Kränzle therm 1017 & 1017 T High-Pressure Cleaner User Manual

Introduction

Congratulations on your new high-pressure cleaner! Kränzle high-pressure cleaners are known for their robustness and suitability for daily use. This manual will guide you through the operation of your high-pressure cleaner.

Safety Instructions

General Safety Precautions

• Wear appropriate protective clothing, including waterproof suits, rubber boots, safety glasses, and hearing protection.
• Never operate the device without adequate protective clothing.
• If noise levels exceed permissible limits, use hearing protection.
• Be aware of aerosols produced during operation, which can be harmful. Use respiratory masks (FFP2 or higher) if necessary.
• Always switch off the main switch and unplug the device when leaving it unattended.
• Do not spray materials containing asbestos or other hazardous substances.
• Never spray flammable or solvent-containing liquids such as paint thinners or gasoline, as this can cause explosions.
• Maintain a minimum distance of 30 cm from the object being cleaned to avoid damage (e.g., to tires).
• Before use, check all components (high-pressure hose, power cable, spray gun with safety lock) for damage. Replace defective components.
• Only use Kränzle-approved high-pressure hoses, couplings, and fittings.
• Ensure extension cords are suitable for outdoor use, connections are dry, and the cable is above ground. Use a cable reel that keeps the socket at least 60 cm above ground.
• Power cable replacement must be done by a qualified electrician using only original Kränzle parts.
• Safety devices must not be bypassed or rendered inoperable.
• Operate the high-pressure cleaner properly and be aware of people in the vicinity.
• Secure the appliance against rolling or tipping over when used in elevated positions or where there is a risk of falling.
• This appliance is not intended for use by persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless supervised.
• Parts inside the high-pressure cleaner and metal parts of the spray gun and lance can become hot during operation with warm water. Keep covers closed and avoid touching metal parts without protective gloves.
• Use only diesel fuel (DIN EN 590). Using other fuels poses a significant risk (explosion).
• Be aware of the noticeable recoil when operating the high-pressure lance. Ensure a stable stance.

Prohibited Actions

• Children and untrained persons must not operate or play with the high-pressure cleaner. Supervise children to ensure they do not play with the appliance.
• Do not rinse the high-pressure cleaner itself.
• Do not expose the high-pressure cleaner to spray mist from the high-pressure jet.
• Never aim the high-pressure jet at people or animals. Do not aim the high-pressure jet at yourself or others, even for cleaning clothes or shoes.
• Do not aim the high-pressure jet at sockets or other electrical installations. All live parts within the working area must be protected against splashing water.
• Only use power cables in perfect condition. Do not damage the power cable (pulling, kinking, driving over, etc.) or repair it improperly.
• Always rest the angled lance on the ground. Note that angled spray lances can create a significant torque during recoil.
• Do not use the high-pressure hose with kinks or loops. Do not pull the high-pressure hose over sharp edges.
• Always lock the spray gun with the safety lock by flipping the safety catch to prevent accidental use.

Description of the Unit

Components (therm 1017 without hose reel)

1. Ergonomically shaped carrying handle
2. Holder for spray gun with safety lock and lance
3. Digital control panel
4. Winding for power cable
5. Detergent injector hose
6. Pump outlet, high-pressure hose connection
7. Water inlet, water hose connection
8. Storage compartment for accessories
9. All-terrain wheels
10. Parking brake
11. Large removable covers
12. Fuel filler opening
13. Fuel drain plug

Components (therm 1017 T with hose reel)

1. Ergonomically shaped carrying handle
2. Holder for spray gun with safety lock and lance
3. Digital control panel
4. Winding for power cable
5. Detergent injector hose
6. Pump outlet, high-pressure hose connection
7. Water inlet, water hose connection
8. Storage compartment for accessories
9. All-terrain wheels
10. Parking brake
11. Large removable covers
12. Fuel filler opening
13. Fuel drain plug
14. Hose reel with 20 steel-reinforced high-pressure hoses

What You Have Purchased (therm 1017 without hose reel)

