KARCHER 922510 Battery Power Instruction Manual
- June 9, 2024
- Karcher
Table of Contents
922510 Battery Power
Instruction Manual
General notes
Read the original instructions and the operating instructions for the KÄRCHER Battery Power / Battery Power+ device / charger in which the battery pack is to be used before using the battery pack for the first time. Keep all books for future reference or for the future owner.
Hazard levels
DANGER
- Indication of an imminent threat of danger that will lead to severe injuries or even death.
WARNING
- Indication of a potentially dangerous situation that may lead to severe injuries or even death.
CAUTION
- Indication of a potentially dangerous situation that may lead to minor injuries.
ATTENTION
- Indication of a potentially dangerous situation that may lead to damage to property.
Safety instructions
- Check the battery pack for damages before every operation. Do not use any damaged battery packs.
- Remove the battery pack from the device before carrying out any service or care work.
- Do not subject the battery pack to mechanical stress.
- Do not drop the battery pack.
- Do not immerse the battery pack in water or hold it under a water stream.
- Do not use the battery pack in a dirty or wet condition.
- If the battery pack gets wet, dry it immediately. Make sure that no moisture remains on the contacts.
- Do not store or charge the battery pack in a damp or wet environment.
- Only charge the battery pack with the approved chargers.
- Do not charge the battery pack in explosive environments. Check the condition of the battery pack and charger regularly during the charging process.
- If you notice a fault, unusual smells or the development of heat during charging, disconnect the charger from the mains and the battery pack from the charger. Dispose of the battery pack and charger immediately and follow the applicable regulations on transport and disposal.
- Do not use, charge or store the battery pack in an explosive environment or near flammable objects.
- Do not throw the battery pack into fire.
- Protect the battery pack against heat, sharp edges, oil, solvents, detergents and moving unit parts.
- Short circuit hazard. Protect the contacts of the battery pack from metal parts and do not store it together with metal parts.
- Do not open the battery pack. Repairs are only to be carried out by qualified personnel.
- Avoid contact with fluid leaking from defective batteries. Immediately rinse off the fluid using water if contact is made, and also consult a doctor in the event of contact with the eyes.
- Dispose of the battery pack at the end of its service life in accordance with the applicable regulations.
Safety instructions for transportation
The lithium-ion battery is subject to the requirements of dangerous goods
regulations. The battery pack can be transported by the user in public traffic
areas without any further restrictions. When shipping by third parties
(transport companies), special requirements for packaging and labelling must
be observed.
Do not use the battery pack if the casing is damaged.
Tape off open contacts.
Pack the battery tightly and securely. The battery pack must not be able to
move in the packaging.
DANGER
- A defective or non-functional battery pack must not be mailed and must be disposed of on site in accordance with the applicable regulations. Observe the national regulations.
Intended use
CAUTION
Risk of explosion!
Risk of injury and damage due to exploding battery pack.
Charge, use and store only undamaged and fully functional battery packs.
Modifications and changes not authorised by the manufacturer are prohibited.
Any other use is prohibited. The user shall be liable for hazards arising as a
result of improper use. Charge and use the battery pack only with devices from
the KÄRCHER 18 V / 36 V Battery Power / Battery Power+system.
ATTENTION
Battery packs can only be used with devices of the same voltage type (18 V or
36 V)! Do not use or chargebattery packs with devices with a different voltage
type Before use, check that the voltage type (18 V / 36 V) ofthe battery pack
and the device match.
The voltage information can be found on the device, onthe battery pack and its
nameplate.
Environmental protection
** The packing materials can be recycled. Do not dispose of packaging as
household rubbish but place it in recycling.
Old devices contain valuable, recyclable materials that should be recycled.
Batteries and battery packs contain substances which should not be released
into the environment.
Therefore, please dispose of old devices, batteries and battery packs using
suitable collection systems. Adhere to the recommendations of the legislature
re- garding the handling of lithium ion batteries. Dispose of used and
defective battery packs in accordance with the applicable regulations.
Notes on the content materials (REACH)**
Current information on content materials can be found at:
www.kaercher.de/REACH
Warranty
The warranty conditions issued by our sales company responsible apply in all countries. We shall remedy possible malfunctions on your device within the warranty period free of cost, provided that a material or manufacturing defect is the cause. In a warranty case, please contact your dealer (with the purchase receipt) or the next authorised customer service site. You can find them at www.kaercher.com
Symbols on the device
For the illustrations, refer to the graphics page
| Figure 1 | Do not throw the battery pack into water. |
|---|---|
| Figure 2 | Do not throw the battery pack into fire. |
| Figure 3 | Only charge the battery pack with the chargers approved for |
charging.
Figure 4| Do not charge defective battery packs.
Operation
Display
The battery pack is equipped with a display. The following information can be
read on the display:
- Charging state
- Remaining run time
- Remaining charging time
- Error messages
Note
The run time adjustment is generated via capacity switching!
Display| Meaning|
---|---|---
Battery pack in storage| Charging state of the battery pack while not in use.|
Figure A
Battery pack in use| Remaining run time of the battery pack while in use.|
Figure B
Battery pack charging| Remaining charging time of the battery pack during
charging.| Figure C
The battery pack is fully charged.| Figure D
Error display (see also chapter “Help in the event of faults”)| The battery
pack tempera- ture lies outside the permissible temperature range or the
battery pack is disabled due to a short circuit.| Figure E
Battery pack is defective and disabled for safety. Do not use the battery pack
and dispose of it properly.
