RBS 6000 - Uncategorized Kärcher - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL RBS 6000 Kärcher

• 0,1 0,1 Lieferumfang Inhalt Maße Gewicht lose Anlage RBS 4500mm x 1700 mm x 1100 mm 250 kg Karton Anlagenzubehör 400 mm x 350 mm x 350 mm 5 kg 10 DE- 9 Rohrtrenner Bestellnummer 6.385-967.0 Shampoo Die Dosierpumpe muss auf ca. 80ml/min eingestellt werden (Messung durch Ausli- tern). Hiermit erklären wir, dass die nachfolgend bezeichnete Maschine aufgrund ihrer Kon- zipierung und Bauart sowie in der von uns in Verkehr gebrachten Ausführung den ein- schlägigen grundlegenden Sicherheits- und Gesundheitsanforderungen der EU- Richtlinien entspricht. Bei einer nicht mit uns abgestimmten Änderung der Maschine verliert diese Erklärung ihre Gültigkeit. Die Unterzeichnenden handeln im Auftrag und mit Vollmacht des Vorstands. Dokumentationsbevollmächtigter: S. Reiser Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG Alfred-Kärcher-Straße 28-40 71364 Winnenden (Germany) Tel.: [phone] Fax: [phone] Winnenden, 2021/04/01 In jedem Land gelten die von unserer zu- ständigen Vertriebsgesellschaft herausge- gebenen Garantiebedingungen. Etwaige Störungen an Ihrem Zubehör beseitigen wir innerhalb der Garantiefrist kostenlos, so- fern ein Material- oder Herstellungsfehler die Ursache sein sollte. Im Garantiefall wenden Sie sich bitte mit Kaufbeleg an Ih- ren Händler oder die nächste autorisierte Kundendienststelle. – Es dürfen nur Zubehör und Ersatzteile verwendet werden, die vom Hersteller freigegeben sind. Original-Zubehör und Original-Ersatzteile bieten die Gewähr dafür, dass das Gerät sicher und stö- rungsfrei betrieben werden kann. – Eine Auswahl der am häufigsten benö- tigten Ersatzteile finden Sie am Ende der Betriebsanleitung. – Weitere Informationen über Ersatzteile erhalten Sie unter www.kaercher.com im Bereich Service. Anlagenvarianten Teilenum- mer Spannung RBS 6012 1.826-205.0 400 V, 3~, P, N, 50 Hz 1.826-215.0 230 V, 3~, P, N, 50 Hz 1.826-225.0 240 V, 1~, P, N, 50 Hz RBS 6014 1.862-405.0 400 V, 3~, P, N, 50 Hz 1.862-415.0 230 V, 3~, P, N, 50 Hz 1.862-425.0 240 V, 1~, P, N, 50 Hz 1.862-455.0 230 V, 3~, P, N, 60 Hz Zubehör Reinigungsmittel EU-Konformitätserklärung Produkt: Waschanlage Typ: 1.826-xxx Einschlägige EU-Richtlinien 2006/42/EG (+2009/127/EG) 2014/30/EU 2009/125/EG + 2009/1781 Angewandte harmonisierte Normen EN 60204–1 EN 61000–6–2: 2005 EN 61000–6–3: 2007 + A1:2011 Angewandte nationale Normen Chairman of the Board of ManagementDirector Regulatory Affairs & Certification Garantie Ersatzteile 11DE- 1 Please read and comply with these original instructions prior to the ini- tial operation of your appliance and store them for later use or subsequent owners. Ensure that gear oil is not released into the environment. Protect the ground and dis- pose of used oil in an environmentally- clean manner. Do not let waste water containing mineral oil spill into the soil, into waters or without treatment into the discharge channel. Ob- serve the locally valid regulations and waste water by-laws Notes about the ingredients (REACH) You will find current information about the ingredients at: www.kaercher.com/REACH DANGER Immediate danger that can cause severe injury or even death. 몇 WARNING Possible hazardous situation that could lead to severe injury or even death. CAUTION Possible hazardous situation that could lead to mild injury to persons or damage to property. To avoid danger to persons, animals and property before the first operation of the system, read: – the operating manual – all safety instructions – the respective national statutes of the legislator – the safety instructions which are at- tached to the used detergents (normally on the packing label). For the operation of this system the follow- ing regulations and directives are applica- ble in the Federal Republic of Germany (available from Carl Heymanns Verlag KG, Luxemburger Straße 449, 50939 Cologne): – Accident prevention provision "General rules and regulations" BGV A1 – Order in respect of operational safety (BetrSichV). Ensure: – that you have understood all the in- structions – that all users of the plant are informed about the instructions and have under- stood them. These operating instructions must be changed into operating rules by the opera- tor of the washing system while observing the local and personnel guidelines. These operating instructions must be displayed in a suitable location at the workplace. Only persons may be entrusted with the op- eration, monitoring, servicing, maintenance and checking of the vehicle washing plants who are familiar with these works and are acquainted with the operating manual, and who have been instructed about the