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USER MANUAL MC 130 Classic Kärcher

• EU-Konformitätserklärung Hiermit erklären wir, dass die nachfolgend bezeichnete Maschine aufgrund ihrer Konzipierung und Bauart sowie in der von uns in Verkehr gebrachten Ausführung den einschlägigen grundlegen- den Sicherheits- und Gesundheitsanforderungen der EU-Richtli- nien entspricht. Bei einer nicht mit uns abgestimmten Änderung der Maschine verliert diese Erklärung ihre Gültigkeit. Produkt: Kehrmaschine Typ: PF-D Einschlägige EU-Richtlinien 2006/42/EG (+2009/127/EG) 2014/30/EU 2000/14/EG Angewandte harmonisierte Normen EN 13019 EN ISO 14982:2009 Angewandtes Konformitätsbewertungsverfahren 2000/14/EG: Anhang V Schallleistungspegel dB(A) PF-D (MC130) Gemessen: 109 Garantiert: 111 Die Unterzeichnenden handeln im Auftrag und mit Vollmacht des Vorstands. Dokumentationsbevollmächtigter: S. Reiser Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG Alfred-Kärcher-Str. 28 - 40 71364 Winnenden (Germany) Tel.: +49 7195 14-0 Fax: +49 7195 14-2212 Winnenden, 2018/07/18 Contents Introduction Read the original instructions and the safety instructions before using your vehicle for the first time. Act in accord- ance with them. Keep these operating instructions for future reference or for fu- ture owners. Checking the delivery Please report any defects or shipping damage identified on the vehicle when it is handed over directly to your dealer or depart- ment store. Scope of delivery MC 130 vacuum sweepers (1.442-231.2) MC 130 Classic vacuum sweepers ● Yanmar engine 42 hp ● Version with diesel particle filter ● Rear wheel drive (2WD) MC 130 vacuum sweepers ● Yanmar engine 42 hp ● Version with diesel particle filter ● All-wheel drive (4WD) MC 130 vacuum sweepers (1.442-234.2) MC 130 Plus vacuum sweepers ● Kubota engine 70 hp ● Version with diesel particle filter ● All-wheel drive (4WD) Warranty The warranty conditions issued by our relevant sales company apply in all countries. We shall remedy possible malfunctions on your appliance within the warranty period free of cost, provided that a material or manufacturing defect is the cause. In a warranty case, please contact your dealer (with the purchase receipt) or the next authorised customer service site. (See overleaf for the address) Intended use The following versions of the vehicle are described in these oper- ating instructions. ● MC 130 Classic MC 130 MC 130 Plus The vehicle may only be used for the intended use, as illustrated and described in these operating instructions. Intended use also includes adherence to the prescribed mainte- nance activities and intervals. The vehicle and attachments may only be used, maintained and repaired by persons familiar with the vehicle and attachments and the associated hazards. Introduction p. 58
• Intended use p. 58
• Foreseeable misuse p. 59
• Environmental protection p. 59
• Safety information p. 59
• Overview of the appliance p. 64
• Initial startup p. 75
• Operation p. 77
• Attachments p. 84
• 2-brush sweeping system attachment kit (pulled) p. 90
• 3-brush sweeping system attachment kit (front brush) p. 93
• Transport p. 96
• Care and maintenance p. 97
• Storage p. 107
• Troubleshooting guide p. 107
• Accessories and spare parts p. 110
• Technical data p. 110
• EU Declaration of Conformity English 59 The legally applicable general safety and accident prevention regulations must be adhered to. All other safety regulations, oc- cupational health care regulations and road traffic regulations must be adhered to. The operating personnel must: ● Be physically and mentally suitable. ● Have been instructed in the handling of the vehicle and attach- ments. ● Have read and understood these operating instructions and the operating instructions for any attachments or towed ma- chinery prior to starting work. ● Have provided the operating company with verification of ca- pability to operate the vehicle. ● Be explicitly nominated to operate the vehicle by the operating company. Vacuum sweeper This vehicle is a vacuum sweeper. The vacuum sweeper is intended for cleaning dirty outdoor sur- faces. The vehicle must conform to the applicable national regulations if used on public roads. The vehicle is only suitable for use on the surfaces listed in the operating instructions. Vacuum sweeper function 1 Side brush 2 Suction mouth 3 Water circuit / recycling water 4 Suction pipe 5 Waste container blower 6 Exhaust gas/ diffusor ● The dust created is bound by sprayed water. ● The side brushes rotate inwards and convey the waste in front of the suction mouth. ● The suction fan generates a vacuum and sucks the waste into the waste container. ● The filtered exhaust gas escapes from the rear side of the waste container. ● The dust is more effectively bound through the recycled water operation (water circulation). Suitable sweeping surfaces ● Asphalt ● Industrial floor ● Screed ● Concrete ● Paving stones Foreseeable misuse Any type of improper use is prohibited. The operating personnel are liable for hazards resulting from in- correct use. Using the vehicle for other purposes than those de- scribed in this documentation is prohibited. No modifications must be made to the vehicle. ● Never sweep/vacuum explosive liquids, inflammable gases or undiluted acids and solvents. These include petrol, paint thin- ners or heating oil, which can form explosive vapours or mix- tures through suction air turbulence, also acetone, undiluted acids and solvents because these attack the materials used in the machine. ● Never sweep or vacuum reactive metal dusts (e.g. aluminium, magnesium, zinc) because they form explosive gases in con- junction with highly alkaline or acidic cleaning agents. ● Never sweep or vacuum burning or smouldering objects. ● Do not remain in the hazard zone. ● Never operate the vehicle in potentially explosive environ- ments. ● Never transport persons on the vehicle, the loading area or at- tachments. ● Do not use the vehicle as a front loader. ● Do not use the vehicle in the forestry industry. ● Do not use the vehicle for dispersing insecticide, pesticide or fertiliser. Environmental protection The packing materials can be recycled. Please dispose of packaging in accordance with the environmental regula- tions. Electrical and electronic appliances contain valuable, recy- clable materials and often components such as batteries, re- chargeable batteries or oil, which - if handled or disposed of incorrectly - can pose a potential threat to human health and the environment. However, these components are required for the correct operation of the appliance. Appliances marked by this symbol are not allowed to be disposed of together with the house- hold rubbish. Notes on the content materials (REACH) Current information on content materials can be found at: www.kaercher.com/REACH Disposal ● Observe the national regulations at the location. ● Observe company-specific specifications. ● Dispose of any operating and auxiliary materials according to the valid safety data sheets. Disposal of the worn out vehicle Vehicles that are no longer fit for service contain valuable recy- clable materials. We recommend you cooperate with a waste management company with regard to the disposal of your vehi- cle. Safety information Hazard levels DANGER ● Indication of an imminent threat of danger that will lead to se- vere injuries or even death. 몇 WARNING ● Indication of a potentially dangerous situation that may lead to severe injuries or even death. 몇 CAUTION ● Indication of a potentially dangerous situation that may lead to minor injuries. ATTENTION ● Indication of a potentially dangerous situation that may lead to damage to property. General safety instructions DANGER ● Risk of asphyxiation. Keep packaging film out of the reach of children. 몇 WARNING ● Only use the vehicle for its proper use. Take into account the local conditions and beware of third parties, in par- ticular children, when working. ● Persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or those with a lack of experience60 English and knowledge, are only allowed to use the vehicle if they are su- pervised or have been instructed with respect to using the appli- ance safely, and understand the resultant dangers involved. ● Only people who have been instructed on how to use the vehi- cle, or have proven their ability to operate it, and have been ex- plicitly instructed to use it, must use the vehicle. ● Children must not operate the vehicle. ● Children must be supervised to prevent them from playing with the vehicle. 몇 CAUTION ● Safety devices are provided for your own protec- tion. Never modify or bypass safety devices. Safety instructions for driving DANGER ● Danger of tilting if hill or slope is too steep! Ob- serve the maximum permissible values in the technical data when driving up hills and slopes. ● Danger of tilting in case of ex- cessive tilting at side! Observe the maximum permissible values in the technical data when driving lateral to the travel direction. ● Danger of tipping on unstable surfaces! Only use the vehicle on stable surfaces. 몇 WARNING ● Risk of accident due to not adapting speed. Ap- proach corners slowly. ● The list on the risk of overturning is not necessarily comprehensive. 몇 CAUTION ● Driver cabins are equipped with air exit slats. Al- ways keep these free from obstructions to ensure sufficient ven- tilation. ATTENTION Ensure free visibility on public roads before use (e.g. fog-proof windscreens, mirrors, etc.). Diesel engine safety instructions DANGER ● Diesel engine: Never operate vehicles with diesel engines in confined spaces. ● Danger of poisoning: Do not inhale the exhaust gases. ● Never close off the exhaust gas openings. ● Never bend down over the exhaust gas opening. Never reach inside the exhaust gas opening. ● Always keep away from the drive area. Be aware of the engine after-running time after switching off (3-4 seconds). Safety instructions for transportation 몇 WARNING ● Pay attention to the weight of the vehicle to avoid accidents and injuries, see Chapter Technical data. ● Pay attention to the vehicle height during transport on a trailer or lorry and secure the vehicle, see Chapter Technical data. Safety instructions for care and maintenance ● Switch off the engine and remove the ignition key before per- forming cleaning or maintenance work on the vehicle, replac- ing parts or changing the functionality of the vehicle. ● Repairs may only be carried out by approved customer service sites or staff qualified in this area who are familiar with all rel- evant safety instructions. ● Adhere to the safety checks according to the applicable local regulations for mobile commercial vehicles. ● The articulated joint, tyres, radiator fins, hydraulic hoses and valves, seals, electrical and electronic components must not be cleaned using a high-pressure cleaner. Additional operating safety instructions Note The information in this chapter is also provided on a supplemen- tary sheet that must always be carried on the vehicle. General The vehicle has a hydrostatic drive and articulated steering. It therefore exhibits driving characteristics that are different to those of a motorcar. 몇 WARNING Danger of tipping over Please note that the driving characteristics of a vehicle with artic- ulated steering differ considerably from those of a motorcar. Drive around curves at an even and appropriate speed. This ap- plies, in particular, for driving uphill/downhill and driving across the face of a slope. Be aware of the changes in the centre of gravity of the vehicle de- pending on attachments. Adjust the travel speed to the ambient conditions when driving in a straight line and when driving around bends, e.g. road condi- tions and the load status. Note decoupling of the front and rear part of the vehicle via a cen- tral pendulum joint. Braking characteristics Release the accelerator pedal provides a form of active braking. This differs from a motorcar where only the engine brake reduces vehicle speed. ATTENTION The braking force applied when you release the accelerator ped- al is weaker in higher gears and stronger in lower gears. The braking force applied when you release the accelerator ped- al in transport mode is significantly weaker than in working mode. Steering characteristics Vehicles with articulated steering exhibit a more direct response to steering movements than motorcars, particularly when taking bends at high speed, on snow, ice and wet/loose ground as well as during turning manoeuvres on slopes. Avoid rapid successive steering movements. Centre of gravity / pendulum characteristics Rear attachments and load statuses influence the vehicle's cen- tre of gravity and the driving characteristics. You must be ready to adjust to changed driving characteristics, particularly after changing attachments and in the case of changeable load status- es. Limit ranges may be reached earlier. The vehicle has a central pendulum joint to provide a high degree of all-terrain mobility. This enables both vehicle halves to move transversely to the travel direction independently from one anoth- er. This special property means that the driver does not receive im- mediate feedback on the behaviour of the rear half of the vehicle. You should therefore take care to use the mirrors to keep an eye on the rear of the vehicle. Safety instructions for sweepers with high dumping DANGER ● Risk of injury on sweepers with high dumping Secure the lifted waste container before working. Fit the retainer only from outside the hazard zone. Symbols on the vehicle Note Replace the symbols immediately if they become illegible or get lost. DANGER Risk of burns from hot surfaces Allow the vehicle to cool down before working on it. DANGER Risk of burns due to hot exhaust pipe Do not touch the exhaust pipe. Before working, allow the exhaust pipe to cool down. DANGER Danger of tilting Only drive on terrain with a maximum lateral incline of 10°.English 61 DANGER Risk of injury on account of splashing objects Keep an adequate distance from persons, animals and objects. 몇 WARNING Risk of injury Risk of being squeezed or hurt at the belts, side- brushes, waste container, cover. DANGER Danger of crushing Make sure that no persons are present in the vicinity of the articulated joint or vehicle during operation. When using the vehicle for towing, make sure that no persons are located during operation between vehicle and trailer. DANGER Risk of injury from rotating parts Open the bonnet only when the motor has come to a halt. ATTENTION Damage from incorrect transport During the transport, place always the transport lock on the articulated joint. 몇 WARNING Health risk due to poisonous exhaust gases Do not inhale exhaust gases. DANGER Risk of injury due to unauthorised usage Remove the ignition key to protect against unauthor- ised use and prior to cleaning and maintenance work. ATTENTION Safety for cleaning and maintenance Prior to cleaning and maintenance work, park the ve- hicle on a level and firm subsurface. DANGER Danger of injury due to use of unspecified loca- tions for seating Sit exclusively on the driver’s seat. DANGER Risk of injury due to rolling over No persons may be present in the vicinity of the vehi- cle during use. DANGER Risk of impact, risk of crushing When transporting or working under suspended loads, use suitable means for supporting. DANGER Danger of tilting Only empty the waste container when the vehicle is placed on a level and firm subsurface. DANGER Risk of fire Do not sweep up burning or glowing objects such as cigarettes, matches or similar objects. DANGER Risk of crushing Keep your hands away from this area. Main switch (battery isolation switch) Lubrication point Lubricating strip Lashing point Quality of the brake fluid and position where brake flu- id can be filled Position of container for brake fluid Locating point for a jack or a support Position of main fuse Position of fuse F2 Emergency exit Read operating instructions Wear protective gloves 몇 WARNING Risk of injury from high-pressure jet Do not direct the high-pressure jet at persons, ani- mals, live electrical equipment or at the device itself. Protect the device high-pressure cleaner frost. DANGER Risk of injury from rotating brushes Ensure that no persons are in the vicinity of the dan- ger zone. ATTENTION Risk of injury from the machine rolling away Always apply the parking brake when parking the ma- chine. DANGER Climbing prohibited Tip the waste container only when nobody is in the hazard zone. DOT 4 Main fuse 70A p. 112

