EHRLE Series User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Douglas HallAug 3, 2025
Why is there no pressure building up in my EHRLE Pressure Washer?
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  William MillerAug 3, 2025
  Several factors can cause a lack of pressure build-up in your EHRLE pressure washer. It could be due to a dirty or defective high-pressure nozzle, a dirty filter in the water inlet, or insufficient water inflow volume. Air in the device or hoses, leaking supply lines, a contaminated or defective unloader valve, or dirty or defective high-pressure pump valves or cuffs could also be the cause. Clean or replace the high pressure nozzle. Ensure sufficient water inflow volume. Replace leaking supply lines. Clean the unloader valve. Clean or replace valves. Clean or replace cuffs.
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bobby26Aug 9, 2025
How to fix an EHRLE Pressure Washer that will not turn on?
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  Heidi PachecoAug 9, 2025
  If your EHRLE Pressure Washer won't switch on, the issue might be a tripped circuit breaker in the building supply or mains junction box. Try switching the circuit breaker on again. Also, inspect the power supply cable for any defects and replace it if necessary. If the circuit breaker trips repeatedly, and the building power supply is okay, the device may be defective. Internal control circuits or components can also be defective, in which case you should replace them.
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Micheal AndersonAug 15, 2025
What to do if my EHRLE Pressure Washer shuts off while in use?
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  Martha WashingtonAug 16, 2025
  If your EHRLE Pressure Washer switches off during operation, the motor may have overheated. Allow the motor to cool down, set the device switch to position 0, and then switch it back on to position I. If the device still does not return to normal operation, then internal control circuits or components may be defective and need replacement.

EHRLE Series Specifications

General

Brand	EHRLE
Model	Series
Category	Pressure Washer
Language	English

Summary

User Information

1.1 General Information

Provides general advice and highlights product features like user-friendliness.

1.2 Functional Device Concept

Explains the wide range of industries and applications for the high pressure cleaners.

1.3 Terminology

Defines key terms used throughout the operating instructions for clarity.

1.4 Meaning of Emphasis

Explains the significance of WARNING and CAUTION statements for safety.

1.5 Meaning of Symbols

Illustrates and explains various safety symbols used in the manual.

1.6 Target Groups

Identifies the intended audience for these operating instructions.

1.7 Warranty and Liability

Outlines conditions for intended use, warranty claims, and liability limitations.

1.8 Environmental Protection

Provides guidelines on recycling, disposal, and protecting the environment.

Safety

2.1 General Safety Information

Covers essential safety regulations and precautions for operating the device.

2.2 Authorized Persons for Device Access

Specifies who is permitted to operate or access the high pressure cleaner.

2.3 Safety Instructions for Cleaning Operation

Details crucial safety measures to be taken during cleaning activities.

2.4 Accident Prevention Regulations

Emphasizes adherence to national regulations for accident prevention.

2.5 Lifting and Moving Loads

Provides guidance on safely lifting and moving the heavy device.

2.6 Periodic Inspections

Highlights the importance and frequency of periodic safety inspections.

2.7 Guidelines for Liquid Sprayers

References specific guidelines for the inspection of liquid sprayers.

2.8 Design Changes to the Device

States that unauthorized design modifications are not permitted.

2.9 Safety Devices

Describes the integrated safety features designed to protect the user.

Product Information

3.1 Device Views KD623/KD823 Standard

Shows visual representations of KD623/KD823 Standard models.

3.2 Device Views KD623 UK/KD823 UK Standard

Shows visual representations of KD623 UK/KD823 UK Standard models.

3.3 Device Views KD623/KD823 Premium

Shows visual representations of KD623/KD823 Premium models.

3.4 Device Views KD623 UK/KD823 UK Premium

Shows visual representations of KD623 UK/KD823 UK Premium models.

3.5 Device Views KD940 Standard

Shows visual representations of KD940 Standard models.

3.6 Device Views KD940 Premium

Shows visual representations of KD940 Premium models.

3.7 Device Views KD940-F Standard

Shows visual representations of KD940-F Standard food appliance models.

3.8 Device Views KD940-F Premium

Shows visual representations of KD940-F Premium food appliance models.

3.9 Type Plates Standard Versions

Details specifications and model information on type plates for standard versions.

3.10 Type Plates Premium Versions

Details specifications and model information on type plates for premium versions.

3.11 Type Plates UK Standard Versions

Details specifications and model information on type plates for UK standard versions.

3.12 Type Plates UK Premium Versions

Details specifications and model information on type plates for UK premium versions.

3.13 Type Plates Significance

Explains the significance of serial numbers on type plates for customer service.

3.14 Technical Data

Provides comprehensive technical specifications for all device versions.

Device Assembly

4.1 Device Packaging and Accessories

Illustrates how devices and accessories are packaged for shipment.

4.2 Accessories for KD623/KD823/KD940 Standard

Lists and shows accessories included with standard models.

4.3 Accessories for KD623/KD823/KD940 Premium

Lists and shows accessories included with premium models.

4.4 Accessories for KD940-F Standard

Lists and shows accessories included with KD940-F Standard models.

4.5 Accessories for KD940-F Premium

Lists and shows accessories included with KD940-F Premium models.

4.6 Assembly Procedures

Step-by-step instructions for assembling standard and premium device versions.

Commissioning

5.1 Select Location for Device Operation

Guidance on choosing a suitable and safe operating location for the device.

5.2 Establishing the Water Connection

Instructions for connecting the device to the water supply safely and correctly.

5.3 Establishing the Electrical Mains Connection

Detailed steps for making a safe and compliant electrical connection.

5.4 Commissioning the Device

Final steps to prepare the device for operation after setup.

Operation

6.1 Device Controls and Indicators

Identifies and explains the various controls and indicators on the device.

6.2 Trigger Gun Controls

Details the functional components of the trigger gun assembly.

6.3 Emergency Stop Procedure

Critical safety procedure for immediate shutdown in emergencies.

6.4 Cleaning Operation Guidelines

Guidelines and precautions for performing cleaning tasks with the device.

6.5 Using Cleaning Detergents

Instructions for using cleaning agents with the high pressure cleaner.

Decommissioning

7.1 Temporary Decommissioning Procedures

Steps for safely storing the device between uses for standard and premium versions.

7.2 Long-Term Decommissioning

Procedures for taking the device out of service for extended periods.

Maintenance

8.1 General Maintenance Information

Overview of maintenance importance and goals for device longevity.

8.2 Manufacturer Service Contracts

Information on service contracts offered by the manufacturer.

8.3 Maintenance Tasks and Schedule

Details on component checks, cleaning, replacement, and a periodic maintenance schedule.

8.3.1 Frost Protection

Procedures for protecting the device from freezing temperatures.

8.3.2 Cleaning the Filter in the Water Inlet

Instructions for cleaning the device's water inlet filter.

8.3.3 Checking the HP-Hoses

Safety checks and replacement guidelines for high-pressure hoses.

Troubleshooting

9.1 Troubleshooting Guide

Lists common errors, their causes, remedies, and authorized personnel.

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