dan- gers involved with the plant. Self-service vehicle wash plants must have a person available on operational standby who is familiar with the plant and, in the event of an operational failure, who is able to perform, or arrange for, the necessary measures to avoid possible dangers. Instructions concerning the operation and intended use of the plant must be posted where they can be easily seen at the wash- ing place. Maintenance work may be carried out only when the plant is switched off. In this case, the main switch must be protected against unauthorized restarting. Take protective measures when handling cleaning agent concentrates which contain hazardous substances. Especially gog- gles, protective gloves and personal pro- tective clothing must be worn and the instruction leaflets/safety data sheets at- tached to the detergents have to be ob- served. Unauthorized persons may not enter the vehicle washing plant. The entry prohibition is to be indicated continually and in a clear- ly recognisable way. Danger of slipping in the plant from mois- ture on the floor and on the plant sections. Move with care when working on the plant and wear suitable footwear. Washing cus- tomers must be warned of the danger of slipping through suitable notices. 몇 WARNING In order to avoid hazards due to incorrect operation, the system may only be operat- ed by persons who: – Are instructed in handling the system – Have provided verification of their ability to operate the system – Are explicitly nominated to operate the system. The operating instructions must be acces- sible to all operators. The system may not be operated by persons under 18 years of age. This does not included supervised trainees of 16 years of age or more. 몇 WARNING Risk of tripping over objects or supply lines lying on the ground. Remove all objects lying in the washing station before starting the system. Attention must be paid to careful tracking of the supply cables when using the system with cables on the ground. The RBS 6000 is designed for the brush- washing of busses and transport vehicles, lorries, lorries with trailers and articulated lorries. The incline of the side walls of the vehicles must be smaller than 10 degrees. The system can be used inside a washing hall or outdoors. The proper use also includes: – observing all instructions in this operat- ing manual and – the compliance with the inspection and maintenance instructions. CAUTION Increased risk of corrosion by using inap- propriate detergents. The following detergents must not be pro- cessed by the installation: – detergents intended for the cleaning of the wash hall. – detergents intended for the exterior cleaning of the washing system. – Detergents which are applied to the ve- hicle by a separate device (such as rim cleaners). – Detergents to treat wastewater. Only use KÄRCHER-approved detergents. The system is held on to with both hands at the handle and dragged along the vehicle. Here, you must activate the respective safety switch for the brush with one hand. Contents Environmental protection
• EN Symbols in the operating in- structions p. 1
• EN Safety instructions p. 1
• EN Control elements p. 1
• EN Transport p. 3
• EN Initial Start-Up p. 3
• EN Operation p. 3
• EN Storage p. 5
• EN Maintenance and care p. 5
• EN Troubleshooting p. 6
• EN Technical specifications p. 8
• EN Accessories p. 8
• EN Detergent p. 9
• EN p. 9
• EU Declaration of Conformity EN Declaration of Conformity p. 9
• EN Warranty p. 9
• EN Spare parts p. 9
• EN Environmental protection The packaging materials are recyclable. Please do not throw packaging in the domestic waste but pass it on for recy- cling. Old units contain valuable recy- clable materials. Batteries, oil and similar substances may not be released into the envi- ronment. Therefore please dis- pose of old units through suitable collection systems. Symbols in the operating in- structions Safety instructions Safety instructions General Vehicle washing plants Self-service Maintenance Hazardous materials Entering the vehicle washing plant Danger of slipping Operating the system Proper use Workstation 12 EN- 2 CAUTION Risk of damage! The RBS 6000 is only suit- able for the cleaning of vehicles with straight, smooth side walls, whose incline is smaller than 10°. The operator of this cleaning system is lia- ble for all damages incurred by improper use; this applies specifically to the cleaning of vehicles that are not listed in these in- structions. DANGER Risk of injury from flying parts! Flying bro- ken pieces or loose objects can injure per- sons or animals. Keep the hall floor free of loose lying objects. Wear safety goggles during maintenance work. DANGER Risk of