Karcher HD 7-250 DE TR1 User Manual

HD 7/250 De Tr1

59633200 08/10

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Please read and comply with

these original instructions prior
to the initial operation of your appliance and
store them for later use or subsequent own­ers.

Contents

Safety instructions EN - 1

Function EN - 2

Environmental protection EN - 2

Proper use EN - 2

Device elements EN - 3

Operation EN - 5

Frost protection EN - 8

Maintenance and care EN - 10

Faults EN - 14

Technical specifications EN - 16

Accessories and Spare Parts EN - 17

Warranty EN - 17

CE declaration EN - 17

Safety instructions

Hazard levels

 Danger

Immediate danger that can cause severe
injury or even death.

몇 Warning

Possible hazardous situation that could
lead to severe injury or even death.

Caution

Possible hazardous situation that could
lead to mild injury to persons or damage to
property.

Safety instructions

 Danger

– This appliance must only be operated,

maintained and repaired by authorised,
skilled and trained personnel.

–

Only physically and mentally fit and relia­ble people should operate and care for
this high pressure water jets (minimum
age 18). The operator or his representa­tive must be certain that the operator is fa­miliar with the appliance and its
application and that he will be able to per­form the assigned tasks responsibly.

– Fatigue, health issues, influence by al-

cohol or medications lead to a higher
safety risk while operating the machine.

– For safety reasons, a second person

must always be present when the appli­ance is being operated, in order to be
able to shut off the appliance in emer­gencies and to summon help if needed.

– The local and relevant accident preven-

tion directives as well as other, general­ly applicable safety, health and work
related regulations are to be observed.

The user is obliged to only operate the ap-

–

pliance while it is in flawless condition.

– Safety features on the appliance and

the spray unit must never be removed,
modified to made inoperable.

– Only use hose lines, spray units and ac-

cessories approved for the maximum
working pressure of the appliance.

– Hoses, pipes and connected accesso-

ries must be in good condition and in­stalled properly.

– The application should not be operated

in explosive environments.

– If the appliance is used in hazardous ar-

eas (e.g. filling stations) the corre­sponding safety provisions must be
observed.

– During jet spray work, nobody besides

the operator is allowed in a radius of 10
m around the spray unit.

– Never direct the water jet on to persons,

animals, the appliance itself or electrical
components.

– Modifications of the set operating over

pressure on the appliance may only be
performed if previously agreed with the
operator of the spray unit.

– Risk of injury! The recoil pressure of the

spray pipe can throw you off-balance.
You may fall. The spray jet can fly off
and cause damage to persons. Search
a secure place to stand and hold the
gun firmly. Never hold on tightly to the
lever of the hand spray gun.

Risk of falling! Take precautions when

–

working on a scaffold, so that the person
does not fall from the scaffold due to the
recoil force generated by the appliance.

– For manual work with a spray gun, the

nozzle diameter must be selected so
that the recoil force in the longitudinal
axis does not exceed 250 N during
max. operating pressure. If the recoil
force 150 N, the spray gun must be
equipped with a body support as per
European standard prEN 1829. With re­coil forces that exceed 250 N, the noz­zle must be guided mechanically.+

– The recoil forces may be different if you

are using angular spray devices.

– Always monitor the displays during op-

eration. If the displayed values are not
correct, switch the appliance off imme­diately and remediate the cause of the
malfunction.

– If the appliance is not to be turned on,

e.g. during maintenance procedures,
you must attach a warning sign on the
switch cabinet.

– Prevent unauthorised personnel from

using the appliance by switching off the
key switch and removing the key.

– The appliance must be secured against

unauthorised use during work breaks.

– If the water stream is directed on

sound-amplifying objects, the noise
emission values may exceed the values
listed in the specifications.

– Any type of non-adherence as well as

resulting injuries to humans and dam­age to materials lies in the responsibility
of the operator. Failure to observe
these warnings may result in injuries or
death of the operating personnel.

Protective clothing

 Danger

When working with the appliance or when
being present near the spray unit, the fol­lowing protective clothing must be worn:

Helmet with protective
shield

Safety goggles

Capsule ear protection

Protective gloves

Special safety boots and
a middle foot protection

Protective jacketprotec­tive overalls

Note

You must use protective clothing that is
specifically intended to be used with high
pressure cleaners. Effective protective
clothing can be purchased directly from
KÄRCHER.

Safety Devices

Safety devices serve to protect the user
and must not be rendered inoperational or
their functions bypassed.

Emergency-stop button

To put all functions out of operation imme­diately: Press emergency-stop button.
The appliance is free of pressure.

Safety switch for appliance hood

The appliance should be used only if the
appliance hood is closed.
If the appliance hood is opened during op­eration, the appliance will switch off and a
fault will be displayed.

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Burst disc

If the working pressure exceeds the max.
permissible overpressure by approx. 10%,
the burst disc will be destroyed and the wa­ter will circulate inside the appliance with­out pressure. High pressure operation no
longer possible.

Pressure switch

The pressure switch switches off the appli­ance if the minimum prepressure is not
reached.

High pressure sensor

The pressure sensor monitors the pressure
buildup in the high pressure system. If the
pressure sensor detects an exceedingly
rapid pressure decrease, as might be the
case with leaks or a burst hose, as well as
if the working pressure is exceeded, the ap­pliance will shut off.

Warning and instructive signs

 Danger

Risk of injury on account
of electric shock!

몇 Warning

Risk of burns on account
of hot surfaces!

몇 Warning

Danger of crushing. Do
not remove the cover
while the appliance is
running.
Do not reach near the
cooling fan and the V­belt while the motor is
running.

Î Retighten the wheel

bolts and the wheel
nuts after driving 50
km to a torque of 100
Nm.

Î Repeat the check af-

ter 500 km have been
driven and after 50
operating hours.

Î Repeat the safety

checks at regular in­tervals.

Î Have the brake sys-

tem and the lighting
system checked reg­ularly by an author­ised dealer
workshop.

Keep the warning and instructive signs on
the appliance clean.
Replace damaged or missing warning and
instructive signs with new ones.

Function

The high pressure pump is driven by an in­termediate gear by a diesel motor.
When the jet operation is interrupted, an
electric signal will switch the system from
hand spray gun to pressureless water cir­culation.
The preset operating pressure is regulated
via the motor speed.

Environmental protection

Please arrange for the proper disposal
of the old appliances

Old appliances contain valuable materials
that can be recycled; these should be sent
for recycling. Batteries, oil, and similar sub­stances must not enter the environment.
Please dispose of your old appliances us­ing appropriate collection systems.

