Kärcher WPD 100 Basic Mode D'emploi page 22

Emptying the drip pan
As soon as the drip pan has reached its maximum filling
level, the LED of the button for unchilled water starts
flashing blue.
 Remove the drip pan.
 Empty the drip pan.
 Check drip pan for soiling and clean as necessary.
 Insert drip pan.
The device is ready for operation again.
The selection water types is shown on the display.
Emptying the can (option)
As soon as the can has reached its maximum filling lev-
el, the LED of the button for chilled water starts flashing
blue.
 Open the door on the support leg.
1 Cap with filling level sensor
2 Can
 Unscrew the locking cover.
 Remove cap with filling level sensor.
 Remove and empty can.
 Reinsert the can.
 Fit cap with filling level sensor and tighten.
 Close the door of the base.
All LEDs are blue.
The device is ready for operation again.
General information on handling CO
When replacing CO bottles, the safety instructions of
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the gas supplier and any statutory regulations must be
observed.
 The CO bottle must be equipped with a pressure
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reducer approved by Kärcher, so that the level of
carbonation of the water can be adjusted.
 The food gas carbon dioxide E 290 must comply
with the purity requirements as per directive 96/77/
EG and must be marked as per Art. 7 of the direc-
tive 89/107/EWG.
 Prior to using a gas bottle, one has to make sure
that the correct gas type has been provided. Only
the hazardous goods label, which must be present
on all gas bottles, can be considered reliable infor-
mation about the type of gas. The colour of the gas
bottle does not always provide clear information re-
garding the gas type. A gas bottle whose content is
questionable or which is abnormal in any other way
(damage, fire damage, signs of mechanical tam-
pering), must not be used.
 Please adher to country-specific regulations.
DANGER
Risk of explosion!
 Do not use CO bottle with riser. Riser bottles are,
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for example, marked with a red warning label.
Mortal danger due to possibly bursting CO
 Install and fasten the pressure gas container in an
upright position.
 Never connect the pressure gas container without
pressure reducer and safety valve. The pressure
reducer with safety valve must be approved for the
device type.
Risk of suffocation on account of escaping carbon diox-
ide.
 The installation room must be aerated and ventilat-
ed sufficiently or if a suitable gas warning system
must be installed.
 Do not expose the gas cylinder to direct sunlight.
The gas cylinder must be protected against exces-
sive heating.
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 Attach visible marking that points out
the potential presence of gaseous CO
Replacing the CO
Prompt to replace the CO
WPD 100 none
WPD 200 Button for carbonated water deactivated
WPD 600 LED for carbonated water flashes
1 Rotating regulator
2 Pressure reducer
3 Union joint
4 Main tap
5 Pressure gauge control pressure
6 CO hose
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 Open the door on the support leg.
 Close the gas bottle at the main tap.
 Turn the pressure regulator to 0.
 Unscrew the pressure reducer from the empty gas
bottle.
 Screw the protective cap onto the empty gas bottle.
 Loosen the tie down strap for securing the CO
tle.
 Remove the empty gas bottle.
 Insert the new gas bottle in the base and secure it
by means of the tie down strap.
 Unscrew the protective cap from the new gas bot-
tle.
 Briefly open the main tap so that possibly present,
liquid CO can escape.
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 Screw the pressure reducer onto the new gas bot-
tle. Watch for correct mounting of the sealing ring!
 Slowly open the main tap on the gas bottle.
 Set 3 bar on the pressure reducer by means of the
control knob.
bottles
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 Close the main tap on the gas bottle.
 Read the value indicated on the pressure gauge
control pressure.
 The indicated value must remain constant for at
least 5 minutes.
 With detectable pressure reduction:
Check if the O-ring between the gas cylinder and
the pressure reducer is present and free of dam-
age. Replace defective O-ring.
Check the correct positioning of the pressure re-
ducer.
Tighten covering nut firmly.
Check the hose coupling on the pressure reducer
and the CO hose for visible damage. In case of
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doubt, call the Customer Service.
 If the pressure reduction cannot be remedied by
the stated measures, the pressure reducer is de-
fective and must be replaced.
 Open main tap.
 Set the operating pressure on the pressure reducer
by means of the control knob.
WPD 100: Presetting 4 bar, re-adjustable if neces-
sary.
WPD 200/600: Set the CO
approx. 3 bar (static) prior to the dispensing of wa-
ter and then check if the pressure is approx. 3.0 bar
gas tank.
during the dispensing of carbonated water (spar-
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kling).
 Close the door of the base.
 Place an receptacle underneath the water outlet.
 WPD 200/600 only: After replacing the CO
dispense one litre of "sparkling water" so that the
CO2 mixer fills up again.
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bottle
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bottle:
2
bot-
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pressure regulator to
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bottle,
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EN
Note:
Water stream splash- Water mildly carbon-
es strongly ated
WPD 100 Lower CO pressure Increase CO
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sure
WPD 200 Check CO pressure.
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WPD 600 Adjust the switching lever (see "Initial start-
up/Setting the switching lever").
Note:
If the pressure reducer is separated from the CO
although there is still sufficient pressure, the O-ring be-
tween the bottle and the pressure reducer is deformed
and must be replaced.
Replacing the 425 g CO
1 Pressure regulator
2 Screw connection of the bottle
3 425 g CO bottle
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 Remove drip pan and open the device door.
 Turn the pressure regulator to "OFF".
 Unscrew the 425 g CO bottle from the bottle screw
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connection.
 Remove the 425 g CO bottle.
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 Remove the cover of the new CO
 Screw the 425 g CO bottle onto the bottle screw
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connection of the pressure regulator.
 If a resistance can be noticed, turn the 425 g CO
bottle slightly further until it is tightened. A short
hissing noise may be audible.
 Pre-set the pressure regulator to "4".
 Close device door and insert drip pan.
 After initial startup, readjust the pressure on the
pressure regulator in order to achieve the desired
CO concentration in the water.
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Note:
Water stream splashes Water mildly carbonated
strongly
Lower CO pressure Increase CO
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Note:
425 g CO bottles are available in drug stores, electron-
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ics stores and supermarkets.
pres-
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bottle
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bottle
2
bottle.
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pressure
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