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HIGH PRESSURE WASHER OPERATOR MANUAL MODEL OVERVIEW 4 Kärcher Customer Support IMPORTANT SAFETY 5 - 6 Mexico INSTRUCTIONS Call: 01-800-024-13-13 for help or visit ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 7 our website: www.karcher.com.mx OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 8 - 9 USING THE ACCESSORIES 9 Safety Alert Symbols WORKING WITH DETERGENTS 10 - 11 TAKING A BREAK 11 DANGER SHUTTING DOWN & CLEAN-UP 12 indicates “an imminently hazardous sit- WINTERIZING AND LONG- 13 uation which, if not avoided, will result in TERM ST
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MODEL OVERVIEW 1 Power cord with Ground Fault Circuit 11 ON/OFF switch Interrupter (GFCI) 12 Vario Power Spray wand 2 Trigger gun 13 Dirtblaster® (Rotating spray wand) 3 Trigger gun safety lock 4 High pressure hose CAUTION 5 Water inlet with garden hose con- This unit has been designed for use with nector (not shown) cleaning detergents recommended by 6 Transport handle the manufacturer. The use of other 7 Accessory storage cleaning detergents may affect the op- 8 Detergent tank (removeable
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WARNING! physical injuries to the operator and When using this product basic irreversible damage to the machine. precautions should always be To reduce the risk of electrocution, followed, including the following: keep all connections dry and off the Read all the instructions before us- ground. Do not touch plug with wet ing the product. hands. To reduce the risk of injury, close su- The Trigger Gun Safety Lock PRE- pervision is necessary when a prod- VENTS
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Never use the pressure washer to GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT IN- draw in water contaminated with sol- TERRUPTER PROTECTION vents, e.g. paint thinners, gasoline, This product is supplied with a Ground oil, etc. Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) built into Always prevent debris from being the power cord plug. This device pro- drawn into the unit by using a clean vides additional protection from the risk water source. of electric shock. If power is interrupted in the line, the GFCI will automatic
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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS STEP 3: Required tools A Philips Screwdriver, medium size (not supplied) for final assembling the unit. B Screwdriver, small size (not sup- plied) for connecting high pressure hose and trigger gun. STEP 4: STEP 1: STEP 5: Attach the high pressure hose to the trigger gun. Pull out the locking slide from the right side of the trigger gun handle (A), and insert the small end of the high pressure hose into place STEP 2: (B). Push the locking slide back into the tri
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS STEP 1: STEP 4: Connect the high pressure hose to Connect garden hose to the cold wa- the unit’s high pressure outlet. ter source and turn water on com- pletely. Plug the power cord into the power outlet. STEP 2: STEP 5: Insert the spray wand of your choice Plug the Ground Fault Circuit Inter- into the trigger gun. Press in against rupter (GFCI) into a receptacle. the spring tension and twist into Press RESET button, indicator locked position. should be “ON”. Pres
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STEP 6: STEP 7: Unlock the trigger gun safety lock. Turn on the high pressure washer Trigger the gun to eliminate trapped (I). air, wait for a steady flow of water to The motor starts only if the trigger emerge from the spray nozzle. of the gun is pulled and shuts off when the trigger is released. USING THE ACCESSORIES WARNING Dirtblaster® To avoid serious injury never point This nozzle features a 0º pencil jet spray nozzle at yourself, other per- which rotates 360º for maximum dirt
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WORKING WITH DETERGENTS Detergents can only be applied at STEP 4: low pressure setting (Mix). Turn on the pressure washer (I). Pull STEP 1: trigger to operate unit: Liquid deter- Install the Vario Power Spray Wand. gent is drawn into the unit and mixed Set the spray wand to the low pres- with water. Apply detergent to work sure setting (Mix). area. Do not allow detergent to dry on surface. STEP 2: Fill the Detergent Tank with the se- STEP 5: lected Ready To Use detergent. Cleaning up: Al
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Heavy Duty Degreaser – Tri-sodium phosphate products Exterior House Cleaner – Ammonia products – Acid-based products CAUTION These chemicals will harm the unit and Never use: will damage the surface being cleaned. – Bleach, Chlorine products and other Use of these items will void the war- corrosive chemicals ranty. – Liquids containing solvents (i.e., paint thinners, gasoline, oils) TAKING A BREAK ..five minutes or more STEP 1: Release trigger and engage gun safety lock. STEP 2: Turn p