1. Kränzle high-pressure cleaner therm 1017
2. Spray gun with safety lock and quick-connect coupling
3. Stainless steel lance with flat-jet nozzle and quick-connect nipple
4. User manual, parts list

What You Have Purchased (therm 1017 T with hose reel)

1. Kränzle high-pressure cleaner therm 1017 T
2. Spray gun with safety lock and quick-connect coupling
3. Stainless steel lance with flat-jet nozzle and quick-connect nipple
4. User manual, parts list

Control Panel

1. On/off switch with motor protection and indicator light
2. Heating switch for warm water use
3. Concise operating manual
4. Thermostat for water temperature control
5. Large stainless steel pressure gauge
6. Detergent valve

Internal Components

1. Pump head made of special brass
2. Infinitely variable pressure and flow rate control
3. Oil drain hose
4. Water reservoir
5. Exhaust gas opening
6. Combustion chamber
7. Fan with fuel pump
8. Fuel filter
9. Connecting hose between high-pressure pump and water box
10. High-voltage ignition transformer
11. Display for the over-temperature sensor

General Instructions

Operation in Accordance with Regulations

• This high-pressure cleaner must only be used for cleaning with a high-pressure jet or for cleaning with a low-pressure jet with detergent (e.g., with foam injector or wash brush).
• Users must comply with environmental regulations.
• The high-pressure cleaner has undergone a final inspection by Kränzle.
• The high-pressure cleaner should be inspected by a professional for safe operation at least once a year, or as needed, according to the "Guidelines for Fluid Jet Devices." Keep records of these inspections.
• Industrial high-pressure cleaners must be inspected by a professional every 12 months.
• Users must ensure that all safety-relevant parts are in perfect condition before each use.

Accident Prevention

• The high-pressure cleaner is designed to prevent accidents when used by trained personnel. Users should be aware of the hazards associated with hot components and the high-pressure jet. Comply with the "Guidelines for Fluid Jet Devices."
• Combustion requires air and produces exhaust gases. If the high-pressure cleaner is used in enclosed spaces, ensure safe exhaust of combustion gases and adequate ventilation.
• Do not block the exhaust gas opening on top of the high-pressure cleaner. Do not lean over this opening or place your hands in it. The emitted exhaust gases are very hot.

Oil Change

• The first oil change should be performed after approx. 50 operating hours, then annually or after 500 operating hours.
• If the oil turns white or grey, it must be replaced.
• To change the oil: Remove the large right cover and loosen the oil drain screw from the inside. Open the red oil filler cap on top of the silver oil housing and then the cap on the end of the hose. Collect the oil in a container and dispose of it according to regulations. Close the end of the hose. Then add new oil.
• Contact customer service immediately in case of oil leakage. Failure to do so may result in environmental or technical damage.
• Condensation may form with high humidity and fluctuating temperatures. If the oil turns white or grey, it must be replaced.

Descaling

• Limescale in the heat exchanger consumes unnecessary energy as the water heats up slowly. The pressure relief valve returns part of the water to the high-pressure pump.
• Limescale can be identified by higher pipe resistance. To check, disconnect the lance from the spray gun and switch on the high-pressure cleaner. A full water jet should emerge from the spray gun. If the pressure gauge shows more than 50 bar, the high-pressure cleaner must be descaled as soon as possible.
• To descale: Remove the lance and descale it separately. Place the suction hose of the detergent injector into a container with the descaling solution. Set the detergent valve to the highest concentration. Switch on the high-pressure cleaner. Hold the spray gun with safety lock in a separate tank and press the trigger. Wait until the descaling fluid exits the safety spray gun (recognizable by its whitish color). Switch off the high-pressure cleaner and let the descaler work for 15-20 minutes. Switch the high-pressure cleaner back on and flush with clean water for 2 minutes. Check if the pipe resistance has decreased. Repeat descaling if necessary.
• Descaling agents are corrosive! Observe the instructions for use and accident prevention regulations. Wear protective clothing to prevent contact with skin, eyes, or clothing.

