KARCHER FC 4-4 Battery Set Instruction Manual

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FC 4-4 Battery Set

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Intended use

Use the device exclusively with battery packs and chargers from the KÄRCHER Battery Power 4 V system.
Suitable battery packs are marked with the BP 4 V symbol.
Only charge the battery pack with the chargers approved for charging.
Use the floor cleaner exclusively for hard floor cleaning in your private household and only on waterproof hard floors.
Do not clean water-sensitive floor coverings such as e.g. untreated cork floors, since the moisture can penetrate and damage the floor.
The device is suitable for cleaning PVC, linoleum, tiled, stone, oiled and waxed parquet, laminate and all waterresistant floor coverings.

Environmental protection

The packing materials can be recycled. Please dispose of packaging in accordance with the environmental regulations.
Electrical and electronic devices contain valuable, recyclable materials and often components such as batteries, rechargeable batteries or
oil, which – if handled or disposed of incorrectly – can pose a potential danger to human health and the environment. However, these components are required for the correct operation of the device. Devices marked by this symbol are not allowed to be disposed
of together with the household rubbish.
Notes on the content materials (REACH) Current information on content materials can be found at: www.kaercher.de/REACH

Accessories and spare parts

Only use original accessories and original spare parts. They ensure that the appliance will run fault-free and safely.
Information on accessories and spare parts can be found at www.kaercher.com.

Scope of delivery

The scope of delivery for the appliance is shown on the packaging. Check the contents for completeness when unpacking. If any accessories are missing or in the event of any shipping damage, please notify your dealer.

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. (See overleaf for the address)

Safety instructions

Read these safety instructions, these original instructions, the safety instructions provided with the battery pack and the original instructions for the battery pack/ standard charger supplied before using the device for the first time. Act in accordance with them. Keep the booklets for future reference or for future owners. In addition to the notes in the operating instructions, you also need to take into consideration the general safety regulations and accident prevention guidelines applicable by law.

Hazard levels

DANGER
Hazard levels

• 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.

Electrical components

DANGER

• Do not immerse the device in water.
• Never touch contacts or lines.
• Do not expose the device with the battery packs to strong sunlight, heat or fire.

WARNING

• Switch off the device before all care and maintenance work.
• The appliance contains electrical components – do not clean the appliance under running water.

CAUTION

• Have repair work carried out by the authorised customer service only.
• Check the device and accessories for proper condition and operational safety before each use. Do not use the device if it is damaged.

ATTENTION

• Do not insert any objects into the battery mount except for battery packs of the KÄRCHER Battery Power 4 V system.

Safe handling

****  DANGER

Risk of asphyxiation. Keep packaging film out of the reach of children.

WARNING

• Only use the device for its proper use. Take into account the local conditions and beware of third parties, in particular children, when working with the device.
•  Adhere to the respective safety regulations in hazard zones (e.g. service stations). Never operate the device in explosive spaces.
• Children and persons unfamiliar with these instructions are not allowed to operate the device. The age of the operator may be limited by local restrictions.
•  The device is not intended for use by children, persons with restricted physical, sensory or mental abilities or persons unfamiliar with these instructions.
•  Persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities and persons lacking experience and knowledge may only use the ap- pliance if they are properly supervised, have been instructed on use of the appliance safely by a person responsible for their safety, and understand the resultant hazards involved.
•  Children must not play with the appliance.
•  Children must be supervised to prevent them from playing with the appliance.
•  Keep the device out of the reach of children when it cools down.
•  Children may only perform cleaning work and user maintenance under supervision.
•  Keep all parts your body (e.g. fingers, hair) away from the rotating cleaning rollers
•  Risk of injury from sharp objects (e.g. splinters). Protect your hands while cleaning the floor head.

CAUTION

• Do not use the appliance if it has been dropped beforehand, is visibly damaged or if it is leaking.
• Only operate or store the device in accordance with the description or figure.
• Accidents or damage due to the device falling over. Before all actions with or on the device, you must make sure that it is stable.
• Never leave the device unsupervised while it is in operation.

