Kärcher SCP 6000 User Manual (English)

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Questions and Answers:

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Peter StewartAug 7, 2025
Why is my Kärcher SCP 6000 Water Pump not running?
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  Terry KochAug 7, 2025
  There are several reasons why your Kärcher Water Pump might not be running. It could be due to an interruption in the power supply, so check the fuses and electrical connections. The thermal protection switch may have turned off the pump because of overheating; in this case, pull out the mains plug, let the pump cool down, clean the suction area, and prevent dry running. Also, dirt particles might have jammed the suction area, so pull out the mains plug and clean it. Finally, the pump operation may have been stopped by a sensor, so check the position of the level sensor.
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Victor JamesAug 11, 2025
What to do if Kärcher SCP 6000 Water Pump runs but does not transport water?
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  Brian LopezAug 11, 2025
  If your Kärcher Water Pump is running but not transporting water, it could be due to air in the pump. Try plugging in and pulling out the mains plug of the pump a few times until the fluid gets sucked in. Another possible cause is a blocked suction area; in this case, pull out the mains plug and clean the suction area. Also, if you are in manual mode, the water level might be below the minimum; immerse the pump deeper into the liquid or follow the instructions for automatic operation.
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Christopher FreyAug 15, 2025
How to improve low pumping capacity of Kärcher SCP 6000?
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  Garrett YoungAug 16, 2025
  The pumping capacity of your Kärcher Water Pump depends on the flow height, hose diameter, and hose length. Maintain the maximum flow height as indicated in the technical data. If needed, choose a different hose diameter or hose length.
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Stacey GilbertAug 20, 2025
What to do if my Kärcher Water Pump does not run?
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  Kimberly NguyenAug 20, 2025
  If your Kärcher Water Pump suddenly stops or doesn't start, it might be due to a few reasons. First, check the fuses and electrical connections to ensure the power supply isn't interrupted. Another reason may be that the thermal protection switch in the motor has switched off the pump because it was overheated. To resolve this, pull out the mains plug, let the pump cool down, clean the suction area, and prevent dry running. Also, dirt particles may have jammed the suction area; in that case, pull out the mains plug and clean the suction area. Finally, the pump operation might have been stopped by a sensor; check the position of the level sensor.