Fuel System

• Fuel can contain dirt particles, or dirt and water can enter the fuel tank during refueling. The high-pressure cleaner has a fuel filter to protect the fuel pump. Check this filter regularly for contamination and replace it if necessary.
• Regularly check the fuel tank for contamination. Clean it if necessary. Empty the fuel tank using the drain plug at the bottom. Carefully clean the fuel tank and fuel lines. Tighten the plug again.
• Dispose of cleaning agents and contaminated fuel responsibly.
• Regularly check the fuel system for contamination. No warranty is provided for damage to the fuel system caused by contamination.
• Users must comply with applicable laws and regulations.

Electrical Connection

• The high-pressure cleaner is supplied with a power cable. The power plug must be inserted into a properly installed grounded socket with a 30 mA residual current device. The power connection must be carried out by a qualified electrician and must comply with IEC60364-1.
• The socket must be protected by a 16 A slow-acting fuse (Type C, K).
• When using an extension cord, it must have a ground connection connected according to the regulations for the plug connections. The cables must have a cross-section of at least 2.5 mm². Connections must be splash-proof and not lie on a wet floor. When using a cable reel, the power cable must always be completely unwound.

Water and Cleaning System

• Water can be supplied to the high-pressure cleaner under pressure. A float valve in the water reservoir regulates the water supply. The water is then drawn by the high-pressure pump from the water reservoir and guided under pressure into the safety spray tube. The spray nozzle on the safety spray tube then forms the high-pressure jet. By bypassing the water reservoir, water can also be drawn directly from a pressureless reservoir (see Direct Suction).
• Users must comply with environmental regulations.

Safety Spray Tube with Spray Gun with Safety Lock

• The spray gun with safety lock only works when the lever of the spray gun with safety lock is pressed. Operating the lever opens the spray gun with safety lock. The fluid then flows to the nozzle. Pressure builds up and quickly reaches operating pressure. When the lever is released, the spray gun with safety lock closes, and no fluid exits the safety spray tube. The pressure surge when closing the spray gun with safety lock opens the pressure regulating valve (also safety valve). The motor is switched off by the pressure switch. Opening the spray gun with safety lock closes the pressure regulating valve/safety valve, and the motor restarts, and the high-pressure pump transports water to the safety spray tube at the set pressure.
• The spray gun with safety lock is a safety component. Repairs must only be carried out by qualified personnel. Only use parts approved by the manufacturer when replacing parts.

Pressure Regulating Valve / Safety Valve

• The pressure regulating valve / safety valve protects the high-pressure cleaner against inadmissible overpressure and is designed so that it cannot be set higher than the permissible operating pressure. The adjusting screw is sealed with lacquer. Pressure and flow rate can be adjusted infinitely using the rotary knob.
• Replacement, repairs, adjustments, and sealing must only be carried out by qualified personnel. The high-pressure cleaner must not be connected to the power supply during these operations, i.e., the plug must be removed from the socket.

Motor Safety Switch

• The motor is protected against overload by a motor safety switch. The high-pressure cleaner switches off in case of overload or motor blockage. Eliminate the cause of the fault if the motor switches off repeatedly.
• Replacement and maintenance work may only be carried out by qualified personnel. The high-pressure cleaner must not be connected to the power supply, i.e., the plug must be removed from the socket.

Totalstop System with Delayed Motor Shutdown

• When the spray gun with safety lock is opened, the motor is started via a Totalstop system. When the spray gun with safety lock is closed, the motor switches off after 38 seconds, and the unit enters standby mode. The delayed shutdown is necessary because frequent starting and stopping of the motor in high-pressure cleaners can lead to strong loads on the power grid and increased wear of the switching elements. After 20 minutes in standby, the unit disconnects from the power supply and must be switched on again using the main switch. If the spray gun is opened again, the unit starts automatically as long as the main switch is on.

Starting Up

Safety Lock

• If the high-pressure cleaner is accidentally not switched off after use, or if the spray gun with safety lock is not operated for 20 minutes, the high-pressure cleaner automatically enters the safety status by deactivating. It can be reactivated by operating the main switch.

