Regeneration (Only For Vehicles With A Diesel Particle Filter Dpf); Regeneration Indicator In The Display - Kärcher MC 130 Bedienungsanleitung

7.3.1 Working with the manual suction hose
Remove the manual suction hose from the stowage
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compartment.
As necessary: Connected the water hose provided and
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open the stop cock lever on the handle.
Close the dosing knobs in the cabin to prevent the
emission of spray water for the suction mouth and
sweeper jets, otherwise there will not be enough spray
water for the manual suction hose.
Pull out the switch lever into the "Vacuum with suction
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hose" position.
7.3.1.1 Vacuuming
Start the motor.
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Switch on PTO (on control panel of the arm rest).
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Switch on the blower.
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As necessary: Switch on the water pump at the control

panel.
Select the engine speed.
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Note
The suction performance depends on the selected mo-
tor speed.
1600 1/min - for light waste
2200 1/min - for normal soiling
2500 1/min - for severe, heavy soiling
Hold the suction pipe by the handle (adjustable) and
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begin vacuuming.
7.3.1.2 Storage
Set the engine speed to 2200 rpm for installing the

manual suction hose.
When using the water hose: Switch off the water pump,
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disconnect the water hose and stop appropriately.
Insert the suction pipe with handle, press against the

cover and fasten in position.
Note
The vacuum pulls the suction pipe against the cover
and the suction hose contracts. This is necessary to al-
low it to be stowed in the bracket.
Press the rest of the suction hose into the bracket and
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press the flap closed until the latch engages.
Switch off the blower.
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Press in the switch lever into the "Work in sweeping
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mode" position.
7.4 Regeneration (only for vehicles with a
Diesel Particle Filter DPF)
7.4.1 Description
Diesel particle filter (DPF)
The diesel particle filter holds back the fine dust until it
–
can be burned at very high temperatures; this process
is called regeneration. The regeneration process pro-
ceeds either automatically during driving operation or
can be started manually as needed.
The more travel at high speeds or with loads, the less a
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regeneration process must take place.
7.4.2

Regeneration indicator in the display

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