explosion! The system must not be operated in the vicinity of potentially explo- sive atmospheres. Only systems expressly intended and marked for this purpose are exempt. No explosive, highly flammable or toxic substances may be used as cleaning agents, such as: – Petrol – Heating oil or diesel fuel – Solvents – Liquids containing solvents – Undiluted acids – Acetone In case of uncertainty, ask the manufacturer. The noises emitted by the plant are not dangerous. However, if parts that amplify sound are shot blasted, it can give rise to higher noise levels. If so, wear ear plugs. DANGER Risk of electric shock. – Never touch electrical cables, plug con- nections and terminal boxes with wet hands. – Electrical connecting leads or extension cables must not be damaged through being driven over, crushed, or pulled or the like. Protect the power cord from heat, oil, and sharp edges. – With mobile cleaning devices (e.g. with high-pressure cleaners) the water jet must never be aimed at electrical appli- ances or units. – All current-conducting parts in the work- ing area must be protected against jet water. – Plants must only be connected to prop- er earthed power sources. – All work on electrical parts of the plant must be carried out only by a qualified electrician. – Accessories that are not directly con- nected to the system, must be integrat- ed into the equipotential bonding. DANGER Some of the detergents used contain sub- stances that are hazardous to health, so it is essential to follow the instructions provid- ed or printed on them. The water given off by the system is not drinking water! The water is not of drinking water quality due to the added detergents. If treated processed water is used to oper- ate the system, the germ inhibition regula- tions of the manufacturer of the treatment system must be observed. Ensure that materials not normally present during exterior cleaning of vehicles (e.g. chemicals, heavy metals, pesticide, radio- active materials, faeces or infectious mate- rials) do not enter the washing bay. An uncontrolled restart of the plant following power failure is ruled out because of con- struction measures that have been taken. The brush will only turn if a safety switch is activated. The locally valid regulations on waste water disposal are to be observed. In order to ensure a safe operation of the plant and to prevent dangers during mainte- nance, monitoring and inspection, the corre- sponding instructions have to adhered to. Maintenance work must be carried out by a specialist at regular intervals in accordance with the specifications of the manufacturer. The existing stipulations and safety re- quirements are to be here observed. Work on the electrical plant may only be carried out by qualified electricians. DANGER Risk of injury. The system must be switched off and secured against against any unintentional and unauthorised restart before maintenance and servicing can be carried out. This vehicle wash plant must be inspected for its safe operational state before being put into operation and afterwards at least half-yearly by a specialist. The scope of this inspection specifically includes: – visible inspection for externally recog- nisable wear and damage respectively – Function test – completeness and effectivity of safety installations for self-operation plants daily before start of operation, for mon- itored plants according to requirements but at least once monthly. Use exclusively original parts of the manu- facturer or those parts recommended by him as otherwise claims made under the warranty will be rendered void. Observe all instructions on safety and use which are accompany these parts. This concerns: – replacement and wear parts – accessories – Fuel – detergents. DANGER Risk of accident due to defective safety equipment! The system is equipped with an emergency off switch and two "brush safety switches“. Safety equipment must be checked for proper function as needed, but at least once a month. Non-intended use Sources of danger General dangers Risk of explosion Damage to hearing Electrical dangers Danger due to harmful substances Danger from power failure Danger to the environment from waste water Maintenance and monitoring Maintenance Monitoring Use original parts. Emergency stop button 13EN- 3 1 Mains plug 2 Safety switch (brush) 3 Handle 4 Incline crank 5 Dosing pump 6 Detergent canister 7 Dosing pump switch 8 Emergency-stop button 9 Main switch 10 Water connection 11 Shutoff valves for nozzle pipes 몇 WARNING Risk of injury and damage! Observe the weight of the system when you transport it. This system can be transported on the bed of a lorry laying down: Remove the spacer rollers. Tilt the system onto the brush side with two people. Slide the system onto the lorry bed. Secure the system from sliding. 