Kärcher CWP 2000 Manuel utilisateur

Operating Instructions English

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CWP 2000

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1.267-471 CWP 2307 BEST

1.267-491 CWP 2309 BEST

1.267-517 CWP 2307 EF

1.267-691 CWP 2309 NP

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The content of this manual is the property of Alfred

Kärcher GmbH & Co. KG, and is protected by copyright.

Any reproduction, whether in total or in part, is strictly

forbidden. Additional copies of this manual can be

obtained on request.

All product names and trademarks are the property of

their respective owners.

The manufacture of this automotive gantry washing

system has been carried out under observance of:

nEC standards: 98/37/EG and 89/336/EEC,

nNorm: DIN 24446

The system bears the CE mark.

Within the framework of regulations provided by law, the

manufacturer assumes liability for the safety-related

features of the system described herein only in the event

that maintenance, repairs and modifications on this unit

are performed by himself or, in compliance with his

instructions, by a person authorised to perform such

work or services.

The manufacturer reserves the right to make technical

modifications.

Alfred Kärcher GmbH & Co. KG

Reinigungssysteme

Anlagentechnik

Industriestraße 5

D-75428 Illingen

Tel. (07042) 284-0

Fax. (07042) 284-555

Packaging

The packaging consists of environmentally-friendly

materials, wood, PE film and cardboard. Please consign

these for recycling to the appropriate collection point.

Cleaning agents

Kärcher cleaning agents are demulsifying (ASF). This

means that they do not interfere with the functioning of an

oil separator.

Environmental considerations,

disposal

Foreword

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Brush segments

The wash rollers are subject to wear and have to be

replaced after a while.

The worn roller half-shells can:

nbe incinerated in an environmentally friendly way in

waste incineration plant,

ndisposed of with domestic waste,

nreturned to Kärcher for reprocessing.

In each country warranty terms issued by our authorised

marketing company are valid. Should you wish to call

upon the warranty, please apply to your dealer or nearest

authorised customer service centre.

Warranty

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Automotive washing systems

Persons who are charged with the operation,

surveillance, upkeep, maintenance and inspection of

automotive washing systems may only be those who

are familiar with these tasks and with the operating

instructions. They must also be persons who have been

instructed as to the dangers associated with the system.

Self-service

In the case of self-service automotive washing systems,

one person must be within reach during the service

readiness of the system who is familiar with the system

and who, in the event of an abnormal occurrence, is able

to carry out or cause the measures necessary to avoid

possible dangers.

Proper use

In order to avoid damaging vehicles and the system, only

passenger cars and closed delivery vans may be

cleaned in accordance with the specifications in section

D.1, Maximum vehicle dimensions.

Maintenance

Maintenance work must on principle be carried out only

when the system has been switched off. Having done so,

the master switch must be secured against being

switched on again by unauthorised persons (mount

a padlock on the master switch).

Dangerous substances

Protective measures must be observed when handling

cleaning-agent concentrates which contain substances

hazardous to health. In particular, protective goggles,

protective gloves and protective clothing should be

worn and note should be taken of information leaflets

accompanying the cleaning agent.

Entering the automotive washing system

Unauthorised persons are forbidden to enter the

automotive washing system. Non-admittance should

be clearly and durably indicated.

Risk of slipping

There is a risk of slipping when the floor and system

parts are wet. When working on the system, move

carefully and wear suitable footwear.

Put up suitable signs to draw carwash customers'

attention to the risk of slipping.

III

For your safety

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Contents

For all users

Foreword

Environmental considerations, disposal

Warranty

For your safety

A General system description

A.1 System overview

A.2 Standard equipment

A.3 Options

B Safety Instructions

B.1 Operation of the system

B.2 Proper use of the system

B.2.1 Workplace

B.3 Non-appropriate usage

B.4 Sources of danger

B.4.1 General risks

B.4.2 Risk of explosion

B.4.3 Damage to hearing

B.4.4 Electrical dangers

B.4.5 Danger arising from substances hazardous

to health

B.4.6 Danger arising from power failure

B.4.7 Endangering the environment with engine oil

B.4.8 Endangering the environment with waste water

B.5 Maintenance and monitoring

B.5.1 Maintenance

B.5.2 Monitoring

B.6 Use original parts

C Operation and adjustment

C.1 Control unit (option)

