Macnaught MAS1220-01 User manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Introduction
SINGLE PEDESTAL
METAL HOSE REEL
Important Information
PLEASE READ THIS SAFETY INFORMATION
CAREFULLY BEFORE USE.
Read and retain this instruction manual to assist you in the
operation and maintenance of this product.
‘Cautions’ are listed throughout this manual to advise of
actions that may cause damage to your equipment.
Installation Procedure
CAUTION
Make sure the line pressure does not exceed the rated
operating pressure of your model hose reel, refer
specifications
CAUTION
Exposure of the skin directly to pressurized air or fluid
could result in severe bodily injury
CAUTION
Before carrying out any maintenance turn off and
disconnect the supply line to the reel and carefully
release the hose line pressure
5) Using the four holes in the base, mount the reel in the
desired location. e sure to use the appropriate hardware
and tighten securely.
6) Apply Teflon tape or pipe sealant to supply line threads,
attach to reel and tighten. The other end of the oncoming
line can now be connected to the desired supply source.
Tighten stopper bolts, and unlatch the reel.
7) Apply Teflon tape or pipe sealant to the outlet fitting on
the hose, then attach the desired tool or nozzle. Check
connections for leakage, also check hose reel for correct
operation. (See Operation section)
Thank you for purchasing a Heavy Duty Metal Hose Reel.
The range of single pedestal reels have been designed
using the highest quality, heavy gauge materials and are
fitted with purpose specific hose and swivels. Models
available are for Air/Water, Oil and Grease
1) For overhead ceiling mounting: Install reel at least 3m
(10 feet) above the floor.
2) You will need to purchase the appropriate hardware for
mounting your new reel.
3) The reel base has four 1/2” (12.7mm) drilled holes for
mounting on a suitable flat surface.
4) The reel is supplied with a hose guide roller bracket.
The roller bracket position may be changed depending on
the reel mounting position. Figure 2 shows “ Typical
mounting positions”. If the bracket position needs to be
changed, do the following:
A) Pull out some hose and let reel latch.
) Remove the 4 bolts that attach the guide roller bracket
to the support post.
C) Rotate guide roller bracket to correct position, then
replace all bolts and tighten.
Includes models
MAS1020-01
MAS1220-01
MOS1220-01
MGS0615-01

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Maintenance Procedures
CAUTION
CAUTION
REPLACEMENT OF SPRING CANISTER
1) Pull out the hose approximately 1m (3ft) and latch
reel.
Make sure the reel drum is securely locked and cannot
rotate back.
2) Remove the outlet nozzle, gun or tool and hose
stopper.
8) If hose stopper adjustment is required, pull hose from
the reel and allow to latch at desired length. Loosen
stopper bolts and slide stopper to a position close to the
hose guide. Retighten stopper bolts and check operation.
HOSE INSTALLATION
1) Securely stabilize the reel.
2) Facing the swivel fitting side of the reel, turn the drum
clockwise by hand until the rewind spring is tight, and the
drum has latched. As an extra precaution while installing
hose, secure drum in the latched position.
3) Insert end of hose through roller guides and feed
through the opening in the drum flange.
4) Use Teflon tape or pipe sealant on hose fitting threads,
screw fitting into swivel and tighten. Note: To avoid
damage to the swivel, use a wrench to support the swivel
shaft while tightening the hose.
5) Attach hose stopper on the other end of hose, near the
outlet fitting.
6) Carefully release drum latch, and slowly allow the hose
to rewind into the reel.
Note Final spring tension adjustment is accomplished by
adding wraps of hose around the drum (to increase
tension) or taking wraps off hose (to decrease tension).
Refer to ‘Adjustment of Spring Tension’.
OPERATION
1) Check reel for correct operation by slowly pulling out the
hose. A “clicking” noise will be heard every half revolution
of the drum.
2) To latch the reel, pull out the hose and allow it to retract
after hearing the first, second or third “click”.
3) To unlatch, slowly pull out the hose until the “clicking”
noise stops, then let the hose retract until the hose stop
rests against the hose guide.
Always hold on to the hose while it is retracting.
4) Periodically check the hose condition for wear or
damage, and check the swivel fitting for leakage. Replace
any worn, damaged or leaking parts.
ADJUST SPRING TENSION
1) Pull out approximately 6ft or 2m of hose and allow the
drum to latch.
2) Remove hose stopper from hose, and feed hose back
through guide.
3) Wrap the hose one time around the drum to increase
tension or un-wrap hose one time to decrease tension.
4) Re-insert hose through guide, and install stopper onto
hose end.
5) Unlatch the drum and check tension. Pull hose from
reel, and adjust stopper position if necessary,
REPLACEMENT OF SWIVEL SEALS
1) Turn off and release hose line pressure
2) Disconnect supply line from swivel inlet
3) Using the correct size spanner, unscrew the swivel shaft
and remove the complete swivel assembly from the reel
axle
Note Swivel seals on grease the reel cannot be replaced.
4) Remove circlip from swivel, and take apart. The swivel
can be removed from the reel, but this is not necessary
unless installing a new swivel.
5) Replace the seals and reassemble Swivel.
6) Use Teflon tape or thread sealant on thread connections
when re-fitting swivel to reel.
7) Re-connect inlet supply line, and check all connections
for leaks.
REPLACEMENT OF HOSE
1) Turn off and disconnect the supply line and release
hose line pressure.
2) Pull out all the hose and lock the reel in this position.
3) Remove two hose clamps from hose on drum flange.
4) Carefully disconnect hose from swivel joint on side of
reel, or male fitting in axil center and remove old hose.
5) Feed new hose through guide and opening in drum, and
connect swivel. Re-install two hose clamps, on inside and
outside of drum flange. Install stopper on other end of hose
in same position as before.
6) Carefully release the drum latch, and slowly allow the
hose to rewind into the reel.
Note For final spring adjustment refer to section “Adjust
Spring Tension”.

