Refuelling - Applies Only To; Km 100/100 R B; Km 100/100 R Lpg; Check The Tyre Air Pressure - Kärcher KM 100 R B Operating Instructions Manual

Operating instructions
Refuelling – applies only to

KM 100/100 R B

Danger!
Explosion hazard
— Do not fill-in fuel in closed rooms
! Shut-off the engine
— Smoking and naked flames
prohibited
! Open tank cap
! Refuel with "unleaded premium
petrol"
! Fill tank to a maximum of 1 cm
below the bottom edge of the
filler pipe
! Wipe off overflowed fuel and
close tank cap
KM 100/100 R B / KM 100/100 R LPG
Checking the gas
filter – applies only to

KM 100/100 R LPG

! Check gas filter in the threaded
connection to the gas cylinder for
dirt
! Clean a dirty filter with
compressed air
Checking gas
lines – applies only to
KM 100/100 R LPG
! Check gas connections, gas
lines, and carburettor with leak
detector spray for leaks
Note:
Leakages lead to icing or yellow,
foamed deposits at the gas
connections, the gas lines and at
the evaporator.
Consult the Kärcher service station
for maintenance of the gas system

Check the tyre air pressure

! Set inflation pressure of front tyre
to 6 bar.
! The air pressure in the rear tyres
must be set to 6 bar.

Changing wheels

Danger!
Preparations
! Stand sweeper on a flat surface
! Remove the ignition key
! Wear warning clothing when
performing repair work on public
streets where it is dangerous
because of moving traffic .
! Check that the ground is stable
! Protect the machine additionally
from moving with a wheel chock
Recommended express
assistance:
! Check the tyre tread for
imbedded objects
! Remove the objects
! Use a suitable, commercially
available tyre repair agent
Notes:
Comply with the recommendations
of the respective manufacturers
Continuing the journey is possible if
the recommendations of the product
manufacturer are observed
Change the tyre or the wheel as
soon as possible
! Unscrew the wheel nuts
! Place the jack in position
English
Fixing point for jack (front wheel)
Jack fixing point (rear wheels)
! Lift the machine with the jack
! Remove the wheel nuts
! Slide the wheel off
! Position the spare wheel
! Screw on wheel nuts
! Lower the machine with the jack
! Tighten the wheel nuts
Note:
Use suitable, commercially available
jacks
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