3A62 English Position of the symbols on the vehicle Note Immediately replace illegible or absent symbols. DANGER Tipping prohibited Attach the sweeper attachment only when in the oper- ating position. ATTENTION The machine drives only when the waste container is retracted. ATTENTION Climbing prohibited Do not climb on the machine. 몇 WARNING Risk of injury Tip the waste container only on a level surface.English 63 Safety devices Safety devices protect the user and may not taken out of opera- tion or functionally circumvented. Adhere to the safety instructions in the chapters! Main switch The main switch interrupts the electrical supply line to the starter motor. Always disconnect the battery after parking the vehicle (Battery disconnected position). Start lock Prerequisites for starting the motor: ● Main switch activated (position battery connected) ● Driver is sitting on the driver’s seat Seat contact switch When the driver's seat is vacant: ● The vehicle cannot be driven. ● The front PTO cannot be switched on or off. Parking brake The parking brake requires hydraulic pressure to release. The parking brake is therefore applied when the engine is switched off. The parking brake is also applied when the engine is running and the travel direction lever is in the NEUTRAL position. Note The "Parking brake applied" warning light in the multifunction dis- play lights up when the parking brake is applied. Driver cabin The operator is protected from lightning strikes when sitting in the driver cabin. The driver cabin has a roll-over protection structure (ROPS), which prevents rolling over after tipping over. The driver cabin does not have a structure providing protection from falling objects (FOPS). The driver cabin does not have a structure providing protection from falling objects (OPS). Always use the safety belt. Batteries / chargers ATTENTION Only use the batteries and chargers recommended by the manufacturer Only replace batteries with batteries of the same type. Before disposing of the vehicle, remove the battery and dispose of it in accordance with national or local regulations. Warning symbols Observe the following warnings when handling the batteries: Safety instructions DANGER Risk of fire and explosion Do not place tools or other objects on the battery. Naked flames and smoking must be strictly avoided. Ensure the room is well ventilated when charging batteries. Only use batteries and chargers approved by Kärcher (original spare parts). 몇 WARNING Environmental risk due to improper disposal of batteries Ensure that defect or used batteries are disposed of safely (con- tact a waste management company or Kärcher Service). Procedures in the event of unintentional release of battery acid When used normally, and when observing the instructions, lead- acid batteries do not pose any risk. However, keep in mind that lead-acid batteries contain sulphuric acid which can cause serious chemical burns and corrosion.

1. If there is spillage or, if the battery is leaking, acid is escaping,

lay down a binding agent such as sand. Do not let it reach the sewer system, soil or a body of water.

2. Neutralise the acid with lime/baking soda and dispose of it ac-

cording to local regulations.

3. Contact a waste management company to dispose of faulty

4. Rinse out your eyes or rinse off your skin with copious

amounts of fresh water if acid splashes into your eyes or onto your skin.

5. Then consult a doctor immediately.

6. Wash any contaminated clothing with water.

Observe notes in the instructions for the battery, on the battery and in these operating instructions. Wear eye protection. Keep acids and batteries away from children. Risk of explosion Fire, sparks, open flames and smoking are prohibited. Risk of acid burns First aid. Warning Disposal Do not throw batteries in the bin.64 English Overview of the appliance Front side view (passenger side) 1 Sweeping system Left side brush 2 Sweeping system Right side brush 3 Front left hydraulic connection 4 Front right hydraulic connection 5 Driving light/flasher 6 Driving light/flasher 7 Windscreen wiper 8 Working light 9 Licence plate bracket 10 Working light 11 Rear-view mirror 12 Passenger door, lockable 13 Waste container 14 Fuel cap 15 Left-hand side cladding 16 Rear wheel 17 Front wheel View with waste container on supports 1 Rotating beacon warning lamp 2 Waste container 3 Exhaust gas grille/diffusor 4 Radiator protective grille 5 Tail light/flasher 6 Main switch 7 Right rear PTO hydraulic connection, 40l/min 8 Waste container rear support 9 Trailer coupling (option) 10 Waste container rear support 11 PTO return flow 40l/min 12 Tail light/flasher 13 Attachment frame with tilting function 14 Waste container side supports (2x) 15 Driver cabin dust filter 16 Driver cabin 17 Licence plate bracket View with raised waste container (driver side) 1 Waste container raised 2 Manual suction hose storage 3 Suction hose 4 Driver cabin dust filter 5 Rear-view mirror 6 Side brush spray nozzle 7 Side brush 8 Driver cabin, lockable 9 Front side panel cover 10 Transport lock articulated joint 11 Water system 12 Recycling water hose 13 Right side panel 14 Rear hydraulic connection 15 Hydraulic connection for raising/lowering the waste container Hydraulic connections Definition of the term, hydraulic PTO Power Take Off = hydraulic force output Definition of the term, AUX Auxiliary valveEnglish 65 Front connections (linear hydraulics) Right-hand side connections 1 PTO return flow 2 Swivel in the side brush 3 Swivel out the side brush 4 Additional function (option) 5 Additional function (option) 6 Leakage oil 7 Additional function (front power lift) Left-hand side connections 1 Suction mouth/front power lift 2 Raising the right and left brush arms together 3 Swivel in the side brush 4 Swivel out the side brush 5 Hydraulic PTO (80 l/min) 6 Hydraulic PTO (40 l/min) Rear connections Right-hand side connections (1)AUX hydraulic connection, raise/lower (2)Hydraulic PTO (40 l/min) Left-hand side connections (1)AUX hydraulic connection, raise/lower (2)Return line (40 l/min) Electrical connections Terminology electric PTO Power Take Off = electric power output Electrical connections for front attachment 1 Attachment detection Electrical connections for rear attachment 1 Attachment detection 2 21-pin connection for rear attachment66 English Water connections Spray water connections Right-hand side connections 1 Right side brush dust spray water Left-hand side connections 1 Left side brush dust spray water 2 Suction mouth spray water Main switch 1 Main switch 2 Battery disconnected 3 Battery connected The main switch interrupts the electrical supply line to the starter motor. If the main switch is pressed when the engine is running (battery disconnected), the engine will stop. Always disconnect the battery when the vehicle is parked. Emergency operation The emergency operation hydraulic valve is located under a cov- er behind the driver cabin. A description of this is provided in chapter Troubleshooting guide. This hydraulic valve is required when: ● The waste container/attachment frame cannot be raised be- cause the device hydraulics have failed. For example when the engine fails. ● The front power lift/suction mouth cannot be raised because the device hydraulics have failed. For example when the en- gine fails. ● The parking brake spring actuator cannot be released, e.g. for towing the vehicle. Waste container/attachment frame switchover There are two different versions of the switch lever depending on the version of the vehicle. 1 Switchover valve in the waste container position 2 Switchover valve in the attachment frame position The hydraulic system can be switched between the waste con- tainer and attachment frame via the switchover valve. Note The waste container and attachment frame are electronically monitored. Both functions cannot be activated simultaneously. Driver cabin Doors 1 Sliding windows 2 Ignition key 3 Door handleEnglish 67 The driver's door is located at the left side in the travel direction, the emergency exit is located at the right side. The door opener and door handles can be used as a aid for en- tering and exiting the cab. Lock both doors with the ignition key after parking the vehicle. Storage compartment A lockable storage compartment is located under the passenger seat. This can be used for storing documents, operating instruc- tions, small parts or the towing eye. 1 Passenger seat 2 Lock 3 Storage compartment Emergency exit 1 Door handle The emergency exit is located at the left side in the travel direc- tion. Open the emergency exit by pulling the door handle. 1 Emergency hammer The emergency hammer is located at the upper left, behind the passenger seat. In case of emergency, destroy the windscreen with the emergency hammer. Interior lights 1 Pressed down left: Lights switched on 2 Centre position: The light is switched on when a door is opened 3 Pressed down right: Lights switched off Arm rest control panel The control panel is located on the left arm rest of the driver's seat. The arm rest can be individually adjusted to suit the driver, see chapter . For left-hand drive vehicles (optional), e.g. for the UK, the control panel is located on the right arm rest of the driver's seat. Device carrier control assignments Note The indicators in the switches light when the switches are switched on. 1 Front power lift joystick – Raise front power lift and front PTO off (back) – Lower front power lift and front PTO on (forwards) – Operate AUX 1 (right/left) – Switch on front power lift floating position (forwards) – Switch off front power lift floating position (back) 2 AUX 2 and AUX 3 joystick – Operate AUX 2 (forwards/back) – Operate AUX 3 (left) 3 Not used 4 Hydraulic system on/off 5 Electrical AUX 1, front 6 Electrical AUX 2, front 7 Electrical AUX 1, rear 8 Rear PTO 40 l/min68 English 9 Function ECO switches on the complete work programme and selects the last used values and settings. 10 Electrical AUX 2, front Control assignments for a vacuum sweeper with a 2-brush system Note The indicators in the switches light when the switches are switched on. 1 Lowering/raising the sweeper system and switching the brushes on/off 2 Lowering/raising the right side brush and switching the brush- es on/off (optional) 3 Raise/lower suction mouth 4 Hydraulic system on/off 5 Switching in the 3rd side brush (optional) 6 3rd side brush inclination adjustment (optional) 7 Water circulation function on/off (recycling water) 8 Suction fan on/off Note The suction fan has an afterrun time of approx. 15 seconds after being switched off 9 ECO function Switches the complete work program on. PTO (side brushes, suction fan), fresh water, water circulation (recycling water) 10 Water pump on/off Interior filter 1 Screws 2 Cover 3 Coarse filter 4 Fine filter of filter class F8 (option) The fresh air is sucked through a dust filter or fine dust filter at the side of the driver cabin. Air recirculation 1 Heating temperature control 2 Air-conditioner controller (option) 3 Air fan controller The circulation air function ensures that a fogged windscreen clears more quickly when the air-conditioner or air blower is switched on. The cab air can also be warmed more quickly. Also useful in the case of unpleasant outdoor odours. (A) Front PTO 40 l/min, 80 l/min (B) Rear PTO 40 l/min (C) Button for setting the engine speed (D) Not used (E) Not used (F) Press the button to save set values or programs and open submenus. (G) Rotary knob for changing values and selecting programs. (A) Left and right side brush speed button For individual extraction (option), left side brush speed but- ton (B) For individual extraction (option), right side brush speed but- ton (C) Engine speed Press to adjust the values Note The suction performance depends on the set engine speed. ● 1600 rpm light waste ● 2200 rpm normal soiling ● 2500 rpm strong, heavy soiling (D) For individual extraction (option), right side brush contact pressure button (E) Left-hand and right-hand side brush contact pressure button For individual extraction (option), left side brush contact pressure button (F) Save button Press to save adjusted values or programs (G) Rotary knob Press to change the adjusted valuesEnglish 69 1 Air recirculation lever 2 Ventilation nozzles Pull the air recirculation lever forwards. ATTENTION Only use this function for a limited period, since air is not ex- changed from the outside with this setting. Waste container controls The switch for emptying the waste container is located next to the driver's seat. 1 Additional socket-outlet, 12 V 2 Raise the waste container/attachment frame 3 Lower the waste container/attachment frame Spray controls 1 Left side brush spray dosage knob 2 Right side brush spray dosage knob 3 Suction mouth spray dosage knob

Note Turning to the left increases the spray water volume. Turning to the right increases the spray water volume. Switch panel 1 Warning flasher system switch 2 Lighting switch Position 0: Driving light off (pressed down) Position 1: Parking light on (middle position) Position 2: Driving light on (pressed up) 3 Working light switch 4 Rear fog lamp switch (option) 5 Front working light switch 6 Flashing beacon switch 7 Switch for heatable outside mirror (option) The heating switches off again automatically 8 Heated windscreen switch The heating switches off again automatically 9 Seat heater switch Note The indicator in the switch lights up when it is switched on. Ignition lock 1 Engine off 2 Ignition on 3 Preheating (automatic) 4 Start the engine The ignition lock is located below the travel direction lever.70 English Steering wheel panel 1 Steering wheel 2 Travel direction lever 3 Display with function buttons 4 Multi-function switch Display Function buttons/setting buttons The following indicators are shown on the display after switching on the ignition. 1 Function buttons 2 Display indicator in start/transport mode 3 Setting buttons The display changes when the corresponding function button is pressed. Pressing again or pressing the "Home" button returns you to the previous display. The settings button is used for changing the settings. Display indicators in start/transport mode The following indicators are shown on the display in start/trans- port mode. 1 Engine speed 2 Travel speed 3 Hare symbol (Fast mode indicator) 4 Tortoise symbol (Slow mode indicator) 5 Engine operating hours symbol 6 Operating hours counter 7 Working hours symbol (no function) 8 Working hours meter 9 Mileage 10 Date and time 11 Travel direction backwards 12 Forwards direction of travel 13 Preheating coil symbol 14 Engine coolant temperature 15 Battery charging monitor warning light 16 Engine oil pressure warning light 17 Parking brake warning light actuated 18 Fuel level indicator Function buttons F1 Information such as the vehicle operating instructions can be stored here In working mode: Switch in the high-pressure cleaner (Op- tion) F2 Display date and time F3 Settings F4 Bridging the seat contact switch, see chapter Operation with a bridged seat contact switch F5 Reversing warning buzzer on/off F6 Reversing camera on/off F7 Suction mouth camera on/off F8 Set Tempomat F9 Resume Tempomat F10 Service menu Setting buttons + button Jumps one field up when making settings - button Jumps one field down when making settings "Home" button Navigates to the "Home" screen for the respective operating mode (Transport / Work) Esc button Jumps one step back when making settings "Return" button Completes a setting procedureEnglish 71 Symbols on the display The following symbols and warning indicators can be shown on the display. Parking light Driving light High beam Fog lamps Hydraulic oil filter malfunction Preheating active Battery charge status warning Malfunction Hydraulic oil level warning Fuel level warning Floating position 1 Floating position 2 Floating position 1 and 2 Driving direction indicator Perform the regeneration process Engine air filter malfunction Critical malfunction, switch off the engine Lower suction mouth Seat contact switch malfunction Engine coolant temperature warning Parking brake active Rear light indicator lamp flasher Engine oil pressure warning Hydraulic oil temperature too high warning Regeneration not possible High exhaust temperature Switch off the engine Engine malfunction Service required72 English Working mode indicators The following indicators are shown on the display when switching to Working mode (PTO). 1 Function buttons 2 Working mode displays 3 Setting buttons The function and settings buttons have already been described previously. Working mode displays The following indicators are shown on the display when switching to Working mode (PTO). 1 Engine speed 2 Front attachment drive triggering level in % 3 Tortoise symbol (Fast mode indicator) 4 Snail symbol (Slow mode indicator) 5 Engine operating hours symbol 6 Operating hours counter 7 Working hours symbol (no function) 8 Working hours meter 9 Working speed 10 Mileage 11 Date and time 12 Travel direction backwards 13 Forwards direction of travel 14 Rear attachment drive triggering level in % 15 Preheating coil symbol 16 Engine coolant temperature 17 Battery charging monitor warning light 18 Engine oil pressure warning light 19 Parking brake warning light actuated 20 Hydraulic oil temperature 21 Fuel level indicator Depressurise the hydraulic system (pressure relief) The hydraulic system must be depressurised before disconnect- ing the hydraulic hoses from the hydraulic connections.