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SHUTTING DOWN & CLEAN-UP STEP 1: STEP 5: Turn the switch to OFF (0) position Disconnect the high pressure hose and unplug cord from outlet. from the high pressure outlet. STEP 2: STEP 6: Turn off the water source. Release trigger and engage gun STEP 3: safety lock. Press trigger to release water pres- sure. STEP 4: Disconnect the garden hose from the water inlet on the unit. 12 English
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WINTERIZING AND LONG-TERM STORAGE 1: Disconnect all water connections. of heat as it may dry out the pump seals. 2: Turn on the machine for a few seconds, until the water which had CAUTION remained in the pump exits, turn off Failure to follow the above directions immediately. will result in damage to the pump as- 3: Do not allow high pressure hose sembly and accessories and will void to become kinked. the warranty. 4: Store the machine and accesso- Kärcher also recommends the regu
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CLEANING TIPS Deck Cleaning Cement Patios, Brick and Stone (with or without detergent). Pre-rinse (with or without detergent). Pre-rinse deck and surrounding area with fresh cleaning surface with fresh water. If us- water. If using Kärcher Deck Wash, ap- ing Kärcher Pressure Wash or Degreas- ply to surface at low pressure. For best er, apply to surface at low pressure. For results, limit your work area to smaller best results, limit your work area to sections of approximately 25 square smalle
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Barbecue Grills, Outdoor Power Recommendations Equipment & Gardening Tools Before cleaning any surface an in- conspicuous area should be cleaned (with or without detergent). Pre-rinse to test spray pattern and distance for cleaning surface with fresh water. If us- maximum cleaning results. ing Kärcher Pressure Wash or Degreas- er, apply detergent at low pressure. If painted surfaces are peeling or Allow Pressure Wash to remain on sur- chipping, use extreme caution as face 1-3 minutes. Do
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OPTIONAL CLEANING ACCESSORIES Optional accessories are available to your pressure washer by up to 66" with further enhance your cleaning capabili- this extension kit. Includes 4 aluminum ties. These accessories are accurate as sections for variable length. 66" fully as- of the printing date of this manual. sembled. Fits most Karcher pressure Please check our website www.karch- washers up to 2300 PSI. (bayonet) er-usa.com/home for pricing and up-to- Part No. 2.640-746.0 date information. Pum
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the cleaning nozzle in the base of a T 100 Wide Area Surface Cleaner downspout, pull the trigger on the pres- sure washer gun and watch as the noz- For cleaning surfaces such as patios, zle shoots out leaves and other debris terraces and driveways without splash- while climbing upward. Connects direct- back, there is no better solution than ly to the trigger gun of most Karcher Karcher's T 100. It saves time by clean- pressure washers up to 2300 PSI. (bay- ing a one foot wide area gently as
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TROUBLESHOOTING Disconnect the machine from the power CAUTION source before making any repair. Symptom Cause Solution Motor will not start On/Off switch is in the “OFF” Turn switch to the “ON” (I) (O) position. position Power cord is not plugged in. Plug in power cord. Electrical outlet does not Try a different outlet. supply adequate power. Tripped GFCI plug. Press “RESET” button on GFCI plug. Tripped circuit breaker. Switch off pressure washer. The reset comes automatically once the tem
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Symptom Cause Solution No detergent. Detergent suction tube not Check connection. properly connected to the machine. Detergent is too thick. Dilute detergent, for best re- sults use Kärcher detergent. Filter on detergent suction Run warm water through filter tube is clogged. to remove debris. Damaged or clogged Remove obstruction or replace detergent suction tube. detergent suction tube. Spray wand is in high Turn spray wand tip to low pressure position. pressure position. Discharge nozzle
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MANUAL DE USUARIO DEL LIMPIADOR DE ALTA PRESIÓN www.karcher-canada.com Vista general 21 Soporte Kärcher Mexico Instrucciones de seguridad im- 22 - 23 portantes Llame al: 01-800-024-13-13 si necesita Instrucciones de montaje 24 ayuda o visite nuestra página Web: Instrucciones de funcionamiento25 - 26 www.karcher.com.mx Utilización de los accesorios 26 Trabajar con detergentes 27 - 28 Símbolos de aviso de seguridad Tomarse un descanso 28 PELIGRO Apagado y limpieza 29 indica “una situación de p
