Safety Devices; Cleaning Methods - Kärcher SGV 6/5 Bedienungsanleitung

38 Rubber lip for hand nozzle
39 Hand nozzle
40 Brush collar for hand nozzle
41 Crevice nozzle
42 Brush strip insert for floor nozzle
43 Step depression
44 Storage for floor nozzle
45 Cable hook, rotating
46 Air outlet, working air
47 Holder for steam suction pipe
48 Power cord
49 Holder for triangular nozzle
50 Quick start instructions
51 Cover of the wastewater container
52 Closure of the wastewater container
53 Nameplate
Operating field
Illustration
1 0/OFF
2 Operating mode: Cold water/suction
operation
3 Operating mode: Steam/hot water/cold
water/suction operation (eco!efficiency)
4 Operating mode: Steam/hot water/cold
water/suction operation
5 Operating mode: Rinsing (SGV 8/5 only)
6 Operating mode: Detergent/suction op-
eration (SGV 8/5 only)
7 Operating mode: Self-cleaning (SGV
8/5 only)
8 Rotating knob
9 Display (SGV 8/5 only)
10 Indicator lamp "Operational readiness"
(green)
11 Indicator lamp "Heating on" (green)
12 Indicator lamp "Service" (yellow)
13 Indicator lamp "Fresh water container
empty" (red)
14 Indicator lamp "Wastewater container
full" (red)
15 Indicator lamp "Fault" (red)
16 Hand wheel
17 Suction button
18 Steam switch
19 Safety catch
20 Steam quantity regulator: Level I-II-III
21 Applying hot water
22 Applying cold water
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Safety Devices

Safety devices serve for the protection of
the user and must not be put out of opera-
tion or bypassed with respect to their func-
tion.
– The handle is equipped with a safety
catch on the steam switch, which pre-
vents accidental steam release.
– In the event that the steam suction hose
is shortly unattended during operation, it
is recommended to activate the safety
device (pull out safety catch). In order to
trigger the steam release again, deacti-
vate safety device (push safety catch in).

Cleaning methods

Cleaning of various materials
– Please read the cleaning instructions of
the manufacturer before treating leath-
er, special fabrics and wooden surfaces
and always do a trial on a sample or
some hidden part. Let the steam-treat-
ed surface dry and then check whether
there are any changes to the colour or
form on account as reaction to the
steam.
– We recommend that you be very careful
while cleaning wooden surfaces (furni-
ture, doors, etc.) because long expo-
sure to steam can damage the wax
coating, the finish or the surface col-
ours. Hence we recommend that you
use steam only for short intervals or first
clean the surface with a cloth that has
been steam-moistened.
– For highly sensitive surfaces (for e.g.
synthetic materials, painted surfaces,
etc.) we recommend that you use the
steam function at the minimum perfor-
mance level.
– Cleaning of stainless steel: Avoid the
use of abrasive brushes. Use hand noz-
zle with rubber lip or detail nozzle with-
out a round brush.
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Safety catch