What to do if my Kärcher KM 75/40 W Bp Floor Machine won't start?
If your Kärcher Floor Machine won't start, try the following: Ensure the appliance hood is closed, fully charge the batteries, and check the overload fuse. If these steps do not resolve the issue, further assistance is needed.
Why is my Kärcher KM 75/40 W Bp not sweeping properly?
If your Kärcher Floor Machine isn't sweeping properly, several factors could be at play. Begin by inspecting the roller brush and side brushes for wear and replace them if necessary. Check the function of the bulk waste flap and release the Bowden cable of the bulk waste flap by adjusting the screw. Also, examine the belts for proper tension and function, replacing them if needed. Adjust the roller mirror and consider replacing the roller brush.
How to stop dust from gathering in my Kärcher Floor Machine?
To prevent dust from gathering in your Kärcher Floor Machine, take these steps: Check the function of the bulk waste flap and release its Bowden cable by adjusting the screw. Inspect the dust filter, cleaning or replacing it as needed. Ensure the waste container is empty and that the sealing profile at the waste container is intact and replace if needed. Also, check the seal on the dust filter and inspect the sealing strips for wear, adjusting or replacing them as necessary.
What to do if the engine is running but my Kärcher Floor Machine is not moving?
If the engine of your Kärcher Floor Machine is running but the machine isn't moving, try adjusting the Bowden cable of the acceleration drive and checking the V-belt.
How to improve cleaning performance at edges with my Kärcher Floor Machine?
To improve the cleaning performance at edges with your Kärcher Floor Machine, adjust the side-brush lowering, replace the side brush if it's worn, and ensure you lower the side brushes adequately. Also, check the drive belt of the side brush.
What to do if my Kärcher KM 75/40 W Bp stops when climbing a slope?
If your Kärcher Floor Machine stops while climbing a slope, try driving over a path with a lesser slope. Check the overload fuse, adjust the Bowden cable of the acceleration drive, and check the V-belt.
What to do if the brush roller stops and the fault display illuminates red on my Kärcher KM 75/40 W Bp Floor Machine?
If the brush roller stops and the fault display illuminates red on your Kärcher Floor Machine, turn the main switch to "OFF" and check the brush for any obstructions. If applicable, use the machine on a less inclined surface. Then, turn the main switch back on. Note that after repeating this process four times, the control will initiate a forced break of 2 minutes to cool off, during which the appliance cannot be started.
How to fix the side-brush raising on my Kärcher Floor Machine?
If the side-brush raising on your Kärcher Floor Machine isn't working, check the Bowden cable of the side-brush raising.
What to do if the new roller brush brushes against the waste container in my Kärcher KM 75/40 W Bp Floor Machine?
If the new roller brush is brushing against the waste container in your Kärcher Floor Machine, correct the setting of the sweep track by engaging both adjustment levers into the upper boring (1...3).
What to do if dust gathers in my Kärcher KM 75/40 W Bp Floor Machine?
If dust is gathering in your Kärcher Floor Machine, start by checking the function of the bulk waste flap. Also, release the Bowden cable of the bulk waste flap by adjusting the screw if needed. Inspect the dust filter and clean or replace it. Make sure to empty the waste container. Replace the sealing profile at the waste container and check the seal on the dust filter. Finally, check the sealing strips for wear and adjust or replace them as required.
General| Brand | Kärcher |
|---|---|
| Model | KM 75/40 W Bp |
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Language | English |
General notes about unpacking, warning plates, and statutory regulations.
Warnings about tipping risks on gradients and unstable ground.
Explains the meaning of danger, warning, and caution symbols used in the manual.
Instructions on using the sweeper for its intended purposes on specified surfaces.
Guidance on recycling packaging and proper disposal of old appliances and batteries.
Identifies and describes the machine's components and controls, including the main switch.
Steps for safely unloading the machine and assembling parts like the handle and side brush.
Safety notes, connection instructions, and charging procedures for the machine's batteries.
Procedures for starting the machine, driving forward, and handling obstacles.
Guidance on various sweeping modes, using the bulk waste flap, and performing operational checks.
Steps to safely turn off and secure the machine after operation.
Safety instructions for transporting and storing the machine to prevent injury or damage.
Steps for shutting down the machine properly for extended periods of non-use.
Procedures for replacing and adjusting roller brushes and side brushes.
Instructions for adjusting sealing strips and replacing the dust filter.
Lists various optional accessories available for the machine.
Information on the EC Declaration of Conformity and warranty terms.
Troubleshooting steps for issues like the appliance not starting or not moving.
Solutions for problems such as poor sweeping, dust gathering, or brush issues.
Troubleshooting for specific component malfunctions like side brush raising.
Details on machine dimensions, weight, speeds, and engine characteristics.
Technical data for batteries, electrical fuses, and the filter and vacuum system.
Information on operating conditions, noise emission, and machine vibration.
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