ATTENTION

• Device damage. Never fill the water reservoir with solvents, liquids containing solvents or undiluted acids (e.g. detergents, petrol, paint thinners and acetone).
• Only switch on the device when the fresh water tank and waste water tank are installed.
• Do not pick up sharp or larger objects with the device, such as e.g. glass shards, gravel or toy parts.
• Do not fill the fresh water container with vinegar, decalcification agents, essential oils or similar substances. Avoid taking up these substances with the device.
• Use the device only on hard floors with a watertight coating, such as e.g. varnished parquet, enamelled tiles or linoleum.
• Do not use the device for cleaning carpets or carpeted floors.
• Do not guide the device over the floor grilles of convection heating systems. The device cannot vacuum up the escaping water when it is guided over a floor grille.
•  Switch off the device at the main switch/power switch during longer breaks and after use.
• Do not operate the device at temperatures below 0 °C.
• Protect the device from rain. Do not store the device outdoors.

Symbols on the device

DANGER
Risk of electric shock
The device contains electrical components.
Never clean the device under running water. Do not immerse the device in wa- ter.

Device description

The maximum amount of equipment is described in these operating instructions. Depending on the model used, there are differences in the scope of delivery (see packaging).
For the illustrations, refer to the graphics page.
Illustration A

1. ON/OFF switch
2. Button for adjusting the cleaning level Switching between cleaning level 1 and 2
3. “Cleaning level 2” indicator Increased roller speed and water quantity
4. “Cleaning level 1” indicator Normal roller speed and water quantity
5. “MIN MAX” indicator (red) The fresh water tank is empty The waste water tank is full
6. “Battery” indicator (green) Battery run time display
7. Wall anti-slip handle
8. Handle
9. Fresh water tank
10. Battery packs (KÄRCHER Battery Power 4 V)
11. Quick charger Duo (KÄRCHER Battery Power 4 V)
12. Battery pack holder
13. Removable hair filters
14. Floor head
15. Unlocking button for hair filters
16. Handle unlocking button
17. Waste water tank tongue
18. Waste water tank
19. Universal cleaning rollers
20. • Cleaning rollers for stone floors
21. Cleaning brush
22. Detergent RM 536 (30 ml)
23. • Detergent RM 536 (500 ml)
24. • Detergent RM 537 (30 ml)
25. Parking and cleaning station
26. Raised elements for storing the rollers

• optional

Installation

Install the handle bar

1. Hold the basic device firmly.
2. Insert the handle bar as far as it will go into the basic device until it audibly latches into place. The handle
   bar must sit firmly in the unit.
   Illustration B

Initial startup

Charging battery packs

1. Charge the battery packs (see operating instructions and safety instructions for the battery packs and the charger). Illustration C

Fitting the battery packs

1. Press the battery packs into the battery pack holder on the device until they audibly latch into place.
   Illustration D

Fitting the waste water tank

1. Place the waste water tank on the floor.
2. Set the device on the waste water tank and press down so that the waste water tank audibly latches into place.
   Illustration E
   The waste water tank must sit tightly in the device.

Installing the rollers

1. Twist the cleaning rollers onto the roller holder all the way to the end stop.
   Illustration F

2. Pay attention to the colour coding on the inner side of the roller and on the roller holder on the device (e.g. blue to blue).

3. After installation, check that the cleaning rollers are tightly seated.

Filling the fresh water tank

1. Grasp the fresh water tank by the recessed grips at the side and remove it from the device.

2. Open the tank cap and turn it to the side.
   Illustration G

3. Fill the fresh water tank with cold or lukewarm fresh water.

4. Add KÄRCHER detergent or care agent to the fresh water tank as required.
   ATTENTION
   Overdosing or underdosing of the detergent or care agent Can result in poor cleaning results. Follow the dosage recommendations for the detergent or care agent.