1 Splash guard 2 Pin 3 Expanding rivet 4 Angle profile The two angle profiles are attached to the frame with expanding rivets for transport, remember the installation position of the angle profiles for the assembly process. Hit the pins of the expanding rivets to- ward the inside with a punch. Remove the angle profiles. Roll out the included spray guard and place it on the square pipe. Note: The spray guard strips are ondulated on their short side. During installation, this on- dulation must face away from the brush. Reinstall the angle profile. Insert the expanding rivet through the angle profile, spray guard and the square pipe and press in firmly. Hit the pin of the expanding rivet with the hammer. Repeat this process for all bores in the angle profiles. Fasten the two included spacer rollers on the frame of the system. Select the height according to the vehi- cles to be washed. Tighten the counter nuts. The handles can be attached in two posi- tions. Loosen the screws. Swivel the handle down in order to en- sure that the cable of the safety switch is not damaged. Carefully pull out the handle (cable of the safety switch is routed in the handle). Control elements Transport Initial Start-Up Install spray guard Install the spacer rollers Adjust the handle Resetting the height: 14 EN- 4 Remove the outer screw of the clamp, rotate the clamp by 180° and lightly turn the screw back in. Carefully slide the handle into the new position and retighten the clamps. The system can be used inside a washing hall or outdoors. The required washing station dimensions are indicated above. Washing station requirements: – Even surface. – Free of obstacles. – Maximal decline 2%. – Water drainage – Step-safe grids and cover plates. – Floor covering with anti-slip surface. 몇 WARNING Health hazard on account of contamination of the drinking water network. The washing system must not be connected to the public drinking water network. A safety device corresponding to category 4 of EN 1717 must be installed between the washing system and the drinking water net- work to separate the washing system from the drinking water network. Locally applica- ble regulations must also be observed. DANGER Risk of electrical voltage. All electrical in- stallations may only be done by an electri- cian according to the local regulations. A site-supplied main switch must be in- stalled in the electric supply line, which can be protected against inadvertent or unau- thorised access. The system requires the following supply lines: – Mains cable as per the following table. – Water hose 3/4". The respective length of the water hose and the mains cable depends on the local conditions or the length of the vehicle. All four sides of the vehicle should be washed in one washing run without modify- ing the system. The length of the mains cable is limited for safety reasons. The indicated length is measured from the prefuse to the system. If the indicated length is not sufficient, please enquire with the manufacturer of the system. The model of the connection depends on the type of use. – If the system is to be used at different washing stations, the cable and the wa- ter hose are dragged along the floor. – With fixed installations at one washing station, the water and electricity can be supplied from above. 1 Mains plug 2 Water connection Connect the water hose to the water in- let. Connect the mains cable to the mains plug. The supply lines are routed through a height-adjustable cable arm to the first line cart. Electric and water connections are station- ary installations and must be conducted by a qualified technician. When the voltage supply is first connected, the rotation direction of the brush must be checked. Activate the safety switch, which is marked by an arrow in the above illus- tration. The brush must rotate in the direction of the arrow. If the rotational direction is wrong, get an electrician to modify the electrical connection. Note: The dosing amount is set to 100 ml/min (6l /h) at the factory. When using shampoo, the dosing amount may need to be set to 80 ml/min (measurement by gauging). 