Operation - Kärcher WD 5.800 ecologic Manual

Crevice nozzle
 For edges, joints, heaters and hard to
reach locations.

Operation

Always work with an inserted car-
tridge filter - during wet as well as
dry vacuum cleaning!
Before Startup
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Mount loose parts delivered with appli-
ance prior to start-up.
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Recommendation: To vacuum fine
dust, use the filter bag.
Start up
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Connect accessories.
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Plug in the main plug.
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Turn on the machine.
Dry vacuum cleaning
Work only with a dry cartridge filter!
 Caution: Always use a pre-separator
while vacuuming ashes and soot (order
no. 2.863-139).
 Recommendation: To vacuum fine
dust, use the filter bag.
 The filling level of the filter bag depends
on the dirt that is sucked in.
Clogged filter bags can burst - therefore
make sure to replace the filter bag in a
timely manner!
The filter bag needs to be replaced
more frequently while sucking in fine
dust, sand, etc.
Wet vacuum cleaning
 Attach the accessories to vacuum mois-
ture or wetness to the suction pipes or
directly to the handle.
Caution:
Do not use a filter bag!
Immediately switch the appliance off if foam
forms or liquids escape!
Note: If the container is full a float closes
the suction opening and the appliance
works at a higher speed. Switch off the ap-
pliance immediately and empty the contain-
er.
Blowing function
Cleaning hard to reach locations or, where
vacuuming is not possible, like leaves from
a gravel bed.
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Connect the suction hose to the blower
connection, this will activate the blower
function.
Interrupting operation
 Turn off the appliance.
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Hook the floor nozzle into the parking
position.
Finish operation
 Turn off the appliance and disconnect
the mains plug.
Empty the container
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Remove the appliance head and empty
the reservoir filled with wet or dry dirt.
Storing the appliance
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Stow away the mains cable and acces-
sory at the machine. Store the appli-
ance in a dry room.
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