1. Unplug the signal plug for attachment device detection (front).

2. Switch on the ignition (do not start the engine).

3. Switch on the PTO work hydraulics (at the arm rest control

The rear hydraulic system is depressurised

6. Press function key F1.

The front hydraulic system is depressurised

7. Disconnect the hydraulic hoses.

8. Remove the attachment device.

Note Attachment is performed in reverse sequence. Multi-function switch ● Horns: Press the button on the end ● Flash to the right: Lever forwards ● Flash to the left: Lever backwards ● High beam: Press the lever down with the driving light switched on ● Flasher: Pull lever and release ● Turn the ring: Turn on the windscreen wiper Turn forward - interval Turn backwards - 1. Continuous wipe level, keep turning for 2nd level ● Press the ring: Wiping with washer water Travel direction selector switch Select the travel direction using the travel direction selector switch. 1 Travel direction selector switch The following functions can be selected using the travel direction selector switch, the selected programs are shown on the display. ● Neutral position The travel direction selector switch is in the middle ● Forwards direction of travelEnglish 73 Press the travel direction selector switch upwards and for- wards ● Travel direction backwards Press the travel direction selector switch upwards and pull backwards ● Switchover between the fast (Hare) and slow (Tortoise) oper- ating programs Press the travel direction selector switch to the end position (travel direction switch must first be in the neutral position). Pedals 1 Accelerator 2 Brake pedal 3 Brush contact pressure/brush speed pedal Accelerator ATTENTION Other than in a normal motorcar, releasing the accelerator pedal abruptly reduces the speed. The braking force applied when you release the accelerator ped- al is weaker in higher gears and stronger in lower gears. The braking force applied when you release the accelerator ped- al in transport mode is significantly weaker than in working mode. Pressing the accelerator pedal increases the engine speed. The accelerator pedal is sprung. Releasing the accelerator pedal reduces the engine speed. The hydrostatic drive brakes or stops the vehicle when the accel- erator pedal is released. Brake pedal The brake pedal activates the braking system for the front wheels. Parking brake Parking brake for securing the parked vehicle. Note If the "Parking brake active" warning light in the display lights up then the parking brake is engaged. Vacuum sweeper 1 Sweeping mechanism 2 Suction mouth 3 Waste container The structure of the vacuum sweeper consists of a waste contain- er, sweeping mechanism and suction mouth. Accessories and options Only accessories, spare parts and upgrade kits that are approved by the manufacturer may be used. To avoid risks, all repairs and installation of spare parts may only be carried out by the author- ised customer service personnel. For information about accesso- ries and spare parts, please visit www.kaercher.com. The following accessories and options can be purchased addi- tionally and attached to the device: Water circulation system / recycling mode 1 Suction mouth 2 Recycling water hose 3 Suction hose 4 Waste container In recycling mode, the suction hose is continuously cleaned by water from the waste container. The water is filtered by a pipe filter in the waste container and then channelled through the recycling water hose to the suction mouth via a valve. This recycling water is immediate sucked in again at the suction mouth and then channelled back to the waste container through the suction hose. The suction hose is continuously cleaned.74 English Manual suction hose attachment kit 1 Manual suction hose attachment kit High-pressure cleaner, brush and dirt scraper attachment kit 1 Brush and shovel 2 High pressure cleaner 3 Dirt scraper Note When retrofitted, the brackets must be installed and also the side panel cutouts for holding the brush and shovel handles. Drive light/direction indicator attachment kit 1 Drive light/direction indicator attachment kit These are switched on and off via a special switch in the ceil- ing control panel. 2 Driving light/flasher Suction mouth camera The suction mouth camera is fastened at the sweeper system suction mouth. Reversing camera The reversing camera is located at the rear of the vehicle. 몇 WARNING The reversing camera is no substitute for an awareness of the surroundings Always pay attention to the surroundings when reversing. Ensure no persons, animals or objects are located in the ma- noeuvring range. Radio The optionally available radio is locate in the ceiling console. See the manufacturer's operating instructions for operating the radio. Operation with a bridged seat contact switch The seat contact switch can be bridged to allow using the work hydraulic system (PTO) when the driver's seat is not occupied. This allows e.g. the suction hose or high-pressure cleaner to be used when nobody is sitting on the driver's seat. This function is only possible in working mode, see chapter Bridging the seat contact switch.English 75 Bridging the seat contact switch

1. Apply the parking brake.

2. Press function key F4.

Note The "Seat contact switch overridden" warning symbol appears on the display.

3. Press function key F4 again to switch off the function.

The seat contact switch is now bridged and the PTO remains ac- tive. Initial startup 몇 CAUTION Read the operating instructions for attachments! When using attachments or pulled devices and trailers prior to in- itial startup, read the corresponding operating instructions and follow them. Pay attention to permissible loads, see chapter Technical data. Release the transport lock at the articulated joint 1 Pin with locking pin 2 Transport lock 3 Transport lock storage

1. Pull out the locking pin.

2. Pull out both bolts.

3. Slide the transport lock into the storage.

5. Secure the pins with locking pins.

Switching on the main switch 1 Main switch 2 Battery disconnected 3 Battery connected

1. Put the main switch into the "battery connected" position.

Safety checks before startup DANGER Risk of accident and injury due to faulty vehicle Do not start up the vehicle if one point from the safety check is not fulfilled but rather repair the vehicle. Note Perform the recommended safety checks each time before using the vehicle. Device carrier safety check Check the following points before each startup:

1. Release the transport lock, see chapter Release the transport

lock at the articulated joint

2. Check the cleanliness of the hydraulic connections

3. Check the hydraulic lines for leaks

4. Check the hydraulic oil level, see chapter Checking the hy-

draulic oil level and topping up the hydraulic oil

5. Check the engine oil level, see chapter

6. Check the coolant level, see chapter

9. Check that all nuts and bolts are securely seated

10.Check the vehicle, engine and radiator grille for damage 11.Check the cleanliness of the engine air filter 12.Check the cleanliness of the cab dust filter 13.Check the fluid level in the windscreen washer reservoir, see chapter 14.Type pressures and tyre wear In the vehicle 15.Ease of movement of the accelerator pedal 16.Are the working hydraulics (PTO) switched off? 17.With the ignition switched on: Do the charge indicator and oil pressure warning lights light up? Start the engine and check the following: 18.Do the charge indicator and oil pressure warning lights go out? 19.Are the temperature indicator and fuel level indicator function- ing? 20.Are the lighting system, travel direction indicator and flasher system functioning correctly?76 English Safety checks on the vacuum sweeper Note Perform this safety check in addition to the device carrier safety check. Check the operational and traffic safety of the vehicle before driv- ing.

1. Fastening of the waste container.

2. Check the hydraulic and electric connections to the device car-

3. Check the spray water connections to the sweeping system

4. Check the recycling water connection to the suction mouth

5. Check the spray water filling level at the fresh water tank.

6. Recycling water filling level in waste container (option).

7. Check the sweeping system and brushes for entangled cords

8. Check the connections at the sweeping system and suction

9. Check the fastening of the sweeping system and suction mouth.

Setting the driver's seat DANGER Danger of accident Only adjust the driver’s seat when the device is standing. 1 Backrest with pole extension Pull out for height adjustment 2 Backrest inclination adjustment 3 Horizontal adjustment - pull the lever upwards to adjust 4 Compressor switch - for air-cushioned seat (option) 5 Right arm rest height adjustment 6 Left arm rest side adjustment 7 Left arm rest length adjustment 8 Arm rest control panel 9 Document storage 10 Lumbar support adjustment 11 Seat belt 12 Horizontal shock absorber

1. Adjust the inclination, height and position of the left arm rest

for operating the control panel. Height adjustment with “air-suspended seat” option:

2. Pump the seat all the way up with the compressor and then

lower it 2 - 3 cm. Note The driver's seat is automatically damped. Passenger seat The passenger seat is horizontally adjustable, pull the lever up- wards to adjust. Setting the steering wheel position DANGER Danger of accident Only adjust the position of the steering wheel when the device is standing. 1 Steering wheel height adjustment locking lever 2 Steering wheel inclination adjustment lever

1. Pull and hold the inclination adjustment lever and set the

steering wheel to the desired inclination.

2. Push in the lever.

3. Release the height adjustment locking lever and set the steer-

ing wheel to the desired height.

4. Lock the locking lever.

Refuelling DANGER Risk of explosion Do not refuel in confined spaces. Do not smoke and avoid open flames. Ensure that no fuel gets on hot surfaces.

1. Switch off the ignition.

2. Open the tank cap.

Only the fuel specified in the operating instructions may be used.

4. Wipe of any spilt fuel and close the tank cap.

Refuelling with the fuel canister Estimate the required amount of fuel in advance to avoid over- flows. Filling the water reservoir 1 Filling nozzle 2 Symbol for the "Fill" lever position 3 Symbol for the "Closed" lever positionEnglish 77 4 Switch lever 5 Filling level display

1. Open the cap on the filling nozzle.

2. Switch lever in the "Fill" position.

3. Fit a water supply hose onto the filling nozzle.

4. Fill the water reservoir.

Note To prevent back suction, the water hose must not be inserted into the water reservoir when filling.

5. Close off the water inlet.

6. Remove the water supply hose.

7. Close the cap on the filling nozzle.

8. Switch the switchover lever to the "Closed" position.

Filling the water reservoir for a water circulation system/recycling mode (option) With a water circulation system (Recycling mode), water is direct- ly filled into the waste container. 1 Water filling connection (GEKA) 2 Right-hand panel 3 Water drain (fill height)

1. Unlock the right-hand panel and pivot it outwards.

2. Remove the lock from the water filling connection and water

3. Connect the water hose to the water filling connection

4. Fill the waste container with water (max. 100 litres) until water

escapes from the open water drain.

5. Reattach both locks.

6. Close the panels.

7. Switch on recycling mode at the control panel.

Operation DANGER Danger of crushing Make sure that no persons are present in the vicinity of the artic- ulated joint or vehicle during operation. When using the vehicle for towing, make sure that no persons are located during operation between vehicle and trailer. 몇 CAUTION Risk of burns Only use the vehicle if all panels are attached. ATTENTION Risk of damage due to overheated hydraulic oil or overheat- ed motor! In case of excessive hydraulic oil temperature or an excessive coolant temperature, set the motor speed to idle mode (do not switch off the motor). Perform the measures in the “Malfunctions” section ATTENTION Risk of damage due to missing lubrication If the warning light for the oil pressure lights up during operation, immediately move the vehicle out of the danger zone, switch off the motor immediately and rectify the fault. 몇 CAUTION Reduced stability due to attachments Adjust the driving style. During the first 50/100 operating hours (running-in period) ● Drive the first 100 hours of operation gently and avoid over- loading. ● Replace the engine oil, engine oil filter and hydraulic oil filter after 50 operating hours (authorised Customer Service depart- ment only). Parking brake The parking brake requires hydraulic pressure to release. The brakes are automatically actuated when the engine is switched off. The parking brake is also applied when the engine is running and the travel direction lever is in the NEUTRAL position. Note The "Parking brake applied" warning light in the multifunction dis- play lights up when the parking brake is applied. Setting the heating, ventilation and air-conditioner 1 Air fan controller 2 Air-conditioner controller (option) 3 Heating controller

1. Adjust the ventilation, heating and air-conditioner (option) us-

ing the 3 controllers. 1 Air recirculation lever 2 Ventilation nozzles

2. Adjust the volume and direction of the airflow at the ventilation

nozzles. Drive mode Start motor The main switch must be switched on.

1. Sit down on the driver seat and fasten the seat belt.

2. Insert the ignition key into the ignition lock.

3. Set the travel direction lever into central position (neutral posi-

4. Turn on the ignition.78 English

Warning lights for charge control and motor oil pressure must be on.

Warning lights for charge control and motor oil pressure must go out; if not, switch off the motor and rectify the error.

6. At ambient temperatures below 0 °C: Warm up the vehicle at

a low motor speed until the “Hydraulic oil temperature too low” warning light goes out. Selecting the travel direction 1 Travel direction selector switch

1. Press the travel direction selector switch towards the steering

wheel and in the desired travel direction. The travel direction is shown in the display.

2. Bring the travel direction selector switch into the middle posi-

tion (neutral position). The engine idles.

3. Press the travel direction selector switch to the end position.

4. Select the transport speed (between tortoise 20 km/h and hare

40 km/h). The symbols are shown in the display.

5. Regulate the travel speed using the accelerator pedal.

ATTENTION The vehicle must be at a standstill and the travel direction selec- tor switch in the neutral position before changing the travel speed. Operating error If the travel direction selector switch is in the forwards or reverse position when changing speed, the tortoise/hare symbol on the display will change but the travel speed will not switch over. Driving 몇 WARNING Risk of accident Do not drive while the waste container is raised. 몇 CAUTION Risk of accident Do not let go of the accelerator pedal abruptly during driving. The vehicle will be braked when the accelerator pedal is released. The vehicle will be decelerated to a lesser extent when the accel- erator pedal is released in transport mode rather than in operat- ing mode. 몇 CAUTION Risk of damage Make sure that the vehicle does not become stuck when driving over obstacles. Drive over obstacles up to 150 mm slowly and carefully at an an- gle of 45°. Obstacles above 150 mm may only be driven over using a suita- ble ramp. 몇 CAUTION Risk of accident When driving on public roads for transport purposes (and not when cleaning of public roads), switch off the PTO and close the lowering choke for the front power lift.

2. Carefully depress the accelerator pedal.

The vehicle brakes automatically and comes to a standstill.

