Operating Instructions
The following sections describe the operational components and controls of the Drain Cleaner, as well as its operation and application.
Operational Components and Controls
Warning: Do not allow your hands, clothing or any other object to become caught between the belt and the drum. Serious personal injury could result.
1.The main operational components of the Drain Cleaner tool are the Motor (7), with its Motor Direction Switch (5), Foot Switch (14) and the Cable Feed Unit (44a) with its direction controller.
2.The Motor (7) is connected to the Drum (38a) using a Drive Belt (2). When turned on, the Motor turns the Drum, which causes the Spring Cable (39a) to rotate. Rotation of the Spring Cable helps it to move through bends or turns in the drain line, and also to drill through soft clogs, or entangle harder clogs for removal. (See photo below, left.)
3.The Motor Direction Switch (5) has NORMAL, UNBIND and OFF settings. NORMAL will set the Spring Cable to rotate clockwise (viewed from machine rear), causing it to bore into or entangle any obstruction. UNBIND will cause the Spring Cable to rotate counterclockwise (viewed from machine rear), causing it to unwind from any obstruc- tion. (See photo below, right.)
Motor (7), Drum (38a) and Drive Belt (2). |
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Motor Direction Switch (5) | ||
4.The Motor is controlled by a Foot Switch (14). Whenever the Motor Direction Switch
(5) is in the NORMAL or UNBIND position, stepping on the Foot Switch (14) will cause the motor to run and the Drum (38a) to turn. NOTE: The Foot Switch is in a rubber boot to make it
5.The rotating Drum causes the Spring Cable (39a) to rotate along its axis like a drill. The Direction Lever
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