Regeneration Process Mic; Description Of Regeneration; Regeneration - Kärcher MIC 50 Handbuch

Clamping lever
1
Cover
2
2. Open the right-hand door of the driver cabin.
3. Actuate the clamping lever.
4. Remove the cover.
Fuses
1
Fuse tester with green LED
2
Note
Only works when the main switch is switched on
5. Pull out the supposedly defective fuse.
6. Insert the fuse in a fuse tester, and check it.
If the green LED lights up, then the fuse is not damaged.
If the green LED does not light up, then the fuse is de-
fective.
7. Replace a defective fuse with a new fuse using the nom-
inal value specified in the table.
8. Attach the cover.
9. Actuate the clamping lever.
10.Close the door.
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WARNING
Risk of burns due to the regeneration process
Only start manual regeneration in non-flammable areas.
During the regeneration process, the deposited soot parti-
cles will be burned and very hot exhaust gases (up to
600 °C) could escape.

13.1 Description of regeneration

The vehicle is equipped with a diesel particulate filter.
 The diesel particulate filter holds back the soot particles
until they are burned at very high temperatures; this pro-
cess is called regeneration. The regeneration process is
carried out either automatically in driving mode but can
also be started manually if required.
 The more frequently the vehicle is driven at high speeds
or with loads, the less often will a regeneration process
have to take place.
 The regeneration process takes place in various stages,
depending on the stored amount of soot.
 The regeneration process can be preselected: <Auto>
or <Inhibit> (locked). The settings can be selected when
the start display is booting up.
 If <Auto> is selected, the control electronics automati-
cally start the regeneration process if there are too many
soot particles in the diesel particulate filter.
 If <Inhibit> (locked) is selected, automatic regeneration
is prevented and only <Parked Regeneration> is possi-
ble. The vehicle needs to be parked for <Parked Regen-
eration>.
Note
A detailed description of the regeneration process can be
found in the following chapters.
13.2 Regeneration <Automatic>
This display lights up during automatic regenera-
tion.
The display also temporarily lights up during the
regeneration process.
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