1 Dosing pump 2 Cap Lift off the cap with a small screwdriver. CAUTION Risk of damage The cap and dosing pump can be dam- aged. Do not use pliers to remove the cap. Use a small flat-blade screwdriver to adjust the flow rate on the potentiome- ter below the cap. Reattach the cap. CAUTION Risk of damage Moisture penetration can damage the dos- ing pump. Be sure to replace the cap after adjusting. Washing station Water connection Provide supply lines Electrical connection Cable type Length 400V, 3~, P, N, 50 Hz 5 x 2,5 - H07RN-F max. 100 m 230V, 3~, P, N, 60 Hz 5 x 2,5 - H07RN-F max. 58 m 230V, 1~, P, N, 50 Hz 3 x 2,5 - H07RN-F max. 100 m 230V, 1~, P, N, 50Hz 3 x 1,5 - H07RN-F max. 60 m Cable drag on the ground Cable drag over overhead line Check the rotation direction of the brush. Setting the dosing pump 15EN- 5 Remove all obstacles and objects in the way of the washing station. Create a water connection. Create an electrical connection. Check filling level of the detergent con- tainer and refill if required. DANGER Risk of stumbling due to objects on the floor or supply lines. Prior to taking the system into opera- tion, remove all objects from the wash- ing station. When using a system with a cable drag, observe the proper routing of the supply lines. In emergencies, release the brush safe- ty switch. Close windows, doors and roof openings. Remove or fold in the side mirror. Retract or remove antennas. Remove or secure loose parts (tarp ropes, etc.). Close tarps and secure fasten them. Park the vehicle centered at the washing station or underneath the cable drag. Adjust the system to the incline of the surface to be cleaned by means of the incline crank. Position the system at the start the long side of the vehicle. Open the shutoff valve for a nozzle pipe located in the direction of the washing process Turn on the main switch. Switch on the dosing pump. Hold the system with both hands on the handle in washing direction. CAUTION Risk of damage. Do not change the rotation direction while the brush is running. Switch on the brush by pulling on the safety switch of the brush on the re- spective handle. Brush submersion depth Washing direction Guide the system along the vehicle at an even speed by pulling on the handle. Note: Always pull - never push the system. The rotation direction of the brush is select- ed to cause the least amount of power ef- fort during pulling. If the correct contact pressure is used, the spacer rollers will touch the vehicle lightly. Too much contact pressure will not improve the cleaning effect. If there are stationary, non-foldable mirrors, the system must be pulled away from the vehicle slightly. Reposition the system at the corners of the vehicle, readjust the incline if neces- sary and continue the washing process. CAUTION Risk of damage to the supply lines due to twisting. Change the washing direction every time you come around the vehicle. Once all sides of the vehicle have been washed: Switch off the dosing pump. Switch the water supply to another noz- zle pipe. Go around the vehicle one more time in the opposite direction for rinsing. Pull the washing system away from the vehicle Release the brush safety switch. Shut off water supply. In case of longer operational breaks: Turn the main switch to position “0”. Remove the voltage from the supply line if desired. 몇 WARNING Risk of injury and damage! Observe the weight of the system when you store it. Push the system to the storage area. If there is a cable drag on the floor, you might need to disconnect the supply lines. If outdoors or in an open hall, store the system protected from wind or secure it from tipping over by means of ropes or chains. Activate the parking brakes on the roll- ers. DANGER Risk of injury due to system toppling over. Store the system protected from wind and protect it from tipping over. Protect the water-carrying parts of the plant against frost because they can get totally damaged. If there is a chance of frost, the system must be drained completely: Shut off water supply. Blow the supply line (water hose) and the system out with compressed air. Switch on the brush drive so that the water is ejected from the brush. Operation Before each use Behaviour in emergency situations Preparing the vehicle Operations Finish the washing process Storage Frost protection 16 EN- 6 The bases of a safe operating of the equip- ment is the regularly maintenance accord- ing to the following maintenance plan. Use exclusively original parts of the manu- facturer or those parts recommended by him like – replacement and wear parts – Accessory parts – Fuel – Detergent DANGER Risk of electric shock. Switch on the plant voltage-free, in addition switch on the main switch to “0” and secure it against being switched on again. Risk of eye injuries from parts flying off or dirt. Keep clear off rotating brushes. Gog- gles must be worn during maintenance work. Operator Work designated with the sign “Operator” may only be carried out by persons who have been instructed in the safe operation and maintenance on the washing system. Customer Service Work designated with the sign “Customer Service” may only