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IT OUT. USE REVERSE ONLY TO RELEASE CABLE
IF IT SHOULD BECOME CAUGHT IN THE LINE.
TIP: it is often useful to have a small flow of
water in the line to remove debris from cuts
while the machine is in operation and thereafter.
11. To retract the cable, push the cable against
the lip of the pipe while holding the chuck
handle down. The cable will corkscrew out of
the line. After about one foot of cable emerges
from the drain, release the chuck handle and
slide the cable into the machine. Repeat until
a complete section is removed from the line.
Then disconnect the cable and remove it from
machine. Continue until all sections are removed
from the drain line.
Hint: it is often helpful to run water into the line
while you are retracting the cable to wash away
the cuttings and clean the cable.
WITH 5/16" AND 3/8" CABLES
1. To attach the Small Container for 5/16" cables
or Large Container
for 3/8" cables to
this
product,
pull
one foot of cable out
of
container.
Then
slide
the
container
onto rear of machine
allowing
the
cable
end to slide through
the
machine
body.
Depress
the
chuck
lever to relieve spring
pressure and allow
the container casting
to fully seat. Align knob on container with
indent at rear of machine and tighten.
2. If using the 3/8" cable, attach a cutter to the
female connector by sliding the cutter into the
slot in the female connector at the end of cable,
then tighten connecting screw and lock washer
firmly in place.
3. Then follow instructions #1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, and
11 from the "Operating Instructions for 5/8"
and 7/8" Cables" listed above.
NOTE: to insure that the chuck grips the cable
properly without excessive wear to chuck jaws,
push the chuck handle down sharply when
engaging the feed. Pull handle back fully to
disengage the feed. Pulling the handle back will
activate a brake that stops the container from
spinning.
VARIABLE SPEED SWITCH
A variable speed control is built into the trigger
mechanism. You can control and increase the
E N G L I S H •
machine's speed by applying more pressure
to the foot pedal until you get the speed that
you want. You can also control the machine's
direction of rotation by switching the forward
and reverse lever, which is located just above
the trigger switch. Move the lever toward the
Forward arrow for forward rotation and toward
the Back arrow for reverse rotation.
IMPORTANT: for optimal performance of this
product I use it every 10 minutes of continuous
use for 20 min rest.
MAINTENANCE
WARNING: DISCONNECT MACHINE FROM
POWER SOURCE BEFORE SERVICING.
To keep your machine operating smoothly,
it is essential that all bearings and cables be
lubricated. Oiling moving parts is particularly
important where machine comes into contact
with sand, grit and other abrasive material.
CABLE MAINTENANCE
To get maximum service from your cables, be
sure they are well oiled. Some users periodically
pour oil directly into the container, Then as
the container turns, the cables get complete
lubrication, our snake oil is ideal for this
purpose since it not only lubricates the cables; it
disinfects and deodorizes them as well.
TO CLEAN OR REPLACE GRIPPERS
1. Remove chuck cover by unscrewing retaining
knob.
2. Remove the slot head screw from the chuck
cone.
3. Squeeze the three jaws together and rotate
the chuck cone until a jaw becomes accessible in
the open space.
4. Follow the same procedure to remove and
clean or replace each chuck jaw.
5. When complete, be sure to replace the slot
head screw to prevent accidental removal of a
jaw.
6. Replace the chuck cover and screw in the
retaining knob.
TROUBLESHOOTING
CABLE KINKS
Operator forcing the cable. Do not force the
cable. Let the cutter do the work.
Too much slack between machine and drain.
Allow no more than six inches between machine
and drain.
Cable used in wrong size drain line. A cable that
is too large or too small a diameter for a line is
more likely to kink.
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