High-Pressure Hose and Spray Device

• The high-pressure hose and spray device included as accessories for the therm 1017/therm 1017 T are made of high-quality material and are marked according to regulations.
• Only use parts approved by the manufacturer. Using non-original parts voids the warranty! High-pressure hoses and spray devices must be connected tightly (no leaks).
• Do not drive over the high-pressure line, do not pull the line too far, and avoid twisting. Do not pull the high-pressure hose over sharp edges. Defective high-pressure hoses must not be repaired (according to DIN 20022) but must be replaced with new high-pressure hoses approved by the manufacturer.
• Ensure all safety regulations are followed before starting up.

Starting the Unit

1. Mount the power cable holders with the screws.
2. Mount the water inlet filter (optional) to the water inlet.
3. Fill the fuel tank with heating oil before commissioning. Heating oil (EL DIN 51 603) or diesel (DIN EN 590). Filling capacity 25 liters.
4. To move the high-pressure cleaner to the place of use, release the brake.
5. The therm 1017/therm 1017 T is a portable high-pressure cleaner with robust running gear for outdoor use. To steer the high-pressure cleaner, press the tilting bracket with your foot and pull the high-pressure cleaner towards you.
6. For high-pressure cleaners with a hose reel, unlock the reel and fully unwind the high-pressure hose. For high-pressure cleaners without a hose reel, firmly screw the included high-pressure hose to the pump outlet. Roll out the high-pressure hose straight and without kinks. The high-pressure hose may leave marks on some floors. Alternatively, non-marking high-pressure hoses are available.
7. Connect the grey rotating screw connection of the high-pressure hose to the safety spray gun. Then screw them together tightly and pressure-proof.
8. First, pull back the protective sleeve of the spray gun with safety lock, then insert the lance into the quick-connect coupling of the spray gun with safety lock.
9. After inserting the lance, release the protective sleeve and observe the safe position of the lance. Regularly lubricate the quick-connect nipple with acid-free grease.
10. During operation, the quick-connect coupling must not be operated/touched! High risk of injury!
11. Check the quick-connect coupling and nipple for cleanliness (sand, dirt, ...) before inserting, if necessary clean with clean water. Contamination can damage the seal in the quick-connect coupling.
12. Pay attention to the maximum length of 20 m when extending the high-pressure hose!
13. Accessories may only be connected to a Kränzle-approved safety spray gun.
14. Before each use, check the water inlet sieve for cleanliness. Unscrew the filter cup manually, remove the water inlet sieve, and rinse and clean it with clean water along with the other parts. If the sieve is dirty, no water can pass through, and pressure cannot build up. Check the water inlet sieve for damage. Do not operate the high-pressure cleaner without or with a damaged filter.
15. Connect the water hose to the water inlet (minimum requirements: 5 m hose length, 3/4" diameter, 10 bar). The unit can optionally be connected to a pressurized water supply (1-10 bar water pressure) with cold or warm water up to 60 °C. The therm 1017/therm 1017 T can draw water from a reservoir (see direct suction).
16. Caution with warm supply water! When operating with 60 °C warm inlet water, increased temperatures occur. Do not touch metal parts on the high-pressure cleaner without safety gloves!

Operation as a Cold-Water High-Pressure Cleaner

1. Set the temperature on the thermostat to "0".
2. The detergent valve must be closed.
3. Switch on the high-pressure cleaner with the spray gun with safety lock open. Vent the high-pressure cleaner: Open and close the spray gun with safety lock several times. Start cleaning.
4. Do not aim the high-pressure jet at the object being washed for at least 30 seconds at the beginning of the washing cycle. The water content of the combustion chamber may be discolored due to the standstill period.

Operation as a Warm-Water High-Pressure Cleaner

1. The detergent valve must be closed.
2. Set the desired temperature on the thermostat (minimum temperature 40 °C). The high-pressure cleaner operates at the most economical temperature in the eco-phase.
3. Switch on the high-pressure cleaner with the spray gun with safety lock open. Vent the high-pressure cleaner: Open and close the spray gun with safety lock several times.
4. Switch on the heating. The water is heated and kept at the set temperature.

