Kärcher AD 3 Bedienungsanleitung

AD 3 Premium

59682070 (03/19)

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English 5

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Please read and comply with these origi-

nal instructions prior to the initial opera-

tion of your appliance and store them for

later use or subsequent owners.

The appliance is intended for use as an ash and dry

vacuum cleaner corresponding to the descriptions given

in these operating instructions and the safety notes. It is

also possible to vacuum up water.

This appliance has been designed for use in private

households and is not intended for commercial use.

– Protect the unit from rain. Do not store outside.

The ash and dry vacuum is especially suited for vacu-

uming:

– Cold ashes from chimneys, wood/coal ovens, ash-

trays or grills.

– Coarse dirt of all types, such as sand or rubble.

Note:

The amount that can be vacuumed up can vary depend-

ing on the vacuuming material.

If vacuuming water, the liquid volume of 3.0 l must not

be exceeded.

Use the ash/dry vacuum cleaner only with:

– Original spare parts, accessories and special ac-

cessories.

The manufacturer is not responsible for any damages

that may occur on account of improper use or wrong op-

erations.

Read the operating instructions.

The packaging material can be recycled. Please

do not place the packaging into the ordinary re-

fuse for disposal, but arrange for the proper re-

cycling.

Old appliances contain valuable materials that

can be recycled. Please arrange for the proper

recycling of old appliances. Please dispose your

old appliances using appropriate collection sys-

tems.

Electrical and electronic devices often contain compo-

nents which could potentially pose a danger to human

health and the environment if handled or disposed of in-

correctly. However, these components are necessary

for the proper operation of the device. Devices marked

with this symbol must not be disposed of with regular

household rubbish.

Flat fold filters are made from environment-friendly ma-

terials.

They can therefore be disposed off through the normal

household garbage provided you have not sucked in

substances that are not permitted to be thrown into

household garbage.

Notes about the ingredients (REACH)

You will find current information about the ingredients at:

www.kaercher.com/REACH

Contents

General notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EN 5

Safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EN 6

Description of the Appliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . EN 8

Operation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EN 9

Care and maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EN 10

Troubleshooting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EN 10

Technical specifications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EN 10

General notes

Proper use

Symbols on the machine

1 Continuously check hoses and vacuum cleaner

for heat while vacuuming ashes.

Do not vacuum up soot or flammable substanc-

es.

Do not use the floor nozzle to vacuum ashes.

The vacuumed material must not exceed a tem-

perature of 40°C.

2-3 In order to avoid the collection of materials that

may represent a fire risk (e.g. sawdust): Open,

empty and clean the vacuum cleaner outside

before and after vacuuming ashes.

Environmental protection

Disposing of flat fold fitler

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The terms of the guarantee applicable in each country

have been published by our respective national distrib-

utors. We will repair possible faults on your unit free of

charge within the warranty period, insofar as the faults

are caused by material defects or defective workman-

ship. Guarantee claims should be addressed to your

dealer or the nearest authorized customer service cen-

tre, and supported by documentary evidence of pur-

chase.

Our KÄRCHER branch will be pleased to help you fur-

ther in the case of questions or faults.

At the end of the operating instructions you will find a se-

lected list of spare parts that are often required.

You can procure the spare parts and the attachments

from your dealer or your KÄRCHER branch office.

DANGER

–The appliance may only be

connected to alternating cur-

rent. The voltage must corre-

spond with the type plate on

the appliance.

–Never touch the mains plug

and the socket with wet

hands.

–Do not pull the plug from the

socket by pulling on the con-

necting cable.

–Check the power cord with

mains plug for damage be-

fore every use. To avoid risks,

arrange immediately the ex-

change by an authorized cus-

tomer service or a skilled

electrician, if the power cord

is damaged.

–To avoid accidents due to

electrical faults we recom-

mend the use of sockets with

a line-side current-limiting cir-

cuit breaker (max. 30 mA

nominal tripping current).

–Turn off the appliance and re-

move the mains plug prior to

any care and maintenance

work.

–Repair works may only be

performed by the authorised

customer service.

