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5. IMPORTANT – CARE AND MAINTENANCE

To ensure prolonged life and trouble-free use of your
Karcher Pressure Washer we strongly recommend
that you always adopt the following procedures:

Water

• Before use, always check the water inlet filter for dirt or debris.

• Visually check to see if the nozzle is blocked by dirt or grit, if so,

remove the dirt from the nozzle hole with a needle and rinse with
water from the front.

Failure to do this will seriously damage your machine and
invalidate the warranty.

• Connect the water supply hose and, without the lance attached,

squeeze the Spray Gun lever to run water through your pressure
washer until the water flow is constant. Then plug in to the electric
supply.

• Unless drawing water from an open water source such as a water

butt, always have a minimum of 10 metres (25 feet) of uncoiled hose
between the water tap and your machine. The internal diameter of
the feed water hose should be 12 mm (1/2”).

• Water Regulations require the use of a back-flow preventer valve at

the tap end of the supply hose.

Only use a full flow connector to connect the hose to the 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 recommended by Karcher could
cause significant damage which may not be covered by your warranty.

• After using chemicals, always run fresh water through your machine.

Summary of Contents for K 7.85 M

Page 1: ...5 962 164 0 08 07 K 7 85 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: ...ion 3 5 Suction Mode 3 6 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 4 5...

Page 4: ...ticide onto trees plants and lawns Highpressurehose The high pressure hose is specially constructed with reinforced walls to handle water pressure up to 16 MPa 2400 psi it is easi ly damaged and shoul...

Page 5: ...only be connected to an electrical connection that was performed by an electrician according to IEC 60364 Only connect the appliance to alternating current The voltage must comply with the voltage spe...

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: ...k 1 2b Detergent Tank 2 2c Detergent Dosing Valve 3 Spray gun storage clip 4 Power Switch On Off 5 High Pressure Hose Reel 6 Inlet Water Connection 7 Hosepipe Connector 8 High Pressure Hose 9 Spray La...

Page 9: ...9 3 2 Assembly...

Page 10: ...supply hosepipe with its connector to the coupling on the machine No 7 and the other end should be connected to a suitable water supply 3 3 ElectricalConnection Ensure the Power Switch No 4 is in the...

Page 11: ...cleaning agent may be used undiluted But further dilution is practical but trial before application Universal Cleaner Profi RM 555 ASF 3 The following cleaning agents are available as concentrate and...

Page 12: ...you may now switch on your Karcher Pressure Washer using the Power Switch No 4 You can regulate the working pressure on the spray by turning the nozzle end of the Spray Lance No 9 between Mix and Max...

Page 13: ...e selected detergent ensuring it is the correct concentration See Page 11 or read recommended dosage on label or Dilute the detergent to the required concentration before filling the Detergent Tank Th...

Page 14: ...dopt 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 9 to the low pressure s...

Page 15: ...ting Switch off the pressure washer by the Power Switch No 4 and unplug the Mains Electric Lead No 14 from the socket Close the water inlet tap and disconnect the hosepipe Squeeze the lever to remove...

Page 16: ...sher until the water flow is constant Then plug in to the electric supply Unless drawing water from an open water source such as a water butt always have a minimum of 10 metres 25 feet of uncoiled hos...

Page 17: ...pressure hose is specially constructed with reinforced walls to handle water pressure up to 16 MPa 2700 psi it is easily damaged and should be stored carefully Do not kink Do not drive vehicles over t...

Page 18: ...ndows 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 Hose 2 637 767 Drain Kit 15 m Hose A flex...

Page 19: ...s please refer to the diagram below AND identify the particular model of your machine by reference to the data plate on the underside Pleasewrite emailorfaxKarcher seepage20 withanypartsorderyou wish...

Page 20: ...ter 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 fron...

Page 21: ...ble to take all calls coming in In these circumstances we would ask that you try to contact us again later in the day The helpline number is 01295 752200 open from 8 30am to 5 00pm Monday to Friday It...

Page 22: ...ight from open tank at Water Temperature 20 C 1 metre Performance Data Pump Pressure Max 160 bar 16 MPa at bypass Operating Pressure 150 bar 15 MPa Flow Rate 450 l h 7 5 litres per minute Detergent In...

Page 23: ...4 EC Harmonised standards applied EN 55014 1 2000 A1 2001 A2 2002 EN 55014 2 1997 A1 2001 EN 60335 1 EN 60335 2 79 EN 61000 3 2 2000 A2 2005 EN 61000 3 11 2000 Appropriate internal measures have been...

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