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6 Display sweeping programme 

"HEAVY"
– for heavily soiled and uneven floors

7 Display
8 KM 105/110 R: Lift waste container and 

direction key "upwards"
KM 105/100 R: Direction key "upwards"

9 KM 105/110 R: Tip waste container and 

direction key "to the right"
KM 105/100 R: Direction key "to the 
right"

10 Confirmation key "OK"
11 KM 105/110 R: Swivel in waste contain-

er and direction key "to the left"
KM 105/100 R: Direction key "to the 
left"

12 KM 105/110 R: Lower waste container 

and direction key "downward"
KM 105/100 R: Direction key "down-
ward"

13 Blinker switch
14 Horn
15 Program selection switch

The default language on the display is Eng-
lish.
Select the desired language on the control 
panel prior to working with the machine. 
How the language is set for the yellow and 
grey key (Intelligent Key) is shown in the il-
lustrated brief instructions on Page 2 of 
these operating instructions or in the follow-
ing Chapter "Intelligent Key yellow/grey".

The parameters for the various cleaning 
programmes are preset. The indication 
takes place on the display.
The texts on the display are plain texts and 
therefore self-explanatory. The selection of 
the desired sweeping program is made by 
means of the direction key "to the right".
Shown display texts are:
>

Battery charge indicator

<

>

Operating hours and sweeping pro-

gramme

<

>

Usability of the roller brush: .. %

<

>

Day counter .. h .. min

<

Extra with upgrade kits:
>

Switch on beacon light

<

>

Switch on working light

<

If you wish to permanently change the pa-
rameters, you must use a grey intelligent 
key to make the settings. The procedure is 
described in section "Grey intelligent key".

With the grey intelligent key the authorisa-
tions for the yellow intelligent key are ena-
bled.
Parameters that are adjusted with the grey 
Intelligent Key, are kept until another set-
ting is selected.

Insert the grey intelligent key.

Turn the programme selector switch to 
"ON".

Push the direction key "upwards" or 
"downwards" until the >

key manager

menu appears.

Note

: In this menu item the authorisa-

tions for the yellow intelligent key are 
enabled.

Confirm the message with the "OK" 
key.

Remove the grey intelligent key and 
within the seconds being counted down 
insert the yellow intelligent key that is to 
be personalised.

Push the direction keys "upwards" or 
"downwards" and select menu items.

To transfer the settings to the yellow in-
telligent key:
While the seconds are counted down, 
select >

YES

< with the direction key "to 

the right" and confirm with the "OK" key.

Note

: Thereby the settings made are 

transferred to the yellow intelligent key 
and are enabled.

Note

The functions are only activated with the 
main switch being switched on and the key 
(Intelligent Key) inserted.

A OFF 

Device is switched off

B ON

The appliance is now ready for opera-
tion.

C Drive the machine

Drive to the operating location; in order 
to do so, push the accelerator pedal.

Note

Roller brush and side brushes are 
raised and switched off.

D Sweeping with sweep roller

Roller brush is lowered.

E Sweeping with roller brush and right 

side brush

Roller brush and right side brush are 
lowered, the sickle brush (optional) is 
ready for operation.

F Sweeping with roller brush and right 

and left side brush

Roller brush and right side brush are 
lowered, the sickle brush (optional) is 
ready for operation.

WARNING

This appliance is equipped with a variety of 
safety installations. The proper function of 
every safety installation must be checked 
prior to operation and must NOT be over-
ridden!

The main switch serves the immediate 
shutdown of the electrical drives in case of 
emergencies and may only be used for this 
purpose.

The left cover is equipped with a safety in-
stallation that switches off the running de-
vice when it is opened and issues a warn-
ing message on the display.

Language setting on the control panel

Intelligent key yellow/grey

Yellow intelligent key

Grey Intelligent Key

Available menu items are:

>

Language selection

<

18 languages are available in the language 
selection, among others German, English, 
French, Spanish, Greek and Russian.
>

Device operation locked/enabled

<

The yellow key (Intelligent Key) can be 
locked for the operation of this machine 
here.
>

Sweeping track locked/enabled

<

With a locked sweeping track the sweeping 
programme ECO, MEDIUM or HEAVY is to 
be set and cannot be changed by the oper-
ator. With an enabled sweeping track you 
can change between the 3 sweeping pro-
grammes during operation.
>

Dust level locked/enabled

<

Adaption of the automatic filter cleaning 
(TACT) to the environment. 
>

Light on/off

<

The operator can switch on the light (op-
tional).
>

Light locked/enabled

<

Continuous operation with light is activated 
or locked.
>

Flashing beacon locked/enabled

<

The operator can choose whether he or 
she wants to drive with or without the flash-
ing beacon; when starting the device, the 
flashing beacon is on automatically.
>

Flashing beacon mode locked/ena-

bled

<

It can be selected whether the flashing 
beacon is necessarily on (even if it has 
been switched off by the operator) or not.
>

Speed locked/enabled

<

Without function
>

Sweeping speed locked/enabled

<

Without function
>

Blower/pump locked/enabled

<

Without function
>

Enable delete day counter

<

It can be selected whether the operator is 
able to reset the day counter.
>

Programming yes/no

<

As the last menu item the >

Program-

ming

< display with the seconds counted 

down appears.

