4 .6 . Fitting the Connecting Hose (Refer to fig .3)
4.6.1. Lay the reel on a soft surface with the inlet side facing up.
4.6.2. Attach the 90° brass elbow to the reel inlet and brass swivel female to the supply, see fig.3.5.
4 .7 .
Installing the Reel
4.7.1. Lift the reel onto the bracket and line up the holes in the bracket with those on the reel.
4.7.2. Push the pivot pin through the top hole and down through the bottom hole in the bracket, which will secure the reel in place and allow
it to move through 180°.
NOTE:
If the reel is required to be static, place the locking plate onto the mounting bracket prior to inserting the pin, see fig.2.
WARNING! DO NOT attempt to open the inner drum assembly .
WARNING! DO NOT
let go of the hose while rewinding. Always walk the hose back to the reel holding the hose.
WARNING! DO NOT
place fingers or objects in the hose case at any time.
WARNING! DO NOT
attempt to fix the product if damaged, return to Sealey service agent.
WARNING!
If the hose becomes tangled and will not retract, slowly pull out the hose past the tangled section and then allow the hose
to slowly retract while guiding the hose back into the hose reel. Always ensure the hose is clean and not twisted.
5 .1 .
Slowly pull out the hose to the required length. A clicking noise will be heard every revolution of the inner drum. To lock the reel, allow
the hose to retract slowly after hearing the second or third click.
5 .2 .
To release the hose, pull out the hose until the clicking noise stops, then allow the hose to slowly retract while guiding the hose back
into the hose reel. The self-layering mechanism will coil the hose back onto the inner drum.
5 .3 .
To avoid injury and damage always hold the hose while it is retracting.
5 .4 .
Always retract the hose when not in use.
6 .1 .
Always keep the hose clean.
6 .2 .
If the hose becomes dirty, clean it with a damp cloth whilst retracting the hose.
6 .3 .
DO NOT
twist the hose whilst in use.
6 .4 .
DO NOT
allow the hose to contact any corrosive chemicals or fluids.
SA93, SA94 Issue: 1 - 22/10/14
Original Language Version
© Jack Sealey Limited
5 . OPERATION
6 . MAINTENANCE
1 - Solid brass internal spindle
2 - Carry handle
3 - Hose with adjustable stopper
4 - Fully enclosed case
5 - Inlet connector
fig.2
fig.3
fig.1
4 .1 .
The mounting bracket MUST be installed on a flat surface. It is
recommended that the mounting bracket is installed a minimum of 0.8
metres above the floor level.
4 .2 .
This reel can be mounted in a vertical or horizontal position. If mounting
the reel over 1.8 metres it is advised that the reel is mounted vertically.
4 .3 .
If mounting vertically, ensure there is adequate clearance underneath to
prevent injury or damage.
4 .4 .
The reel should be able to swing through 180° unless the locking plate
has been installed, see fig.2.
4 .5 .
Mounting the Bracket (Refer to fig .1)
4.5.1. Choose a location that is close to the compressed air source. For large
areas place the reel in the centre of the work space.
4.5.2. Measure the position of the bracket 0.8 metres from the floor (minimum)
and mark the bracket position through the screw holes, onto the wall.
4.5.3. Using a spirit level lined up with the top two markings, make sure the
bracket will be level.
4.5.4. Drill four holes to match the holes located on the mounting bracket. Holes
need to be 8mm wide and 50mm deep.
4.5.5. Insert the wall plugs and screw the bracket into place. You must use wall
plugs and screws appropriate to the installation surface.
4 . MOUNTING
