Tronic KH 4214 User Manual
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ELECTRIC CLEANING BRUSH
KH 4214
ELECTRIC CLEANING BRUSH
Operating manual
KOMPERNASS GMBH
BURGSTRASSE 21 • D-44867 BOCHUM
www.kompernass.com
ID-NR.: KH4214-09/03-V3
ELEKTRIÈNA ÈISTILNA KRTAÈA
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ELEKTRIÈNA ÈETKA ZA ÈIŠÆENJE
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INDEX PAGE
Intended Usage 2
Items supplied 2
Technical Data 2
Safety instructions 2
The device components 4
Setting up the device 4
Cleaning and care 7
Disposal 7
CE Conformity 8
Importer / Service 8
Read these operating instructions carefully before
using the device for the rst time and preserve this
booklet for later reference. Pass this booklet on to
whoever might acquire the device at a future date.
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Intended Usage
This device is intended for the cleaning of objects,
and especially for cleaning dicult to reach places. It is not suitable for commercial or industrial
applications or for personal hygiene. No warranty
will be granted for damages resulting from improper use of the device!
Items supplied
1 Brush drive/Hand element
4 Brush attachments
4 Batteries
1 Operating manual
Technical Data
Battery driven, 4 x 1.5V Batteries, AA, Mignon
Safety type: IPX4
Safety instructions
Do not permit children to handle electrical •
devices without supervision, as they cannot correctly assess the possible risks of injury.
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This device is not intended for use by individuals (including children) with restricted physical,
physiological or intellectual abilities or deciencies in experience and/or knowledge unless
they are supervised by a person responsible for
their safety or receive from this person instruction in how the device is to be used. Children
should be supervised to ensure that they do not
play with the device.
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Risk of explosion!
Do not throw batteries into a re or subject them •
to high temperatures.
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Do not recharge batteries and do not short-
circuit them.
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Never open batteries, never solder or weld batteries. The risk of explosions and injuries exists!
Information regarding the handling
of batteries
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Regularly check the condition of the batteries.
Leaking batteries can cause damage to the
device.
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Always change all batteries at the same time
and always use batteries of the same type.
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If you do not intend to use the device for an ex-
tended period, remove the batteries.
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In the event of the batteries leaking, put on pro-
tective gloves and then clean the battery compartment and the contacts with a dry cloth.
Risk of injury
Leaking battery acid can cause inammation of •
the skin. Should battery acid make contact with
the skin, rinse the aected area with copious
amounts of water. If the liquid comes into contact with your eyes, rinse them thoroughly with
clean water, do not rub them and immediately
consult a doctor.
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Keep batteries well away from children. Chil-•
dren can put batteries into their mouths and
swallow them. If a battery is swallowed medical
assistance must be sought immediately.
The device components
q Flange for brush attachments
w On/O switch
e Brush attachments
r Brush drive/Hand element
t Pressure area of the battery compartment
opener
y
Battery compartment cover
u Wrist cord
Setting up the device
Take all device components out of the carton and
remove all packaging and adhesive foils.
Open the battery compartment by pressing on
>
the pressure area of the battery compartment
opener t and then removing the battery compartment cover y from the device.
>
Insert 4 x 1.5V batteries, size AA Mignon, into
the battery compartment as per the markings
shown on the side of the separator in the bat-
tery compartment.
> y.
Replace the battery compartment cover
Thereby, the two point markings, on the battery
compartment cover and on the battery compartment, must lie one above the other.
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> Select a suitable brush attachment e, the
choice criteria being the type of soiling that has
to be removed and its positioning resp. extent:
• A brush attachment e with red/black bristles
is ideal for removing stubborn soiling, for exam-
ple, on door hinges and under vehicle bonnets.
• For less stubborn soiling, use the brush attachment e with red bristles, as these are softer
and thus more suitable for the cleaning of
chrome, leather and smooth surfaces, without
scratching them.
• For soiling at dicult to reach locations use
the brush attachment e with conically shaped
bristles, for example, for the cleaning of ventila-
tion slots.
> e onto the
Place the selected brush attachment
ange q for the brush attachments, such that
the slots on the attachment glide onto the guide
tracks on the ange q.
> e clockwise
Then turn the brush attachment
through approx. 45° to secure it rmly to the
ange. The arrow symbol on the brush attachment e must then point towards the black spot
on the ange q.
>
If required, place a suitable cleaning agent
onto the bristles and then bring the device into
position at the location to be cleaned. For stub-
born soiling, especially on cars and motorbikes,
a solvent may be necessary.
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CAUTION
Particles of dirt and/or cleaning agent may be
widely scattered by the rotating bristles. When
using this device, protect your eyes with a pair of
safety glasses! Take care not to soil your clothing.
When you press on the On/O switch
> w, the
bristles rotate for as long as you hold the On/
O switch w down.
> w in the direc-
If you slide the On/O switch
tion of the brush attachment e, the bristles will
rotate continuously.
>
For dicult application situations, or if there is
a risk that the device could fall into a dicult to
reach location, you should pass your working
hand through the wrist cord u before starting
to use the device.
>
To stop the bristle rotation, slide the On/O
switch w back into its start position.
> e, rst turn it
To remove a brush attachment
anti-clockwise through approx. 45° then re-
move it.
>
Should the performance of the device diminish,
this means the batteries are depleted. Replace
them with new batteries of the same type.
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