Lubrication
(See Fig
5)
to relieve pressure from the service hose. Every six
Shut
off
the air or fluid supply. Open the dispensing valve
months, apply one or
two
drops of light motor
oil
to lubri
-
cate the hose reel at points
E,
F,
and
G.
I
nism
to
fail.
1
Improper lubricating will cause the latching mecha-
increasing Spring Tension
(See Fig
6)
Pull
the hose
out
fullv and enoaae the latch. Remove the
dispensingvalveandthe
hosGsGp
(D).
Pullthe hose back
through the hose rollers
(33).
Wrap a loop of hose
onto
the
reel
flange
(13).
~
Check the spring tension; the hose must pull out fully and
retract fully. Wrap more loops, one at a time, around the
reel flange until the spring has the desired tension.
NOTE:
Do
not put
so
many loops onto the reel that
the
spring winds up tightly before the hose is fully
extended. Remove loops to decrease tension.
Route the hose through the hose rollers and rein
-
stall the hose stop and dispensing valve.
hose stop and dispensing valve.
Route the hose through the hose rollers and reinstall the
Replace the Service Hose
(See Fig
6)
to relieve pressure from the service hose. Remove the dis-
Shut
off
the air or fluid supply. Open the dispensing valve
pensing valve and the hose stop. Hold the reel with
GLOVED
hands and let it slide
slowly
through your hands
until the reel stops. When the reel stops the spring tension
the reel.
has been released and the hose can be unwrapped from
NEVER
allow the reel
to
spin freely. Doing
so
causes the hose to spin out of control, which could
cause serious bodily injury if
you.
are hit by the
ALWAYS
wear heavy gloves when unwinding the
spring tension to protect your hands from being cut
on the hose reel.
Fig
6
307
-
694
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