be done by the fitters of Kärcher Customer Service. In order to guarantee a reliable operation of the equipment, we success, you signed a maintenance agreement. Please refer to your local Kärcher service department. Maintenance and care Maintenance instructions Who may carry out maintenance and servicing? Maintenance contract Maintenance schedule Time Activity Assembly affected Remedy of whom monthly Lubricate Brush bearing Lubricate the greasing nipple with a grease press. Grease 6.288-059.0 Operator Storage of the inclining spindle Chain Apply the grease 6.288-059.0 with a paint brush. Operator Visual inspection Swivel casters Check for ease of movement; oil if required. Check the parking brake, repair if necessary or re- place the steering roller. Operator Nozzles in the nozzle pipe. Check spray pattern of the nozzles. Clean the nozzles as needed. Operator Detergent suction filter Remove the deposits. Operator Cable drag (option) Check the lines for damage and twisting. Operator Quarterly Visual inspection Brush Check the tight seating of the segments and the end clip. Check the cleanliness and condition of the bristles. The brush diameter should be larger than 870 mm. Operator 17EN- 7 1 Brush bearing 2 Incline crank 3 Storage of the inclining spindle 1 Steering roller 2 Chain 1 Terminal clip 2 Brush semi-bowl DANGER Risk of accident while working on the unit! Before starting any work on the plant, switch off the main switch and ensure that it will not be put on accidentally. Loosen the screws on the end clip and remove the end clip. Slide the brush semi-bowls away from each other and remove them from the brush shaft. Install the new semi-bowls as follows. Brush semi-bowls type 1 Brush semi-bowls type 2 몇 WARNING Danger of accident! With semi-bowls, two different styles are used, which must never be mixed. Otherwise, the semi-bowls could come loose from the shaft during system operation. The two styles differ based on the location of the bushels at the end or start of the semi-bowl. In order to prevent imbalance and damages caused by this, the following points must be observed: The semi-bowls must always be replaced as sets, i.e. always as a whole segment. The bristle bushels must be offset to the oppo- site semi-bowls along the the butt joint. Place the first pair of semi-bowls on top of the shaft and slide them together. Place the second pair of semi-bowls on top of the shaft rotated by 90° and slide them together. Install the other semi-bowl pairs on the shaft offset by 90° each. After installing the last semi-bowl pair, install the end clip. Slide the end clip against the last semi- bowl pair and tighten screws. Finally, recheck the proper installation of the semi-bowls and tight seating of the screws. DANGER Risk of accident while working on the unit! Before starting any work on the plant, switch off the main switch and ensure that it will not be put on accidentally. Loosen the screw of one mat segment and remove the mat segment. Remove the other mat segments con- secutively. Install the first new mat segment in the appropriate bores. Install every subsequent mat segment rotated by 180° compared to the previ- ous one. After installation, recheck the proper seating of the mat segments and the tight fit of the screws. Brush replacement Square shaft with semi-bowls Round shaft with mat brushes 18 EN- 8 p. 9

• DANGER Danger from electric shock. Work on the electrical system may only be performed by a qualified electrician. Before carrying out any work, disconnect the system from the power supply by switching the system to "0" at the main switch and securing it against being switched on again. Who may remedy faults? Operator Work designated with the sign “Operator” may only be carried out by persons who have been instructed in the safe operation and maintenance on the wash plant Electricians Persons with a professional training in the electro-technical area. Customer Service Work designated with the sign “Customer Service” may only be done by the fitters of Kärcher Customer Service or fitters who have been authorised by Kärcher. DANGER Risk of electric shock. Switch on the plant voltage-free, in addition switch on the main switch to “0” and secure it against being switched on again. Risk of eye injuries from parts flying off or dirt. Keep clear off rotating brushes. Gog- gles must be worn during maintenance work. Troubleshooting Faults Fault Possible cause Remedy of whom Plant is not running No power supply Check electrical mains. Qualified electrician Fuse defective. Remove the cause. Replace the fuse. Protective motor switch was triggered. Check the current pickup. Brush is does not reach re- quired speed Bearings