Kärcher R 100, Руководство пользователя

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Installation
Removing/installing the brush head
Note
The roller brushes or disc brushes must be removed before re-
moving and installing the new industrial cleaning heads (steel
housing), so that the cleaning head does not catch on the frame
parts. The cleaning head can be moved on the steering rollers.
1
M6 x 60 screw
2
Cleaning head raising mechanism
3
Lock-nut
1. Screw the cleaning head raising mechanism together with the
screw and locknut.
Note
To be able to install and remove the cleaning head, the raising
mechanism must be blocked with a screw so that the cleaning
head can be lowered completely to the floor. The screw must be
fully installed with the cleaning head raised for this.
1
Knurled nut
2
Lock
3
Split pin
4
Bolt
2. Turn off the safety switch to keep the brush head down.
3. Unplug the battery plug
4. Unscrew the knurled nut.
5. Pull out the lock.
6. Insert the battery plug.
7. Switch on the safety switch.
8. Switch off the machine.
9. Remove the cotter pin on both sides.
10.Pull out the bolts on both sides.
1
Screws
2
Cover
3
Electrical socket plug connections
4
Water connection
5
Cleaning head
11.Unscrew the screws.
12.Remove the cover.
13.Disconnect electrical socket plug connections.
14.Disconnect the water connection.
15.Push out/pull out the cleaning head completely.
Note
After replacing the brush head, always remove the "service screw
M6 x 60" again so that the brush contact pressure control can be
active.
Note
Before installing the brush head, install the relief springs if neces-
sary.
16.To install the brush head, follow the steps backwards.
Checking/adjusting the brush pattern
Note
● The cleaning head can be lowered and raised in test mode in
the "Brush head" menu. The red KIK key is required for this.
● The sweeping pattern must be adjusted on a flat insensitive
surface with new roller brushes.
● The suspension of the cleaning head must not be bent or dam-
aged.
● Both brush motors should draw the same current when the
cleaning head is correctly adjusted. This can be checked in
test mode.
● Turn the steering wheel to the straight-ahead position.
● Start the brush motors in test mode and move the lifting motor
down until both roller brushes rest on the ground.
● Note the current consumption of both motors. If there is a de-
viation, the cleaning head can be adjusted at the tie rods.
● If the tie rod nuts are tightened (shortened), the rear roller
brush presses harder into the ground. If the tie rod nuts are
loosened (extended), the rear roller brush pressure is re-
duced.
● Always change both tie rods in parallel.
● After correct adjustment, lock the tie rod nut.