page 4: ...surroundings With the addition of Karcher accessories the list continues Clearing blocked drains and pipes Removal of old paint and rust from garden furniture and gates Spraying insecticide onto trees...

Page 5: ...n the working area must be jet proof The appliance may only be connected to an electrical connection that was performed by an electrician according to IEC 60364 Only connect the appliance to alternati...

Page 6: ...th the appliance The operator must use the appliance properly He must take the local conditions into consideration and must pay attention to third persons in particular children while working with the...

Page 7: ...ctive clothes and glasses to protect yourself from return spray Never leave the appliance unattended as long as it turned on Warning This appliance has been developed for the use of detergents that ar...

Page 8: ...t the Customer Helpline 1 High Pressure Hose 2 Safety Lock Device 3 Spray Gun 4 Spray Lance with Pressure Regulator 5 On Off Switch 6 High Pressure Outlet 7 Detergent Suction Tube 8 Transport Bracket...

Page 9: ...Lead No 9 into an earthed socket it is recommended that an RCD plug socket is used If using an Extension Cable make sure it is completely unwound from the cable drum and is the correct diameter 3 4 S...

Page 10: ...before application Universal Cleaner Profi RM 555 ASF 2 The following cleaning agents are available as concentrate and must be diluted with 9 parts of water 1 9 before use Universal Cleaner Profi RM 5...

Page 11: ...machine you may now switch on your Karcher Pressure Washer using the Power Switch No 5 You can regulate the working pressure on the spray by turning the nozzle end of the Spray Lance No 4 in a or dire...

Page 12: ...ation without Brush Dilute the detergent in a suitable container to the required concentra tion before using The correct dilution is dependent on the degree of soiling of surface and is best determine...

Page 13: ...film covering adopt the following procedure Washing loose dirt away with the clean water high pressure spray Apply the detergent in low pressure mode by setting the bayonet fit spray lance No 4 to its...

Page 14: ...e the water inlet tap and disconnect the hosepipe Squeeze the lever to remove all pressure from the machine Release the lever and then secure the lever with the Safety Locking Device to prevent accide...

Page 15: ...e machine Electricity If using an electrical extension lead it must be rated at a minimum of 13 amps Always fully uncoil any extension lead when used Chemicals Use of chemicals other than those recomm...

Page 16: ...ash Brush Ideal for car bodywork and windows as the water forces the brush to rotate enhancing cleaning power 4 760 262 Extension Lance To add length to the standard lance 2 637 729 Drain Kit 7 5 m Ho...

Page 17: ...ase refer to the diagram below AND identify the particular model of your machine by reference to the data plate on the underside Please write email or fax Karcher see page 19 with any parts order you...

Page 18: ...r flow rate hose should fill a 10 litre bucket in one minute Strong pressure fluctuations Nozzle partly blocked Inadequate mains water Clean dirt from nozzle hole with needle and rinse from the front...

Page 19: ...umstances we would ask that you try to contact us again later in the day The help line number is 0906 6800632 calls at this number are charged at 25p per minute From 8 30am to 5 00pm Monday Friday It...

Page 20: ...bar 13 MPa Operating Pressure 120 bar 12 MPa Flow Rate 450 l h 7 5 litres per minute Detergent Intake 0 4 litres per minute Recoil Force of Spray Gun at Max Pressure 10 N Optimum Working Distance on H...

Page 21: ...21 10 ASSEMBLY High Pressure Hose No 1 and Spray Gun No 3 Assembly...

Page 22: ...andards applied DIN EN 55014 1 2000 A1 2001 A2 2002 DIN EN 55014 2 1997 DIN EN 60335 1 DIN EN 60335 2 79 DIN EN 61000 3 2 2000 DIN EN 61000 3 3 1995 A1 2001 Appropriate internal measures have been tak...

Page 23: ...23 Notes...

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