Warranty

Customer Service

Ordering spare parts and special

attachments

Safety instructions

6EN

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WARNING

–This appliance is not intended

for use by persons with limit-

ed physical, sensory or men-

tal capacities or lacking expe-

rience and/or skills, unless

such persons are accompa-

nied and supervised by a per-

son in charge of their safety

or they have received precise

instructions on the use of this

appliance and have under-

stood the resulting risks.

–Children may only use this

appliance if they are over the

age of 8 and supervised by a

person in charge of their safe-

ty, or if they have received in-

structions on the use of this

appliance and have under-

stood the resulting risks.

–Children must not play with

this appliance.

–Supervise children to prevent

them from playing with the

appliance.

–Cleaning and user mainte-

nance must not be performed

by children without supervi-

sion.

–Keep packaging film away

from children - risk of suffoca-

tion!

–Switch the appliance off after

every use and prior to every

cleaning/maintenance proce-

dure.

–The appliance may not be

used in areas where a risk of

explosion is present.

–The ash and dry vacuum

cleaner must not be used for

the separation of hazardous

substances.

–Only ashes from permissible

fuels (e.g. natural wood,

wooden briquets, wood pel-

lets, lignite and hard coal)

must be vacuumed.

–Do not vacuum up soot.

–Vacuuming material which

appears to have cooled down

from the outside may still be

very hot inside. Hot ash parti-

cles may ignite again in the

air flow.

–Stir up the ashes with a metal

object to check whether the

ashes are still hot.

–Please make sure that the

oven is cold before you vacu-

um clean ovens.

–Wait until the ashes have

cooled down before you be-

gin with the cleaning. We do

not recommend extinguishing

the fire rapidly with water. The

chimney material will not

withstand the quick tempera-

ture changes and may crack.

–Continuously check hoses

and vacuum cleaner for heat

while vacuuming ashes. If

you notice a temperature rise,

switch off the vacuum cleaner

immediately. Pull out the

mains plug. Remove the vac-

uuming material from the ash

and dry vacuum cleaner. Al-

low device to cool down out-

side under supervision.

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–Completely empty the con-

tainer before and after vacu-

uming ashes.

–The liquid volume of 3.0 litres

must not be exceeded.

–The use of dust collection

bags is not permitted.

–Immediately switch the appli-

ance off or pull the power plug

if foam forms or liquids es-

cape!

–Do not use abrasives, glass or

universal cleaners! Never im-

merse the appliance in water.

Certain materials may produce

explosive vapours or mixtures

when agitated by the suction air!

Never vacuum up the following

materials:

–Explosive or combustible

gases, liquids and dust parti-

cles (reactive dust particles)

–Reactive metal dust particles

(such as aluminium, magne-

sium, zinc) in combination

with highly alkaline or acidic

detergents

–Undiluted, strong acids and

alkalies

–Organic solvents (such as

petrol, paint thinners, ace-

tone, heating oil).

–Hot, burning or smoldering

objects with temperatures

greater than 40°C. Tempera-

tures above 40°C represent a

fire hazard.

–Not suitable to separate

health-hazardous dust (dust

classes L, M, H).

In addition, these substances

may cause the appliance materi-

als to corrode.

DANGER

Pointer to immediate danger,

which leads to severe injuries or

death.

몇WARNING

Pointer to a possibly dangerous

situation, which can lead to se-

vere injuries or death.

몇CAUTION

Pointer to a possibly dangerous

situation, which can lead to mi-

nor injuries.

ATTENTION

Pointer to a possibly dangerous

situation, which can lead to

property damage.

Illustrations on fold-out page!

When unpacking the product, make sure

that no accessories are missing and that

none of the package contents have been damaged. If

you detect any transport damages please contact your

dealer.

Illustration

To connect the suction hose during vacuuming.

Illustration

Position I: Suction operations

Position 0: Appliance is switched off

Transport the appliance using the carrying handle.

Illustration

To store the mains cable.

Illustration

Pull out to open, push in to lock.