5. Close the tank cap.

6. Fit the fresh water tank into the device.
   Illustration H
   The fresh water tank must sit tightly in the device.

Operation

General instructions on operation
ATTENTION
Moisture
Material damage to sensitive floors
Check the surface to be cleaned for water sensitivity atan inconspicuous location before using the device.
Do not clean water-sensitive floor coverings such as e.g. untreated cork floors, since the moisture can penetrate and damage the floor.
ATTENTION
Material damage
Damage to the device from pointed, large and/or bulky objects.
The device must not be stored and used on hard coarse dirt and objects, as the parts can get stuck under the waste water tank and cause scratches on the floor and tank.
Before starting work and storing the device, remove ob- jects such as shards, pebbles, screws or toy parts from the floor.
Illustration AF

Note

• To avoid striped patterns, test the device on an in- conspicuous area before using on sensitive surfaces, e.g. wood or fine stone.
• Do not allow it to remain in one area, but keep it in motion.
• Observe the instructions for the floor covering man- ufacturer.

Note
Work backwards towards the door so that no footprints are generated on the freshly washed floor. Illustration AG

• Floor cleaning is performed using a to and fro move- ment at the same speed as when vacuuming.

Note
For an optimum cleaning result, wash the rollers in the washing machine at 60° C before initial use.
ATTENTION
Material damage due to loose rollers
This may damage the washing machine.
Place the rollers in a laundry net and load the washing machine with extra laundry.
ATTENTION
Damage due cleaning the rollers with fabric softener or using a clothes dryer Damage to the microfibres Do not use fabric softener when cleaning in a washing machine.
Do not dry the rollers in a clothes dryer.

Starting work

ATTENTION
Uncontrolled motion
Damage to the device and material damage
The cleaning rollers start rotating as soon as the device is switched on.
Hold the handle tight to prevent the device from moving away independently.
CAUTION
Risk of injury
The cleaning rollers start rotating as soon as the device is switched on. Injuries can occur due to uncontrolled movement.
Hold the handle tight to prevent the device from moving away independently.

ATTENTION
Fresh water tank or waste water tank not installed Material damage
Before starting cleaning work, ensure that the fresh water tank is filled with water and the waste water tank is fitted in the device.

1. Press the ON/OFF switch.
   Illustration I
   The device switches on.
   The cleaning level 1 indicator for normal roller speed and normal water quantity lights up.

2. Wait until the rollers rotate.

3. Switch to cleaning level 2 using the button for set- ting the cleaning level.
   Illustration J
   This increases the roller speed and water quantity.
   The Cleaning level 2 indicator lights up.

4. Move the device back and forth until the rollers are sufficiently moistened.

Note
Selection of cleaning level 1 or cleaning level 2 depends on the type of floor to be cleaned (e.g. wooden or stone floor). The device is set to cleaning level 1 after initial start-up.  The cleaning level setting last used always remains activated after interrupting and  esuming work.

Battery run time
The “Battery” indicator shows the remaining battery run time:

• 3 LEDs light up – 70% to 100% battery run time

• 2 LEDs light up – 40% to 70% battery run time

• 1 LED lights up – 20% to 40% battery run time
  Illustration L
  A roller start-stop motion and optical signals warn of a depleted battery.

• Approx. 5 minutes before the battery is depleted, the lowest LED flashes and the rollers rotate three times in the form of a quick start-stop motion.

• All LEDs flash for 30 seconds when the battery is empty and the device has switched off.

Emptying the waste water tank and refilling the cleaning fluid

1. Press the ON/OFF switch.
   The device switches off.

2. Fix the floor head with the foot and push the handle forward.
   The device stands by itself.
   Illustration M

3. Release the waste water tank: Stand with your foot on the tongue of the waste water tank and push the handle bar forward.
   Illustration N
   The waste water tank releases from the device.

4. For draining the waste water tank, do not transport the waste water tank by the top cover, but hold it level using both hands.

5. Empty the waste water tank through the openings.
   In the case of adhering soiling, remove the cover of the waste water tank and rinse the waste water tank with fresh water.
   Illustration O

6. Fit the waste water tank (see chapter Fitting the waste water tank).
   ● If the fresh water tank is empty, the “MIN MAX” indicator (red) lights up.
   Illustration K

7. Fill the fresh water tank (see chapter Filling the fresh water tank).

ATTENTION
Danger from escaping water
Risk of damage
Empty the waste water tank every time the fresh water tank is empty and before filling the fresh water tank to prevent the waste water tank from overflowing.

Interrupting operation
ATTENTION
Damp rollers
Moisture damage to sensitive floors
Park the device in the parking station during longer work breaks to prevent damage to sensitive floors through wet rollers.