Direct Water Suction

• Thanks to the suction power of the high-pressure pump (up to 2.5 m suction height, max. hose length 3 m), the high-pressure cleaner can also draw cleaning water from separate reservoirs or streams. In this case, the water reservoir must be bypassed.
• Disconnect the connecting hose between the high-pressure pump and the water reservoir.
• Screw the hose with suction filter (Art. No.: 150383) to the connecting hose using a double nipple (Art. No.: 46004).
• Place the water-filled suction hose into the water-filled preferred reservoir and start cleaning. Pay attention to clean water! Do not suck in chlorinated water! Do not suck in air!
• For the first suction, the high-pressure pump or the suction hose must be filled with water.

Note

• Depending on water quality, valves may stick after prolonged standstill. Consequently, the high-pressure cleaner may not draw water from a reservoir correctly. In this case, connect a water hose with pressurized water to the pump inlet. After starting the high-pressure cleaner, the pressurized water will open the valves, and you can then work from a reservoir as usual.

Using Additives

Suction of Additives

• Due to the presence of the water reservoir in the therm 1017/therm 1017 T, it is now possible to draw additives directly into the high-pressure pump, which prevents a reduction in performance and leads to an increase in efficiency.
• Place the detergent injector hose into the reservoir with the additive.
• Dose the additive by turning the detergent valve. Closing the detergent valve stops the supply of additive.
• After using additives, flush the high-pressure cleaner with clean water with the safety spray gun open.
• Only open the detergent valve when the chemical sieve is immersed in the liquid! Sucked-in air causes damage to the pump seals (No warranty!).
• The additive must have a neutral pH value of 7-9. This machine was developed for use with detergents supplied or recommended by the manufacturer. The use of other detergents or chemicals can affect the safety of the machine. Follow regulations, e.g., protective equipment, wastewater regulations, etc.
• Caution Solvent! Never suck in liquids containing solvents, such as paint thinner, gasoline, oil, or similar! The seals in the high-pressure cleaner are not resistant to solvents! Furthermore, the spray mist from solvents is highly flammable, explosive, and toxic.

Putting Out of Operation

Shutting Down

1. Switch off the high-pressure cleaner.
2. Turn off the water supply.
3. Open the spray gun with safety lock until the pressure is released.
4. Lock the spray gun with safety lock.
5. Disconnect the high-pressure hose and the spray gun with safety lock.
6. Empty the high-pressure pump: Hold the high-pressure hose and switch on the motor until no water jet emerges from the outlet.
7. Unplug the power cord from the socket.
8. Clean the high-pressure hose and roll it up neatly. Secure the hose reel.
9. Clean the power cable and wind it up.
10. Clean the water inlet sieve.
11. Apply the parking brake.
12. Store the high-pressure cleaner in a frost-free room during winter.

Frost Protection

• To protect the high-pressure cleaner against frost, drain it completely. To do this, disconnect the high-pressure cleaner from the water supply and switch it on. By opening the safety spray gun, the water is expelled from the water tank. Do not run the high-pressure cleaner without water for longer than one minute. Add antifreeze to the water tank and switch on the appliance. With the spray gun open, wait until the agent comes out of the nozzle.

Special Regulations, Ordinances, and Tests

Tests Performed by Kränzle

• Earth wire resistance measurement
• Voltage and current measurement
• Voltage withstand test with +/- 1530 V
• Hot water hose pressure test with 300 bar
• Visual inspection and operational check according to the attached test sheet
• Exhaust gas analysis (see attached test strips)

Guidelines for Fluid Jet Devices

The machine complies with the "Guidelines for Fluid Jet Devices." These guidelines were issued by the German Association of Industrial Employers' Liability Insurance Funds and are available from Carl Heymann Verlag KG, Luxemburger Straße 449, D-50939 Köln. According to these guidelines, this unit must be inspected by an expert for operational safety at least once a year, or as needed. Fill in these inspections in the inspection log at the end of this manual.

Pressure Vessel and Steam Boiler Ordinance

Kränzle hot water high-pressure cleaners comply with the Pressure Vessel and Steam Boiler Ordinance. No type approval, approval application, or acceptance inspection is required. The water content is less than 10 L.

