Karcher HKS 100 LM - Manual (Page 22)

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1) = acetone operation impossible
2) = Regulator fluid as per USDA H1, not
suitable for the cleaning of beer tanks
-- = inconsistent, use impossible
x = consistent
Notice
When operating with solvents, the sealing
materials are less resistent, therefore they
must be flushed immediately after use! En-
quire with Kärcher!
1 Caustic soda max. 10%, without hy-
pochlorite particles
2 Potassium hydroxide max. 10%, with-
out hypochlorite particles
Notice
– The material will be worn off faster
when using hydrochloric or sulfuric ac-
ids; therefore it must be rinsed/neutral-
ised immediately!
– Contaminated acids will decrease the
resilience!
– Enquire with Kärcher if needed!
1 Nitric acid max. 10%.
2 Acetic acid max. 10%.
3 Formic acid max. 10%.
4 Phosphoric acid max. 10%.
5 Citric acid max. 10%.
6 Sulfuric acid max. 0.5%.
7 Hydrochloric acid max. 0.5%.
If other cleaning liquids are used, their resil-
ience must be checked by means of the
materials list! These cleaning liquids can
only be used after being released by Kärch-
er!
Cleaning liquids
Order No. Water Fully de-
salted wa-
ter Water with al-
kaline clean-
ing agent Water with
acid cleaning
agent Brines Acids solvents Use in the
food sector
Example:
Kärcher clean-
ing agents
RM31 Example:
Kärcher clean-
ing agents
RM25
max. +60 °C max. +60 °C max. +20 °C max. +20 °C max. +20 °C
3.632-030 x x 0-2% 0-1% LA SR -- --
3.632-032 x x 0-2% 0-1% LA SR -- x 2)
3.632-035 x x 0-2% 0-1% LA SR LM 1) --
3.632-049 x x 0-2% 0-1% LA SR acetone --
solvents
LM Solvents (max. temperature
+20 °C)
Brines
LA Brines (max. temperature +20 °C)
Acids
SR Acids (max. temperature +20 °C)
Other cleaning liquids
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