Kruger KGV8000 Instruction Manual page 8

MOUNTING THE BASKET FOR TANKS (9, Fig. 1.1)
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fully until complete closure. Finally, you can place the
second tray at the rear of the basket.
MOUNTING OF THE TANKS (8,9, Fig. 1)
In the packaging there are two tanks to water/water for hydrojet function and detergent. They must
be placed in the basket fixed at the upper part of the machine. Once the tanks are placed, you can
screw the caps contained in the accessories box.
WARNING: During installation be sure to connect the caps tubes in the proper inserts. Be
based on the color scheme of each insert (eg. pipe with blue terminal, put in the blue insert.)
The gray cap must be screwed on the detergent tank (3 liters), while the black one on the
water tank (5 liters) . However there are example labels.
MOUNTING THE HANDLE (7, Figure 1)
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SUPPORT MOUNTING FOR STEAM HOSE
In the accessory box there is also a support that hols up the steam hose and extension tubes during
movements. It must be screwed on the left side of the machine, in correspondence of the two
This basket, contained in the accessories box, is used to hold the
two rear tanks (water/hydrojet and detergent). It has to placed to
be the upper part of the body; to fix it you need to insert in the front
compartment (used for accessories) the tray that has 2 holes.
Then, you must tighten the two M6 lobe-knob into those holes,
in correspondence
the threaded
placed on the top of the
machine (to screw them
is essential to use the L
key you can find in the
bag). In order to avoid
misunderstandings
possible vibrations, the
screws must be tightened
The handle is formed by three tubulars that must be
hooked into each other. The fixing is made by two
threaded lobe-knobs (one per side).
Once assembled, the handle must be inserted in
the two supports located at the rear of the machine,
then must be blocked using the four threaded lobe-
knobs remained (two per side). On the right side there
is a support that can hold up the steam hose during
movements.
to
inserts
and
6
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