1. Press the ON/OFF switch.
   The device switches off.

2. Fix the floor head with the foot and push the handle forward.
   The device stands by itself.
   Illustration M

3. Park the device on the parking and cleaning station.

Finishing operation

1. Press the ON/OFF switch.
   The device switches off.

2. Fix the floor head with the foot and push the handle forward.
   The device stands by itself.
   Illustration M

3. Park the device on the parking and cleaning station.
   Illustration Y
   ATTENTION
   Adhering dirt deposits
   Adhering dirt deposits can damage the device in the long term.
   It is recommended to clean the device completely after each application.

4. Clean the device (see chapter Floor head cleaning by means of rinsing process).

Storing the device
ATTENTION
Liquids/moist dirt
Unpleasant odours can develop if the device contains liquids/moist dirt when stored.
Completely empty the fresh water tank and waste water tank before storing the device.
Use the cleaning brush to remove hair and dirt particles from the hair filter in the floor head cover.
Allow the cleaned rollers to dry in the air, e.g. on the raised elements of the parking station. Do not place the wet rollers in an enclosed cupboard to dry.

1. Allow the empty waste water tank to dry before fitting it into the device.

2. Park the device on the parking and cleaning station.
   Illustration Z

3. Press the handle unlocking button.

4. Pull the handle upwards and away.

5. Hook the handle on the device using the strap.
   Illustration AA

6. Place the wet rollers to dry on the raised elements of the parking and cleaning station.
   Illustration AB

7. Remove the battery packs (see chapter Removing the battery pack).

8. Charge the battery packs, see operating instructions and safety instructions for the battery packs and the charger.

9. Store the device in a dry room.
   Illustration AD

Removing the battery pack
Note
During longer work breaks, remove the battery packs from the device and secure them against unauthorised use.

1. Press the ON/OFF switch.
   The device switches off.

2. Press the battery pack unlocking button, and pull the battery packs out of the battery pack holder.
   Illustration AE

Care and service

General instructions
WARNING
Danger due to the device inadvertently starting up Risk of injury
Remove the battery packs prior to all work on the device.
Floor head cleaning by means of rinsing process
ATTENTION
Dirt or detergent residues
The waste water tank and the hair filters must be cleaned regularly to ensure that dirt does not accumulate in the tank and hair filters.
Dirt particles can clog the hair filters and slots if the device is not cleaned after use. The accumulation of dirt and bacteria can also result in the development of unpleasant odours in the device. On completion of work, place the device in the cleaning station and start the rinsing process.
Clean the floor head in the cleaning station only by using the automatic rinsing process and not by pouring water into the station separately. Make sure that the waste water tank is attached. Do not hold the underside of the floor head under water.

1. Press the ON/OFF switch. The device switches off.

2. Fix the floor head with the foot and push the handle forward.
   The device stands by itself.
   Illustration M

3. Release the waste water tank: Stand with your foot on the tongue of the waste water tank and push the handle bar forward.
   Illustration N

4. Empty the waste water tank and reinsert it until it latches into place (see chapter Emptying the waste water tank and refilling the cleaning fluid).

5. Place the device with an empty waste water tank in the parking and cleaning station.

6. Fill the fresh water tank with 100 ml of fresh water without detergent or care agents up to the mark on the label (see chapter Filling the fresh water tank).
   Illustration P
   Note
   It is not necessary to add detergent for the rinsing process.

7. Hold the ON/OFF switch and the cleaning level ad- justment button simultaneously pressed for 3 seconds.
   Illustration Q

8. The indicators light up repeatedly from top to bottom. The rinsing process starts and takes approx. 90 seconds.
   Illustration R
   Note
   At the start of the rinsing process, the water runs from the fresh water tank onto the rollers for approx. 45 seconds. During this time the device is silent. Only at the end of the rinsing process do the rollers start to turn for approx. 30 seconds.