2. For a stronger braking effect or in case of an emergency, ac-

tuate the brake pedal. Tempomat The Tempomat is only active in Working mode. Activating Tempomat 1 Select the desired working speed using the accelerator. 2 Press function key F 8. Tempomat is activated. Deactivating Tempomat 1 Press the brake pedal or function key F 8. Function key F 9 (Resume Tempomat) activates the previously set speed. Parking the vehicle

1. Stop the vehicle.

2. Bring the travel direction lever into the neutral position (middle

position). Note In this position, the parking brake is automatically actuated; the vehicle does not move.

3. Lowe the front power lift.

If a sweeper is used:

4. Raise the side brushes.

Switch off the water pump. Wait 20 seconds. Switch off the suction fan. Raise the suction mouth. Switch off the PTO. All sweeping functions are deactivated.

6. Allow the engine to run in idle mode for 1 to 2 minutes.

7. Switch off the ignition and remove the ignition key.

8. Wait for 30 seconds to allow the engine control unit storage

process to complete.

9. Turn the main switch to position 0.

Sweeping mode Brush contact pressure pedal 1 Brush contact pressure pedal Press the pedal briefly: Full brush contact pressure and in- creased brush speed for heavy soiling.English 79 Hold the pedal pressed: Suction mouth remains lowered when reversing, vacuumed substances are also taken up when revers- ing. Setting the sweeping parameters

1. Switch on the PTO.

2. Press the Side brush speed button.

The settings appear on the display.

3. Use the rotary knob to select the desired side brush speed.

4. Press the Save button.

The side brush speed has now been saved.

5. Press the Engine speed button.

The settings appear on the display.

6. Use the rotary knob to select the desired engine speed.

7. Press the Save button.

The engine speed has now been saved.

8. Press the Side brush contact pressure button.

The settings appear on the display.

9. Use the rotary knob to select the desired contact pressure.

10.Press the Save button. The contact pressure is saved. Sweeping with a 2-brush system 1 Left joystick 2-brush system: Lower the brush arms and switch on the brushes 3-brush system (option): Lowering/raising the 3rd brush and switching the brush on/off 2 Right joystick With the optional 3-brush system: Lowering/raising the 2 rear brushes and switching the brushes on/off Pivoting the brushes in and out 3 Raise/lower suction mouth 4 Hydraulic system on/off 5 With the optional 3-brush system: Brush reversal of the 3rd brush 6 With the optional 3-brush system: Inclining/rolling the 2rd brush Note Operation with the right-hand joystick 7 Water circulation function on/off 8 Suction fan on/off Note The suction fan has an afterrun time of approx. 15 seconds after being switched off 9 "eco" e function Switches the complete work program on. PTO, side brush, suction fan, fresh water, water circulation (recycling water) 10 Water pump on/off Note The indicators in the switches light when the switches are switched on.

1. Start the engine, see chapter Start motor.

2. Switch on the hydraulic system.

3. Set the desired engine speed.

4. Switch on lower suction mouth.

5. Set the side brush speed.

6. Switch on the suction fan.

7. Move the left-hand joystick forwards.

The right and left brush arms are lowered and the brushes are switched on Adjust the sweeping width.

8. Move the right-hand joystick forwards.

The right side brush lowers and is switched on. Adjust the sweeping width (optional). When brushing dry, dusty waste:

9. Switch on the water pump.

Optional: Switch on the water circulation function if necessary. (A) Button for setting the side brush speed For individual extraction (option), left side brush speed but- ton (B) Button for setting the side brush speed For individual extraction (option), right side brush speed but- ton (C) Button for setting the engine speed Note The suction power depends on the set engine speed. ● 1600 rpm Light waste ● 2200 rpm Normal soiling ● 2500 rpm Strong, heavy soiling (D) Left and ride brush contact pressure button For individual extraction (option), right side brush contact pressure button (E) Left and ride brush contact pressure button For individual extraction (option), left side brush contact pressure button (F) Press the Save button to save set values or programs (G) Rotary knob for changing values and selecting programs80 English Emptying the waste container 몇 CAUTION Risk of tilting Only empty the waste container on a firm even subsurface. Maintain the safety distance while emptying on dumps or ramps. 몇 CAUTION Danger due to rolling away Set the travel direction lever to neutral for emptying. Apply parking brake. 몇 CAUTION Danger of injury Switch off the suction fan before emptying the waste container. 몇 CAUTION Risk of injury During the emptying process, persons and animals must not abide within the swivelling range of the waste container. 몇 CAUTION Crush hazard Never reach into the rod assembly for the emptying mechanism.

1. Stop the vehicle.

2. Apply the parking brake.

3. Bring the travel direction lever into the neutral position (middle

4. Set the switch lever to the "Waste container" position.

5. Switch on the PTO.

6. Lift the right side brush and switch it off by moving the left joy-

stick to the right and then pushing it back.

7. Lift the right side brush by moving the right joystick to the left

and then pushing it back.

8. Switch off the water pump.

10.Switch off the suction fan. 11.Actuate the toggle switch. 12.Empty the waste container. Note Always raise the waste container fully to the end position. Regeneration process for vehicles with a diesel particle filter (DPF) The DPF collects soot particles that are burned off by increasing the emission temperature when the filter is clogged (regenera- tion). The regeneration process runs either automatically during work- ing mode or driving mode but can also be started manually if re- quired. The higher the speed when driving, or the greater the load, the less frequent the need for manual regeneration. Start regeneration 몇 WARNING Risk of burns During the regeneration process, exhaust gases up to a temper- ature of 600°C may be omitted. Do not start the regeneration process in combustible areas. Note Only interrupt the regeneration process in the case of an emer- gency. Note If the regeneration indicator on the display lights up during oper- ation then a regeneration process must be started. Regeneration can be performed automatically or manually. Work can continue during Automatic regeneration.

1. For manual cleaning ("Parked regeneration"), stop at suitable

location within 15 minutes. Regeneration duration is approx. 30 minutes.

2. Set the travel direction to the NEUTRAL position and do not

press the accelerator pedal. The driver's seat can be vacated during this period.

3. To start the regeneration process, first press function key F 10

(lower right key), then press F 1 for Automatic or F 2 for Man- ual cleaning. Note The engine speed increases noticeably during both types of cleaning. When cleaning has finished the indicator lamp goes out and the engine speed decreases again. Note The regeneration instructions above should suffice in most cases and more detailed descriptions are provided in the section "Faults with display". Automatic regeneration 몇 WARNING Risk of burns During the regeneration process, exhaust gases up to a temper- ature of 600°C may be omitted. Do not start the regeneration process in combustible areas. Note Work can continue during Automatic regeneration. The automatic regeneration can be postponed in certain situa- tions.

Manual regeneration 몇 WARNING Risk of burns During the regeneration process, exhaust gases up to a temper- ature of 600°C may be omitted. Do not start the regeneration process in combustible areas. 몇 CAUTION Risk of burns from hot exhaust gases Keep people, animals and flammable objects away from the re- generation area. Note Only interrupt the regeneration process in the case of an emer- gency. Manual regeneration is not possible at less than 50 hours. The average duration of the burning procedure during manual re- generation is approximately 20 minutes.English 81 1 Manual regeneration display a) Parking brake display b) Engine temperature display c) Driving mode display d) OK display e) Particle filter % fill degree display f) Display of the hours remaining until manual cleaning can be started 2 Postponing automatic cleaning 3 Activating manual cleaning 4 Activating automatic cleaning

1. Manual regeneration can only be started when all 4 character-

istics are green: a The parking brake is activated b The engine temperature has exceeded a particular limit val-

c The machine is in driving mode N (neutral) d OK then lights up green and the manual burning procedure can be started Winter use Frost protection

1. Ensure there is enough antifreeze in the coolant.

Sweeping system During winter use, the sweeping system and suction mouth must be disassembled and placed into storage. Working with the high-pressure cleaner (ex-factory option) Intended use Use the high-pressure cleaner only for the following activities: ● Cleaning with the high-pressure jet without detergent (e.g. façades, park seats, garden paths). ● Only operate the high-pressure cleaner with the flat jet nozzle provided. ● This high-pressure cleaner is intended and tested for the ex- clusive use with the sweeper vacuum MC 130. Pressure relief valve When the water quantity is reduced via the pressure/quantity control on the trigger gun, the overflow valve opens and part of the water flows back to the suction side of the pump. Safety valve The safety valve opens when the permissible operating pressure is exceeded and the water flows back to the suction side of the pump. Device elements 1 Trigger gun 2 Pressure and quantity regulation 3 Spray lance 4 High-pressure hose connection 5 Nozzle holder 6 High-pressure hose storage compartment 7 High-pressure hose 8 Fastening high-pressure hose 9 Fastening trigger gun 10 Fastening trigger gun 11 Trigger gun lever 1 Water inlet from water reservoir 2 Stop cock 3 High-pressure cleaner hydraulic connection 4 Water inlet for high-pressure pump82 English Safety information Connection to a drinking water line 몇 WARNING Return flow of dirty water into the drinking water network Health risk Observe the regulations of your water supply company. According to applicable regulations, the device must never be used with the drinking water network without a system separator. Use a system separator from KÄRCHER or a system separator as per EN 12729 Type BA. Water that has flowed through a sys- tem separator is classified as undrinkable. Always connect the system separator to the water supply and never directly to the water connection on the device. Operation Before initial startup 몇 WARNING Risk of injury from high-pressure jet Do not direct the high-pressure jet at persons, animals, live elec- trical equipment or at the device itself. Protect the device high-pressure cleaner frost. ATTENTION Environmental pollution through oil Clean engines only at locations having an appropriate oil separa- tor. Note Only nozzles of the sizes listed in the technical data may be used. If you have not already done so:

1. Connect the high-pressure hose and spray lance.

2. Connect the water supply hose and open the stop cock of the

water inlet. Operation Note The high-pressure cleaner may be operated only at an engine speed of 1600 rpm and only in work mode.

1. Check the water filling level and fill the water reservoir of the

MC 130 if necessary.

2. Open the stop cock of the water inlet.

3. Put travel direction lever in the NEUTRAL position - centre po-

sition and start the motor.

4. Remove the trigger gun and high-pressure hose from storage.

5. Switch on the PTO work hydraulics.

6. Press F1 function key on the display and switch on the high-

pressure cleaner. Engine speed automatically increases to 1600 rpm. A "high pressure" symbol appears in the display. 1 Additional socket-outlet, 12 V 2 Raise the waste container/attachment frame 3 Lower the waste container/attachment frame

7. Switch on the high-pressure cleaner via the button on the dis-

8. Unlock the trigger gun.

9. Pull the trigger on the trigger gun and commence cleaning.

Note For first use or when the water reservoir is empty, the high-pres- sure cleaner must be vented: 10.Operate the high-pressure cleaner without the nozzle until there is no more air in the system. Shutting down

1. Close the trigger gun.

2. Switch off the high-pressure cleaner with the switch on the

right of the driver's seat.

3. Switch off the work hydraulics.

4. Actuate the trigger gun until the device is depressurised.

5. Actuate the safety lever of the trigger gun to prevent the gun

trigger from being unintentionally triggered.

6. Fasten and secure the trigger gun with spray lance and high-

pressure hose in storage. Note If the high-pressure cleaner is not needed, for example during winter operation (spreading salt and other work):

7. Blow out the system with compressed air - see chapter Frost

8. Remove the high-pressure gun with spray lance and high-

pressure hose from the device.

9. Take off the device cover (3 quick fasteners) and close the

high-pressure output with the protective part intended for it. 1 Lock 2 Water inlet for high-pressure pump 3 Water inlet from water reservoir 4 Fixing the water supply hose 10.Disconnect the water inlet at the GEKA connection.English 83 11.Close the water inlet for the high-pressure pump. 12.Fix (store) the water supply hose of the water reservoir under the waste container. Care and service Each time before use

1. Check all hydraulic hoses and connections for leaks.

2. Check the high-pressure hose for damage (danger of burst-

ing). Immediately replace a damaged high-pressure hose.

3. Check the device (pump) for leaks.

3 drops of water per minute are permissible and can leak out of the bottom of the appliance. Contact Customer Service in the case of more serious leaks. Weekly Note To read the oil level or clean the water screen, remove the device cover (3 quick fasteners).

1. Read the oil level when the device is on a flat surface. The oil

level must be in the middle of the sight glass. Contact Customer Service immediately if the oil is milky (water in oil).

2. Clean the sieve in the water connection.

3. Depressurise the device.

4. Unscrew the cover with filter.

5. Clean the filter with clean water or compressed air.

Assemble in the reverse order. Annually or after 500 operating hours

For oil quantity and type, see Technical data.

2. Have the oil changed by Customer Service.

Frost protection ATTENTION Danger of frost Incompletely emptied devices can be destroyed by frost. Completely empty the device and accessories. Protect the device from frost.

1. Store the device in a frost-protected place.

Note If frost-free storage is not possible:

2. Close off the water inlet.

3. Allow the device for run for a maximum of 1 minute until the

pump and lines are empty.

