Kärcher MC 250, User Manual

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1 Ex-factory attachment
1.1 Waste container attachment
The waste container attachment can only be used in con-
junction with a Kärcher brush sweeping system or scrub-
bing system. These attachments are described after the
chapter.
1.1.1 Removing the waste container
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DANGER
Risk of injury from the waste container
Keep a sufficient distance from the waste container and
the supports when removing/installing.
Maintain a sufficient clearance to the hazard zone and stop
raising/lowering of the waste container immediately when
a person enters the hazard zone.
Secure the raised waste container with the safety brackets
when you work underneath.
Only remove the waste container when it is completely
empty.
ATTENTION
Risk of injury and damage
Set the waste container down only on a level and smooth
surface.
1. Empty the waste container before removing the waste
container. See chapter “Emptying the waste container”.
Illustration: Waste container secured
1
Waste container
2
Safety bracket
3
Sealing collar
2. Raise the waste container until the safety brackets can
be folded forward. See chapter “Emptying the waste
container”.
3. Lower the waste container onto the safety brackets.
1
Sealing collar
2
Hose clamp
4. Remove the sealing collar by opening the hose clip (SW
7) and pulling off the sealing collar.
1
Front locking bolts
2
Spring pin
5. First pull out the spring pins and then pull out the front
locking bolts (left and right).
6. Raise the waste container slightly and fold the safety
brackets rearward into the storage position.
7. Lower the waste container completely.
8. Depressurise the rear hydraulic system, see chapter
“Hydraulic pressure relief”.
1
Rear hydraulic connections
9. Disconnect the hydraulic hoses of the waste container
from the hydraulic connections.
1
Power supply plug
2
High-pressure cleaner water connection (option)
3
High-pressure cleaner (Option)
10.Pull out the power supply plug.