User Obligations

Before each use of the fluid jet device, the user must ensure that the safety-relevant parts are in perfect condition (e.g., safety valves, hose and electrical lines, spray devices, etc.).

Noise Abatement Act

For stationary installations, the installation must be inspected annually by a qualified and authorized chimney sweep to ensure compliance with emission limits, according to the first ordinance for the implementation of the (German) Noise Abatement Act. The first inspection must be carried out within the first four weeks after commissioning. The measurement must be carried out at the user's request.

Service and Maintenance

• During all maintenance work, the high-pressure cleaner must be disconnected from the mains. Set the main switch to "0" and pull the plug from the socket.

Weekly or After Approx. 50 Operating Hours

• Oil Level: Check the oil level of the high-pressure pump using the oil dipstick. If the oil level is too low, add oil. The oil level should reach the top of the "OK" mark. If the oil has a grey or whitish color, the oil must be changed (see "Oil Change" in the "General Instructions" chapter of this user manual). Dispose of the oil responsibly.
• Water Filter and Fuel Filter: Check the water filter before the float valve in the water tank and the fuel filter before the solenoid valve. Clean the filters if necessary.

Annually or After Approx. 500 Operating Hours

• Descale and decarbonize the heating coil.
• Check the heating coil for limescale, descale if necessary.
• Check the oil burner and ignition system.
• Clean the oil nozzle, oil filter, solenoid valve, and sieve; clean or adjust the ignition transformer, ignition cable, and ignition electrodes; replace defective parts.

Oil Leakage

• Contact customer service (dealer) immediately in case of oil leakage. Failure to follow this instruction may result in environmental or technical damage.
• Condensation may form with high humidity and fluctuating temperatures. If the oil turns white or grey, it must be replaced.

Small Repairs – DIY

Problem: No water from the nozzle, but the high-pressure pump is running. The stainless steel pressure gauge shows full pressure.

Cause: The nozzle is likely clogged.

The stainless steel pressure gauge shows full pressure. Little or no water comes out of the lance.

Procedure:

1. Switch off the high-pressure cleaner.
2. Unplug the power cord from the socket.
3. Briefly press the spray gun with safety lock to release the pressure.
4. Remove the spray gun with safety lock and the lance, and remove any residue from the high-pressure hose. Check the water inlet sieve for contamination.
5. If the problem persists, carefully push a wire (paperclip) through the nozzle opening. If cleaning with a wire does not yield the desired result, the lance must be replaced.
6. For any repair, unplug the power cord from the socket!

Problem: Irregular spray jet from the nozzle. The stainless steel pressure gauge shows low pressure.

Cause: The valves may be dirty or clogged.

Despite the pressure regulator being turned up, the pressure gauge shows low pressure, the lance emits an irregular jet, and the high-pressure hose vibrates.

Procedure:

1. Unscrew all 6 valves (arranged vertically and horizontally in a row of 3 brass socket screws).
2. Remove the valve body (with green or red plastic housing) and O-ring with sharp pliers. Check the sealing ring for damage. If damaged, replace the O-ring.
3. Clean the valves with a wire (paperclip) and, if possible, under running water.
4. Do not forget the sealing ring when reinserting!

Problem: After closing the spray gun with safety lock, the high-pressure cleaner constantly switches on and off. The stainless steel pressure gauge still shows full pressure.

Possible Cause No. 1: Leak.

After closing the spray gun with safety lock, the high-pressure cleaner should switch off. The stainless steel pressure gauge should indicate the permitted switch-off pressure (see type plate). If switching off does not occur and the stainless steel pressure gauge still indicates full pressure (unit does not bypass), a leak in the high-pressure pump, pressure switch, high-pressure hose, or spray gun with safety lock could be the cause.

Procedure:

1. Check the connections of the high-pressure cleaner to the high-pressure hose, the high-pressure hose to the spray gun, and the lance to the spray gun with safety lock for any leaks.
2. Switch off the high-pressure cleaner. Briefly activate the spray gun with safety lock to reduce pressure. Remove the high-pressure hose, the spray gun with safety lock, and the lance, and check the sealing rings. If the sealing rings are defective, the O-rings must be replaced immediately.
3. No warranty is provided for consequential damage caused by leaks.