Please make sure that engine and gear
oil, diesel and antifreeze

do not enter the environment. Protect the
ground and dispose of used oil as well as
fuel and antifreeze in an environmentally­clean manner.

Please do not release mineral oil con­taining wastewater

into the soil, surface waters or sewer sys­tems.

Notes about the ingredients (REACH)

You will find current information about the
ingredients at:

http://www.karcher.de/de/unternehmen/
umweltschutz/REACH.htm

Proper use

Use this appliance only as directed in these
operating instructions.
– The appliance is used to clean objects

by means of a high pressure water jet
with cold water without the use of deter­gents.

– The appliance may only be equipped

with original accessories and spare
parts.

– The appliance is not suited for the use

in potentially explosive environments.

– The appliance is not suitable to be used

simultaneously with multiple spray
units.

– The fresh water supply must meet the

following requirements:

max. temperature 60 °C
pH value 6,5...12
Total hardness 3...30 °dH
max. iron 0.2 mg/l Fe
max. manganese 0.05 mg/l Mn
max. chloride 100 mg/l Cl
max. organic substances 12 mg/l

use

KMnO

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max. sulphate 100 mg/l SO
max. chlorine 0,5 mg/l Cl
min. dissolved oxygen 5 mg/l O
max. abrasive hazardous

substances
free of undisolved gases
max. conductivity 1000 µS/cm
remaining values as per DIN 50930

5 mg/l

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Furthermore, the personnel must partici­pate in a Kärcher safety seminar.

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Device elements

1 Towing hitch
2 Tear-off rope
3 Connector vehicle lighting
4 Support wheel
5 Battery
6 Battery main switch
7 Block wedge
8 Oil dip pump gear
9 Covering lid, oil drain opening pump

gear
10 Oil drain screw intermediate gear
11 Oil sight glass intermediate gear
12 Ventilation screw intermediate gear
13 Ventilation end gear
14 Filling nozzle diesel tank
15 Compressor
16 Cover
17 Compressed air valve
18 Air filter
19 Equalising reservoir motor coolant

20 Radiator
21 Parking brake
22 Cover
23 Door operating panel
24 Lock of appliance hood
25 Safety support appliance hood
26 Registration plates
27 Storage compartment
28 Hinge, storage compartment
29 Emergency-stop button
30 Switch box
31 Operating field
32 Vice
33 Socket, control line
34 Exterior air connection (supply)
35 Water inlet
36 Right compressed air connection, to

connect a compressed air tool

37 Hose sock mounting

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38 Left compressed air connection, to con-

nect a compressed air tool
39 High-pressure outlet
40 Lifting eyelet (option)
41 Drain tap of the water tank (inside the

appliance)
42 Ball tap, antifreeze/water tank
43 Main fuse
44 Antifreeze container
45 Switch valve
46 Pump head
47 Maintenance door water tank
48 Pressure sensor/high pressure
49 Maintenance unit, pneumatics (cyclone

separator)
50 Manometer compressed air
51 High pressure pump
52 Waterfilter
53 Filler neck motor oil

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Display and operating panel

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1 Display actual pressure
2 Bar graph fuel level
3 Bar graph water level in tank
4 Display cooling water temperature
5 Display oil pressure
6 F6 key, menu preselection

Symbols on the display

Symbol Meaning

Nominal pressure

Actual pressure

Motor oil pressure

Fuel level

Water level in tank

Cool water temperature

Reset

Motor ON

Motor OFF

Reduce nominal value

7 Key F5, increase nominal value
8 Key F4, decrease nominal value
9 Key F3, motor OFF
10 Key F2, motor ON
11 Key F1, reset key (acknowledge fault)
12 Display appliance status

Symbol Meaning

Change value

Brightness and contrast
settings

Informational display for
service personnel (in­puts/outputs, operating
and high pressure hour­meter)

List of faults

Confirmation

Triggering outputs

High pressure hours

Operating hours of motor

Service interval hours
motor

Service interval hours
pump

Fault code motor

13 Display operation
14 Display actual speed
15 Display nominal pressure
16 Key switch

Symbol Meaning

Antifreeze rinse opera­tion

Load control

Display OK (control volt­age ON or motor is run­ning)

Display wait time

Preglowing (hold for 3
seconds)

Nominal pressure
reached

The symbols of the fault displays are de­scribed in the Chapter "Faults".

Hand spraygun

Increase nominal value

Menu preselection

Gun operation

Gun operation with speed
stop

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1 Coupling of the control cable
2 Lever
3Locking
4 High pressure hose connection
5 Spray pipe connection

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Operation

Please observe Chapter "Safety Instruc­tions" and the enclosed safety instructions
for high pressure cleaners (5.063-314.0)

Transport

Trailer operation

Note

The driver, who operates the towing vehicle
with trailer on public roads must ensure that
he has the appropriate license for this.

 Danger

When transporting the trailer in public traffic
with the water tank half full, the water can
swap out or the trailer could even tilt during
extreme steering manoeuvers.

Î Completely fill or empty the water tank.

Do not transport with the water tank half
full.

Î Close the appliance hood and open-

ings.

Î Adjust the height of the drawbar by

means of the support wheel to the
height of the trailer hitch of the towing
vehicle.

Î Attach the tear-off rope to the towing

vehicle.

1 Coupling lever
2 Bolt with marking

Î Hitch up the towing vehicle. Make sure

that the marking on the bolt points to the
+ symbol (Pfeil) once the coupling lever
is pushed down.

Î Connect the connector of the vehicle

lighting.

Î Rotate the support wheel up by means

of the crank.

Î Make sure that the suppport wheel

points in the direction of the trailer when
retracted.

Î Remove the chocks from underneath

the wheels and place them in their hold­ers.

Î Release parking brake.

1 Third brake light
2 Combined brake/tail lights, right, left
3 Blinker, right/left
4 Reverse light
5 License plate lighting
6 Fog lamp

Î Check the brake lights, blinkers, tail

lights, reverse lights, fog lamp and the
license plate lighting for their function.

Î Check tire pressure (refer to technical

data).

Note

Local speed limits for vehicles with trailers
must be observed and adhered to.

Loading

The appliance must be fitted with lifting
eyelets (option) to be raised by means of a
crane. The appliance should only be lifted
by the lifting eyelets.

Setting up the appliance

1 Crank to lower the support wheel
2 Connector vehicle lighting
3 Tear-off rope
4 Support wheel
5 Parking brake

Î Lock parking brake.
Î Lower the support wheel by means of

the crank.

Î Remove the tear-off rope from the tow-

ing vehicle.