4. Blow the high-pressure pump, supply hose, water filter and

high-pressure hose out with compressed air. Troubleshooting guide DANGER Risk of injury due to inadvertently starting up device and al- so due to electric shock. Switch off the device and remove the ignition key before perform- ing any work. Have electrical components checked and repaired by the author- ised Customer Service. In case of any malfunctions not mentioned in this chapter, contact the authorised Customer Service when in doubt or when you have been explicitly advised to do so. Device not running

1. Switch on the work hydraulics and high-pressure switch.

Device does not reach required pressure

1. Fill the water reservoir.

2. Clean the water inlet sieve, check the water supply.

3. Check/replace the high-pressure nozzle.

Pump leaking Up to 3 drops of water per minute are permissible. In case of more serious leaks, have the device checked by Customer Service. Pump knocking Check the water supply line for leaks. Vent the device, see section "Venting the device". Contact Customer Service if necessary. Technical data Installation declaration We hereby declare die technical documents according to EC Di- rective 2006/42/EC (+2009/127/EC) Annex VII Part B have been created for the incomplete machine described below and that this conforms to the following points of the directive: Annex I Points 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6 and 1.7. I Point 1.1, This declaration is invalidated by any changes made to the in- complete machine that are not approved by us. Authorities can request the relevant documentation for the in- complete machine from the documentation supervisor. Docu- ments are provided via email. Before commissioning or installation of the incomplete machine, it must be ensured that the complete machine into which the in- complete machine is installed conforms to the EC Machinery Di- rective 2006/42/EC (+2009/127/EC). Please refer to the EC Declaration of Conformity for the machine for more information on this. The signatories act on behalf of and with the authority of the com- pany management. Documentation supervisor: S. Reiser Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG Alfred-Kärcher-Str. 28 - 40 71364 Winnenden (Germany) Ph.: +49 7195 14-0 Fax: +49 7195 14-2212 Winnenden, 2017/07/18 Hydraulic connection Supply from the hydraulic system of the MC 130 Connection output kW 4.5 Water connection Water supply from the water reservoir of the MC 130 Input temperature (max.) °C 60 Performance data Working pressure MPa 7-15 Nozzle size 036 Max. operating pressure MPa 19 Flow rate l/min 10 Recoil force of the trigger gun. (max.) N 30 Determined values in acc. with EN 60335-2-79 Sound pressure level L

Operating materials Oil volume l 0.4 Oil type SAE 15W-40 Dimensions and weights Weight kg Product: Attachment kit High-pressure cleaner Type: 2.851-952.7 Harmonised standards used, based on: EN 60335–2–79 Chairman of the Board of Management Director Regulatory Affairs & Certification H. Jenner S. Reiser84 English Working with the manual suction hose (ex-factory option) 1 Filling nozzle, water reservoir 2 Suction hose (125 mm) 3 Lock 4 Handle (adjustable) 5 Switch lever Pulled out: Vacuuming with the suction hose Pressed in: Work in sweeping mode 6 Manual suction pipe 7 Cover 8 Suction hose bracket 9 Water hose stowage compartment 10 Water hose Working with the manual suction hose

1. Remove the manual suction hose from the stowage compart-

Connected the water hose provided and open the stop cock le- ver on the handle. Close the dosing knobs in the cabin to prevent the emission of spray water for the suction mouth and sweeper jets, otherwise there will not be enough spray water for the manual suction hose.

3. Pull out the switch lever into the "Vacuum with suction hose"

position. Vacuuming with the manual suction hose

2. Switch on the PTO (at the arm rest control panel).

3. Switch on the blower.

4. As necessary: Switch on the water pump at the control panel.

5. Select the engine speed.

Note The suction performance depends on the engine speed selected. 1600 rpm - for light waste 2200 rpm - for normal waste 2500 rpm - for strong, heavy waste

6. Hold the suction pipe by the handle (adjustable) and begin

vacuuming. Storage of the manual suction hose

1. Set the engine speed to 2200 rpm for installing the manual

2. When using the water hose: Switch off the water pump, dis-

connect the water hose and stop appropriately.

3. Insert the suction pipe with handle, press against the cover

and fasten in position. Note The vacuum pulls the suction pipe against the cover and the suc- tion hose contracts. This is necessary to allow it to be stowed in the bracket.

4. Press the rest of the suction hose into the bracket and press

the flap closed until the latch engages.

5. Switch off the blower.

6. Press in the switch lever into the "Work in sweeping mode" po-

sition. Attachments Note Please read the attachment operating instructions before fitting an attachment. Attachments are optional and can be fitted to the front power lift (see chapter Front power lift (option)) or to the front or rear mounting frames. DANGER Danger due to change to vehicle's centre of gravity and to driving characteristics. When transporting fluids, sloshing motion may occur, which will then rock the vehicle. In the case of modifications, particularly when converting from winter to summer use and in the case of changes to load condi- tions, the driver must be prepared for the change in driving char- acteristics. 몇 WARNING Risk of crushing when attaching attachments Do not reach between the front power lift and the attachment. 몇 CAUTION Risk of burns from hot hydraulic couplings Wear protective gloves when disconnecting the hydraulic cou- plings. ATTENTION Wear suitable protective clothing, safety gloves and gloves when installing and removing attachments. This also applies during us- age and application. Please contact your responsible dealer before fitting attachments that are not specifically intended for this vehicle. Your dealer will check if installation and use of these attachments is permitted on your vehicle. This is important for the safety of the driver and the vehicle and also for any warranty claims. Attachments that endanger the safety or stability of the vehicle may not be used. Coupling attachments to the vehicle ATTENTION Risk of damage Keep hydraulic connections clean. Clean the plug and coupling with a lint-free cloth before use. 1 Coupling connector 2 Coupling sleeve 3 Ring

1. Pull the ring of the coupling sleeve downwards and hold.

2. Press the coupling connector of the attachment hydraulic hose

into the coupling sleeve.

3. Release the coupling ring. Check that it is securely engaged.

4. To decouple, pull the ring downwards, hold it and pull out the

hydraulic hose.English 85 Tow bar Note For permissible support load and trailer load, see chapter Tech- nical data. Checking adjusting the attachment locking mechanism The locking mechanism secures the attachment devices (e.g. sweeper system, front power lift). 몇 CAUTION Danger of accident Check the locking mechanism for correct adjustment with each attachment. 1 Locking lever 2 Clamping nut

1. Press the locking lever downwards.

The lock is engaged beyond the dead point.

2. Adjust the lock via the clamping nut.

Ballasting the vehicle Note The front axle of the vehicle must always be loaded with at least 30% of the net weight of the vehicle, and the rear axle must al- ways be loaded with at least 30% of the net weight of the vehicle. Before purchasing the attachment, check that these require- ments are met by weighing the vehicle-attachment combination. The following data is required for determining the total weight, the axle loads, the tyre loading capacity and the required minimum ballast: ● All weights in kg (weigh the vehicle if necessary) ● All dimensions in meters (m)

• See chapter "Technical data" ** See operating instructions of the attachment *** Measure Calculation of the minimum front ballast for rear-mounted attachments

1. Enter the result into the table.

Calculation of the minimum rear ballast for front-mounted attachments See the manufacturer's specifications for the value "x" or use a value of x = 0.45 if no specifications are available.

1. Enter the result into the table.

reached with the front attachment (GV) then the weight of the front attachment must be increased to the minimum front bal- last weight.

1. If the necessary minimum rear ballast weight (GH min) is not

reached with the rear attachment (GH), then the weight of the rear attachment must be increased to the minimum rear bal- last weight. Calculation of the actual rear axle load

1. Enter the result into the table.

TL (kg) = Net weight of the vehicle * TV (kg) = Front axle load of the empty vehicle * TH (kg) = Rear axle load of the empty vehicle * GH (kg) = Total weight rear attachment / rear ballast ** GV (kg) = Total weight of front attachment / front bal- last

a (m) = Distance between front attachment (front ballast) centre of gravity and middle of front axle, max. = 0.86 m

b (m) = Wheelbase of the vehicle *

c(m)=0.56 d (m) = Distance between the centre of the equip- ment-side attachment point and the centre of gravity of the rear attachment / rear bal- last

***86 English Waste container Attaching the waste container DANGER Risk of crushing when lowering/raising the waste container Maintain sufficient clearance to the waste container and the roll- ers on the parking supports. Maintain sufficient clearance to hazard zone and stop raising/ lowering immediately when a person enters the hazard zone. ATTENTION Risk of injury and damage The dirt receptacle and fresh water tank are empty. Remove the waste container only on a level and smooth surface. 1 Front parking support 2 Rear parking support 3 Lever for securing the parking supports 4 Retaining clip

1. The waste container must be secured on the parking supports

2. Set the switchover valve to the attachment frame position.

3. Drive the rear of the vehicle carefully under the waste contain-

4. Raise the attachment frame slowly until under the waste con-

tainer. 1 Hooks 2 Attachment frame

5. Hook the waste container onto the attachment frame using the

6. Continue raising the attachment frame until the load on the

front parking supports is relieved. a Lift the attachment frame only until the rollers of the front parking supports are approx. 20 mm in the air.

7. Pull out the front parking supports. For this, pull the retainer to

unlock and then press the lever.

8. Completely lower the attachment frame together with the

9. Pull out the rear parking supports. For this, pull the retainer to

unlock and then press the lever. 1 Waste container 2 Retaining pins 3 Locking pin 4 Frame 5 Hydraulic connection 10.Push the retaining pin the of waste container in and secure with the locking pin. 11.Connect electrical and hydraulic connections. 1 Water connections 12.Turn the steering wheel all the way to the right to provide bet- ter access to the connections on the articulated joint. 13.Connect the water recycling hose. 14.Connect the fresh water hose. 15.Connect the high-pressure cleaner hose (optional).English 87 1 Suction hose 2 Waste container 16.Install the suction hose between the waste container and suc- tion mouth. Removing the waste container DANGER Risk of crushing when lowering/raising the waste container Maintain sufficient clearance to the waste container and the roll- ers on the parking supports. Maintain sufficient clearance to hazard zone and stop raising/ lowering immediately when a person enters the hazard zone. ATTENTION Risk of injury and damage Empty the waste container and water reservoir before removing Set the waste container down only on a level and smooth surface. 1 Suction hose 2 Waste container

1. Turn the steering wheel all the way to the right to provide better

access to the articulated joint.

2. Disconnect and remove the suction hose from the waste con-

tainer. 1 Water connections

3. Disconnect the hoses for water recycling, fresh water and the

high-pressure cleaner (optional).

4. Steer the vehicle straight ahead.

1 Retaining pin for waste container with locking pin 2 Rear parking supports 3 Height adjustment with bolts and retaining clips 4 Safety lever with retaining clips

5. Open the locking pin for the waste container from the retaining

6. Pull out the retaining pin.

7. Adjust the rear parking supports to an appropriate height and

secure in this position. a The corresponding height depends on the tyre type and the tyre pressure.

8. Push in the rear parking supports all the way to the end stops

and secure in this position. To do this, press the safety lever down and push in the supports as far as they will go. Then se- cure the safety lever with the retaining clip.

9. Depressurise the hydraulic system, see chapter .

10.Disconnect the electrical and hydraulic connections from the waste container.88 English 1 Front parking support 2 Safety lever with retaining clips 3 Brakes 11.Set the switchover valve to the tilting attachment frame posi- tion. See chapter . 12.Raise the attachment frame with waste container. 13.Push in the front parking supports as far as they will go and secure them. To do this, press the safety lever down and push in the supports as far as they will go. Then secure the safety lever with the retaining clip. 14.Lower the attachment frame. 15.Actuate the roller brakes on the front parking supports. Note The waste container now stands free on the parking supports. 16.Drive the rear of the vehicle carefully out from under the waste container. Sweeping system Removing the sweeping system A changing carriage is required for attaching/removing the sweeper system. Note Optional accessory, order no. 2.852-065.0.

1. Stop the vehicle on level, solid ground and secure it against

2. Raise the side brushes and extend both side brushes out-

wards. 1 Brush system unlocked lever position 2 Brush system locked lever position 3 Vehicle front (1)Rod (2)Locking lever

3. Unlock the sweeping system by inserting the rod and pulling

the locking lever upwards. The rod needed for this is clamped in a holder between the driver's seat and passenger seat.

4. Use the lift truck to move the changing carriage centrally in-

wards as far as it will go. Move the last distance (centring process) faster. Note Risk of damage! Watch out for cables and hoses.

5. Raise the lift truck until the changing carriage makes contact

with the sweeper system. 1 Side brush arm 2 End stop

6. Retract both side brush arms.

7. Check the side brush arms for correct seating.English 89

8. Depressurise the hydraulic system. See chapter Depressur-

ise the hydraulic system (pressure relief).

9. Set the ignition to position 1 in working mode (do not start the

engine). The brushes lower and the hydraulic system depressurises. 10.Disconnect all connections and joints. 11.Remove the suction hose between the waste container and suction mouth. 12.Disconnect the (thick) water hose. 13.Move the sweeper system out using the lift truck. 1 Storage box 2 Cables and hoses 14.Place the cables and hoses in the storage boxes. 15.Park the sweeper system in a safe place. 16.Extend the lift truck. Installing the sweeping system 1 Signal plug for attachment device detection 2 Left side brush connections (hydraulics and water) 3 Sweeping system lock 4 Right side brush connections (hydraulics and water)

1. Stop the vehicle on level, solid ground and secure it against

2. Attach the sweeper system to the vehicle in the reverse se-

3. Lock the sweeper system (lever down).

4. Check the locking, see chapter Checking adjusting the attach-

ment locking mechanism.

5. Depressurise the hydraulic system. See chapter Depressur-

ise the hydraulic system (pressure relief).

6. Connect the hydraulic hoses to the couplings.

Front power lift (option) Various different attachment devices can be attached to the front power lifter using a 3-point mounting. A changing carriage is required for attaching/removing the front power lift. Note Optional accessory, order no. 2.852-067.0. Installing the front power lift

1. Stop the vehicle on level, solid ground and secure it against

rolling away. 1 Locking lever 2 Vehicle mounting frame 3 Front power lift mounting

2. Move the locking lever upwards.

3. Use the lift truck to position the front power lift centrally in front

4. Insert the front power lift into the mounting frame on the vehi-

cle, all the way to the end stop.90 English 1 Locking lever

5. Move the locking lever downwards.

6. Check the locking, see chapter Checking adjusting the attach-

ment locking mechanism.

7. Lower and retract the lift truck.

8. Depressurise the hydraulic system. See chapter Depressur-

ise the hydraulic system (pressure relief).

9. Connect the hydraulic hoses to the couplings.

Removing the front power lift

1. Raise the front power lift.

1 Changing carriage mounting 2 Front power lift frame

2. Use a lift truck to move the changing carriage under the front

power lift. a Raise the lift truck. b Make sure that the frame of the front power lift is securely seated in the mounting of the removable frame.

3. Depressurise the front hydraulic system (pressure relief).

4. Release the hydraulic hoses.

a Fasten the hydraulic hoses to the front power lift with cable ties.

5. Open the lock on both sides of the vehicle, see chapter “Open-

ing/closing the lock”.

6. Use a lift truck to move the front power lift out of the vehicle

7. Set down the front power lift in a safe place.

2-brush sweeping system attachment kit (pulled) Installing the sweeping system The pallet on which the sweeper system is delivered is also used as a mounting aid for attachment/removal. 1 Pallet 2 2-brush sweeping system 3 Suction mouth installed 4 Locking lever in the upper position (open) 5 Holder on the vehicle

1. Move the lift truck under the pallet with the positioned sweeper

2. Pull the locking lever upwards.

3. Move the sweeper system into the holder on the vehicle and

position it approximately 10 cm in front of the vehicle.

4. Connect the hydraulic hoses, paying attention to the colour

coding. The connection assignments are described in a later chapter

5. Connect the water hoses.

6. Insert the device detection connector at the vehicle.

7. Insert the sweeper system into the vehicle mounting bracket,

all the way to the end stop.