Hazard levels

Description of the Appliance

Suction hose connection

ON/OFF switch for appliance

Carrying handle

Cable hook

Container closure

8EN

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Illustration

The accessories compartment allows the storage of

suction pipes and suction nozzles on the appliance.

Illustration

The steering rollers are located in the compartment

when the appliance is delivered. These must be at-

tached prior to starting up the appliance.

Illustration

ATTENTION

Filters and their frames must always be inserted during

operation.

Filter intake is located/sits in filter basket.

Illustration

Slide the suction hose into the connection, it will

lock into place.

In order to disconnect it, push down with your

thumb and pull the suction hose out.

Illustration

Connect both suction pipes and connect them to

the suction hose.

몇CAUTION

Do not use the floor nozzle to vacuum ashes.

Illustration

Use the appropriate insert for vacuuming on hard

surfaces and carpets.

Hard surfaces: Use the insert with 2 bristles.

Carpeting: Work without an insert.

ATTENTION

Always work with the flat fold filter inserted.

Illustration

Remove the appliance head and the filter basket.

Mount loose parts deliverd with appliance prior to

start-up.

Illustration

Insert filter basket.

Insert and lock the appliance head.

For vacuuming ashes:

몇WARNING

Check whether the appliance was emptied and cleaned

during the last vacuuming cycle.

Illustration

Connect accessories (hose only).

For dry vacuuming:

Illustration -

Connect accessories (hose, pipes, floor nozzle, in-

cl. insert).

For wet vacuuming:

Illustration -

Connect accessories (hose, pipes, floor nozzle,

without insert).

Safety Instructions for ash, wet and dry vacuuming:

Illustration

Plug in the mains plug.

Illustration

Turn on the machine.

ATTENTION

Work with a dry flat fold filter only.

Attach the accessories to vacuum moisture or wet-

ness to the suction tubes or directly to the handle.

Note: Empty the vacuum cleaner immediately after wet

vacuuming and let it dry. Otherwise, there is a risk of

corrosion.

Turn off the appliance.

Turn off the appliance and disconnect the mains

plug.

Illustration

Remove the appliance head and filter basket and

empty the reservoir.

Accessory mount

Steering roller

Flat fold filter with frame

(already installed in the appliance)

Filter intake

Filter basket

(with coarse dirt filter)

Suction hose with handle

Suction tubes 2 x 0.5 m

Floor nozzle

(with insert)

Operation

Before Startup

Start up

Ash/dry vacuum cleaning

Wet vacuum cleaning

Interrupting operation

Finish operation

Empty the container

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Illustration

Stow away the mains cable and accessory at the

machine. Store the appliance in a dry room.

Clean the appliance and accessory parts made of

plastic with a commercial plastic cleaner.

If required, rinse the container and accessories

with water properly and dry them before reuse.

Illustration

Remove the appliance head. Remove the frame

and filter and knock the dirt out of the filter. Clean

the filter under running water if necessary. Do not

rub or brush the filter dry.

Let it dry completely prior to installation.

Illustration

After that, insert the filter first and then the frame.

Insert and lock the appliance head.

Note:

The amount that can be vacuumed up can vary depend-

ing on the vacuuming material.

If the cleaning power of the appliance deteriorates

please check the following:

Accessories, suction hose or suction pipes are

clogged, please remove the obstruction using a

stick.

Illustration

The flat fold filter or the coarse dirt filter is dirty.

Knock on the flat fold filter or filter basket and clean

under running water if necessary.

In case of visible smoke generation: Pull out the

mains plug and take the appliance outside.

Subject to technical modifications!

Storing the appliance

Care and maintenance

Clean flat fold filter

Troubleshooting

Decreasing cleaning power

Technical specifications

Voltage

1~50-60 Hz 220 - 240 V

Output Pnom 1000 W

Protective class II

Mains fuse (slow-blow) 10 A

Container capacity 17 l

Water intake with handle 3,0 l

Water intake with floor nozzle 3,0 l

Power cord H05VV-F

2x0,75

Sound pressure level

(EN 60704-2-1) 73 dB(A)

Weight (without accessories) 6,5 kg

10EN

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