Î Disconnect the connector from the ve-

hicle lighting and insert it into the plug

storage on the drawbar.
Î Secure the machine with wheel chocks

to prevent it from rolling away.

Î Disconnect the towing vehicle.
Î Align the appliance horizontally with the

support wheel.

Caution

Risk of malfunctions and damages to the
appliance. The appliance must be in hori­zontal position during operation.

Preparing for start-up

Check the fill levels

Î Open the lock on the appliance cover

and swivel the appliance cover up-

wards.
Î Swivel the latch of the appliance hood

upwards to keep it from shutting inad-

vertently.
Î Align the appliance horizontally

Check oil level in the pump, intermediate
gear and motor

Î Unscrew the oil dip on the pump gear.
Î Wipe the oil dip with a lintfree cloth.
Î Reinsert the dip completely and pull it

back out.
Î If the oil level has sunken to the mark,

refill oil (see "Care and Maintenance").

Check the oil level in the intermediate

Î

gear.
Î The oil level must be in the centre of the

viewing glass. If this is not the case, re-

fill oil (see "Care and Maintenance").

Î Pull out the oil dip of the motor.
Î Wipe the oil dip with a lintfree cloth.
Î Insert the oil dip, pull it out and read it.
Î If the oil level has sunken to the mark,

refill oil (see "Care and Maintenance").

Check the fill level of the coolant in the
motor

Check the fill level of the coolant in the

Î

equalisation container of the motor cool-

ant with a cooled off motor. The liquid

level has to be between MIN and MAX.

Check the fill level of the antifreeze

Î In case of risk of frost, unscrew the lid of

the antifreeze container and check the

fill level. If required refill antifreeze.

Turning on the Appliance

Î Switch on the battery main switch.
Î Switch on the key switch on the operat-

ing panel.

Check the fill level of the diesel tank

 Danger

Risk of explosion, fire, poisoning by means
of exhaust gases.

– Turn the motor off prior to fueling up.
– Do not refuel in closed rooms, ensure

sufficient ventilation.
– Never fill up in the vicinity of open

flames or sparks.

– Do not smoke during fueling.
– Immediately remove fuel that leaked

during the refuelling with cleaning

cloths and dispose of it properly.

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Caution

Do not completely deplete the fuel in the
fuel tank, otherwise, the fuel system will
have to be ventilated. Possibly suctioned
dirt from the bottom of the tank can lead to
malfunctions.

Î Check the fill level of the diesel fuel at

the bar segment display for the fuel lev­el. If required, top off the diesel fuel.

For temperatures below 0°, only use
winter diesel.

Check the fill level in the water tank

Î Check the fill level of the water at the

bar segment display for the water level
in the tank. Top off the water tank if nec­essary. Connect the water supply hose
to the water inlet.

Start up

Connecting the spray pipe to the gun

1 Trigger gun
2 Pressure ring
3 Pressure screw
4 Spray lance
5 Nozzle holder
6 High pressure nozzle

Î Remove the protective caps on the

spray pipe.

Î Grease the thread on the gun side with

stainless steel screw grease (6.280-

180.0).

Î Screw the pressure ring onto the spray

pipe.

A

B

Î The sealing cone of the spray pipe must

protrude about 1-1.5 thread lengths (B)
from the pressure ring (A).

Î Rotate the pressure ring (A) by hand to

adjust the distance (left thread).

Î Insert the spray pipe all the way into the

gun.
Secure the spray pipe by tightening the

Î

pressure screw (torque approx. 100 Nm).

Connecting the nozzle

Do not perform this procedure until after the
unit has been ventilated, see "Ventilating
the high pressure system“.
Î Grease the thread on the nozzle side

with stainless steel screw grease
(6.280-180.0).

Î Grease the nozzle holder with stainless

steel screw grease (6.280-180.0) and
screw it onto the spray pipe (left
thread).

Î Grease the thread of the high pressure

nozzle with stainless steel screw
grease (6.280-180.0) and screw it onto
the nozzle holder (hexagon socket).

Connect the high pressure hose to the
gun and the appliance.

 Danger

Risk of injury from leaks or water jets
emerging from leaks.
– Hoses, pipes and the spray unit must

be in good condition and installed prop­erly.

– Check the high pressure hose daily.
– Only use original high pressure hoses

that are approved for the respective
pressure range and temperature.

– Avoid contact with chemicals.
– Do not use hoses with kinks.
– Do not use the high pressure hose any-

more if the thread is damaged or cor­roded.

– Stop using the high pressure hose if the

external wire layer is visible.

– Do not route the high pressure hose

across sharp edges.

– Lay the high pressure hoses in such a

way that no vehicle can drive over it.

– Do not use high-pressure hoses that

have been driven over, kinked, pressed
or bent even if there is no externally vis­ible damage.

– Completely lay out the high pressure

hose, do not overlap.
High pressure hoses age with time. Re-

–

place high pressure hoses every 6
years, even if they are in good condition.

– High pressure hoses that have been

stored for more than 2 years, may no
longer be used.

– Store the high pressure hose so that

there is no mechanical strain. Store in a
cool, dry and dustfree place.

– Do not stretch the high pressure hose

during storage, as the high pressure
hose might change its length during op­eration.

– Relieve tension from the high pressure

hose after operation, purge excess wa­ter, coil it and store it properly.

Î Unscrew the protective caps from the

high pressure connection of the hand
spray gun and pull off at the high pres­sure hose.

Î Clean the thread and grease it with

stainless steel screw grease (6.280-

180.0).

Î Check the high pressure hose for flaw-

less condition (no damage). Only use
intact hoses.

Î Connect the high pressure hose to the

hand spray gun (procedure as de­scribed in Chapter "Connecting the
spray pipe to the gun").

Î Remove the protective cap from the

high pressure outlet of the appliance.

Î Clean the thread and grease it with

stainless steel screw grease (6.280-

180.0).

Î Connect the high pressure hose to high

pressure connection (procedure as de-

scribed in Chapter "Connecting the

spray pipe to the gun").

1 Hose sock mounting
2 Hose sock

Î When using a hose sock to protect the

high pressure hose from ripping off,

hook the hose sock into the hose sock

mount.

Connect the control line

Î Roll the control line off the winch to

hose length. Make sure that the control

line is not underneath the high pressure

hose, as the high pressure hose can

rub against it and cause a line break.
Î Pull of the protective cap or antifreeze

plug on the appliance connection side.
Î Connect the short cable end of the

winch with the socket.

Plug the protective caps together to pre-

Î

vent soiling of the protective cap insides.
Î Connect the control line on the gun side

and plug the protective caps together.

