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Kärcher G 3050 OH User Manual

Kärcher G 3050 OH
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8.752-858.0 06/13
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Kärcher G 3050 OH Specifications

General IconGeneral
Flow Rate500 l/h
Weight34 kg
Hose Length25 ft
Max. Flow Rate500 l/h
Power3.0 kW
Pump TypeAxial Pump
Power Consumption3.0 kW
Frequency50 Hz

Summary

Model Overview

Important Safety Instructions

Safety Alert Symbols

Defines hazard alert symbols like DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION, explaining their meaning in relation to injury.

Symbols on the Machine

Illustrates and explains symbols found on the machine, covering frost protection, jet direction, and hot surfaces.

Owner/User Responsibility

Outlines the owner's duty to understand instructions and warnings, ensuring the operator comprehends them.

Assembly Instructions

Hardware (included)

Lists and illustrates hardware components required for assembly, specifying their purpose and quantity.

Assembling

Provides step-by-step instructions with diagrams for assembling the pressure washer, including handle and nozzle holder.

Operating Instructions

Assembling

Details the final step of attaching the wand to the spray gun, ensuring a secure connection.

STEP 1: Nozzle Connection

Instructs on how to connect and secure a quick connect nozzle to the spray wand, ensuring it clicks.

STEP 2: High Pressure Hose Connection

Guides on attaching the high-pressure hose to the trigger gun, emphasizing proper connection.

STEP 3: Check Oil Level

Explains the procedure for checking the engine oil level and recommends oil change intervals.

STEP 4: Fill Gas Tank

Instructs on filling the gas tank with unleaded gasoline, warning against leaded gasoline and adding oil.

STEP 5: Connect High Pressure Hose to Pump

Details connecting the high-pressure hose to the pump's outlet, ensuring a secure fit.

STEP 6: Connect Garden Hose

Guides connecting the garden hose to the unit's water inlet.

STEP 7: Connect to Water Source

Instructs connecting the garden hose to a cold water source and turning it on fully.

STEP 8: Purge Air

Explains how to eliminate trapped air by unlocking the safety lock and triggering the gun.

STEP 9: Open Fuel Valve & Choke

Guides on opening the fuel valve and setting the choke position for starting the engine.

STEP 10: Engine Stop Switch

Instructs to move the engine stop switch to the ON position.

STEP 11: Start Engine

Details pulling the starter handle and repeating if the engine fails to start, including adjusting choke.

Using the Accessories

Quick connect nozzles

Describes the color-coded nozzles, their spray angles (0-65°), and recommended uses for different cleaning tasks.

Working With Detergents

Detergents Application

Details the process of applying detergent using the black nozzle and suction tube with a Kärcher detergent.

Detergents Usage Precautions

Warns against using unauthorized detergents and lists prohibited chemicals like bleach, solvents, and ammonia.

Taking a Break

Shutting Down & Clean-Up

Detergent Flush

Instructs to flush the system with fresh water after using detergents to clear residual cleaner.

Shutdown Procedure

Details steps for shutting down the machine: stopping engine, closing fuel valve, turning off water, releasing pressure.

Disconnection and Storage

Guides on disconnecting hoses and storing the high-pressure hose in the nozzle holder.

Long Term Storage

Storage Preparation

Steps to prepare the machine for long-term storage, including disconnecting water and draining pump.

Storage Location

Recommends storing the machine in a frost-free room, away from heat sources.

Pump Guard Recommendation

Suggests using Kärcher's Pump Guard for winter storage and during the cleaning season.

Maintenance Instructions

Kärcher Pump

States that Kärcher pumps come with oil and require no further maintenance; advises on pump inspection.

Engine Maintenance

Refers to the engine manufacturer's manual for engine maintenance tasks.

Cleaning Tips

Deck Cleaning

Provides guidance on cleaning decks, including pre-rinsing, detergent application, and rinsing techniques.

House Siding Cleaning

Offers tips for cleaning house siding, focusing on low-pressure detergent application and rinsing.

Cement Patios, Brick and Stone

Details cleaning methods for hard surfaces like patios and brickwork using high-pressure rinsing.

Cars, Boats & Motorcycles

Guides on cleaning vehicles, emphasizing bottom-to-top detergent application and careful rinsing.

Barbecue Grills, Outdoor Power Equipment & Gardening Tools

Provides instructions for cleaning outdoor equipment, grills, and tools with pressure washing.

Patio & Lawn Furniture

Offers advice on cleaning patio and lawn furniture, including detergent application and rinsing.

Recommendations

Gives general cleaning advice, including testing areas and caution for painted surfaces.

Optional Accessories

Lists optional accessories available to enhance cleaning capabilities, directing users to the website for updates.

Troubleshooting

Engine Will Not Start

Lists common causes like no gasoline or incorrect choke position and their solutions.

Unit Does Not Reach High Pressure

Addresses issues like small garden hose diameter or clogged inlet filters and their remedies.

Output Pressure Varies High and Low

Covers causes like insufficient water supply or obstructed spray nozzles and their solutions.

No Detergent

Troubleshoots issues with detergent flow, including clogged suction tubes or incorrect nozzles.

Garden Hose Connection Leaks

Provides solutions for loose fittings or missing washers at the garden hose connection.

Spray Wand Leaks

Offers guidance for spray wand leaks, suggesting checking connections or visiting a service center.

Pump Is Noisy

Addresses causes of pump noise, such as low fuel/oil or loose fittings, and their solutions.

Water Leaks From Pump

Explains that minor leaks are permissible and advises on thermal protection device activation.

Oil Drip

Suggests checking oil seals or contacting a service center for oil drip issues.

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