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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Spidy Cable Reel
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3.4
Technical Description
The cable reel with spring return is de-
signed to be used manually.
3.4.1
Cable Stopper
As standard, the cable reel is fitted with a
cable stopper.
Using the cable stopper, you can set the
gripping height of the cable that is hang-
ing out on an individual basis.
The protective lamella clamp adapts to
different cable diameters ranging from 6
mm to 12 mm and can be set to cable
lengths from 1 m to 6.30 m (with the
Spidy ROLLER 230 V to a maximum of 8
m).
Note!
The cable stopper only pre-
vents the cable from snapping
back to the set gripping height.
3.4.2
Cable Locking
The cable lock has a spring latch that
ensures that the cable is continuously
fixed and allows you to work without
applying tensile force to the cable. When
you pull out the cable, the spring latch
runs over latch cams.
Lock the cable by using four screws to
clamp the lamella clamp tight at the de-
sired gripping height of 1 m to 6.30 m
(with the Spidy ROLLER 230 V, up to a
maximum of 8 m).
Caution!
In the case of type Spidy AIR-
ROLLER with internal air hose,
make sure that you do not
press the lamella clamp too
firmly; otherwise, the com-
pressed air supply will not
work.
Keep pulling the cable until you hear a
click indicating that the desired locking
stage has been reached.
Release the locking, by pulling the cable
until you no longer hear the clicking. You
can roll up the cable.
Danger of injury!
Hold the cable tight when
pulling it out or reeling it back;
otherwise, the spring return
can lead to the cable snapping
back and causing injury.
3.4.3
Fuse
To avoid fault currents and errors, like
impermissibly high heating of the Spidy
AIRROLLER 230 V and Spidy ROLLER 230
V cable reels, for example, special glass
tube fuses rated at 10 A (slow blow) limit
the rated current.
