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than for purposes of resale) that such product is
free from defects in material and workmanship
for a period of one (1) year from the date of
purchase. During this one-year warranty period,
if the product is found to be defective, T&S shall,
at its options, repair and/or replace it. To obtain
warranty service, products must be returned
to...
T&S Brass and Bronze Works, Inc.
Attn: Warranty Repair Department
2 Saddleback Cove
Travelers Rest, SC 29690
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transportation charges of the product to T&S
and the return of repaired or replaced product
to the purchaser are the responsibility of the
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not cover Items which have received secondary
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Installation and
Maintenance
Instructions
B-7245-SERIES
EPOXY POWDER
COATED
STEEL REEL
P/N: 098-014920-45 Rev 0
Date: 03-25-04
Drawn: TEH
Checked: KG 08-22-04
Approved: MVW 08-25-04
Exploded View
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Part Number Guide
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General Instructions
General Instructions
Important Safety Instructions
DANGER: Immediate hazards which will result in severe personal in-
jury or death.
WARNING: Hazards or unsafe practices which could result in severe
personal injury or death.
CAUTION: Hazards or unsafe practices which may result in minor per-
sonal injury or product or property damage.
WARNING: Failure to read, understand or follow these instructions
could lead to hazards or unsafe practices which could result in severe personal injury or death.
CAUTION: Operators need to be instructed on the safe, proper use and
maintenance of this product. Keep this manual for future reference.
Hazards or unsafe practices may result in minor personal injury or
product or property damage.
TOOLS: (a) wrench: 10mm, 13mm, 16mm & 19mm; (b) nut driver: 8mm and
10mm; (c) needle-nose pliers
(d) cross-recess screw driver #2, and
(e) external retaining ring pliers.
Fig. 1
Installation
MOUNTING
Reels complete with hose come set
at proper tension and are ready to
install. (Fig. 1) Fixed base of reel allows
mounting in several different positions
including wall mount, base down, or
base up. Remove four screws on side
of reel to move guide arm.
Fig. 2
General Mounting
Requirements
• (Fig. 2) Main-shaft must be horizontal.
• (Fig. 3a) Swivel inlet must be
connected with fl exible hose. Rigid pipe
may cause premature wear and affect
performance.
• (Fig. 3b) Centerline of spool assembly
must be in-line with hose pull out.
To adjust guide arm, remove screws
holding it to base and rotate to desired
group of mouting holes.
Fig. 3a
Fig. 3b
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General Instructions
• Qualifi ed personnel must evaluate wall or
ceiling fastening. Mounting through the
(4) 1/2” dia. holes on the base may vary
due to surface materials. A possible method
for concrete, brick and cement block is a
sleeve anchor type stud fastener (fi g. 4)
instead of, sometimes diffi cult to install,
long lag bolts.
Fig. 4
SECONDARY SUPPORT
WARNING: A secondary support chain is required for all objects
mounted over head to protect personnel in case of failure in mounting hardware or structure.
• (Fig. 5) Attach support cable/chain
to one of the slots in guide arm. Other
end of support cable to be attached to
a support other than the main one
supporting the hose reel.
• The safety chain/cable should allow
reel to drop no more than 6 to 12 in.
if primary connection is released.
Fig. 5
Adjustment
RATCHET LOCK
CAUTION: To avoid damage to the reel or personnel, always hold on
to hose while it is rewinding. Hazards or unsafe practices which may
result in minor personal injury or product or property damage.
• Ratchet “clicks” four
times every half-spool
revolution.
• (Fig. 6) To latch reel,
slowly pull out hose and
allow it to retract after
clicks 1-4.
• (Fig. 7) To unlatch,
slowly pull out hose until
“clicking” stops, then let
hose rewind until hose
stop rests against guide.
• To disable ratchet, see
section in servicing on
“Ratchet Lock
Replacement/Removal”.
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
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General Instructions
TENSION ADJUSTMENT
CAUTION: Always leave at least 1-2 turns between full extension and
when the spring is wound tight. If entire hose cannot be pulled out,
decrease tension until full extension is possible. Failure to test for
adequate spring revolutions can cause damage to reel. Hazards or
unsafe practices may result in minor personal injury or product or
property damage.
• Reels shipped with hose are
pre-tensioned at factory. Reels
shipped without hose are pre tensioned after installing hose,
but before making fi nal hose
or inlet connections.
• (Fig. 8) To pre-tension hose
reel, remove hose stop (cross recess screwdriver #2) and pull
hose out to allow one full wrap. Lockout drum from turning by engaging
ratchet (fi g.6) and loop hose back on drum. Repeat until desired tension
is achieved. After tension is set, pull out hose. If full hose extension is not
possible, remove pre-tension turns as needed by reversing process. Reinstall
hose stop.
Service
CAUTION: Remove all tension before servicing. Hazards or unsafe
practices may result in minor personal injury, product or property
damage.