stuck. Check the brush bearing. Operator Dosing pump does not suck in spite of ventilation and maximum dosing vol- ume Residue on valve seats, stuck valves. Flush the suction hoses and valves. Operator Dosing pump sucks air Connection of suction valve or pressure valve leaks. Check the valves and suction hoses for leaks. Operator Dosing pump does not op- erate even though the indi- cator lamp is lit. No power supply Check power supply and ensure proper supply. Operator Dosing pump not switched on. Turn the dosing pump switch to position "1". Operator Fuse on transformer defective. Replace the fuse. Qualified electrician Spray pattern of the noz- zles irregular. Nozzles are blocked. Clean the nozzles. Operator Technical specifications Plant dimensions RBS 6012 RBS 6014 System height mm 3180 4370 Washing height mm 3645 4205 System width mm 1700 Weight kg 234 240 Washing station requirements mm Vehicle length +4000 Vehicle width +4000 Vehicle length +4000 Vehicle width +4000 Water flow pressure MPa (bar) 0,3 p. 0
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• ,6 (3 ) Water connection Inch 3/4 3/4 Water consumption, approx. I/min 80 80 Max. water temperature °C 30 30 Power Input kW 1,1 1,1 Type of protection IP54 IPX5 IPX5 Ambient temperature °C +3 +50 +3 +50 Humidity, max. % 70 70 Sound pressure level L p. 6

0,1 0,1 Scope of delivery Contents Dimensions Weight loose RBS system 4500mm x 1700 mm x 1100 mm 250 kg Carton System accessories 400 mm x 350 mm x 350 mm 5 kg 19EN- 9 Pipe separator Order number 6.385-967.0 Shampoo The dosing pump must be set to approx. 80ml/min (measurement by gauging). We hereby declare that the machine de- scribed below complies with the relevant basic safety and health requirements of the EU Directives, both in its basic design and construction as well as in the version put into circulation by us. This declaration shall cease to be valid if the machine is modified without our prior approval. The signatories act on behalf of and with of the authority of the company management. Documentation supervisor: S. Reiser Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG Alfred-Kärcher-Straße 28-40 71364 Winnenden (Germany) Tel.: [phone] Fax: [phone] Winnenden, 2021/04/01 We hereby declare that the product de- scribed below complies with the relevant provisions of the following UK Regulations, both in its basic design and construction as well as in the version put into circulation by us. This declaration shall cease to be valid if the product is modified without our prior approval. The signatories act on behalf of and with of the authority of the company management. Documentation supervisor: S. Reiser Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG Alfred-Kärcher-Straße 28-40 71364 Winnenden (Germany) Tel.: [phone] Fax: [phone] Winnenden, 2021/04/01 The warranty terms published by our com- petent sales company are applicable in each country. We will repair potential fail- ures of your accessory within the warranty period free of charge, provided that such failure is caused by faulty material or de- fects in fabrication. In the event of a warran- ty claim please contact your dealer or the nearest authorized Customer Service cent- er. Please submit the proof of purchase. – Only use accessories and spare parts which have been approved by the man- ufacturer. The exclusive use of original accessories and original spare parts ensures that the appliance can be oper- ated safely and trouble free. – At the end of the operating instructions you will find a selected list of spare parts that are often required. – For additional information about spare parts, please go to the Service section at www.kaercher.com. System models Part num- ber Voltage RBS 6012 1.826-205.0 400 V, 3~, P, N, 50 Hz 1.826-215.0 230 V, 3~, P, N, 50 Hz 1.826-225.0 240 V, 1~, P, N, 50 Hz RBS 6014 1.862-405.0 400 V, 3~, P, N, 50 Hz 1.862-415.0 230 V, 3~, P, N, 50 Hz 1.862-425.0 240 V, 1~, P, N, 50 Hz 1.862-455.0 230 V, 3~, P, N, 60 Hz Accessories Detergent EU Declaration of Conformity Product: Washing plant Type: 1.826-xxx Relevant EU Directives 2006/42/EG (+2009/127/EG) 2014/30/EU 2009/125/EG + 2009/1781 Applied harmonized standards EN 60204–1 EN 61000–6–2: 2005 EN 61000–6–3: 2007 + A1:2011 Applied national standards Chairman of the Board of ManagementDirector Regulatory Affairs & Certification Declaration of Conformity Product: Washing plant Type: 1.826-xxx Currently applicable UK Regulations S.I. 2008/1597 (as amended) S.I. 2016/1091 (as amended) 2009/125/EC + 2009/1781 Applied designated standards EN 60204–1 EN 61000–6–2: 2005 EN 61000–6–3: 2007 + A1:2011 National standards used

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