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Kärcher HDS 698 C ECO User Manual

Kärcher HDS 698 C ECO
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Figure 1
1 Cover
2 Support for spray lance
3 Pouring vent for liquid softner
(under the appliance hood)
4 Oil level indicator
5 Manometer
6 Detergent dosing valve and filling open-
ing for detergent
7 Connection for water supply with filter
8 High pressure hose
9 Steering roller with fixed position brake
10 Hand spraygun
11 Pressure/ quantity regulation at the
hand spray gun
12 Spray lance
13 High-pressure nozzle (stainless steel)
14 Steam nozzle (brass)
15 Power supply
16 Pouring vent for fuel
17 Nameplate
18 Storage compartment for accessories
(e.g. steam nozzle)
(under the appliance hood)
19 Cover lock
20 High pressure connection
Figure 2
1 Power switch
2 Indicator lamp for fuel shortage
3 Liquid softner indicator lamp
4 “Ready for use” indicator lamp
5 Indicator lamp for detergent
6 Indicator lamp exhaust temperature limiter
High-pressure jets can be dan-
gerous if improperly used. The
jet may not be directed at per-
sons, animals, live electrical equipment or
at the appliance itself.
Cleaning of: Machines, Vehicles, Struc-
tures, Tools, Facades, Terraces, Garden-
ing tools, etc.
Danger
Risk of injury! Follow the respective safety
regulations when operating at gas stations
or other dangerous areas.
Please follow the national rules and
regulations for fuel spray jets of the re-
spective country.
Please follow the national rules and
regulations for accident prevention of
the respective country. Fuel spray jets
must be tested regularly and the results
of these tests must be documented in
writing.
The heating appliance of the machine is
an ignition plant. All national laws and
regulations about heating systems must
also be followed.
As per the applicable national guide-
lines, the first time this high-pressure
cleaner must be taken into operation by
a skilled person. KÄRCHER has al-
ready performed this initial start-up for
you and has documented it accordingly.
The documentation can be requested at
your KÄRCHER partner. Please have
the part and plant number of the appli-
ance available when enquiring about
the documentation.
We would like to point out that the appli-
ance must be repeatedly checked by a
skilled person as prescribed by the ap-
plicable national regulations. Please
contact your KÄRCHER partner.
Overview
Device elements
Operating field
Symbols on the machine
Proper use
Please do not let mineral oil contaminat-
ed waste water reach soil, water or the
sewage system. Perform engine cleaning
and bottom cleaning therefore only on
specified places with an oil trap.
Safety instructions
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Kärcher HDS 698 C ECO Specifications

General IconGeneral
Flow Rate600 l/h
Fuel Tank25 l
Voltage230 V
Frequency50 Hz
Hose Length10 m

Summary

Environmental Protection Measures

Notes on Ingredients (REACH)

Information regarding product ingredients is available online for user reference.

Symbols in Operating Instructions

Explains the meaning of various safety symbols used throughout the manual.

Machine Overview and Identification

Device Elements

Lists and illustrates the main components of the pressure washer.

Operating Field

Identifies and explains the control panel indicators and switches.

Symbols on the Machine

Explains the meaning of various symbols found on the appliance itself.

Proper Use Guidelines

General Safety Instructions

Safety Devices and Functions

Overflow Valve with Two Pressure Switches

Describes the function and operation of the overflow valve.

Safety Valve

Explains the role of the safety valve in system protection.

Water Shortage Safeguard

Details the mechanism preventing operation without water.

Motor Protection Switch

Explains the function of the motor overload protection.

Temperature Stop for Exhaust Gases

Describes the safety feature that stops the machine at high temperatures.

Initial Start-up Procedure

Check Oil Level

Instructions on how to check and maintain the oil level.

Refill Liquid Softener

Guidance on adding liquid softener to prevent calcification.

Refilling Fuel

Refilling Detergent

Connecting Accessories

Install Hand Spray Gun, Jet Pipe, Nozzle, and High Pressure Hose

Step-by-step guide for connecting the spray gun and hose assembly.

Water and Power Connections

Water Connection

Instructions for connecting the water supply hose.

Suck in Water from Vessel

Instructions for drawing water from an external container.

Power Connection

Guidance on proper electrical connection procedures.

Operating the Appliance

Safety Instructions During Operation

Safety precautions specific to operating the appliance.

Turning On the Appliance

Step-by-step guide for starting the machine.

Adjusting Cleaning Temperature

How to set the water temperature for cleaning tasks.

Cleaning Operations

Working with High Pressure Nozzle

Guidance on using different nozzles for effective cleaning.

Recommended Cleaning Method

Instructions on effective cleaning techniques with detergent.

Operating with Cold Water

How to use the appliance with cold water for specific tasks.

Cleaning Procedures

How to set pressure, temperature, and detergent for cleaning.

Advanced Operating Modes

Operating with Hot Water

Instructions for using hot water for cleaning applications.

Operating with Steam

Guide for operating the appliance in steam mode.

After Operation with Detergent

Steps to take after using detergent for rinsing.

Turning Off the Appliance

Procedures for safely shutting down the machine.

Appliance Storage and Protection

Frost Protection

Precautions to prevent frost damage during storage.

Shutdown and Drainage Procedures

Dump Water

Steps to drain water from the system for storage.

Flush with Anti-freeze Agent

How to protect the appliance from freezing with antifreeze.

Transporting the Appliance

Maintenance and Care Schedule

Maintenance Intervals

Schedule and types of routine maintenance tasks.

Specific Maintenance Works

Detailed procedures for cleaning filters and oil changes.

Oil Change Procedure

Detailed step-by-step instructions for changing the engine oil.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Indicator Lamp Fuel Shortage

Explains what to do when the fuel level indicator is on.

Indicator Lamp "Ready for Use" Off

Troubleshooting steps when the ready indicator is off.

Indicator Lamp Liquid Softener

What to do if the liquid softener indicator lights up.

Indicator Lamp for Detergent

Actions to take when the detergent indicator is on.

Indicator Light Exhaust Temperature

How to handle the exhaust temperature limiter warning.

Appliance Not Running

Diagnosing and resolving issues when the appliance won't start.

Device Not Building Up Pressure

Steps to fix the issue of the device not building pressure.

Device Leaks or Drips

Troubleshooting water leaks from the appliance.

Intermittent Operation

Diagnosing intermittent operation while hand spray gun is closed.

Device Not Sucking Detergent

Resolving issues with the detergent intake system.

Burner Does Not Start

Steps to troubleshoot when the burner fails to ignite.

Temperature Not Achieved

Resolving issues with not reaching the set temperature during hot water use.

Warranty Information

Accessories and Spare Parts

Technical Specifications

Recurring Test Procedures

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