Start Up; Operation - Kärcher PC 100 M1 Bio Bedienungsanleitung

1 I: Heater on
0: Heater off
2 Temperature too high
Temperature OK
Temperature too low
Temperature measurement de-
fective
3 I: Pump switched on
0: Pump switched off
Time elapsed, switch pump off
and back on
4 I: Fill level OK
0: Filling level too low
5 Voltage OK

Start up

 Align the appliance horizontally at the
installation site.
 Remove rinsing and sieving floor by lift-
ing upward.
 Unpack the sieving floor and place it on
the opening in the basin.
 Unpack the filter mat and place it on the
sieving floor with the white side on the
top.
 Insert the sieve in the basin.
 Pour 80 litres of RM PC-BIO detergent
slowly into the basin.
Caution
Adding any other detergent solutions other
than RM PC-BIO can deactivate the mi-
crobes; bio-degradation of grease and oily
dirt will be hampered. Do not add water,
solvents, cleaning petrol, petroleum,
LEDs
bleaching agents or disinfectants in the ma-
chine.
 Insert the mains plug into the socket.
For connection values, see technical
data and type plate.
The device needs approx. 1 hour till the
water temperature reaches approx.
38 °C.
Cleaning takes place manually via the
cleaning tools.
 Wear safety gloves and safety goggles.
 Place the parts to be cleaned (max. 100
kg) on the rinsing floor.
 Set the "Pump ON/OFF" switch to "1/
ON".
 Open the shut-off valve of the desired
cleaning tool.
Note
It is possible to simultaneously open multi-
ple cleaning tools.
 Clean the parts.
After completing the cleaning:
 Set the "Pump ON/OFF" switch to
"OFF/0".
Note
The pump automatically switches off after
10 minutes. Briefly switch off and on the
the "Pump ON/OFF" switch to restart.
Switch off the pump after completing the
cleaning tasks; this will save unnecessary
loss of detergent due to evaporation.
Warning
If the device remains switched on during a
power failure, then the pump will start as
soon as power supply is restored. Set the
"Pump ON/OFF" switch to "OFF/0" when-
ever there is a power failure.
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