Connect the water supply

According to the applicable regu­lations, the appliance must never
be used on the drinking water net

without a system separator. Use a
suitable system separator manufactured by
Kärcher; or, as an alternative, a system
separator as per EN 12729 Type BA.

Note

Water with drinking water quality with a
pressure between 0.15 and 0.6 MPa (1.5 to
6 bar) is required to ensure a smooth oper­ation of the system.

Î Remove the protective cap from the wa-

ter supply inlet of the appliance.

Î Connect the system separator to the

water inlet (option).

A If the system separator was installed,

the water inlet is on the appliance

B Water inlet on the system separator

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Î Connect the water supply hose to the

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respective water inlet (arrow).

Î Open the lock on the appliance cover

and swivel the appliance cover up­wards.

Î Swivel the latch of the appliance hood

upwards to keep it from shutting inad­vertently.

Î Check the water filter for contamination,

clean/replace if required.

Î Check the position of the ball tap in the

antifreeze/water tank, set to the water
tank on the right.

The control voltage is switch on and the dis­play shows the operating status.

Î Switch off the motor.
Î Install the nozzle as described in the

chapter "Connecting the nozzle".

Settings

Adjust the water pressure

Note

The water pressure can be changed right
after startup with the key switch as well as
during operation.

Î Adjust the water pressure using the F5

and F4 keys "Increase/reduce water
pressure".

The water pressure can be changed in
increments of 5 MPa (50 bar).

Î Close the drain tap of the water tank.

Î Switch on the battery main switch.
Î Tilt the safety latch of the appliance

hood toward the bottom.

Î Tilt the appliance hood downward and

lock it.

Î Open the door to the operating panel

and switch on the ignition via the keys­witch.

If the tank level is low, the water will be sup­plied

Start the engine

At low ambient temperatures, the preheat­ing process will start automatically. The re­spective message is shown on the display.
Î Press the F2 key to start the motor.

Motor runs warm.

During the warm up time, the display will
show the clock symbol.

The set water pressure has been reached.

Adjust the brightness and contrast of
the display

Î Step 1: Press F6 key.

Note

The appliance can only be operated with
the appliance hood closed. The appliance
will switch off when the appliance hood is
opened.

Î Release emergency-stop button by

turning.

Î Open the operating panel door.
Î Turn the key switch to the right.

After the warm up time, the appliance will
be ready for high pressure operation.

Ventilating the high pressure system

Î Connect the high pressure hose, gun

and the spray pipe without nozzle as
described in chapter "Startup".

Î Activate the gun about 30 to 40 sec-

onds until a continuous water jet is emit­ted from the spray pipe.

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Î Step 2: Press F4 key.

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Î Step 3: Press the F3 key to switch be-

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2

3

4

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tween brightness and contrast.

Î You can change the brightness and

contrast levels with the F4 and F5 keys.
F4 (-) = set value decreases.
F5 (+) = set value increases.

Î By pressing the F6 key twice, you will

return to the operating display.

Retrieve the informational display for
service personnel

Î Step 1: Press F6 key.

Î By pressing the F6 key twice, you will

return to the operating display.

Operation

Note

If the appliance is protected with antifreeze,
this antifreeze must be purged from the wa­ter system (see chapter "Pumping anti­freeze out of the water system“).
Remove air from the high pressure system
prior to operation!

Î Press the release of the hand spray gun

downwards.

Î Pull the lever on the handgun toward

the back.
The motor goes to operating speed.
The high pressure water stream is re­leased.

Î To switch off the high pressure spray,

release the lever of the hand spray gun
and let the release lock.

Note

Frequent switching on and off of the high
pressure spray increase the wear and tear
on the appliance and reduce its product life.
Perform the cleaning process with as few
interruptions as possible.

Shutting down

Note

Only use the Emerg Stop key in emergen­cies, not to switch off the appliance. A fre­quent use of the emergency stop key will
increase wear and tear on the appliance.

Î To switch off the high pressure spray,

release the lever of the hand spray gun
and let the release lock.

Î Press F3 key.

Depending on the load, the motor
should somewhat longer to cool off.

Î If there is a risk of freezing tempera-

tures during the operational break, flush
the appliance with antifreeze (see
Chapter "Antifreeze") or transport the
appliance to an area protected from
frost.

Î Turn main key to "0" and remove it.
Î Close and lock the operating panel

door.

Î Open the hood and remove the key

from the battery separating switch.

Î Unscrew the high pressure hose, the

water supply hose and the control line.

Î Protect the hose connections and cou-

plings from contamination with protec­tive caps.

Note

Do not store any objects (incl. hoses, ca­bles and spray units) inside the appliance.
Use the storage compartment or storage
box (option) to store these items.

Frost protection

Note

Use commercially available glycol-based
antifreeze for automobiles.
Observe the manufacturer's handling in­structions.

To protect from freeze damages, the appli­ance must be flushed with antifreeze.
– Antifreeze flushing in a circuit from the

antifreeze tank of the appliance, for pre­ferred use on site

Antifreeze rinse in the circuit (high

pressure pump)

Î Step 2: Press F3 key.

The display will show the trailing time of the
motor with the clock symbol.

Different parameters can be read in the in­formational display:
U = operating voltage
RPM = motor speed
bar = operating pressure
h = operating hours

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The motor will switch off.

1 Maintenance door water tank
2 Ball tap, switchover antifreeze/water

tank
3 Backflow antifreeze
4 Antifreeze container filler neck
5 Drain tap water tank

1 Antifreeze hose
Î Unpressurize the appliance.

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Î Refill the antifreeze container with anti-

freeze. Select the mixing ratio of the
water/antifreeze as per the instructions
of the antifreeze manufacturer.

Î Align the actuation lever of the ball tap

for antifreeze/water tank vertically.

Î Unscrew the high pressure hose from

the high pressure outlet.

Î Connect the antifreeze hose between

the high pressure outlet and the anti­freeze return.

Î Plug in the antifreeze plug control line.
Î Turn the key switch to the right.

The control voltage is switched on and the
display shows the antifreeze rinse opera­tion.

Î Press the F2 key to start the motor.
Î Let the motor run until antifreeze is vis-

ible in the antifreeze hose.
The antifreeze liquid is pumped through

the appliance in a circuit.

Note

After each antifreeze flush, the antifreeze
concentration must be tested in the hose
with a commercially available antifreeze
tester in the return flow from the hose. Add
more antifreeze as needed if the concen­tration is too low.

Î Press the F3 key to shut off the motor.

Wait for the motor to stop trailing.

Î Remove the antifreeze hose between

the high pressure outlet and the anti­freeze return.

Antifreeze motor

Î Check the coolant circuit of the motor

for sufficient antifreeze, refill antifreeze
as needed.

