For Your Safety - Kärcher CWP 2000 Operating Instructions Manual

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For your safety

III
Operating Instructions
Automotive washing systems
Persons who are charged with the operation,
surveillance, upkeep, maintenance and inspection of
automotive washing systems may only be those who
are familiar with these tasks and with the operating
instructions. They must also be persons who have been
instructed as to the dangers associated with the system.
Self-service
In the case of self-service automotive washing systems,
one person must be within reach during the service
readiness of the system who is familiar with the system
and who, in the event of an abnormal occurrence, is able
to carry out or cause the measures necessary to avoid
possible dangers.
Proper use
In order to avoid damaging vehicles and the system, only
passenger cars and closed delivery vans may be
cleaned in accordance with the specifications in section
D.1, Maximum vehicle dimensions.
Maintenance
Maintenance work must on principle be carried out only
when the system has been switched off. Having done so,
the master switch must be secured against being
switched on again by unauthorised persons (mount
a padlock on the master switch).
Dangerous substances
Protective measures must be observed when handling
cleaning-agent concentrates which contain substances
hazardous to health. In particular, protective goggles,
protective gloves and protective clothing should be
worn and note should be taken of information leaflets
accompanying the cleaning agent.
Entering the automotive washing system
Unauthorised persons are forbidden to enter the
automotive washing system. Non-admittance should
be clearly and durably indicated.
Risk of slipping
There is a risk of slipping when the floor and system
parts are wet. When working on the system, move
carefully and wear suitable footwear.
Put up suitable signs to draw carwash customers'
attention to the risk of slipping.
CWP 2000
5.959-373 A 2006471 (06/03)