8. Lock the sweeper system by pressing the locking lever down

(using the curved rod).

9. The locking mechanism must be adjusted correctly via the ad-

justing nuts when the system is attached for the first time or transferred to another vehicle. When correctly adjusted, the locking mechanism must engage when pressed down beyond the dead point. 10.Attach the side brushes.English 91 View of the device for a 2-brush sweeping system 1 2-brush sweeping system 2 Locking lever 3 Device detection plug 4 Hydraulic connection and water connection 5 Side brushes

1. Operation of the 2-brush sweeper system is described in a lat-

er chapter. Connecting the high-pressure hoses and water hoses 1 Brush PTO 2 Pivot suction mouth/sweeping brush 3 Raise/lower sweeping brush 4 Brush PTO 5 Right-hand water connection 6 Left-hand water connection

1. Plug in the hydraulic hoses according to the colour coding.

2. Plug in the water hoses at the left and right sides.

Operation Control assignments for a vacuum sweeper with a 2-brush sweeper system (pulled) Note The indicators in the switches light when the switches are switched on. 1 Left joystick – Joystick forwards: Lower the brush arms simultaneously and switch on the side brushes – Joystick backwards: Raise the brush arms simultaneously and switch off the side brushes – Joystick to the left/right: Pivot the brush arms simultaneous-

2 Right joystick Button is not used 3 Raise/lower suction mouth 4 Hydraulic system on/off 5 Button is not used 6 Button is not used 7 Water circulation function on/off (recycling water) 8 Suction fan on/off 9 ECO function Switches the complete work program on. PTO (side brushes, suction fan), fresh water, water circulation (recycling water) 10 Water pump on/off Switching over to the 2-brush sweeping system (pulled): 1 Switch on the ignition. 2 Press F10 on the vehicle display. 3 Use F5 to select a pulled sweeper system. (A) Sweeping brush speed selection, common for the left-hand and right-hand sides (B) Button is not used (C) Engine speed Press to adjust the values Note The suction power depends on the set engine speed. ● 1600 rpm light waste ● 2200 rpm normal soiling ● 2500 rpm strong, heavy soiling (D) Not used (E) Left-hand and right-hand side brush contact pressure button (F) Save button Press to save adjusted values or programs (G) Rotary knob Press to change the adjusted values92 English Brush contact pressure A green bar in the display indicates a reduction in the brush con- tact pressure. A red bar indicates an increase in the brush contact pressure. Care work 1 The existing lubrication points (grease nipples) are labelled. Lubricate daily with multi-purpose grease. 2 Check the sweeping brushes for tangled cords and straps and remove as necessary. 3 Keep the hydraulic connections clean and check for leaks once a week. 4 Check the sweeping brushes for wear and damage and re- place if necessary. Adjusting the sweeping area

1. Adjust the sweeping area as shown in the illustration.

Right: 9 am- 2 pm Right-hand side: 10 am- 3 pm Adjusting the side inclination 1 Screw 1 2 Screw 2

2. Unscrew the screws.

3. Adjust the side inclination via the rotation point of screw 1.

4. Tighten the screws.

Adjusting the head inclination forwards 1 Lock nut 2 Hexagon head

Adjusting the brush contact pressure

8. The brush system has a hydraulic brush contact pressure re-

lief system. Storage 몇 WARNING Risk of injury and damage Note the weight of the device. ATTENTION Risk of damage Store the attachment kit in a protected, level and dry place. En- sure that the sweeping brushes are not loaded.

1. Store the sweeping system that has been removed from the

vehicle on the changing carriage.

2. Ensure that the sweeping brushes are not loaded during at-

tachment to the vehicle. Technical data Removing the sweeping system Remove the sweeper system in the reverse sequence to the at- tachment procedure. Set the sweeping system down on the pal- let. Remove the sweeping brushes first. Always first depressurise the system before disconnecting the hydraulic hoses, see the corresponding section in the vehicle op- erating instructions. Dimensions and weights 2-brush sweeping sys- tem (pulled) Length 950 mm Width 1250 mm Height 750 mm Weight (transport weight) 115 kgEnglish 93 3-brush sweeping system attachment kit (front brush) Installing the sweeping system The pallet on which the sweeper system is delivered is also used as a mounting aid for attachment/removal. 1 Pallet 2 Sweeping system

1. Move the lift truck under the pallet with the positioned sweeper

system. 1 Holder on the vehicle 2 Suction mouth installed 3 Sweeping system 4 Pallet

2. Pull the locking lever upwards.

3. Position the sweeper system approximately 10 cm in front of

4. Connect the hydraulic hoses, paying attention to the colour

coding. The connection assignments are described in a later chapter

5. Connect the water hoses.

6. Plugging in the electrical socket plug connection on the vehi-

7. Insert the sweeper system into the vehicle mounting bracket,

all the way to the end stop.

8. Lock the sweeper system by pressing the locking lever down

(using the curved rod).

9. The locking mechanism must be adjusted correctly via the ad-

justing nuts when the system is attached for the first time or transferred to another vehicle. When correctly adjusted, the locking mechanism must engage when pressed down beyond the dead point. 10.Attach the side brushes and front brush. View of the device for a 3-brush sweeping system 1 Front brush 2 Front brush arm 3 2-brush sweeping system 4 Slide 5 Device detection plug

1. Operation of the sweeper system is described in a later chap-

ter. Connecting the high-pressure hoses and water hoses 1 Brush PTO 2 Tilt/roll front brush 3 Raise/lower front brush 4 Leakage oil 5 Pivot suction mouth/sweeping brush 6 Raise/lower sweeping brush 7 Pivot front brush 8 PTO 80 l/min 9 Brush PTO 10 Right-hand water connection 11 Left-hand water connection

1. Plug in the hydraulic hoses according to the colour coding.

2. Plug in the water hoses at the left and right sides.94 English

Operation Control assignments for a vacuum sweeper with a front brush sweeper system Note The indicators in the switches light when the switches are switched on. 1 Left joystick for controlling the front brush – Joystick forwards: Front brush lowers and switches on Note Increase the contact pressure in the case of heavy soiling – Joystick backwards: Front brush raises and switches off – Joystick to the left/right: Front brush moves to the left/right 2 Right joystick for controlling the sweeping brush – Joystick forwards: Lower the brush arms simultaneously and switch on the side brushes – Joystick backwards: Raise the brush arms simultaneously and switch off the side brushes – Joystick to the left/right: Pivot the brush arms simultaneous-

3 Raise/lower suction mouth 4 Hydraulic system on/off 5 Front brush rotation direction reversal 6 When activated: Tilt/roll the front brush with the right joystick 7 Water circulation function on/off (recycling water) 8 Suction fan on/off 9 ECO function 10 Water pump on/off Brush contact pressure A green bar in the display indicates a reduction in the brush con- tact pressure. A red bar indicates an increase in the brush contact pressure. Using the weed brush The front brush must be secured in the desired position when us- ing the device as a weed brush. Three positions are possible. 1 Travel direction 2 Right position 3 Front position 4 Left position

1. Secure the desired working position with bolts and spring pins.

See chapter Transport lock.

2. Press the Change of rotation direction button when working in

the Left position. Transport lock The front brush must be secured when driving on public roads (transport journeys). 1 Bolt 2 Spring pin

1. Move the front brush carriage all the way to the left.

2. Secure the front brush in the corresponding position using a

pin and spring pin. Care work Further information can be found in the operating instructions for the vehicle. Maintenance and care of the sweeping unit 1 Check the front brush and sweeping brush for tangled cords and straps and remove as necessary. 2 Keep the hydraulic connections clean and check for leaks once a week. 3 Check the front brush and sweeping brush for wear and tear and replace if necessary. (A) Front brush rotary speed selection (B) Sweeping brush rotary speed selection (C) Engine speed Press to adjust the values Note The suction power depends on the set engine speed. ● 1600 rpm light waste ● 2200 rpm normal soiling ● 2500 rpm strong, heavy soiling (D) Sweeping brush load relief (E) Front brush load relief/pressure (F) Save button Press to save adjusted values or programs (G) Rotary knob Press to change the adjusted valuesEnglish 95 Maintenance and care of the bearings/linear unit 몇 CAUTION Malfunction or risk of damage The bearing units are self-lubricating dry bearings and must nev- er be lubricated with any lubricant. Brake cleaners, lubricants or other cleaners can corrode and de- stroy the bearing foil. Check the bearing foil for wear and damage and replace if necessary. 1 The existing lubrication points (grease nipples) are labelled. Lubricate daily with multi-purpose grease. 2 Clean the entire linear unit with water or brine. Cleaning with a high pressure cleaner is not a problem. Maintenance and care of the chain ATTENTION Notes on lubricating the chain When lubricating the chain, make sure that no lubricant gets onto the rails of the linear unit. Should this happen due to careless- ness, they must be cleaned and free of grease before initial start- up. Never use stains or acids to clean the chain. 1 Inspect the chain at least once a month. During the inspection, clean the chain, tension the chain drive and lubricate it. 2 The chains can be cleaned with rags or brushes. Stubborn dirt can be loosened with petroleum or benzine. Apply new, suita- ble corrosion protection immediately after using grease-dis- solving media. 3 The chain drive may only be tensioned by Kärcher Service. 4 Regular lubrication extends the service life. Lubricate the chain with relubricant VP8 FoodPlus Spay from IWIS. Note that the lubricant must get into the chain joint. This means that it has to get between the protective roller and the bushing, and also between the inner and outer plates to the pins and bushing 5 If you notice a lack of lubrication in the form of increased noise, stiff joints or fretting corrosion in the joints, we recommend the following procedure. Clean the chain with a very low viscosity oil. This flushes fret- ting corrosion, old lubricant and other dirt from the joint. When the chain has been cleaned, lubricate it with a suitable lubri- cant as described above. Adjusting the sweeping area

1. Adjust the sweeping area as shown in the illustration.

Right: 9 am- 2 pm Right-hand side: 10 am- 3 pm Adjusting the side inclination 1 Screw 1 2 Screw 2

2. Unscrew the screws.

3. Adjust the side inclination via the rotation point of screw 1.

4. Tighten the screws.

Adjusting the head inclination forwards 1 Lock nut 2 Hexagon

Adjusting the brush contact pressure

8. The brush system has a hydraulic brush contact pressure ad-

justment system. Storage 몇 WARNING Risk of injury and damage Note the weight of the device. ATTENTION Risk of damage Store the attachment kit in a protected, level and dry place. En- sure that the sweeping brushes are not loaded.

1. Store the sweeping system that has been removed from the

vehicle on the changing carriage.

2. Ensure that the sweeping brushes are not loaded during at-

tachment to the vehicle. Technical data Dimensions and weights 3-brush sweeper system Length 1800 mm Width 1250 mm Height 850 mm Weight (transport weight) 285 kg96 English Removing the sweeping system Remove the sweeper system in the reverse sequence to the at- tachment procedure. Set the sweeping system down on the pal- let. Remove the sweeping brushes first. Always first depressurise the system before disconnecting the hydraulic hoses, see the corresponding section in the vehicle op- erating instructions. Transport Loading the vehicle DANGER Risk of injury due to incorrect transport Mind the weight of the vehicle. Slowly and carefully drive the vehicle onto the transport vehicle. ATTENTION Damage to vehicle Do not load the vehicle with the crane. Do not use a forklift.

1. Slowly drive the vehicle onto the transport vehicle.

Note If the vehicle is not ready for running, see Chapter Towing the ve- hicle. Fastening the transport lock to the articulated joint 1 Bolt with safety cotter 2 Transport lock 3 Transport lock storage

1. Pull out the safety cotters.

2. Pull out both bolts.

3. Remove the transport lock out from storage.

4. Attach the transport lock.

5. Insert the bolts.

6. Lock the bolts with safety cotters.

Securing the vehicle 몇 WARNING Danger of accident Secure the vehicle against slipping during transport.

1. Park the vehicle.

2. Secure the vehicle with lashing straps on both sides at the il-

lustrated lashing points. Note If the vehicle with waste container is loaded in reverse for trans- port, the cover of the waste container must be additionally se- cured with a strap to prevent it from opening. Towing the vehicle Fitting the towing eye Note The towing eye with retaining pin and locking pin are located in a storage compartment under the passenger seat. 1 Towing eye 2 Retaining pins 3 Locking pin 4 Locking pin for bolt 5 Bolt

1. Open the storage compartment under the passenger seat and

remove the towing eye.English 97 1 Retaining pin with split pin 2 Towing eye 3 Vehicle chassis 4 Bolt 5 Locking pin

2. Attach the towing eye at the front of the vehicle chassis on the

3. Insert the retaining pin into the towing eye and secure with the

locking pin. Fitting the towing eye Note The towing hook for MC 130 advanced is stored behind the pas- senger seat on a special holder along with the safety bolts and safety bracket. 1 Towing eye 2 Safety bolt with safety bracket 3 Safety chain with safety bracket 4 Towing bolt 5 Holder for towing eye Attached behind the passenger seat

1. Remove the towing eye with locking pin and safety bracket

from the holder. 1 Locking pin with safety bracket 2 Towing eye 3 Retaining pin with split pin

2. Attach the towing eye to the front of the vehicle frame.

3. Insert the retaining pin into the towing eye and secure with the

locking pin. Towing the vehicle 몇 CAUTION Risk of damage due to incorrect towing Only tow the vehicle away at walking speed. Start up the towing vehicle slowly without jolting. Fasten the towing rope or towing bar to the towing catch only. Make sure the steering is working.

1. Release the parking brake spring actuator.

2. Unscrew the bypass valves 3 revolutions (width across flats 24

3. Attach a towing bar or towing rope to the towing eye.

4. Pull the vehicle slowly onto the transporting vehicle.

5. Close the parking brake spring actuator and bypass valves.

Care and maintenance General notes DANGER Crush hazard When working under raised attachments, ensure these are al- ways mechanically locked (shimming).

1. Before you clean and service the vehicle, or exchange parts or

adjust them to a different function, switch off the motor and re- move the ignition key.

2. Check if your radio is secured with a radio code before discon-

necting the battery.98 English

3. Disconnect the battery before working on the electrical sys-

4. Repairs may only be carried out by authorised customer ser-

vice centres or by qualified staff in this area who are familiar with all relevant safety instructions.