See Maintenance Procedures "Check and
refill the coolant“.

Battery

Î If the appliance is not used for an ex-

tended period and if there is frost, re­move the battery and store it in a
location protected from frost.

Pumping antifreeze out of the high

pressure system

Note

Prior to operation, the antifreeze must be
pumped from the high pressure system
back into the antifreeze container.

Î Unpressurize the appliance.

Î Connect the antifreeze hose between

the high pressure outlet and the anti-

freeze return.
Î Create a water supply connected to the

system separator.
Î Turn the key switch to the right.

The control voltage is switch on and the

display shows the operating status.
The solenoid valve for the water supply will

open.

Î Plug in the antifreeze plug control line.
Î Press the F2 key to start the motor.
Î The antifreeze liquid is routed into the

antifreeze tank with fresh water from

the fresh water reservoir.
Î Rinse for about 2 minutes. Watch the

antifreeze hose until no more antifreeze

can be seen.
Î Press the F3 key to shut off the motor.

Wait for the motor to stop trailing.
Î Remove the antifreeze hose between

the high pressure outlet and the anti-

freeze return.

Î Swivel the actuation lever of the ball tap

for antifreeze/water tank to the right.

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Maintenance and care

Danger



Maintenance Procedures may only be

–

carried out by persons who have been in­structed in the safe operation and mainte­nance on the high-pressure systems.

– Before carrying out any tasks on the

machine, switch the key switch off and
remove it.

Prevent inadvertent startups of the appli­ance during Maintenance Procedures via
third persons by attaching signs on the
appliance and the spray unit.

– If the appliance must be started up for

maintenance procedures, a second
person must be present for safety rea­sons.

– Water under high pressure can pene-

trate the skin and cause severe injuries
and infections. Stay away from leaks
and do not search for leaks by hand.

– Do not use flammable detergents to

clean the appliance.

– After completing the maintenace work,

check all safety devices for correct in­stallation and proper function.

몇 Caution

Risk of damage. Do not disconnect the bat­tery while the ignition is on or the motor is
running.

1 Waterfilter
2 Filter pot
3 Filter inlay
4 Ventilation of pump gear
5 Ventilation screw intermediate gear
6 Oil sight glass intermediate gear
7 Oil drain screw intermediate gear
8 Oil drain screw pump gear
9 Oil dip pump gear
10 Air filter
11 Air filter insert
12 Cover
13 Lock
14 Battery
15 Filler neck motor oil

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Flow pattern

1 Compressor
2 Oil cooler module
3 Air cooler module
4 Cyclone separator
5 2/2 way solenoid valve, 2-stroke
6 Condensation drain, return to water

tank
7 Pressure relief valve
8 Silencer
9 Backflow valve
10 Pressure regulation valve
11 Ball tap
12 Safety valve
13 Pressure container
14 Compressed air filter
15 Pressure switch
16 2/2 way PN bypass valve
17 5/2 way valve
18 3/2 way valve
19 Burst disc safety
20 High pressure sensor

21 High-pressure pump
22 Internal combustion engine
23 Prepressure manometer
24 Advance pressure pump
25 Ball tap
26 Water reservoir
27 Antifreeze tank
28 2/2 way solenoid valve
29 High-pressure outlet
30 Exterior air
31 Quick coupling
32 Water filter
33 Fill level probe

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Maintenance intervals

Time Activity By whom

Prior to each drive Check the lighting. Operator

Check the tyre pressure and their state. Operator

Every 10 operating
hours or daily

Once after the first 50
operating hours

Once after the first 150
operating hours

Every 50 operating
hours or weekly

Every 100 operating
hours

Every 200 operating
hours

Every 400 operating
hours

After 750 operating
hours or once a year

Every 1500 operating
hours

Every 3000 operating
hours

Every other year Check the coolant in the motor and replace (see "Maintenance Procedures"). Customer Service/

Maintenance Works

Check the oil level on the motor and add
motor oil

Note

Only trained personnel is permitted to add
motor, gear and pump oil.

Note

Align the appliance horizontally prior to
check the oil level in order not to get a false
result.
Check the oil prior to starting the appliance
or at least 5 minutes after switching off the
engine.

Caution

Increased risk of fire! When filling the motor
oil make sure that no oil lands on hot motor
surfaces.

Check oil level in the pump gear (see "Initial startup"), refill oil if needed. Operator
Check the water filter and clean if necessary. Operator
Check coolant level in the equalisation container (see "Initial startup"), refill coolant if need-

ed.
Replace motor oil (see "Maintenance Procedures"). Customer Service
Replace oil filter insert on motor. Customer Service
Check the screw connections on the motor. Call customer service if necessary. Customer Service
Replace oil in the pump gear. Customer Service
Replace oil in the intermediate gear. Customer Service
Check pipes to see if there are any leaks. Operator
Check the V-belt tension, retension if necessary (see "Maintenance Procedures"). Customer Service/

Check hoses for wear, replace if required. Customer Service/

Check/clean the air filter insert (see "Maintenance Procedures"). Operator

Check the screw connections on the motor. Call customer service if necessary. Customer Service
Replace motor oil (see "Maintenance Procedures"). Customer Service
Replace oil filter insert on motor. Customer Service
Replace the fuel filter. Customer Service
Cleaning the water separator. Customer Service
Lubricate the brake on the drawbar (see "Maintenance Procedures"). Operator

Replace air filter insert (see "Maintenance Procedures"). Customer Service
Replace V-belt. Customer Service
Check the injection pressure at the fuel injector nozzle. Customer Service

Replace oil in the pump gear. Customer Service
Replace oil in the intermediate gear. Customer Service

Remove the oil dip, wipe it and reinsert it.

Î
Î Remove the oil dip one more time and

check the oil level.

The oil level is correct if it is within the mark­ings (arrows) on the oil dip.

Î If the oil level is below the bottom mark,

open the filler neck lid (arrow) and add
fresh motor oil.

Î Wait five minutes, until the oil has col-

lected in the oil pan.

Î Check the oil level as described above.
Î Repeat this procedure as often as nec-

essary until the oil level is between the
markings on the oil dip.

Î After the check, insert the oil dip and

close the lid of the filler neck.

Oil change (to be performed by custom­er service only)

Note

Only trained personnel is permitted to add
motor, gear and pump oil.

Note

Replace the oil while the motor has operat­ing temperature. Align the appliance hori­zontally prior to the oil change.

