Product Manual
SDM09H-Hosereel Page 14
Issue 2
– April’20
4.0
MAINTENANCE
WARNINGS
1
BEFORE PROCEEDING, ISOLATE THE HYDRAULIC POWER SUPPLY TO THE
HOSEREEL.
2
A HOSE THAT LEAKS COULD CAUSE INJURY TO THE OPERATOR.
3
SPECIAL CARE IS REQUIRED WHEN CARRYING OUT MAINTENANCE OR REPAIR
WORK ON INVERTED HOSEREELS.
CAUTIONS
1
A weak hose could swell under pressure and could cause damage to the drum.
2
Where there is surface contamination of the hose and reel i.e. road traffic grime, or
frequent hosing down, the reel may need to be greased more frequently than
suggested.
4.1
Weekly maintenance
4.1.1
Check the hydraulic oil level in the reservoir and top up as required.
4.2
Monthly maintenance
4.2.1
Grease the drum bearings and the spindle of the rewind mechanism through the grease nipples.
4.2.2
Lubricate the drive chain sparingly.
4.2.3
Release the brake and check the reel for easy rotation.
4.2.4
Check the hose for damage and deterioration. Look for any swelling under pressure.
4.2.5
If fitted, check that the earth continuity device is functioning correctly, section 2.6.4.
4.3
Bi annual maintenance
4.3.1
Check that all fasteners are tight.
4.3.2
Check for excessive free movement between the bearings on the frame. If necessary adjust the
position of the support bearing at the opposite end of the drum to the rewind assembly.
4.3.3
Remove the plastic guard and check the alignment of the handwind gear pinion and crown wheel. If
adjustment is required, re-position the handwind spindle bracket and lubricate the gear teeth with
grease. Make sure the nyloc nuts are tightened to at least 53Nm [40lb ft ] and refit the guard.
4.3.4
Check the tension of the drive chain(s) over one complete revolution of the drum. Allow 13mm total
side movement of chain at the midway position. Adjust as required by moving the rewind motor
mounting plate. Lubricate the chain with a suitable lubricant.
4.3.5
Examine the hydraulic pipe work for any damage or leaks. Repair any fault found.
4.3.6
Check the control valves for leaks. Repair or replace faulty valves.