7.3.9.
Carefully release the drum latch, and slowly allow the hose to wind onto the reel.
7.3.10. Apply Teflon tape or pipe sealant to the outlet fitting on the new hose then attach it to a desired tool, or nozzle. Pressurize the reel
and check all the connections for leakage.
7.3.11. If needed, adjust the spring tension. See Spring Tension Adjustment in the Operation section.
7.4.
sWIvel seal ReplacemeNt
7.4.1.
Turn off the pressure source, release pressure from the system, and remove the supply hose connection from the swivel.
7.4.2.
Remove the swivel assembly (fig.6) from reel axle.
Note:
Removal of the swivel is not absolutely necessary unless a new swivel is being installed.
7.4.3.
Remove the circlip from swivel, and take it apart. Please see the diagram above for reference.
7.4.4.
Replace the seals and reassemble the swivel.
7.4.5.
Use Teflon tape or thread sealant on the swivel threads and reconnect the swivel with the axle.
7.4.6.
Use Teflon tape or thread sealant on the inlet supply hose threads and reconnect it to the swivel.
7.4.7.
Pressurize the system and check for leaks.
7.5.
The hose reel does not require special maintenance as it is lubricated for life. To ensure reliable operation, clean the hose and
casing regularly.
8
Do Not
spray or wet the product, but clean with a cloth and warm water.
8
Do Not
use solvents or detergents, as these may permanently damage the plastic.
Note:
There are no user serviceable parts. All maintenance and repairs which require the case to be opened or dismantled should be
carried out by an authorised service agent only.
WaRNING!
Do Not
dismantle the hose reel casing, or attempt to remove the screws and covers on the sides. To do so may result
in damage to the appliance and/or personal injury and will invalidate the warranty.
7.6.
stoRaGe
7.6.1.
Should you wish to store the hose, ensure it is clean and dry. Place the item in a dark, safe, dry, childproof location, where the
temperature will remain reasonably stable.
8
Do Not
store in a nylon or plastic bag, as this will encourage condensation.
8. tRoublesHootING
pRoblems
possIble cause
solutIoN
Hose will not retract
H
ose bunching within reel.
Spring tension too tight.
Replacement hose too heavy
S
pring has lost all tension or has possibly
broken.
P
ull hose out of reel and guide back in.
H
ave spring tension adjusted by authorised
service agent.
H
ave correct hose fitted by authorised
service agent.
R
einstall Spring Tension
R
eplace Spring Canister.
Hose will not fully retract
o
utlet Nozzle, gun or tool is too heavy.
Spring is fatigued.
F
ield installed hose is too long.
Add spring tension. See “Spring Tension
Adjustment”.
Add spring tension. See “Spring Tension
Adjustment”. Replace spring canister if
required.
Call local Distributor for correct specified
hose length.
Reel will not latch
T
he hose has been pulled past the latching
teeth.
B
roken latching pawl or pawl spring.
Allow reel to retract slowly after hearing 1st,
2nd or 3rd click.
H
ave new latching pawl or pawl spring fitted
by authorised service agent.
R
eel Leaks
d
amaged hose.
H
ave new hose fitted by authorised service
agent.
F
luid leaks from Swivel
Swivel seals are damaged or worn.
Inlet hose is not flexible.
R
eplace swivel seals. See “Swivel Seal
Replacement.
Caution: Be sure leak is not Hose fitting!
H
ose locks up when fully extended
H
ose Clamp is in the incorrect position
R
elocate hose clamp to optional location.
Swivel Assembly is not moving freely of
locking up
Inlet hose fitting has been over-tightened.
Inlet hose is not flexible causing
Side force on swivel.
R
emove and examine swivel assembly for
damage. Replace as necessary.
P
roperly tighten inlet hose. Hand lightens
fitting, plus1/2 tum with wrench.
fig.6
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HR1512 Issue 1 30/07/19
Original Language Version
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