Motor

Above 25 °C SAE30 or

0 °C to 25 °C SAE20 or

Below 0 °C SAE10W or

Operator

Operator

Operator

Operator

SAE10W-30
SAE 15W-40

SAE10W-30
SAE 15W-40

SAE10W-30
SAE15W-40

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Pump and gear

Pump Mobil D.T.E Oil AA 320
Gear Mobil D.T.E Oil AA 320

Î The oil level is correct if it is within the

markings on the oil dip.
Î After the check, insert the oil dip and

close the lid of the filler neck.

Check the coolant and refill

Note

Prior to every operation, the fill level of the
coolant in the equalisation container must
be checked.

Caution

Observe the brand of antifreeze used. The
mixture can cause a chemcial reaction and
hazardous substances can be generated.
Do not mix different antifreeze types.

몇 Warning

The motor can overheat if there is a lack of
coolant. Turn the motor off immediately and
let it cool down.
If the motor is so overheated, that water va­pors escape, immediately turn the motor off
and keep a safety distance to the motor un­til the pressure has decreased.
Danger of burns! Never open the lid on the
cooler while the motor has operating tem­perature. The container is under pressure.

Î Open the lid on the equalisation con-

tainer of the motor coolant, fill in fresh

clean water and the required antifreeze.

Cleaning/replacing the air filter

Î Open both locks (arrows) on the lid.

Î Remove the lid and the dust sediments.

Î Take out the filter inlay.

Î Blow out the filter insert with com-

pressed air (max. 2 bar) from the inside.

Î Clean the inside of the air filter housing

with a cloth.

Note

Severely contaminated or defective filter in­serts must always be replaced.

Î Please the filter insert into the air filter

housing with the closed side facing out.

Note

Make sure the lid fights snugly, if the lid
does not close properly, dust can get into
the combustion chamber of the motor and
damage it.

Î Replace the lid and close the locks.

Draining the compressed air system

Note

The compressed air system must be
drained in regular intervals.
During continuous operation, it might be
necessary to drain it 2 to 3 times a day.

Note

Do not drain the liquid from the system dur­ing high pressure operation. If the ball tap is
open, pressure cannot be built up in the
compressed air lines.

Î Open the ball tap. Allow the water to

drain.

Î After the drain procedure, close the ball

tap.

Compressor

Note

Maintenance work on the compressor may
only be performed by the authorised cus­tomer service.

Charge/replace battery

몇 Warning

Battery acid is very corrosive! Always wear
acid-resistant goggles, gloves and an
apron when working with battery acid.
Never charge the battery in the vicinity of
open flames or igniting sparks.
The battery may only be charged in rooms
that are sufficiently ventilated.
Depending on the battery type, the acid lev­el might need to be checked.
The motor must be turned off to charge the
battery.

Note

Prior to connecting the charger, the con­necting cables to the control must be dis­connected from the battery. Otherwise, the
control could be damaged!
If the appliance is not used for an extended
period and if there is frost, remove the bat­tery and store it in a location protected from
frost.

몇 Warning

Never connect frozen batteries to charge
them. Risk of explosion!
Prior to charging, thaw the battery and
warm to at least 16 °C.

Note

When disconnecting the battery, first dis­connect the negative and then the positive
terminal.
When reconnecting the battery, first con­nect the positive and then the negative ca­ble.
Do not transpose the connecting cable.
Risk of cable fire!

Î Disconnect the connecting cable from

the battery at the negative terminal.

Î Disconnect the connecting cable from

the battery at the positive terminal.

Î Connect the charger.
Î Disconnect the charger after the charg-

ing process is complete.

Î Connect the connecting cable to the

positive terminal on the battery.

Î Connect the connecting cable to the

negative terminal on the battery.

Checking the V-Belt

Note

If the V-belt is not sufficiently tensioned,
this can cause an overheating of the motor
or to an insufficient battery charge.

Î Shut off the motor and remove the key

from the key switch.

Î To check whether the V-belt is ten-

sioned, press the belt with your thumb.

If the V-belt can easily be deflected, or if it
sits loosely on the pulleys, you must order
authorised customer service to tension/re­place the V-belt.

Note

Defective V-belts must be replaced imme­diately.

Caution

The V-belt must only be tensioned or re­placed by Customer Service.

Lubricate the brake on the drawbar

Î Press lubricant into both lubrication nip-

ples (arrows) using a commercial
grease press.

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Faults

Danger



This can lead to severe injuries and possi­bly death. An improper startup and repair of
the appliance and the spray unit is danger­ous.

Î Read the fault message on the display

and remediate the fault as per the table
below.

Î Press the reset button to acknowledge/

confirm the fault message.

Faults with display

Faults detected by the control are shown
on the display.

1 Display
2 Fault indication
3 Reset key to confirm the fault

Display/meaning Cause Remedy By whom

Emergency Stop switch depressed Unlock Emergency Stop switch Operator
Remote control not connected Create connection Operator
Plug wet Dry the plug Operator

>Malfunction<
EMERGENCY
STOP

Plug defective Replace the plug Customer Service
Switch in the hand spray gun defective Check the switch, replace Customer Service
Cable breakage Replace the cable Customer Service

Device hood open Close appliance hood Operator
Cable breakage Replace the cable Customer Service
Safety switch for appliance hood defective Check safety switches. Customer Service

>Malfunction<
Hood open

>Malfunction<
Tank level

>Malfunction<
Cooling water level

>Malfunction<
Motor oil pressure

>Malfunction<
Motor temperature

>Malfunction<
Tyre pressure

Fuel tank empty. Refill diesel fuel Operator
Level sensor defective Replace level sensor Customer Service
Cable breakage Replace the cable Customer Service

See motor operating instructions
Level of coolant too low Refill cooling water Operator
Radiator contaminated Clean the radiator Operator
V-belt tension on the ventilator too low Retension V-belt Customer Service
Thermostat defective Replace the thermostat Customer Service
Cable breakage Replace the cable Customer Service
Motor oil level too low Check the motor oil level Operator
Oil the motor has the wrong viscosity Replace engine oil. Customer Service
Oil pressure switch on motor defective Replace oil pressure switch on motor Customer Service
Cable breakage Replace the cable Customer Service
Look for more instructions in the motor's operating instructions

Coolant level in the motor too low Check coolant units Operator
Radiator contaminated Clean the radiator Operator
V-belt tension on the ventilator drive too low Check V-belt tension Operator

Tighten V-Belt Customer Service
Thermostat defective Check thermostat Customer Service
Defective temperature switch Check the temperature switch Customer Service
Cable breakage Replace the cable Customer Service
Look for more instructions in the motor's operating instructions
Ball tap of drain open Close the ball tap Operator
Water in the compressed air tank Drain water Operator
Air system leaks Seal the air system Customer Service
Compressor defective Repair the compressor Customer Service
V-belt tension on the compressor drive too low Tighten V-Belt Customer Service
Pressure switch is defective Check/replace the pressure switch Customer Service
Cable breakage Replace the cable Customer Service

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Display/meaning Cause Remedy By whom

>Malfunction<
High pressure sen­sor

>Malfunction<
High pressureHoch­druck > max.