WARNING: Before performing any service, always disconnect and lock
out compressed air or fluid, and remove all spring tension. Hazards
or unsafe practices could result in severe personal injury or death.
Fig. 8
HOSE INSTALLATION AND REPLACEMENT
• Remove all tension from reel (see Tension Adjustment). Remove ball stop (cross-recess #2), unwind hose on reel, remove strain-relief to
drum (8mm nut) and disconnect hose from swivel riser. Feed new hose
through roller guide and to swivel riser. Connect hose to swivel (use
Tefl on tape or thread sealant), install drum mounted strain relief clamp,
wind onto drum assembly, re-tension reel and install ball stop.
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General Instructions
RATCHET LOCK REPLACEMENT/REMOVAL
NOTE: Ratchet spring alone may be replaced without dissembling reel. Use
needle-nose pliers to remove old
spring and to assist in installing new one.
To replace or remove ratchet:
• Turn off air/fl uid supply and disconnect
supply hose
• Remove all tension, see “Tension
Adjustment”
• (Fig. 9) Remove stand from shaft on ratchet
side (13mm nut), external retaining ring pliers
• (Fig. 10) Replace or remove ratchet lock
and spring (19mm & 16mm nuts)
• Reinstall stand and tighten screws.
• Retension, see “Tension Adjustment”
MAINSPRING ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT
WARNING: Never remove spring from its sealed container. Replace-
ment springs are in a sealed assembly for safety. There is no need
to remove them. Serious injury or death could result from removal of
spring from its container.
NOTE: If spring is to be replaced when not broken make sure to remove all
tension before proceeding.
If reel will not develop tension or retract hose, the main-spring spool assembly
will need to be replaced. To replace main-spring spool assembly:
To replace or remove main-spring:
• Turn off or lockout air/fl uid supply to
reel and disconnect supply hose.
• Remove reel from mounting and
relocate to bench top
• Pull hose out completely to expose
interior of drum
• Remove roller guide arms on each side
of reel (10mm & 13mm nuts, external
retaining ring pliers)
• Dissemble shaft support plate from base
• Remove stand, bearing cup and bearing on side opposite of fl uid path
• Remove drum fl ange stand and hub assembly on spring side of reel (10mm
nuts)
• Remove main spring assembly (10mm nuts)
• Reverse procedure to add new spring assembly
• Re-tension reel as in “Tension Adjustment”
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
Fig. 11
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General Instructions
SWIVEL REPLACEMENT
To replace swivel:
• Turn off or lockout air/fl uid supply
to reel and disconnect supply hose
from inlet on shaft
• Remove reel from mounting and
relocate to bench-top
• Remove tension from reel (see
Tension Adjustment)
• Remove hose from drum and dis-
connect from swivel (8mm nuts on strain relief)
• Remove external retaining rings from both sides of mainshaft
• Remove roller guide arms and stand from fl uid inlet side (10mm and 13mm
nuts)
• Remove swivel assembly from spool and spring components (10mm nuts)
• Reverse above procedure and install new swivel assembly (use Tefl on
tape or thread sealant on hose connections)
O-RING REPLACEMENT
CAUTION: Carefully replace o-rings making sure not to damage ma-
chined sealing surfaces. O-ring life and sealing ability may otherwise be affected. Hazards or unsafe practices may result in minor
personal injury, product or property damage.
To replace o-ring:
• Remove swivel from reels as per
“Replace Swivel” procedure.
• Remove retaining ring and slowly
remove outer swivel from inner
shaft
• Remove old o-rings and back-up
rings and replace using supplied
lubricant
• Reverse above procedure and
install new swivel (use Tefl on tape
or sealant on hose connections)
• Reverse “Replace Swivel”
procedure to re-install swivel assembly and install new swivel (use Tefl on
tape or thread sealant on hose connections)
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
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General Instructions
Preventative Maintenance
HOSE
• Check wear near hose-stop and end fi tting. If barb fi tting or hose is damaged cut off hose end and reattach new barb fi tting and clamp.
• Check wear along entire hose length. Replace if needed.
SWIVEL
• Check leaks by spraying with soapy water from hand spray bottle. If bubbles
form, replace swivel.
ROLLER GUIDE
• Check rollers for wear. If rollers on one side have more wear than the other
side, then guide position might need readjustment.
MOUNTING
• Check tightness of mounting bolts and condition of safety cable/chain and
attachment points.
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7”
MOUNTING DIAGRAM
SCALE 1:2
9 3/4”
1/2” DIA. HOLES
TYP. 4 PLACES
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2 Saddleback Cove, P.O. Box 1088, T & S Brass-Europe
Travelers Rest, SC 29690 ‘De Veenhoeve’
Phone: (864) 834-4102 Oude Nieuwveenseweg 84
Fax: (864) 834-3518 2441 CW Nieuwveen
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