5. Any welding work on the vehicle or attachments is only permit-

ted by authorised Kärcher Customer Service. Service indicator The service indicator lights up when the respective maintenance needs to be done. The service indicator flashes on the display: ● after 50 operating hours when the initial inspection needs to be performed. ● Next service after 250 operating hours. ● Then every 500 operating hours. Note The service indicator must be reset by the Customer Service. Maintenance intervals Note In order to preserve warranty claims, all servicing and mainte- nance work during the warranty period has to be performed by an authorised Kärcher Customer Service, in accordance with the in- spection check list. ● Daily before starting operation, see chapter Safety checks be- fore startup. ● Lubricate all bearings after washing the vehicle. ● If necessary have the safety checks according to the applica- ble local regulations performed by the Customer Service de- partment. ● The intervals for inspection and maintenance work to be per- formed by the customer are listed in the following table. Additional maintenance work is to be carried out by the Cus- tomer Service department in accordance with the inspection checklist after 250, 500 (annually), 1000, 1500 or 2000 oper- ating hours. Please inform the Customer Service department in time. Vehicle maintenance plan Vehicle lubrication plan Daily Weekly Lubricate all bearings specified in the lu- brication plan. (8h) Check all Bowden cables and moving parts for freedom of movement.

Check the side brushes and suction mouth for wear and tangled pieces of tape (for sweepers).

If the device has been operated with the water circulation system switched off (option), clean the filter and valve of the water circulation system to ensure relia- ble operation of the water circulation system and prevent damage.

Check the rollers at the suction mouth for freedom of movement (for sweep- ers).

Check the spray pattern of the brush ir- rigation spray nozzles and in the suction mouth. Clean or replace the nozzles if necessary (for sweepers).

Check all hoses and cable clamps. X Check the coolant hoses. X Clean the cooler fins on the water cool- er, oil cooler and air-conditioning sys- tem.

Check the V-belts and V-belt tension. X Check that the parking brake functions correctly and is correctly adjusted.

Check the engine air filter. X Clean cooler grille. X Check the air-conditioning system. X Check the exhaust system. X Clean the blower chamber. X* Clean the waste container and cover. X*

• several times daily in the case of heavy soiling Lubrication point Number of lubri- cation points Lubrication inter- val 1 Front power lifter slew bear- ing and lifting cylinder 1 each ● Every 8 h 2 Articulated steering at cen- tre of vehicle 2 ● Every 8 h ● maintenance- free (optional) 3 Steering cylinder 2 ● Every 8 h ● maintenance- free (optional) 4 Lower articulated joint bear- ing 1 ● Every 8 h ● maintenance- free (optional) 5 Lifting cylinder 4 ● Every 25 h 6 Lifting platform 2 ● Every 8 h 7 Accelerator pedal 1 ● Every 100 h 8 Brake pedal deflection lever 1 ● Every 100 h Daily WeeklyEnglish 99 ATTENTION Malfunctions Keep the V-belt clean and free of grease. 1 Use high-grade multi-purpose grease. 2 Lubricate the grease nipples in accordance with the lubricating intervals (Table) using a grease gun. Sweeping system lubrication plan ATTENTION Malfunctions Keep the V-belt clean and free of grease. 1 Use high-grade multi-purpose grease. 2 Lubricate the grease nipples in accordance with the lubricating intervals (Table) using a grease gun. Preparing for maintenance work

1. Park the vehicle on a level surface.

2. Switch off the suction fan.

3. Lower the side brushes.

4. Apply the parking brake.

5. Secure the vehicle against rolling away.

6. Switch off the ignition and remove the ignition key.

Maintenance work General safety instructions DANGER Risk of fatal injury from flowing road traffic Bring the vehicle out of the hazard zone of flowing road traffic be- fore starting any repair work. Switch on the warning flashers. Erect a warning triangle. Don warning clothing. 몇 WARNING Risk of injury and damage Engine continues to run after switch-off. Wait 5 seconds after switching off the engine. Be sure to keep away from the working area during this period. 몇 CAUTION Risk of damage through incorrect cleaning The articulated joint, tyres, radiator fins, hydraulic hoses and valves, seals, electrical and electronic components must not be cleaned using a high-pressure cleaner. Observe the respective safety regulations when cleaning the ve- hicle with a high-pressure cleaner. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents. Wash the vehicle only when the engine is switched off to protect the air filter. 몇 WARNING Risk of injury and damage The vehicle may start up unexpectedly. Always remove the ignition key and disconnect the battery before performing any maintenance or cleaning work. 몇 WARNING Risk of injury and damage Maintenance work on the hydraulic system may only be per- formed by specially trained personnel. 몇 CAUTION Risk of injury and damage Always secure the tipping mechanism. DANGER Danger of injury Fully tip the waste container and lower the brush system/attach- ment unit to relieve the hydraulic system of pressure during all maintenance work. The waste container can pivot to the rear. Always completely low- er the waste container to the end position before performing work underneath the waste container. The waste container can lower unintentionally. Perform work on the turbine only when the waste container is fully raised. 몇 CAUTION Danger of burns Allow the vehicle to cool down sufficiently. Do not touch any hot components of the hydraulic system, hydro- static drive motor, internal combustion engine or the exhaust sys- tem. ATTENTION Environmental pollution Do not allow fluids such as engine oil, hydraulic oil, brake fluid, diesel or coolants to flow into the ground. Please protect the en- vironment and dispose of liquids in an environmentally-friendly manner. Lubrication point Number of lubri- cation points Lubrica- tion inter- val 1 Brush head lifting arm axle 1 each Every 8 h 2 Cylinder lifting arm axle 1 each Every 8 h 3 Swivel bearing lifting arm axle 1 each Every 8 h 4 Swivel bearing cylinder axle 1 each Every 8 h Lubrication point Number of lubri- cation points Lubrica- tion inter- val 1 Swivelling cylinder lifting arm axle 1 each Every 8 h 2 Swivel bearing base support axle 1 each Every 8 h 3 Suction mouth cylinder support 1 Every 8 h 4 Suction mouth cylinder basic body 1 Every 8 h 5 Swivelling cylinder base support axle 1 Every 8 h 6 Swivelling cylinder base support axle 1 Every 8 h100 English Securing the raised waste container 몇 WARNING Risk of injury and damage Always secure the waste container when working with a raised waste container. 1 Retaining pins 2 Locking pin 3 Storage for safety bolts with safety bracket (2x) 4 Secured position (1x right, 1x left)

1. When the waste container is raised, use safety bolts and se-

cure with the safety brackets (2x). Securing the tipping device 1 Piston rod 2 Locking pin 3 Safety bracket 4 Safety bracket mount

1. Raise the tipping device all the way.

2. Open the locking pin.

3. Remove the support from the bracket.

Note Locking pins can be applied to the left and right piston rods. Lowering the tipping device ATTENTION Damage to the suction hose When lowering the tilting frame, make sure that the suction hose goes into its guide properly. 1 Suction hose

1. Lower the tilting frame after removing the safety support.

2. If necessary, manually insert the suction hose into the guide.

Open the side panel 몇 CAUTION Risk of injury Risk of burns from hot vehicle parts. Allow the unit to cool down sufficiently before opening the side panels. (1)Locks (2)Side panel On both sides

1. Open side panel locks.

2. Open the side panel towards the front.

3. Pull the main switch to unlock the left side panel.

4. Open the side panel towards the front.English 101

Removing/installing the radiator protective grille

1. Lift the radiator protective grille upwards.

2. Pull out the lower part.

3. Remove the radiator protective grille downwards.

Installation information Engage the radiator protective grille at the bottom, then snap shut at the top. Checking the coolant level and topping up the coolant 몇 CAUTION Risk of burns on account of hot components Do not open or touch the radiator or parts of the cooling system while the motor is hot. ATTENTION Damage to property due to incorrect coolant Only top up coolant when the motor is cool. Use water-based anti-freeze. Do not mix different anti-freeze types. Only used softened water. For coolant refer to chapter . 1 Cover 2 Expansion reservoir 3 Upper filling level marking 4 Lower filling level marking

1. Check the filling level when the engine is cold.

Note The coolant level must be between the upper and lower mark- ings.

4. Top up the coolant if necessary.

5. Also check the filling level in the radiator, see chapter .

6. If the expansion reservoir is totally empty, top up the radiator

first. Checking the hydraulic oil level and topping up the hydraulic oil 1 Hydraulic fluid 2 MIN oil level 3 MAX oil level

1. Check the hydraulic oil level.

Note The hydraulic fluid must be between the upper and lower markings.

2. Top up the hydraulic oil if necessary.

Note Lacking hydraulic oil can be topped up using a special acces- sory tool connected to the leakage coupling on the vehicle. If required, request the order no. at Kärcher or have Kärcher Customer Service do the topping up. For the hydraulic oil grade, see chapter Technical data. Topping up the coolant in the radiator 몇 CAUTION Risk of burns on account of hot components Do not open or touch the radiator or parts of the cooling system while the motor is hot. ATTENTION Damage to property due to incorrect coolant Only top up coolant when the motor is cool. Use water-based anti-freeze. Do not mix different anti-freeze types. Only used softened water. For coolant refer to chapter Technical data.

1. Remove the waste container, see chapter102 English

1 Radiator cap cover 2 Radiator cap

2. Tilt up the radiator cap cover.

3. Turn the radiator cap one click and allow the pressure in the

radiator to release.

4. Unscrew the radiator cap when the radiator has depressur-

5. Slowly fill the radiator all the way to the top without air bubbles.

6. Screw the radiator cap on tight.

Installing/removing the battery DANGER Danger of injury Observe the safety regulations on the handling of batteries. 1 Minus terminal 2 Plus terminal 3 Support

1. Fit the battery into the battery holder.

2. Screw the bracket on the battery base tight.

3. Connect the terminal clamp (red cable) to the plus terminal (+).

4. Connect the terminal clamp (black cable) to the minus terminal

5. Plug the cover caps onto the terminal clamps.

CAUTION Always disconnect the minus terminal first when removing the battery. Check that the battery terminals and terminal clamps are protect- ed with a sufficient quantity of terminal grease. Charging the battery DANGER Risk of injury! Only charge the battery with the appropriate charger. Observe the safety instructions on the handling of batteries. Follow the operating instructions of the charger manufacturer.

1. Disconnect the minus terminal at the battery.

2. Connect the charger to the battery.

3. Insert the mains plug and switch on the charger.

4. Charge the battery with as small a charging current as possi-

5. After charging, first disconnect the charger from the mains and

then from the battery (minus pole first).

6. Reconnect the battery.

Cleaning/replacing air filters 1 Lock 2 Air filter housing 3 Wing screw

1. Remove the right-hand side motor cladding.

2. Unscrew the wing screw approx. 2 turns

3. Pivot the complete air filter unit outwards as far as it will go.

4. Screw the wing screw tight.

5. Open the locks (2x) on the air filter housing.

6. Remove the air filter housing.

1 Air filter housing 2 Filter cartridge 3 Safety cartridge

7. Pull out the filter cartridge and safety cartridge.

8. Clean the entire interior of the air filter housing.

9. Knock the dust out of the filter cartridge on a hard surface.

Do not blow out the filter cartridge with compressed air. 10.Replace the safety cartridge with a new one. Do not re-use a used safety cartridge. 11.Check that the filter cartridge and sealing surfaces are clean and undamaged.English 103 Replace a heavily soiled or damaged filter cartridge with a new one. 12.After assembly, pivot the complete air filter unit inwards and tighten it using the wing screw. Changing the dust filter on the outer cabin 1 Cover 2 Dust filter Note Fine filter filter grade F8 (available as option)

1. Unscrew the 6 screws for the cover.

2. Remove the cover.

3. Take out the dust filter.

4. Blow out the slightly contaminated dust filter using com-

pressed air (reduced pressure). Renew severely contaminat- ed dust filter.

5. Insert the new or cleaned filter.

Replace the dust filter in the cab interior 1 Driver's seat 2 Dust filter 3 Passenger seat

1. Push both seats forwards.

2. Remove the dust filter.

3. Check/clean the dust filter, replace if necessary.

Installation information Ensure the correct mounting position on re-installation. Changing a wheel DANGER Risk of fatal injury from flowing road traffic Bring the vehicle out of the hazard zone of flowing road traffic be- fore starting any repair work. Switch on the warning flashers. Erect a warning triangle. Don warning clothing. Note Use a suitable, commonly available jack. 1 Wheel nuts 2 Wheel

1. Park the vehicle on level and solid ground.

2. Engage the parking brake and additionally secure the vehicle

against rolling away.

3. Secure the articulated joint.

4. Remove the ignition key.

5. Use a suitable tool to release the wheel nuts by approx. 1 turn.

6. Fit the jack to the appropriate mounting point at the front or

rear wheel and raise the vehicle with the jack.

7. Additionally support the vehicle with axle stands or blocks.

8. Unscrew the wheel nuts.

9. Remove the wheel.

10.Fit the new wheel and tighten all wheel nuts in a diagonal se- quence all the way to their end stops. 11.Tighten the wheel nuts to a torque of 180 Nm. Filling the water reservoir 1 Filling nozzle 2 Symbol for the "Fill" lever position 3 Symbol for the "Closed" lever position 4 Switch lever 5 Filling level display

1. Open the cap on the filling nozzle.

2. Switch lever in the "Fill" position.

3. Fit a water supply hose onto the filling nozzle.

4. Fill the water reservoir.

Note To prevent back suction, the water hose must not be inserted into the water reservoir when filling.

5. Close off the water inlet.

6. Remove the water supply hose.

7. Close the cap on the filling nozzle.

8. Switch the switchover lever to the "Closed" position.104 English

Filling the wiping water container 1 Wiping water container 2 Cover 3 Hydraulic fluid reservoir filling level display Note Adhere to the manufacturer information for the wiping water and antifreeze.

1. Raise the attachment frame.

2. Unlock and remove the side panels.

3. Fill with wiping water.

a Also add antifreeze in the case of potential frost.

4. Fit the lid on the wiping water container.

5. Attach the side panels again.

Checking the engine oil level 몇 CAUTION Danger of burns Do not touch any hot surfaces such as engines, motors or gear- boxes. 1 Oil dipstick 2 Cover

1. Park the vehicle on a level surface.

2. Remove the cover.

3. Pull out the oil dipstick.

4. Wipe the oil dipstick and insert it.

5. Pull out the oil dipstick.

6. Measure the oil level using the oil dipstick.

The oil level must lie between the "MIN" and "MAX" markings. Top up with engine oil if the oil level is below the "MIN" mark- ing. Topping up the engine oil 몇 CAUTION Danger of burns Do not touch any hot surfaces such as engines, motors or gear- boxes. 몇 CAUTION Risk of damage An excessive high oil level leads to engine damage. If the oil is above the "MAX" marking, drain oil until reaching the correct oil level. (1)Fuel tank fastener (2)Fuel tank

1. Remove the left-hand side motor cladding.

2. Unscrew the fuel tank fastener screw and pivot the fuel tank

outwards. (1)Filler cap (2)MC 130 advanced plus filler cap

3. Check the engine oil level, see chapter .

4. Open the filler cap.

5. Top up the engine oil.

For the engine oil specifications, see chapter Technical data.