>Malfunction<
High pressure de­crease too slow

>Malfunction<
Water level

>Malfunction<
Water inlet pressure
below 0.15 MPa (1.5
bar)

>Malfunction<
Remote control

Cable plug of high pressure sensor loose or
short in connection

Cable breakage Replace the cable Customer Service
High pressure sensor defective Check / replace the sensor Customer Service

The permitted max. pressure is exceeded due
to small or plugged nozzle

Load speed too high Reduce load speed Customer Service

The pressure decrease is too slow after the le­ver of the hand spray gun is released

Cable breakage Replace the cable Customer Service
High pressure valve defective Check the high pressure valve Customer Service
High pressure sensor defective Check / replace the sensor Customer Service

Water tank empty. Inlet valve to water tank
closed (by customer)

Cross section of water supply hose too small Use a water supply hose with a larger

Level switch defective Replace the level switch Customer Service
Cable breakage Replace the cable Customer Service
Water reservoir empty Filling the Water Reservoir Operator
Water filter contaminated Clean water filter Operator
Backflow valve on the advance pump contami-

nated
Pressure switch is defective Check/replace the pressure switch Customer Service
Cable breakage Replace the cable Customer Service
Advance pump defective Check / replace the prepressure pump Customer Service
Advance pump drive defective Check/replace the main switch Customer Service
Remote control not connected Create connection Operator
Plug wet Dry the plug Operator
Plug defective Replace the plug Customer Service
Switch in the hand spray gun defective Check the switch, replace Customer Service
Cable breakage or short in the control line Check the cable, replace Customer Service

See motor operating instructions
Evaluation unit defective Replace evaluation unit Customer Service
Cable breakage Replace the cable Customer Service

Check for correct fit Operator

Check the nozzle size, install correct noz-

zle

Check the switch valve Customer Service

Check the inlet valve to the water tank Operator

cross section

Check backflow valve Customer Service

Operator

Operator

>Malfunction<
EMR fault

>Malfunction<
Compressor temper­ature

>Malfunction<
Water in fuel

Oil temperature too high Check the oil temperature Operator
Temperature sensor defective Replace the temperature sensor Customer Service
Cable breakage Replace the cable Customer Service

See motor operating instructions
Water in fuel Replace the fuel Operator
Cable breakage Replace the cable Customer Service

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Faults without display on the console

1Main fuse

Fault Cause Remedy By whom

Appliance stops, dis-

Main fuse is blown Replace the main fuse Operator

play switches off
No display after

switching the appli­ance on

Motor will not start or

Battery main switch switched off Switch on the battery main switch Operator
Battery depleted Charging battery Operator
Main fuse is blown Replace the main fuse Operator
See separate operating instructions of the motor

turns off immediately
Working pressure is

fluctuating

Air in the high pressure pump Ventilating the high pressure system Operator
Valves worn out Replace the valves Customer Service

Technical specifications

HD 7/250 DE TR1

Water connection

Max. feed temperature °C 60
Min. feed volume l/h (l/min) 1080 (18)
Feed pressure MPa (bar) 0,15...0,6 (1,5...6)

Performance data

Water flow rate l/h (l/min) 672 (11,2)
Operating pressure of water (using standard nozzle) MPa (bar) 250 (2500)
Max. excess operating pressure (safety valve) MPa (bar) 300 (3000)
Drive motor performance kW 74
Motor rpm 1/min 3000
Battery V/Ah 12/55
Nozzle size 0,6
Max. recoil force of hand spray gun N 129

Fuel

Oil quantity, intermediate gear l 0,6
Öl type, intermediate gear - Mobil D.T.E. Oil AA 320
Oil quantity, pump gear l 4,5
Oil type, pump gear - Mobil D.T.E. Oil AA 320
Oil quantity, motor l 4,5
Öl type, motor - See Maintenance tasks
Content of cooling system l 10-11

Dimensions and weights

Length x width x height mm 4068 x 1912 x 2000
Diesel tank l200
Weight without operating materials kg 1240
Weight including operating materials, approx. kg 1510
Permissible axle load kg 1800
Antifreeze container l 25
Water reservoir l200
Tyre type - 205 R 14
Tyre pressure MPa (bar) 0,45 (4,5)
Brake system - Overrun brake
Vibration total value (ISO 5349)
Hand-arm vibration value
Hand spraygun m/s
Spray lance m/s
Uncertainty K m/s
Sound pressure level L
Uncertainty K

pA

Sound pressure level L

(EN 60704-1) dB(A) 91

pA

+ Uncertainty KWA (2001/14//EC) dB(A) 111

WA

2

2

2

<2,5
<2,5

0,5

dB(A) 2

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Accessories and Spare Parts

CEO

Head of Approbation

– Only use accessories and spare parts

which have been approved by the man­ufacturer. The exclusive use of original
accessories and original spare parts
ensures that the appliance can be oper­ated safely and troublefree.

– At the end of the operating instructions

you will find a selected list of spare
parts that are often required.

– For additional information about spare

parts, please go to the Service section
at www.kaercher.com.

Warranty

The warranty terms published by the rele­vant sales company are applicable in each
country. We will repair potential failures of
your appliance within the warranty period
free of charge, provided that such failure is
caused by faulty material or defects in man­ufacturing. In the event of a warranty claim
please contact your dealer or the nearest
authorized Customer Service centre.
Please submit the proof of purchase.

CE declaration

We hereby declare that the machine de­scribed below complies with the relevant
basic safety and health requirements of the
EU Directives, both in its basic design and
construction as well as in the version put
into circulation by us. This declaration shall
cease to be valid if the machine is modified
without our prior approval.

Product: Maximum pressure cleaners
Type: 1.025-xxx
Relevant EU Directives

2006/42/EC (+2009/127/EC)
2004/108/EC
2000/14/EC

Applied harmonized standards

EN ISO 12100–1
EN ISO 12100–2
pr EN 1829-1
EN 1829 -2
EN 13309: 2000
EN 55012: 2007 + A1: 2009

Applied conformity evaluation method

2000/14/EC: Appendix V

Sound power level dB(A)

Measured: 109
Guaranteed: 111

The undersigned act on behalf and under
the power of attorney of the company man­agement.

