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OPERATING
Adjustments
Spring Tension
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Add just enough wraps of hose to achieve the desired tension.
Damage to the winding mechanism will result if spring is over-
tensioned.
Adjusting the hose bumper
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Removing and positioning Guide Arm
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Use extreme caution; reel under tension. Avoid
releasing latch mechanism.
If necessary, adjust spring tension on reel by adding or removing
wraps of hose from spool, one wrap at a time, until desired tension is
obtained. Add wraps to increase tension. Remove wraps to decrease
tension.
Pull out the hose until the latch pawl is engaged. Loose the hose
bumper, then add wraps and decrease the wraps.
When adding wraps of hose, be careful not to
exceed the winding mechanism's spring capacity.
Pull out the hose until the latch pawl is engaged. The hose bumper
may be adjusted by loosening the slotted screws. Slide the bumper
to the desired position and tighten the screws before pulling hose to
disengage the latch pawl.
Pull out hose until the latch pawl is engaged. Remove bumper by
removing the slotted screws.
Disengage the latch awl while maintaining a firm hold on spool. Turn
the spool hand over hand approximately two or three revolutions in the
direction of the direction of the drive spring until tension is removed.
Remove the nuts and washer holding the guide arm and shift to base.
Rotate the guide arm and adjust to any of the two positions. According
to each mounting application, recommend Guide Arm positions
Replace and tighten the nuts and washer.
Tighten the drive spring by turning the spool two or three revolutions
and engage the latch pawl.
Pull the hose through the roller opening in the guide arm and replace
the hose bumper.
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