9. Once the rinsing process has finished, the “MIN MAX” indicator (red) flashes for 10 seconds.
   Illustration K

10. Release the waste water tank: Stand with your foot on the tongue of the waste water tank and push the handle bar forward.
    Illustration N

11. Empty and clean the waste water tank (see chapter Cleaning the waste water tank).

12. Press the hair filter unlocking button. The hair filters are released.

13. Remove and clean the hair filters (see chapter Cleaning the hair filters).
    Illustration S

14. Remove and clean the rollers (see chapter Cleaning the rollers).
    Illustration T

15. If water is still present in the fresh water tank, remove and empty the fresh water tank.

Cleaning the waste water tank

ATTENTION
Adhering dirt deposits
Adhering dirt deposits can damage the device in the long term.
Clean the waste water tank regularly.
For information on the waste water tank display and the waste water tank emptying procedure, see chapter Emptying the waste water tank and refilling the cleaning fluid.

1. Remove the waste water tank cap.

2. Clean the waste water tank and cap with fresh wa- ter.
   Illustration U

3. Alternatively, the waste water tank can be cleaned in a dishwasher.
   Note
   The rubber seals of the waste water tank cap can become sticky when cleaned in a dishwasher. This does not affect their sealing ability.

Cleaning the rollers

ATTENTION
Detergent residue in the rollers
Foaming
Wash the rollers under running water or clean them in a washing machine each time after using the device.
ATTENTION
Damage due cleaning the rollers with fabric softener or using a clothes dryer Damage to the microfibres Do not use fabric softener when cleaning in a washing machine. Do not dry the rollers in a clothes dryer.
ATTENTION
Material damage due to loose rollers
This may damage the washing machine.
Place the rollers in a laundry net and load the washing machine with extra laundry.

1. Press the ON/OFF switch.
   The device switches off.

2. Fix the floor head with the foot and push the handle forward.
   The device stands by itself.
   Illustration M

3. Park the device on the parking and cleaning station.
   Illustration Y

4. Unscrew the cleaning rollers via the recessed grip.
   Illustration T

5. lean the cleaning rollers under running water on in a washing machine at max. 60 °C without washing agents.
   Illustration V

6. Clean the roller drive with a moist cloth.

7. Place the wet rollers to dry on the raised elements of the parking and cleaning station.
   Illustration AB

8. Store the device in a dry room.
   Illustration AD

Cleaning the hair filters
ATTENTION
Adhering dirt deposits
Adhering dirt deposits can damage the device in the long term.
It is recommended to clean the device completely after each application.
ATTENTION
Adhering dirt deposits
Adhering dirt deposits can damage the device in the long term.
Clean both hair filters regularly with the cleaning brush.
ATTENTION
Damage due to cleaning the hair filters in a dishwasher The washing process can distort the scraper edge and it will no longer press on the rollers correctly. This worsens the cleaning result.
Do not clean the hair filters in a dishwasher but rather  underrunning water.

1. Press the ON/OFF switch.
   The device switches off.

2. Fix the floor head with the foot and push the handle forward.
   The device stands by itself.
   Illustration M

3. Park the device on the parking and cleaning station.
   Illustration Y

4. Press the hair filter unlocking button.
   Illustration S
   The hair filters are released and can be removed.

5. Clean both hair filters under running water.

6. Remove adhering dirt deposits, e.g. in the filter comb, using the cleaning brush.
   Illustration X
   Illustration W

7. Insert the hair filters into the floor head and allow them to latch into place. Both hair filters must sit tightly in the device.
   Illustration AC

Cleaning and care agents
ATTENTION
Use of unsuitable detergents and care agents
The use of unsuitable detergents and care agents can damage the device and loss of eligibility for warranty claims.
Use only KÄRCHER detergents.
Take care to ensure the correct dosage.
Note
Use KÄRCHER detergent or care agents for floor cleaning as necessary.

• Observe the manufacturer’s dosing quantity recommendations when dosing with detergent or care agents.
• To prevent foaming, fill the fresh water tank with water first and the add the detergent or care agent.
• To prevent the tank from overflowing, be sure to leave enough space for the detergent or care agent when filling with water. To do this, observe the Max marking on the fresh water tank.

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.
The device does not work
The battery packs are not sitting correctly in the device.

• Press the battery packs into the battery pack holder on the device until they latch into place.
  The charging state of the battery packs is too low.

