Charge The Battery - Kärcher WD 3 Battery Bedienungsanleitung

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 To open, pull the container closures upwards and
remove the device head on the carrying handle.
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 Remove the contents from the container.
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 Turn the container, press in the steering roller in the
openings at the base of the container till the end-
point.
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 Put the appliance head onto the container and lock
the container locks.
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 For vacuuming dry dirt an additional filter bag can
be inserted if necessary.

Charge the battery

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 See chapter "Charging process for a fast charger"
and "Battery operation".
Commissioning
Connect accessories
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 Push the suction hose into the connection on the
appliance, it snaps in place.
In order to disconnect it, push down with your
thumb and pull the suction hose out.
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 Connect the handle with the suction hose until it
snaps in place.
 Put both suction tubes together and connect them
with the handle.
Note: Accessories, such as suction brushes (optional)
can be directly attached to the connecting piece and
thus connected to the suction hose.
For convenient working even in tight spaces.
The removable handle can be attached between the ac-
cessories and the suction hose if necessary.
Recommendation: In order to vacuum the floor, attach
the handle to the suction hose.
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 To remove the handle from the suction hose, press
the button with your thumb and index and remove
handle
Note: Due to removing the handle, accessories can be
directly attached to the suction hose.
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 Connect the floor nozzle with the suction pipe.
Note: For vacuuming dry dirt or water off the floor - al-
ways work with the insert (brush strip and rubber lip) in
the floor nozzle.
Insert the battery
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 Push the battery from the top into the battery holder
and lock it.
Turning on the Appliance
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 Position I: Vacuum and blowing function.
Position 0: Appliance is switched off
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Assembly General information on the operation
ATTENTION
The metal container can become statically charged
when vacuuming large amounts of fine dust particles
and then discharge upon contact.
ATTENTION
The batter holder area must be kept clean.
 If there is too much dirt in this area, it is possible
that the battery is not inserted/locked into place.
 Similarly, it may be the case that battery can no
longer be taken out of the device because the eject
lever can no longer be moved.
ATTENTION
Always work with an inserted cartridge filter during wet
as well as dry vacuum cleaning!
Dry vacuum cleaning
ATTENTION
Check the filter for damage prior to installation and re-
place as necessary.
Work with a dry cartridge filter only!
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 Recommendation: To vacuum fine dust, use the
filter bag.
Information filter bag
– The filling level of the filter bag depends on the dirt
that is sucked in.
– The filter bag needs to be replaced more frequently
while sucking in fine dust, sand, etc.
– Clogged filter bags can burst - therefore make sure
to replace the filter bag in a timely manner!
ATTENTION
Vacuum cold ashes only when using a pre-filter.
For information about accessories and spare parts,
please visit www.kaercher.com.
Wet vacuum cleaning
ATTENTION
Do not use a filter bag!
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 For vacuuming up moisture or wetness pay atten-
tion to the correct floor nozzle insert and connect
the corresponding accessories.
Note: If the container is full, a float closes the suction
opening, and the appliance works at a higher speed.
Switch off the appliance immediately, and empty the
container.
Cleaning hard to reach locations or, where vacuuming
is not possible, like leaves from a gravel bed.
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 Connect the suction hose to the blower connection,
this will activate the blower function.
Interrupting operation
 Turn off the appliance.
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 Hook the floor nozzle into the parking position.
Note: If it is necessary to remove the suction head when
work is interrupted, the battery may become stuck. The
battery is locked in tightly and cannot fall out.
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Operation
Blowing function