Operating In Normal Mode; Emptying The Dirty Water Tank; Working With Only Brush Operation - Kärcher Tornado BR 400 Instrucciones De Servicio

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Operating in normal
mode
Mains cable
Spray button
Left switch
lever
Right switch
lever
Emptying the dirty
water tank
Working with only
brush operation
• Connect the unit plug to the extension cable and hook into the cable
grip on the push handle.
• Insert the extension cable plug into the mains socket.
• Adjust the required brush pressure using the
knob.
Start with a low pressure setting and increase
the pressure as required.
• Press the left or right operating lever. The brushes rotate.
• Press the spray button on the push handle to convey water/detergent
to the brush rollers. Actuate the button depending on the amount of
dirt on the floor.
• Pull the push handle towards yourself to lower the brushes and start
the cleaning operation.
• Keep the brushes wet all time.
CAUTION: TO AVOID DAMAGE TO THE SURFACE BEING
CLEANED:
1. Never leave the brushes running with the unit stationary, at any
time during the cleaning operation.
2. Always ensure that the correct brushes are fitted to the unit to suit
the type of surface being cleaned.
• If the floor is to be dry after the cleaning process, the vacuum must
also be switched on.
– A foot pedal is situated on the chassis. When the pedal
is pressed the suction beams are lowered and the unit
vacuums on both sides. The dirty water collects in the
dirty water tank.
• The dirty water collects in the lower tank.
– First remove the upper tank and place to one side, having
previously removed the hose.
– Then remove and empty the dirty water tank. When replacing the
tanks ensure that they are correctly mounted.
• Whenever the upper tank is filled, the dirty water tank must be
emptied.
• The anti-splash plates must always be inserted in the dirty water tank.
• Pressing the foot pedal again ends the vacuuming and the suction
beams are raised:
– Stubborn dirt can be scrubbed vigorously.
– Special polishing brushes can polish floors dry.
BR 400
Increase
Decrease
Brush Pressure
9