Problem: After closing the spray gun with safety lock, the high-pressure cleaner constantly switches on and off. The stainless steel pressure gauge still shows full pressure.

Possible Cause No. 2: The check valve is defective.

Procedure:

1. Switch off the high-pressure cleaner, unplug the power cord from the socket. Turn off the water supply.
2. Briefly press the spray gun with safety lock to release the pressure. Unscrew the pump outlet.
3. Remove the check valve pin and check the O-ring for contamination or damage. Also check the stainless steel sealing seat in the pump housing for contamination or damage.
4. If the sealing rings are defective, the O-rings must be replaced immediately.
5. No warranty is provided for damage to the high-pressure pump due to defective sealing rings resulting from air suction or lack of water (cavitation).

Summary of Additional Fault Causes

If a fault occurs repeatedly or you cannot fix it yourself, please contact our customer service.

! For any repair, unplug the power cord from the socket!

Control Board

Light Diode D3:

1. Constant light: Overvoltage protection has been activated.
2. Flashing: The fuel float indicates a low fuel level or is defective.

Light Diode D4:

1. Light: The burner is released, but the flame is not burning. If the flame ignites within two seconds, the light goes out. If the light does not go out, check the combustion. If the light does not go out, check the flame sensor.

The high-pressure cleaner can, however, still be used with cold water.

Heating (Burner)

Kränzle Accessories

Rotary Wash Brush

• Stainless steel pipe
• 1000 mm
• Brush head Ø 180 mm
• Nozzle size 3.2 mm
• With quick-connect nipple
• Art. No.: 410507

Underbody Lance

• Stainless steel pipe
• 1000 mm
• Nozzle size 4007
• With anti-twist safety
• With quick-connect nipple
• Art. No.: 410755

Double Lance

• With ISO grip
• 1000 mm
• Low-pressure spray nozzle D3035 standard
• With quick-connect nipple
• Art. No. double lance: 12133*
• *High-pressure nozzle to be ordered separately.

Accessories for high-pressure cleaners are safety components! Use of non-Kränzle approved components voids all warranties.

Foam Lances

• 1 liter, with reservoir
• With quick-connect nipple
• Art. No.: 135303

Splash Guard

• 280 mm x 190 mm
• For all wash lances
• Art. No.: 132600

Hose with Suction Filter

• With check valve
• Hose length 3 m
• Art. No.: 150383

When ordering, please provide the technical data of the high-pressure cleaner (unit type).

EU Declaration of Conformity

We hereby declare that the construction of the high-pressure cleaner:

• therm 1017
• therm 1017 T

Nominal flow rate: therm 1017: 1000 l/h, therm 1017 T: 1000 l/h

Technical documents provided by: Josef Kränzle GmbH & Co. KG, Christopher Königsberger, Rudolf-Diesel-Str. 20, 89257 Illertissen

Complies with the following requirements and directives for high-pressure cleaners:

• Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
• EMC Directive 2014/30/EU
• ROHS Directive 2011/65/EU
• Outdoor Directive 2000/14/EC

Typical sound pressure level: 89 dB (A)

Guaranteed sound pressure level: 91 dB (A)

Applied conformity assessment procedure: Annex V, Outdoor Directive 2000/14/EC

Used specifications and standards: EN 60335-1: 2012/A13: 2017, EN 60335-2-79: 2012, EN 62233: 2008, EN 55014-1:2006+A1:2009+A2: 2011, EN 55014-2:2015, EN 61000-3-2:2014, EN 61000-3-3: 2013

Josef Kränzle GmbH & Co. KG

Rudolf-Diesel-Straße 20

89257 Illertissen (Germany)

Illertissen, 2025-05-22

Ludwig Kränzle (Director)

Warranty

The warranty obligation of Josef Kränzle GmbH & Co. KG towards the dealer from whom you purchased this Kränzle high-pressure cleaner (=product) applies exclusively to material defects, such as material and manufacturing faults.

