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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Symptom
Fluid path (plumbing
and/or Swivel) is
leaking or damaged
Hose witll not fully
retract
Hose will not retract
at all
Reel will not latch
Fluid leaks from
swivel
Swivel assembly is
not moving freely or
locking up
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Possible Cause(s)
1. Maximum pressue
rating for reel has been
exceeded
2. Application is not
compatible with
plumbing and/or swivel
seal materials.
1. Outlet nozzle, gun or
tool is too heavy.
2. Spring is fatigued.
3. Field installed hose is
too long.
1. Spring has lost all
tension or has possibly
broken
1. Incorrect operation
2. Dog spring or locking
cam is broken or worn.
1. Swivel seals are
damaged or worn
2. Inlet hose is not flexible
1. Inlet hose is not flexible
causing side force on
swivel
Corrective Action
1. Replace or repair damaged
components. Consult factory.
Check maximum pressure rating
of reel.
2. Contact factory to determine
chemical compatibility or
environmental issues(i.e.
temperature rating).
1. Add spring tension. See "Spring
Tension Adjustment".
2. Add spring tension. See "Spring
Tension Adjustment". Replace
Spring Canister if required.
3. Call local distributor for correct
specified hose length.
1. Reinstall Spring Tension
1. To latch the reel, pull out the hose
and allow it to retract after hearing
the first second or third "click".
2. Replace dog spring or locking
cam.
Replace swivel seals. See "Swivel
Seal Replacement".
CAUTION: Be sure leak is not at
Hose Fitting!
1. Properly tighten inlet hose. Hand
tighten fitting, plus 1/2 turn with
wrench.
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