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The machine has a main on/off switch with a forward and reverse position.  These switches operate the 
turning mechanism, which turn the machine clutch.  When the motor switch is turned on, the user is able 
to pull clutch handle, which starts the clutch rotation.  When the handle is released the rotation 
immediately stops.   

 

 

 

PREPERATION FOR USING MACHINE 

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CAUTION: Before making any adjustments, ensure the main machine switch is in the “O” off position.   

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CAUTION: Before starting your job, it is vital to be aware of the distance from the sewer inlet pipe to the 
main sewer pipe or septic tank.  Overrunning the cable into large spaces can cause cable to form “knots” 
and prevent the cable from being returned through the smaller pipe line.  Avoid going into main sewer lines 
farther than 10’.  Avoid going into sewer tanks more than 3’.   

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Clutch operations 

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To rotationally engage the clutch, pull the clutch handle down (towards the ground).  The user 
must hold the handle in the down position to keep the clutch rotating.  To disengage the clutch, 
allow the clutch handle to move to the up position (towards the ceiling). 

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NOTE: Sectional drain cleaners do not spin the drain cleaner cable in/out (towards/away) from the 
drain clog.  Sections of the cable must be individually connected and manually fed to the point of 
the clog.  When the drain cleaner end reaches the point of the clog, the user engages the clutch 
to spin the cutter in a forward of reverse rotation.   

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CAUTION: Keep hands and fingers away from the clutch jaws and cutting pieces when 
the machine is plugged into a power source.  Closing clutch jaws can cause serious 
damage to bodily parts.   

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Main On/Off Switch Operations 

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“O” indicates “off” position. 

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“L” indicates counter-clockwise rotation. 

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“R” indicates clockwise rotation. 

Summary of Contents for SDS200

Page 1: ...OPERATIONAL MANUAL MODEL SDS200 SECTIONAL DRAIN CLEANING MACHINE by BLUEROCK Tools Volume 1 4...

Page 2: ...ct the retailer as soon as possible Do not throw away the packaging until the item is out of the guarantee period Dispose of the packaging in an environmentally responsible manner Recycle if possible...

Page 3: ...ADDITIONAL AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES 3 ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES FOR THIS MACHINE CAN BE FOUND IN BLUEROCK TOOLS ONLINE SHOP AT WWW BLUEROCKTOOLS COM OR FROM YOUR LOCAL RETAILER 3 OPERATIONS 4 PURPOSE 4 MACH...

Page 4: ...nsure they are operable Make certain the on off switch is in the off position before plugging into power to prevent unintentional starting OPERATIONAL SAFETY CHECKS ONLY to be operated by qualified pe...

Page 5: ...and or using the body Always mechanically clamp or secure work pieces that are not fixed DO NOT allow liquids or dust to enter the machine s ventilation system DO NOT operate machine outside of machin...

Page 6: ...ping Weight 220lbs 100KG Shipping Carton 44 x 25 x 28 Included Accessories DESCRIPTION QTY Instruction Manual 1 1 1 4 Drain Cable 60 15 4 6M x4pcs 30mm diameter Sectional Cables Soft Shaft Same as Rid...

Page 7: ...g should be avoided whenever possible o DO NOT allow the cord or plug to drag along the floor when wheeling between locations Make certain the work area is dry o DO NOT place the machine in water Use...

Page 8: ...ines farther than 10 Avoid going into sewer tanks more than 3 Clutch operations o To rotationally engage the clutch pull the clutch handle down towards the ground The user must hold the handle in the...

Page 9: ...in cleaner cable These are only attached on the front side of the machine cable o Attach the drain cleaner cutter once the end of the cable has been inserted into the front of the machine clutch chann...

Page 10: ...flexible shaft and assure personal safety Straight Helical Cutter Olive Shaped Helical Cutter Flexible Olive Shaped Helical Cutter For exploring the pipe blockage Usually used in the first step For g...

Page 11: ...of machine can result in the cable kinking and or twisting which can lead to cable breakage Feed a section of cable into the front of the machine see figure below Make sure the cable goes into the cl...

Page 12: ...with short jerking motion to free the cutter Slowly advance the cutter forward into the clog Repeat the process until the clog is free o NOTE Make sure cutters are always spinning when progressing int...

Page 13: ...back through the machine from front to back Remember to turn off machine and disconnect sections as they come out When a section of cable is removed insert the cable back into the cable carrier Make...

Page 14: ...on standard operating procedures Damaged Cable Dull cutters Replace cutters Cutters not assembled in correct sequence Put cutters in correct sequence Low quality pipe Make sure only pipe of good qual...

Page 15: ...are worn replace with identical piece After each use coat all moving parts including clutch driver with corrosion resistant oil Occasional Maintenance Check brushes for wear and replace if worn Grease...

Page 16: ...m ABS 3 47 Motor 750W 230V 1 13 Half round head screw M5 8 3 48 Flat key 6 30 1 14 Tension spring 3 49 Small Pulley 1 15 Damper 1 50 Damper 1 16 Driving shaft 1 51 Screw M5 103 3 17 Clutch cone 1 52 W...

Page 17: ...S D S 2 0 0 P I P E D R A I N C L E A N E R 14 Breakdown View...

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