• Charge the battery packs, see chapter Charging battery packs.
  The battery packs or charger is defective.

• Replace the battery packs or charger, see chapter Intended use.
  The error LED (“Battery” indicator) flashes when the device is switched on and the device does not start The battery packs are empty.

• Charge the battery packs, see chapter Charging battery packs.
  The error LED (“Battery” indicator) flashes while the device is being used Device has overheated during use (e.g. when operating in high ambient temperatures).

• Stop working and allow the device to cool down.

• Allow the device to cool down if the device switches off by itself.
  The device can only be switched on again once it has cooled down enough. The indicators light up repeatedly from top to bottom The device is in the 90-second rinsing process for cleaning the floor head

• Wait approx. 90 seconds. After this, the rinsing process is finished and the indicators no longer light up (see chapter Floor head cleaning by means of rinsing process). The device does not absorb dirt There is no water in the fresh water tank. The “MIN MAX” indicator (red) lights up.

• Refill water in the fresh water tank, see chapter Emptying the waste water tank and refilling the cleaning fluid. The fresh water tank is not sitting properly in the device.

• Insert the fresh water tank so that it is firmly seated in the device. The waste water tank is missing or not sitting properly in the device.

• Insert the waste water tank in the device so that it audibly latches into place. The hair filters are missing or are not sitting correctly in the device.

• Fit the hair filters correctly in the device. The rollers are missing or not sitting properly in the device.

• Fit the rollers or twist the rollers as far as they will go onto the roller holder. The rollers are dirty or worn out.

• Clean the rollers (see chapter Cleaning the rollers.

The rollers are too dry
The rollers are not being sufficiently moistened.

• Moisten the rollers, see chapter Starting work.

• Moisten the rollers under the tap, wring them out and insert them into the device.
  The rollers twist out of the roller holder and the rotation of the rollers does not start
  The forward or backward mopping motion was started directly after the ON/OFF switch was pressed.

• After pressing the ON/OFF switch, wait until the roll- ers rotate and only then start the forward or backward mopping motion.

Poor cleaning result
The cleaning rollers were not washed before initial use.

• Wash the rollers in a washing machine at 60°C. For notes, see chapter General instructions on operation.

The rollers are dirty.

• Clean the rollers, see chapter Cleaning the rollers.
  The rollers are not being sufficiently moistened.

• Moisten the rollers, see chapter Starting work.
  Incorrect detergent or incorrect dosage was used.

• Use only KÄRCHER detergent and be sure to use the correct dosage.
  Foreign detergent residues are present on the floor.

• Thoroughly remove all detergent residues from the rollers using water.

• Clean the floor several times using the device and clean rollers, without using detergent.
  This removes all detergent residues from the floor.

The water absorption is not optimal
The hair filters are not sitting correctly in the device.

• Fit the hair filters correctly in the device.
  The rollers are worn out.

• Replace the rollers.
  The device is losing waste water
  The waste water tank is full.

• Empty the waste water tank immediately, see chap- ter Emptying the waste water tank and refilling the cleaning fluid.
  The waste water tank is not sitting properly in the device.

• Fit the waste water tank in the device so that it audi- bly latches into place. The waste water tank must sit tightly in the device.
  The hair filters are not sitting correctly in the device.

• Fit the hair filters correctly in the device. The waste water tank is damaged.

• Contact the authorised Customer Service.
  The device engages in joints when used
  The knobs on the underside of the waste water tank are damaged or worn.

• Contact the authorised Customer Service.

Technical data

FC 4-4

Electrical connection| |
Voltage| V| 7,2 – 7,4
Degree of protection| | IPX4
Device protection class| | III
Nominal power of device| W| 30
Nominal voltage of batteries| V| 2x 3.6 -3.7
Max. operating duration with fully charged batteries (2x 2.5 Ah)| min| 30
Filling quantity
Fresh water tank capacity| ml| 400
Waste water tank capacity| ml| 200
Dimensions and weights
Weight (without accessories and cleaning fluids)| kg| 3.5
Length| mm| 240
Width| mm| 310
Height| mm| 1170

Subject to technical modifications.

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References

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• Dealer Search | Kärcher International
• Home and Garden Warranty Registration USA - Kärcher
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