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Troubleshooting Guide
Product Specifications
Maintenance Procedures
Do not attempt to remove the spring canister nuts.
(Located under the nuts that hold the spring canister in
place)
CAUTION
9) Feed the hose through the hose guide, fit the hose
stopper, then unlatch the drum and allow the hose
slowly to retract
TROU LE CAUSE REMEDY
Hose w ill not fully retract A) Outlet nozzle, gun or tool is too heavy A) Add spring tension. See " Adjust Spring Tension"
) Spring is fatigued ) Add spring tension. See " Adjust Spring Tension" Replace Spring canister if
required, see "Replacement of Spring Canister"
C) Replacement hose is to long C) Fit correct length hose (Refer Hose to specifications)
Hose w ill not retract at all A) Spring has broken or has lost all tension A) Replace Spring canister. See "Replacement of Spring Canister"
Reel will not latch A) Incorrect operation A) Reel latches on first second or third "click". After the third click the reel
automatically rewinds
) Latch assembly is worn. ) Replace the latch assembly
Fluid leaks from the swivel A) Swivel seals are worn A) Replace swivel seals. See " Replacement of Swivel Seals".
Model Description Reel Reel Inlet Hose Outlet Max Operating Weight
I.D Length Max Working
Pressure
colour Thread Size Temperature
MAS1020 AIR 3/8" (10mm) 20m 300 PSI lue 3/8" SP 3/8" SP 60°C 21/23 kg
MAS1220 AIR 1/2" (12.5m
m)
20m 300 PSI lue 1/2" SP 1/2" SP 60°C 21/23 kg
MOS1220 OIL 1/2" (12.5m
m)
20m 1000 PSI lue 1/2" SP 1/2" SP 100°C 21/23 kg
MGS0615 GREASE 1/4" (6mm) 15m 5000 PSI lue 1/4" SP 1/4" SP 100°C 21/23 kg
Hose Specifications
1) Remove the hose stop and allow the drum to
release all its tension with the hose on the spool.
2) When there is no tension on the spring, the main
axle nut on the pedestal side can be released and
the drum with hose removed exposing the latch pawl
and its associated components.
3) To re-tension after any repairs have been made
and after the drum has been reassembled to the
pedestal, follow the “Adjust Spring Tension”
instruction.
5) Remove the top four nuts ONLY located on the
support post side or the drum.
4) Remove the swivel, circlip and spacer.
3) Carefully unlatch the reel and firmly hold the drum.
Allow the drum to slowly unwind until it stops.
6) Pull the spring canister off the drum shaft.
7) Reverse the above procedures to re-assemble.
REPAIR LATCH PAWL
8) Re-tension the reel by turning the drum three
complete turns clockwise (from the swivel side) and
latch the drum.

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Spare Part Diagram
Spare Part Listing
For Warranty Terms and Conditions see macnaught.com.au
For a list of Australian Service Centres see macnaught.com.au
Order for replacement
Item no Part or set No Off Description
1 n/a 1 Guide Arm and Roller Set
2 SK131s 1 Roller mouth assembly
3 n/a 1 Support Post
4 SK133s 1 Latch Set
5 n/a 1 Drum Shaft
6 n/a 1 Drum Assembly
7 SK136s 1 Spring Canister
8 SK138s 1 Sw ivel Assembly (Air / Water) 3/8"
8 SK139s 1 Sw ivel Assembly (Air / Water / Oil) 1/2"
8 SK140s 1 Sw ivel Assembly (Grease)
9 SK141s 1 Sw ivel Seal Set (Air / Water / Oil)
10 MA142s 1 Hose Assembly (Air / Water / ) 3/8"
10 SK143s 1 Hose Assembly (Air / Water / ) 1/2"
10 SK144s 1 Hose Assembly (Oil ) 1/2"
10 SK145s 1 Hose Assembly (Grease)
11 SK146s 1 Hose Stopper (Air / Water) 3/8"
11 SK147s 1 Hose Stopper (Air / Water/ Oil) 1/2"
11 Z10s 1 Hose Stopper (Grease)
Note:
This product should be disposed of according to all applicable local
and national government environment regulations and guidelines.