Kranzle K1122 / K1152 Oil Change
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2020
- Changing the oil is pretty straight forward in the Kranzle. This should be carried out after the first 50 hours of use and then annually thereafter.
The oil required for this 2019 model is 15w40 and the quantity is 250ml. (I used non-detergent oil.) - Наука та технологія
Finally someone uses the correct non detergent oil instead of 5w40 generic car oil! I can’t believe how many bad demonstrations of this there are out there.. well done sir
Thanks faz. The manual doesn't stipulate non-detergent oil but as it's only a few pounds per oil change I see it as worthwhile on a £600+ machine. Have a great day.
Late reply but krenzle usa recommended 5w50 synthetic oil in case you don't have original krenzle oil
How can you tell if its non-detergent oil or not? trying to figure out if the 5W30A1 is ok or not, although the B240T says it wants 10W60 so probably not a good idea
You did a great job, so professional，haha
Great vid thanks. I just realised I havent changed the oil in mine for 5 years. Oops. My next urgent job.
Wow. Better late than never! 👌
I have just replaced a kranzle and de-nipped the plug the oil level is when its sat in not screwed in hope that helps.
Thanks!
Great video, thanks Gee Whiz. I'm totally loving my K10 122 TS from Simpsons. Have you seen the latest K12 130 TS? A stealthily painted black monster, and with an anti cavitation oil reservoir on top. No blue electrics box, just a small box with the capacitor exposed. Not available in the UK at present though. How many hours roughly is on that oil when you drained it for the video?
Thanks. No I’ve not heard of that machine. Sounds interesting.
Not sure how many hours use at that oil change; I think it was about the 6 month point. Probably due to do again. 😄
great video full of good advice the only thing i would of done different is measure 0.25l of oil out before re filling
That's not a bad idea Daniel. The bottle of oil has markings on it so it's fairly easy to judge. I prefer to go off the dipstick myself as this way you account for any oil not drained out. I don't think the level is overly critical though.
Great video thanks, I'm looking to purchase one of these myself, I think I read somewhere the dipstick design is for a 2 euro coin to sit into and use a pliers to loosen it that way shouldn't crush the plastic
Hi Kreg, thanks. That was from an Obsessed Garage video I think. They’re fantastic machines. If you crack and lube the red dipstick threads when you get it, You’ll have no issues with unscrewing it. Good luck and let me know how you get on with your new Kranzle. 👌
@@GeeWhizRS purchased one ,got a great deal directly from a rep,absolutely blown away by the quality of the kranzle 1152, can't wait to wash the car again :);)
Happy days mate. Mine will be coming indoors soon for winter. Gotta look after that puppy. 👍
What hose (and OD size) did you put on your unit? Doesn't seem like the kobrajet one so I'm wondering if you just attached straight to that metal rod connection with or without an adapter. Would be able to tell from the other side of the unit.
That's a 15m hose from 'Direct Hoses' here in the UK. It does the job but I'm not convinced I'd buy it again. It was delivered to me with mould on the hose which took me a few hours to clean up. It has also introduced a slight delay between when I pull the trigger and when the motor kicks in. I'm assuming this is because the hose swells a little under pressure and when I pull the trigger, the hose contracting a little maintains pressure for a moment and fools the pressure switch.
Hallo I just want to know the Kind of oil you have used , thank you
It’s Westway pressure washer pump oil.
6:10 in the video for anyone else interested