C.1.1 Operating controls

C.1.2 Operation

C.1.3 Selecting relevant menu

C.1.4 Executing functions

C.1.5 Display of the washing programme

currently running

C.2 Control panel for manual operation

C.2.1 RESET

C.2.2 Starting position

C.2.3 Key switch “Power on”

C.2.4 Programme buttons

C.2.5 Manual override

C.3 Wash-card reader (option)

C.3.1 Programme selection

C.4 Coin-acceptor unit (option)

C.5 Control cabinet

C.6 Setting of metering pumps

C.6.1 Adjusting dosage

C.7 Schematic water / air diagram

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For technical personnel only

D Technical data

D.1 Dimensions

D.2 Technical data

D.3 Connected values

E Operating procedure

E.1 Switching off in an emergency

E.2 Switching on after Emergency STOP

E.3 Preparing the system for use by the operator

E.4 Preparations to be made by the user

E.5 Driving in

E.5.1 Position using the wheel trough (Option)

E.5.2 Positioning light (optional)

E.5.3 After positioning

E.6 Programme selection and start

E.6.1 Using control unit (option)

E.6.2 Using control panel for manual operation

E.6.3 Using wash-card reader (option)

E.7 Wash finished

E.8 Taking the system out of service

E.8.1 Temporarily out of service

E.8.2 Shutdown

E.8.3 Taking system out of service by means of

frost-protection feature (option)

E.9 Door control

F Maintenance and servicing

F.1 System overview

F.2 Maintenance instructions

F.3 Maintenance schedule

G Troubleshooting

H Accessories

I System installation

I.1 Installing the system

I.1.1 Wash bay requirements

I.1.2 Packaging, storage

I.1.3 Transportation, unloading

I.2 Creating a connection to the mains power supply

I.3 Creating connections to mains water and

drainage

I.4 Preparing the system for use

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A.1 System overview

A General system description

14 16

9 12.1 12.2

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Figures A.1-8: System overview:

1 Pillar

2 Side brush

3 Travelling foot

4 Wheel-wash facility

5 Nozzles for brush irrigation /

shampoo / foam

6 Nozzles for drying aid / foam / shampoo

7 Nozzles for brush irrigation

8 Dryer side nozzle

9 High-pressure side-wash (option)

10 Roof brush

11 Dryer blower-fan beam

12.1 Shampoo / foam

12.2 Drying aid

13 Metering pump, dirt trap

14 Travellingfoot

15 Compressed air servicing unit

16 High-pressure roof beam (option)

17 Control cabinet (17.1) with

master switch (17.2)

18 Positioninglight

19 Ratingplate

A General system description

17.1

17.2

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A.2 Standard equipment

Vertical side brush

The rotating vertical side brushes clean the sides of the

vehicle. In the front and rear, they also clean any areas

that cannot be reached by the roof brush.

Roof brush

The rotating roof brush removes dirt from the roof, front,

rear and upper horizontal surfaces of the vehicle being

washed. The rotating roof brush removes dirt from the

roof, front, rear and upper horizontal surfaces of the

vehicle being washed.

Shampoo nozzles

The shampoo nozzles (1.7) are used to spray a mixture

of water and shampooing solution onto the vehicle.

Dirt traps

The dirt traps capture water-borne particles that could

obstruct the spraying nozzles.

Metering pumps

The metering pumps mix into the water the following

cleaning agents and care products:

nshampoo / foam

ndrying aid.

Dryer side nozzles

The dryer nozzles distribute the air required for drying the

sides of the vehicle.

Dryer blower bar

The dryer blower bar is guided along the vehicle

contours. Built-in blowers generate the air stream

required for drying the vehicle.

Wheel washing device

The carwash is equipped with two wheel washing

devices for thorough wheel rim cleaning. The position of

the wheels is detected by a light barrier. Pneumatic

cylinders push the rotating brushes against the wheel rim.

Light barriers

The light barriers register:

nposition and contours of the vehicle, and

nthe position of the wheels (in the optional wheel-wash

system).

A General system description

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