ATTENTION
Risk of damage!
The symbol disappears over time, but the battery pack is still defective!
If nothing is shown in the display 2 minutes after the start of the charging
process, the battery is defective and must not be charged any further.| Figure
F
Charging process
Note New battery packs are only pre-charged and must be fully charged before
first use. The display is activated during the first charging process. New
battery packs reach their full capacity after approx. 5 charging and
discharging cycles. Charge battery packs that have not been used for a long
time before use. The battery pack cannot be charged outside the permissible
temperature value range. The battery pack display then shows the temperature
symbol. If the display does not show anything during the charging process,
please follow the notes in the “Troubleshooting” chapter.
Note The charging current and the necessary charging time is temperature-
dependent for safety reasons.
Operation
CAUTION
Incorrectly inserted battery pack
Risk of injury or damage due to the cleaning robot falling.
When used in the device, the contacts of the battery pack are protected
against spray water. Ensure that the battery pack engages correctly. With the
battery pack removed, make sure that no water gets on the electrical contacts
of the battery pack and the device. If there is water there, dry it
immediately (by wiping it off / shaking it out) and place the battery pack
with the contacts facing down so that the water can drain off. Do not use any
heat sources for drying.
Note
The display shows the remaining run time in minutes while the device is in
use.
- Push the battery pack into the mounting on the device.
- Remove the battery pack from the device after completing the work. Charge partly discharged battery packs after use.
Storage
ATTENTION
Moisture and heat
Risk of damage
Store battery packs indoors only, at low humidity and temperatures below 20°C.
The battery pack display shows the current charging state during storage.
Note
The battery pack has an automatic storage mode; the storage mode is activated
and discharges the battery pack to 70% if the battery pack has not been used
for more than 21 days. This function protects the battery cells against rapid
ageing and increases their service life.
Troubleshooting guide
Malfunctions often have simple causes that you can remedy yourself using the following overview. When in doubt, or in the case of malfunctions not mentioned here, please contact your authorised Customer Service.
General fault
Display shows broken battery symbol
Battery pack is defective and disabled for safety.
- Do not use, charge, or store the battery pack.
- Dispose of the battery pack in the correct manner.
Faults during charging
Battery pack not charging, indicator lamp on quick charger off, display
off
The quick charger is defective.
- Replace the quick charger.
Battery pack not charging, display is on Defective charger.
- Replace the charger.
Battery pack not charging, display is off
Battery pack is completely discharged or defective.
- Wait and see if the display shows the remaining charging time after 2 minutes. If the display shows the remaining charging time after the waiting time, the battery pack can be used normally.
- If the display does not appear, the battery pack is defective and may no longer be used. Immediately disconnect the battery pack from the charger and dispose of it according to regulations.
Battery pack not charging, display shows the temperature symbol
The battery pack temperature is too low/high.
- Put the battery pack in a moderate temperature environment and wait until the battery pack temperature returns to the normal range, see the “Technical data” chapter.
The charging process begins automatically.
Faults during operation
Display shows the temperature symbol
The battery pack temperature is too low/high.
- Remove the battery pack, let the battery pack cool down until the temperature symbol disappears again.
Current consumption too high
The safety circuit of the battery pack prevented excessive current
consumption.
- To unlock, remove the battery pack from the device until the temperature symbol disappears and insert it again.
If the temperature symbol does not go out after 30 seconds:
- Connect the battery pack to the charger to unlock it.
Display shows remaining run time 0, device switches off
The battery pack is discharged.
- Charge the battery pack.
Storage faults
Display shows no remaining capacity
The battery pack is discharged.
- Charge the battery pack.
Display shows a remaining capacity of 70%, even though the battery pack
has been fully charged
The battery pack is in automatic storage mode. The storage mode is activated
if the battery pack has not been used for more than 21 days. This function
protects the battery cells against rapid ageing and increases their service
life.
- Fully recharge the battery pack before next use.
Technical data
| 18/25| 18/50| 36/25| 36/50
---|---|---|---|---
Electrical connection| | | |
Battery pack nominal voltage| V| 18| 18| 36| 36
Battery platform| | Battery Power| Battery Power| Battery Power| Battery Power
Compatible with battery platform| | Battery Power +| Battery Power +| Battery
Power +| Battery Power +
Battery pack type| | Li-ION| Li-ION| Li-ION| Li-ION
Rated capacity (according to IEC/EN 61960:| Ah| 2,5| 5,0| 2,5| 5,0
Rating| Wh| 45| 90| 90| 180
Charging power max.| A| 3,5| 7,5| 3,5| 7,5
Dimensions and weights
Weight| kg| 0,5| 0,8| 0,9| 1,5
Operating temperature| °C| -20 – 40| -20 – 40| -20 – 40| -20 – 40
Charging temperature| °C| 4 – 40| 4 – 40| 4 – 40| 4 – 40
Storage temperature| °C| -20 – 60| -20 – 60| -20 – 60| -20 – 60
Length x width x height| mm| 133 x 88 x 50| 133 x 88 x 72| 133 x 88 x 72| 133
x 88 x 117,5
Subject to technical modifications.
References
- Cleaning equipment and pressure washers | Kärcher International
- Reinigungsgeräte und Hochdruckreiniger | Kärcher
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