Program selection switch

Safety Devices

Main switch

Cover on the left

9

EN

Summary of Contents for KM 105/100 R Bp

Page 1: ...KM 105 100 R Bp KM 105 100 R Bp Pack KM 105 110 R Bp KM 105 110 R Bp Pack 59658630 11 14...

Page 2: ...2...

Page 3: ......

Page 4: ...http www kaercher com dealersearch...

Page 5: ...ine EN 1 Proper use EN 2 Foreseeable misuse EN 2 Suitable surfaces EN 2 Safety instructions EN 2 Safety instructions concern ing the operation EN 2 Operations EN 2 Safety information concern ing the d...

Page 6: ...ing clothes Wear sturdy shoes and avoid wearing loose fitting clothes Check the immediate vicinity prior to starting e g children Ensure suffi cient visibility Never leave the device unattended as lon...

Page 7: ...bris into the path of the roller brush The rotating roller brush 4 moves the dirt and debris directly into the waste container 5 The dust raised in the container is sep arated by the dust filter 2 and...

Page 8: ...alled KM 105 100 110 R Bp not included in delivery Optional The following equipment that is installed when ordering ex work or can be subse quently installed is not displayed Beacon lamp Overhead guar...

Page 9: ...e main switch being switched on and the key Intelligent Key inserted A OFF Device is switched off B ON The appliance is now ready for opera tion C Drive the machine Drive to the operating location in...

Page 10: ...let you must create an unloading ramp us ing the boards provided To unload the machine proceed as follows Cut plastic packing belt and remove foil Remove the elastic tape fasteners at the stop points...

Page 11: ...the battery manufacturer Open left cover Remove the appliance cover Insert batteries into the battery mount Warning Pay attention to correct poles Connect pole terminal red cable to positive pole Scre...

Page 12: ...e intelligent key grey or yellow with the authorisation for the operation of the appliance must be inserted in the key slot of the control panel The main switch must be in position 1 The programme sel...

Page 13: ...tly lift the waste container and swivel it downwards to the rear then unhinge the waste container Empty waste container Slide the waste container in and lock it in place check for proper seating of th...

Page 14: ...appliances used for commercial purposes are subject to safety inspec tions according to VDE 0701 Use only roller brushes side brushes that are provided with the appliance or specified in the Operatio...

Page 15: ...sed Unscrew all 3 star grip nuts at the bot tom of the side brush by hand For this purpose reach through the bristles of the side brush Remove the wiper blade Clip new side brushes on to driver and sc...

Page 16: ...lacing the sealing strips unscrew the screws completley insert new seal ing strip fit retaining plate adjust seal ing strips and screw down retaining plate Side sealing strips Adjusting the sealing st...

Page 17: ...for proper seating Inform K rcher Customer Service Dust gathers in the machine Insufficient vacuum performance Empty waste container Switch on suction blower Check dust filter clean or replace Check f...

Page 18: ...en Is displayed high emptying system as soon as a sweeping programme has been selected and the waste container is not fully retracted and tipped inwards All sweeping functions are prevented Turn the p...

Page 19: ...e battery is empty The operation of the device is prevented for the protec tion of the battery device can no longer be driven Charge battery 20 MF mod requests firmware update Appears if the machine c...

Page 20: ...Volume of waste container KM 105 100 R low emptying system KM 105 110 R high emptying system l kg l kg 2 x 35 2 x 50 80 110 2 x 35 2 x 50 80 110 Maximum unloading height high emptying system mm 1550 1...

Page 21: ...rake operated electrically with spring Filter and vacuum system Filter system TACT TACT Category of use filter for non hazardous dust M M Nominal vacuum suction system mbar 6 6 Nominal volume flow suc...

Page 22: ...335 2 29 EN 60335 2 72 EN 61000 3 2 2006 A1 2009 A2 2009 EN 61000 3 3 2008 EN 61000 6 2 2005 EN 62233 2008 Applied conformity evaluation method 2000 14 EC Appendix V Sound power level dB A Measured Gu...

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