Polishing; Application; Stopping Operation; Transporting The Unit - Kärcher BR 400 Manual De Instrucciones

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Polishing

Application

Stopping operation

Transporting the unit

• Polishing is carried out without water and without vacuuming. If
required the tanks can be removed, facilitating polishing under
furniture, etc.
Caution:
To avoid damaging the floor due to overheating, do not allow the
unit to run in one place.
If necessary, reduce the brush pressure.
Note: The unit is constructed symmetrically, having vacuum bars at
the front and rear. It therefore works equally well in either direction.
• Loose coarse dirt particles must be removed by sweeping before
using the floor cleaning unit.
• The amount of water should always correspond to the floor
covering and degree of dirt.
• Select the correct brushes (see Accessories).
• The brushes are offset, enabling the unit to operate up to edges
on the left and right.
• The vacuum lips are fitted at the front and back enabling the unit
to operate in a forward or reverse direction.
• Release switch lever and spray button.
• Latch the push handle into the vertical position.
• Lift the vacuum bars using the foot key.
• Engage in the transport position using the side switch.
• Disconnect the mains cable.
• Remove, empty and clean both tanks.
• On completion of work, pressure must always be removed from
the brush rollers: either the handle must be in the vertical centre
position, or the running gear (transport rollers) must be locked in
the extended position when the handle is folded down.
• If the unit is not used for a prolonged period, rinse thoroughly with
fresh water to prevent the pump from malfunctioning.
Caution:
The transport position can only be selected when the push handle
is in a vertical position.
Position the push handle vertically when turning off the unit in
order to avoid damaging the brushes.
• The floor cleaning unit is equipped with four, small-diameter
transport wheels. Movement is no problem indoors or on even
surfaces.
• Use care when on outdoor surfaces such as rough asphalt,
cobblestones, etc.
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