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Figure 15  –  Encountering an Obstruction: Do 

Not Use Camera Head to Clear 

Obstructions

A slow steady push through the system works best. At 

changes in direction such as P-traps, Tees, Ys, and 
elbows use a quick push to “pop” the camera head 
around the bend by pulling the camera head back from 
the bend approximately 8 in [20 cm] and then quickly 
thrusting it through the bend. Be as gentle as possible 
and do not use more force than required. Excessive force 
can damage the camera head. Do not hammer or snap 
the camera through bends. Do not force the camera 
head through if there is a large amount of resistance. 
Be especially careful through Tees, as the push cable 
could fold over in the Tee and make retrieval difficult or 
impossible.

Watch to make sure that the drum does not hang up 
during use. If the drum hangs up and the push cable 
continues to be pulled from the nanoReel, the push 
cable will tighten around the hub of the drum, jam inside 

the drum, and stress the push cable.

Figure 16  –  Avoid Pulling at Sharp Angles

When inspecting the line, try moving the camera head 

past the area to be inspected and slowly pull it back for 
better results. Pulling the camera head back may provide 
more controlled and consistent viewing. When pulling the 
push cable, keep clear of sharp edges and do not pull at 
sharp angles to the inlet to prevent damage to the push 

cable. If needed, jiggle the camera head in standing 
water to rinse any debris from the camera window. 

Depending on what is encountered during the inspection, 
it may help to add, remove, or change the position of ball 
guides on the camera head. Ball guides may be able 
direct the camera towards a section of the line (such as 

the top), raise the camera head out of the liquid in the 
pipe, and help negotiate bends; especially at tight turns 
such as in a toilet flange (

See Figure 17, Figure 18, and 

Figure 19).

 See the “Installing Ball Guides” section in 

this Operator’s Manual for more information. 

Figure 17  –  Camera Head Blocked in Turn

Figure 18  –  Camera Head with Ball Guide in Turn

Figure 19  –  Successful Passage

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Summary of Contents for SeeSnake NanoReel

Page 1: ...lure to under stand and follow the con tents of this manual may result in electrical shock fire and or serious person al injury Operator s Manual Record product serial number below as it appears on th...

Page 2: ...Legend 6 Assembly 7 Camera Head Routing 7 Installing System Cable 7 Reversing Installing the Display Cradle micro CA 300 inspection Camera 8 Connecting the micro CA 300 Inspection Camera to the nanoR...

Page 3: ...ective equipment Always wear eye protection The appropriate use of protective equipment such as a dust mask non skid safety shoes a hard hat and hearing protection will reduce personal injuries t Do n...

Page 4: ...ead these precautions carefully before using the nanoReel to reduce the risk of electrical shock fire or other serious personal injury SAVE ALL WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Keep this...

Page 5: ...mera inspection through pipes with very small diameters P traps and very small radius bends which conventional inspection systems often cannot inspect When using the nanoReel with an appropriate SeeSn...

Page 6: ...ch Camera Head Figure 2 Inside Case Figure 3 Rear View with the micro CA 300 inspection camera Icon Legend Table 2 micro CA 300 Icons Icon Meaning Return Key Shutter Key Select Key Arrow Keys Power Ke...

Page 7: ...head in the provided clip See Figure 6 6 Close and relatch the case Figure 5 Routing the Camera Head Figure 6 Camera Head Properly Routed Installing System Cable NOTICE Do not touch the contact pins...

Page 8: ...the friction fit at the bottom of the hole 4 Unthread the screw Repeat for each of the remaining three nuts 5 Position the cord wrap arm and cradle on the same side of the case facing in the opposite...

Page 9: ...two halves around the camera head with their screw holes aligned 3 Fasten the two halves together with the two screws provided Do not over tighten Pre Operation Inspection WARNING Before each use ins...

Page 10: ...sleeve and match the System Cable plug to the matching SeeSnake System Connector on the CCU See Item 1 Figure 13 2 To join the connectors align the guide pin to the guide socket push the connector str...

Page 11: ...ent the image at the bottom of the pipe This can be done by placing a hose down the line or turning on a fixture for example flushing a toilet Shut off water flow as needed for viewing 6 Grip the push...

Page 12: ...d stress the push cable Figure 16 Avoid Pulling at Sharp Angles When inspecting the line try moving the camera head past the area to be inspected and slowly pull it back for better results Pulling the...

Page 13: ...location precisely For detailed instructions on Sonde locating consult the operator s manual for the locator model you are using Figure 20 Locating the nanoReel Sonde Retrieving the Camera After comp...

Page 14: ...to function with the nanoReel Other accessories suitable for use with other tools may become haz ardous when used with the nanoReel To reduce the risk of serious injury only use accessories spe cific...

Page 15: ...t and its implementation into national legislation electrical equipment that is no longer usable must be collected separately and disposed of in an environmentally correct manner Table 3 Troubleshooti...

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