Authorised Documentation Representative
S. Reiser

Alfred Kärcher GmbH Co. KG
Alfred-Kärcher-Str. 28 - 40
71364 Winnenden (Germany)
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Winnenden, 2010/08/01

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19EN

AE Karcher FZE, P.O. Box 17416, Jebel Ali Free Zone (South),
Dubai, United Arab Emirates,

[phone], www.kaercher.com

AR Kärcher S.A., Uruguay 2887 (1646) San Fernando, Pcia. de
Buenos Aires

[phone], www.karcher.com.ar

AT Alfred Kärcher Ges.m.b.H., Lichtblaustraße 7, 1220 Wien,

[phone], www.kaercher.at

AU Kärcher Pty. Ltd., 40 Koornang Road, Scoresby VIC 3179,
Victoria,

[phone], www.karcher.com.au

BE Kärcher N.V., Industrieweg 12, 2320 Hoogstraten,

[phone], www.karcher.be

BR Kärcher Indústria e Comércio Ltda., Av. Professor
Benedicto Montenegro no 419, Betel, Paulínia - Estado de Sao
Paulo, CEP 13.140-000

[phone], www.karcher.com.br

CA Kärcher Canada Inc., 6535 Millcreek Road, Unit 67,
Mississauga, ON, L5N 2M2,

[phone], www.karcher.ca

CH Kärcher AG, Industriestrasse, 8108 Dällikon, Kärcher SA,
Croix du Péage, 1029 Villars-Ste-Croix,

0844 850 864, www.kaercher.ch

CN Kärcher (Shanghai) Cleaning Systems, Co., Ltd., Part F,
2nd Floor, Building 17, No. 33, XI YA Road, Waigaogiao Free
Trade, Pudong, Shanghai, 200131

[phone], www.karcher.cn

CZ Kärcher spol. s r.o., Modletice c.p. 141, CZ-251 01 Ricany,

+420/323/606 014, www.kaercher.cz

DE Alfred Kärcher Vertriebs-GmbH, Friedrich-List-Straße 4,
71364 Winnenden,

+49-7195/903-0, www.kaercher.de

DK Kärcher Rengøringssystemer A/S, Helge Nielsens Allë 7 A,
8723 Løsning,

[phone], www.karcher.dk

ES Kärcher, S.A., Pol. Industrial Font del Radium, Calle Josep
Trueta, 6-7, 08403 Granollers (Barcelona),

[phone], www.karcher.es

F Kärcher S.A.S., 5, avenue des Coquelicots, Z.A. des Petits
Carreaux, 94865 Bonneuil-sur-Marne,

[phone], www.karcher.fr

FI Kärcher OY, Yrittäjäntie 17, 01800 Klaukkala,

[phone], www.karcher.fi

GB Kärcher (U.K.) Ltd., Kärcher House, Beaumont Road,
Banbury, Oxon OX16 1TB,

[phone], www.karcher.co.uk

GR Kärcher Cleaning Systems A.E., 31-33, Nikitara str. &
Konstantinoupoleos str., 136 71 Aharnes,

[phone], www.karcher.gr

HK Kärcher Limited, Unit 10, 17/F., Apec Plaza, 49 Hoi Yuen
Road, Kwun Tong, Kowloon,

++(852)-2357-5863, www.karcher.com.hk

HU Kärcher Hungaria KFT, Tormásrét ut 2., (Vendelpark), 2051
Biatorbagy,

[phone], www.kaercher.hu

IE Kärcher Limited (Ireland), 12 Willow Business Park, Nangor

Road, Dublin 12,

[phone], www.kaercher.ie

JP Kärcher (Japan) Co., Ltd., Irene Kärcher Building, No. 2,

Matsusaka-Daira 3-chome, Taiwa-cho, Kurokawa-gun, Miyagi

981-3408,

[phone], www.karcher.co.jp

KR Karcher Co. Ltd. (South Korea), 2nd Floor , Youngjae

Building, 50-1, 51-1, Sansoo-dong, Mapo-ku, Seoul 121-060,

[phone], www.karcher.co.kr

MX Karcher México, SA de CV, Av. Gustavo Baz Sur No. 29-C,

Col. Naucalpan Centro, Naucalpan, Edo. de México, C.P. 53000

México,

[phone], www.karcher.com.mx

MY Karcher Cleaning Systems Sdn. Bhd., 71 & 73 Jalan TPK 2/

8, Taman Perindustrian Kinrara, Seksyen 2, 47100 Puchong,

Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia,

[phone], www.karcher.com.my

NL Kärcher B.V., Postbus 474, 4870 AL Etten-Leur,

0900-33 666 33, www.karcher.nl

NO Kärcher AS, Stanseveien 31, 0976 Oslo, Norway,

[phone], www.karcher.no

NZ Karcher Limited, 12 Ron Driver Place, East Tamaki,

Auckland, New Zealand,

[phone], www.karcher.co.nz

PL Kärcher Sp. z o.o., Ul. Stawowa 140, 31-346 Kraków,

[phone], www.karcher.pl

RO Karcher Romania srl, Sos. Odaii 439, Sector 1, RO-013606

BUKAREST,

[phone], www.kaercher.ro

RU Karcher Ltd. Service Center, Leningradsky avenue, 68,

Building 2, Moscow, 125315

[phone], www.karcher.ru

SE Kärcher AB, Tagenevägen 31, 42502 Hisings-Kärra,

[phone], www.karcher.se

SGP Karcher South East Asia Pte. Ltd., 5 Toh Guan Road East,

#01-00 Freight Links Express Distripark, Singapore 608831,

[phone], www.karcher.com.sg

SK Kärcher Slovakia, s.r.o., Beniakova 2, SK-94901 NITRA,

[phone], www.kaercher.sk

TR Kärcher Servis Ticaret A.S., 9 Eylül Mahallesi, 307 Sokak

No. 6, Gaziemir / Izmir,

[phone], [phone], www.karcher.com.tr

TW Karcher Limited, 7/F, No. 66, Jhongijheng Rd., Sinjhuang

City, Taipei County 24243, Taiwan,

[phone], [phone], www.karcher.com.tw

UA Kärcher TOV, Kilzeva doroga, 9, 03191 Kiew,

[phone], www.karcher.com.ua

USA To locate your local dealer please visit our web site at

http://www.karchercommercial.com or call us at 888.805.9852

ZA Kärcher (Pty) Ltd., 144 Kuschke Street, Meadowdale,

Edenvale, 1614,

[phone], www.karcher.co.za

I Kärcher S.p.A., Via A. Vespucci 19, 21013 Gallarate (VA),

[phone], www.karcher.it

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