Kärcher BD 38/12 C Bp Manual De Instrucciones página 10

 Remove the worn splash guard from
the retaining ring and dispose of.
 Push new splash guard onto the knobs
of the retaining ring.
 Attach the retaining ring with the splash
guard to the cleaning head.
Maintenance contract
To ensure a reliable operation of the appli-
ance maintenance contracts can be conclud-
ed with the competent Kärcher sales office.
Disposal
Removing the battery
DANGER
The removal of the battery may only be per-
formed by the Kärcher aftersales service or
a specialist.
The evaluation, whether the battery is dam-
aged or not, is done by an authorised after-
sales technician
The Chapter "Safety instructions" for han-
dling accumulators must be observed un-
conditionally.
Fault
Appliance cannot be
started
Insufficient water
quantity
Insufficient vacuum
performance
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Remedy
Switch on the appliance switch, wait 3 seconds, check charge condi-
tion of the battery.
Check fresh water level, refill tank if necessary.
Switch on "Detergent" button.
Open the dosing device for the cleaning solution.
Clean the fresh water filter.
Lower the vacuum bar.
Empty the waste water tank.
Clean the seals between waste water tank and cover and check for
tightness, replace if required.
Clean the vacuum lips on the vacuum bar, turn or replace if required
Check if the suction hose and vacuum bar are chocked, clean if required
Check the suction hose for tightness; replace if required.
1 Screw
2 Cover
 Unscrew 2 screws.
 Swivel the lid downwards.
 Loosen and remove the battery plug.
 Remove the battery.
 Dispose of used battery in accordance
with the applicable provisions.
DANGER
Risk of injury. Turn the appliance switch to "0"
and pull the mains plug of the charger prior to
performing any work on the appliance.
ATTENTION
Risk of damage for the appliance due to
leaking water. Drain the wastewater and re-
maining fresh water prior to performing
tasks on the appliance.
In case of faults that cannot be remedied
using the table below please contact the
customer service.
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Faults