Defects that are due to the long and frequent use of the product and are typical for the age and usage intensity of the high-pressure cleaner are based on wear and tear of the respective product components and are therefore not product defects. Such defects do not lead to warranty claims by the buyer. In particular, pressure gauges, nozzles, valves, sealing cuffs, high-pressure hoses, and spray devices are wear parts.

The product must be used in accordance with this user manual. This user manual is part of the warranty provisions.

Modifications to the safety devices of the product, as well as incorrect operation, for example, exceeding temperature and speed limits, undervoltage, lack of water, and dirty water, as well as improper use of the product, can lead to damage to the product that does not constitute defects.

If the use of non-original Kränzle accessories and non-original Kränzle spare parts is the cause of a defect in our product, this may lead to the complete loss of warranty rights. Only the use of original Kränzle accessories and original Kränzle spare parts, which are matched to the respective Kränzle high-pressure cleaner, guarantees safe and trouble-free operation of the Kränzle high-pressure cleaner.

The statutory warranty periods applicable in the respective country apply.

In case of warranty claims or any other defect, please contact your dealer or customer service in your area with the accessories and proof of purchase. You can also find this on the internet at www.kraenzle.com.

Inspection Reports

Industrial high-pressure cleaners must be inspected by a professional every 12 months!

Inspection report of the annual occupational safety inspection (UVV) according to the guidelines for fluid jet devices. (This inspection report serves as proof of the repeat inspection and must be kept carefully!) Kränzle Test Seals: Art. No.: UVV200106

Owner:

Address:

Inspection Scope

• Type plate (present)
• User manual (present)
• Protective cover, protective device
• Pressure line (tightness)
• Stainless steel pressure gauge (function)
• Float valve (tightness)
• Spray gun (identification)
• High-pressure hose/component (damage, identification)
• Safety valve opens at 10%/20% overload of working pressure
• Pressure vessel
• Heating oil line (tightness)
• Solenoid valve (function)
• Thermostat (function)
• Flow monitoring (function)
• Power cable (damage)
• Power plug (damage)
• Protective line (connected)
• On/off switch
• Water shortage fuse (function)
• Used chemicals
• Approved chemicals

Control Data

• High-pressure nozzle
• Operating pressure: bar
• Switch-off pressure: bar
• Soot content: %
• CO2 value: % CO2
• Operating efficiency: %
• Resistance of protective line not exceeded/value
• Insulation
• Leakage current
• Spray gun with safety lock locked

Test Result (to be checked)

• The high-pressure cleaner was inspected according to the guidelines for fluid jet devices. The detected faults were repaired, confirming work safety.
• The high-pressure cleaner was inspected according to the guidelines for fluid jet devices. Work safety is guaranteed again only after repair of the identified faults or replacement of the defective parts.

The next repeat inspection according to the guidelines for fluid jet devices must be carried out by: Month Year

Place, Date Signature

Final Report

High-Pressure Cleaner (Appliance Type):

• All lines connected
• Hose clamps tight
• Bolts fully assembled and tightened
• Ignition cable connected
• Visual inspection carried out
• Brake operation checked

Leakage Check

• Water tank filled and tested
• Water supply tested for leaks
• Float valve operation checked
• High-pressure cleaner tested for leaks under pressure

Electrical Check

• Earth wire check carried out

Measured Current Consumption

• Operating pressure
• Switch-off pressure

• Steam stage tested
• Detergent valve checked
• Start/stop/automatic and delayed shutdown system tested
• Fuel shortage switch checked
• Thermostat operation checked
• Burner operation checked

Water Inlet Temperature in °C

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Water Outlet Temperature in °C

60 62 64 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 80 82 84 86 88 90

Fuel Pressure in bar

9 9.5 10 10.5 11 11.5 12 12.5 13 13.5 14 14.5 15 15.5 16

Measured Soot Value

0 1 2 3

• Safety devices sealed with lacquer
• The high-pressure cleaner meets all requirements according to this test protocol

Name: Date: Signature:

Result of the Exhaust Gas Analysis