6. Do not fill the engine above the "MAX" marking.

7. Close the filler cap.

8. Check the engine oil level again after 5 minutes.

Top up the engine oil if necessary. Replacing the engine oil filter 몇 WARNING Danger of burns Allow the vehicle to cool down sufficiently before changing the engine oil and engine oil filter. Note The engine oil is easier to drain when the engine is warm.

1. Switch off the engine.

2. Place a catch pan (min. 10 litres) underneath.

3. Unscrew the oil drain plug.

6. Unscrew the oil filter.

7. Clean the mounting and sealing surfaces.

8. Coat the seal of the new oil filter with oil.

9. Screw in the oil filter and hand-tighten.English 105

10.Screw in the oil drain plug (tightening torque 60 Nm). 11.Pour in the engine oil. 12.Close the filler cap. 13.Allow the engine to run for 30 seconds. 14.Wait 5 minutes. 15.Check the oil level. Installation information Renew the seals. Check for leaks. Bleeding the fuel system Air must be bled from the fuel system if the fuel tank has been run empty of the fuel filter has been changed.

1. Fill the fuel tank.

2. Set the ignition switch to position I.

The pump runs audibly quieter after 2-5 minutes. Replacing the side brush 1 Side screws 2 Sweeping area 3 Side brushes 4 Nuts (4x) 5 Rear screws

1. Raise the side brushes.

2. Release the nuts.

3. Remove the side brush.

4. Fit the new side brush and screw in place.

Adjusting the sweeping area Adjust the sweeping pattern according to the illustration using the rear and side screws. Flushing the water circulation system (option)

1. Disconnect the water circulation system hose coupling.

2. Connect the water supply hose to the water circulations sys-

tem and flush the system.

3. Set the irrigation switch to the water circulation system posi-

tion The end of the suction pipe is better irrigated. Empty the water reservoir

1. Open the valve on the drain hose (on the left under the waste

2. Allow the water to drain.

Cleaning 몇 CAUTION Risk of injury and damage Always secure the tipping mechanism.

1. Park the vehicle on a level surface.

2. Switch off the ignition and remove the ignition key.

3. Apply the parking brake.

4. Switch off the main switch.

Cleaning the vehicle Clean the vehicle daily after finishing work. 몇 CAUTION Risk of damage through incorrect cleaning The articulated joint, tyres, radiator fins, hydraulic hoses and valves, seals, electrical and electronic components must not be cleaned using a high-pressure cleaner. Observe the respective safety regulations when cleaning the ve- hicle with a high-pressure cleaner. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents. Wash the vehicle only when the engine is switched off to protect the air filter.

1. To avoid a risk of fire, check the vehicle for escaping oil and

fuel. Have leaks repaired by Customer Service.

2. Clean all plant residues and oil from the engine, muffler, bat-

tery and fuel tank to avoid a risk of fire.

3. If necessary, clean the engine with a brush, compressed air or

with low water pressure if necessary.

4. Clean the wheel mudguards.

Cleaning the radiator

1. Remove the radiator protective grille, see chapter Removing/

installing the radiator protective grille.

2. Manually remove coarse dirt deposits from the engine radiator,

air-conditioner radiator and fuel cooler.

3. Clean the engine radiator, air-conditioner radiator and fuel

cooler with a soft brush, compressed air (max. 5 bar) or with low water pressure. Clean the waste container and cover Waste container is emptied. 1 Diffusor grille 2 Waste water sieve 3 Waste container

1. Raise the waste container.

2. Remove the locking pins from the diffusor grille.

3. Clean the waste container and the cover with a water jet.

4. Clean the area behind the waste water sieve with a water jet.106 English

Cleaning the blower The waste container must be raised. 1 Side cover 2 Blower chamber

1. Secure the waste container.

2. Pivot out the side cover.

3. Remove dirt from the fan grille and clean with a moist cloth.

Cleaning the vacuum system Waste container emptied. Motor running. ATTENTION Damage due to soiled vacuum system A soiled vacuum system can lead to the blower fan running out- of-round and to vehicle vibrations. Check the vacuum system for soiling and clean if necessary.

1. Switch on the PTO.

2. Set the motor speed to approx. 2200 rpm

3. Switch on the blower fan.

4. Using a water hose, spray fresh water into the suction mouth

area. The water is collected in the waste container. The cleaning process is completed when clean water exits at the diffuser.

5. Empty waste container.

6. Keep running the blower to dry the waste container.

Contact Customer Service if, in spite of thorough cleaning, vi- brations are still present (caused by the suction blower running out-of-round). Cleaning the water filter

1. Raise the waste container.

2. Open the left-hand advertising panel.

3. Unlock the water filter and remove it from the holder.

4. Unscrew the filter casing.

5. Clean the water filter.

6. Insert the filter.

7. Check for correct seating.

8. Screw the filter casing tight.

9. Place the water filter in the holder and lock it.

10.Close the left-hand advertising panel. 11.Lower the waste container. Clean the spray nozzles Note The spray nozzles are located on the side brushes and suction mouth.

1. Remove the spray nozzles.

2. Clean the spray nozzles with a brush/compressed air.

3. Install the spray nozzles.

Cleaning the recycling water valve 1 Bayonet connection 2 Recycling water valve 3 Waste container

3. Open the bayonet connection.

4. Remove the valve.

5. Clean the valve under running water.

6. Insert the valve.

7. Close the bayonet connection.

Fuses The fuses are located behind a cover behind the driver's seat. 1 Cover 2 Fuses

2. Replace defective fuses.

Note Use only fuses with the same ampere rating.English 107 Storage 몇 WARNING Risk of injury and damage Note the weight of the device.

1. Park the vehicle in a safe, level and dry place, leave the main

2. Change the motor oil and the oil filter.

3. If frost is expected, check if there is enough antifreeze in the

4. Empty the water container and the pipe system.

5. With a recycling system (option), drain the water out of the

6. Switch off at main switch.

7. Clean the inside and outside of the vehicle.

8. Jack up the vehicle if it is in storage for more than one month.

9. Disconnect battery.

Troubleshooting guide You can remedy minor faults using the following overview. If in any doubt, please contact your authorised Customer Service. DANGER Risk of electric shock Switch off the vehicle before carrying out any care and mainte- nance work, and remove the key. Repair work and work on electrical components must only be per- formed by your authorised Customer Service. Vehicle malfunctions Fuse Function A F1 Fuel valve CR* control unit

F10 Radio High-pressure cleaner

F21 Cabin accessories Front connector, attached equipment

F22 Seat compressor Rear connector, distributor

• CR = Common Rail motor (MC 130 Advanced plus) Fuse Function A Malfunction Remedy Vehicle does not start Check / charge the battery. Switch on the main switch. Sit in the driver's seat (seat contact switch is activated). Set the driving direction lever to the NEUTRAL position - central position. Fill up fuel, bleed the fuel system. Check, clean and/or replace the fuel filter. Check the fuel connections and lines. Contact an authorised Customer Service department. Motor running irregularly Clean/replace the air filter. Check, clean and/or replace the fuel filter. Fill up fuel, bleed the fuel system. Check the fuel connections and lines. Contact an authorised Customer Service department. Engine is running, but the de- vice does not drive or just slowly Release the parking brake. Check the position of the neutral lever. Have the oil level of the drive hydraulics checked by Customer Service. In the event of freezing temperatures and cold hydraulic oil: Allow the device to warm up for at least 3 minutes. Motor does not switch off (main switch to 0) Close the fuel cock at the fuel filter. Unplug the fuel supply pump. In the event of repeated occurrences, contact Customer Service.108 English Note In case of all malfunctions not listed, contact Customer Service! Error messages for symbol displays Dust when sweeping / insuffi- cient suction power Empty the waste container. Switch on the suction fan. Check the hose on the suction fan. Check / replace the seals: a Suction fan sealing collar. b Filter chamber seal. c Waste container seals. Check / clean / replace the dust filter. a Check that the dust filter is firmly in place. b In case of light soiling, clean the dust filter. c In case of damage or heavy soiling, replace the dust filter. Check the sealing strips for wear / set / replace them. Sweeping performance not satisfactory Check the roller brush and side brush for wear, replace them as necessary. Check the sealing strips for wear, replace them as necessary. Check that the coarse dirt flap is fully functional. Check that roller brush halves are correctly in place. Check the filling level of the hydraulic oil tank. Check the hydraulic system for leaks. Activation of side brushes not working Contact Customer Service. The side brushes are not run- ning Check the filling level of the hydraulic oil tank. Check the hydraulic system for leaks. Check the side brushes for any tangled pieces of tape. Waste container emptying does not work Contact Customer Service. Malfunction Remedy Malfunction Cause Remedy Coolant temperature is too high. Switch off the motor. Clean the radiator (see chapter "Cleaning the radia- tor"). Check the level of coolant in the motor, refill as neces- sary. If the warning light does not go out within 5 minutes: a Switch off the engine b Contact Customer Service Hydraulic oil temperature too high. Operate the engine in idling mixture until the warning light goes out. Hydraulic oil temperature too low. Carefully warm up the engine until the warning light goes out. Engine oil pressure is too high. Call Customer Service. Parking brake active. Release the parking brake. Low fuel level. Top up the fuel. Vent the fuel system if the tank was run dry. Battery is not charging. Call Customer Service. Regeneration process required. Perform regeneration (see chapter "Regeneration"). Service required. Have the device serviced by Customer Service. a The service display must be reset by Customer Ser- vice.English 109 Coded error messages The following coded error messages can occur when operating the level V engines V2403-CR-TE4B-KRC-1 (MC 130 plus, MC 130 classic). When an error is indicated while the engine is running, the indi- cator lamp flashes and an error code may also be shown on the display. Emergency operation hydraulic valve 1 Manual pump 2 Ball tap - normal operation (A) - (E) 8mm screws (F) Knurled screw

1. Remove the cover, then unlock the cover screws (3x) by turn-

ing to the left. Note A pipe is required for operating the manual pump and this is lo- cated at the side behind the driver's seat. An 8mm ring spanner to actuate the screws is included. Raise the waste container/attachment frame

1. Unscrew the screws (B, E, F).

3. Slowly screw in screw (F).

Waste container/attachment frame lowers.

4. Screw in the bolts.

Original position is restored. Raising the front power lift/suction mouth

Front power lift/suction mouth raises.

3. Slowly screw in screw (F).

Front power lift/suction mouth lowers.

4. Screw in the bolts.

Original position is restored. Releasing the parking brake spring actuator

1. Move the ball tap (2) to the horizontal position.

2. Unscrew screw (C).

4. Move the ball tap to the vertical position.

5. Screw in screw (C).

Spring actuator is actuated (original position). NCD error Indicator lamp blinks U0076 1Hz (one second interval) + on for 5 seconds + 1 Hz (one second interval) + on for 5 seconds ... P0102 1Hz + on for 5 seconds + 1 Hz + on for 5 sec- onds ... PCD Error Indicator lamp blinks P3014 1 Hz (1 second interval) P1A28 1 Hz (1 second interval) P3015 1 Hz (1 second interval) P2455 1 Hz (1 second interval) Malfunction Cause Remedy U0076 No communication with exhaust gas recir- culation Engine loses power and the exhaust emission perfor- mance becomes worse a Contact Customer Service P0102 Air mass sensor not normal Engine loses power and the exhaust emission perfor- mance becomes worse a Contact Customer Service P03014 / P1A28 Fault in the DPF system Engine loses power and the exhaust emission perfor- mance becomes worse a Contact Customer Service P3015 No DPF function Engine loses power and the exhaust emission perfor- mance becomes worse a Contact Customer Service P2455 Differential pressure sensor not normal No change in behaviour a Contact Customer Service110 English Accessories and spare parts Only use original accessories and original spare parts. They en- sure that the appliance will run fault-free and safely. Information on accessories and spare parts can be found at www.kaercher.com. Spare parts list Technical data Order no. Description Quantity Figure 6.422-522.0 LED working light 2 9.654-350.0 Wiper arm 1 9.654-351.0 Wiper blade 1 9.989-357.0 Signal horn 1 9.656-126.0 Air filter on hydraulic oil tank

) 1300 (1.3) 1300 (1.3) 1300 (1.3) Discharge height (max.) mm 1550 1550 1550 Water reservoir capacity l 195 195 195 Side brush Diameter of side brush mm 900 900 900 Side brush speed (continuously variable) 1/min 0 - 110 0 - 110 0 - 110 Internal combustion engineEnglish 111 Subject to technical modifications. Tyres The tyre pressures for various different axle loads and different speeds are listed in the following table. Engine type Yanmar

Kubota V2403-CR- T-EW03 Type 3-cylinder four- stroke diesel en- gine with diesel particle filter (DPF) 3-cylinder four- stroke diesel en- gine with diesel particle filter (DPF) 4-cylinder four- stroke diesel en- gine with diesel particle filter (DPF) Engine capacity cm

Grease Multi-purpose grease For manually lubri- cated lubrication points For manually lubri- cated lubrication points For manually lubri- cated lubrication points MC 130 Classic MC 130 MC 130 Plus Maxxis Vansmart A/S AL2 205/65C 8PR 107/105 TL All year tyres Axle load (kg)

Tyre pressure (bar) at 30 km/h

Tyre pressure (bar) at 40 km/h

Tyre pressure (bar) at 30 km/h

Tyre pressure (bar) at 40 km/h

BKT LG306 26x12-12 8 PLY Grass tyres112 Français Adjusting protective covers to different tyres The protective covers can be adjusted to suit different tyre widths. 1 Tyres, narrow 2 Protective cover pushed in 3 Protective cover pulled out 4 Tyres, wide

1. Release the screws, three each at the front.

2. Adjust the protective cover to suit the width of the tyres.

3. Unscrew the screws, three each at the rear.

4. Offset the protective cover.

5. Re-tighten all screws.

2. Soltar as porcas.