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F Maintenance and servicing
a
a Condensate maintenance unit
F1
Operating Instructions
F.1
System overview
See Figs. A.1–A.2
F.2
Maintenance instructions
Regular maintenance according to the following
maintenance schedule is the basis of a dependable
system.
Use only manufacturer's original spare parts or those
recommended by him such as
n replacement and worn parts
n accessory parts
n working materials
n cleaning agents.
!
Danger!
Risk of electric shock.
Make the system voltage-free by switching the unit at the
master switch (17.1) to "0" and securing it against being
17.1
switched on again.
Risk of injury by unexpected exit of compressed air.
Compressed-air tanks and lines remain under pressure
even after the system has been switched off. Before
doing work on the system, it is essential that pressure is
reduced by opening the condensate drain-valve. To do
this, open condensate drain valve by a maximum of one
rotation. Then check absence of pressure at pressure
gauge at the maintenance unit (a).
Risk of injury from unexpected exit of jet of water under
high pressure. The high-pressure system remains under
pressure even when the system has been switched off.
Before doing work on the system, it is essential that the
high-pressure system is made pressureless.
Risk of eye injury from parts or dust being flung out. Do
not stand near rotating brushes. Wear protective goggles
when doing maintenance work.
Who is permitted to carry out inspection, servicing
and maintenance tasks?
n Operator
Tasks which carry the designation "Operator" may be
carried out only by trained personnel who are able to
operate and maintain the washing system safely.
n Customer Service
Tasks which carry the designation "Customer Service"
may be carried out only by Kärcher Customer Service
engineers.
CWP 2000
5.959-373 A 2006471 (06/03)
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