CABLE USAGE TABLE
Ø Cable (mm)
6,35
8
9,5
12,7
6.35 and 8 mm cables must be used with drum ref: 291223
BLADES
291217
291213
291211
OPERATION
Locate the machine about 60cm from the drain access. If it is not possible to get that close, pass the cable
through a flexible or metal pipe to prevent the cable from whipping under pressure.
Insert the blade into the female connector (for 9.5 and 12.77 mm cables) at the front-end of the cable and
securely tighten the connection ring and the stop washer. It is recommended to start with the arrowhead or
spiral blade. Once the drain is cleared continue with the larger blades in order to scrape the insides of the pipe
in order to properly finish the job.
Place the cable inside the drain-pipe before applying pressure to the pedal. Be sure that the motor control switch
is in the forward position.
IMPORTANT: Always keep two hands on the cable, such as to guide the cable inside the drain towards the
obstruction with a firm and constant pressure.
The cable must not be too loose, this will cause it to whip. If the cable starts to twist or coil up on itself release
the pedal and turn the drum to reel the cable back in and clear the coiled-up cable. Reel any loose cable back
into the drum.
When working with ground level siphons it is best to run a small amount of water whilst the machine is running
to clear any debris.
If you have any problems with bends in the pipe put the machine into reverse whilst maintaining constant
pressure on the cable. This should not be done for more than a few seconds at a time since it may lead to cable
whipping or coiling.
If you still have trouble getting past a bend the cable is probably too large. Use a 6.35 or 8 mm cable.
Once the drain is cleared reel the cable back in with the machine operating in forward mode. It is very important
that the cable does not get entangled either in the drum or the pipe
CABLE STUCK IN THE PIPE
The motor can be run in reverse mode to free the cable should it become stuck in the pipe. Use the following
procedure:
1. Set the motor control switch to reverse position.
2. Pull the cable as the drum turns in reverse.
3. Once the cable is free return the motor control switch to forward mode.
Ø Drain (mm)
30 to 50
Sinks, baths and shower waste water pipes.
40 to 50
Sinks, baths and shower waste water pipes.
50 to 75
Down-spouts and smaller waste water pipes.
75 to 100
Down-spouts and smaller waste water pipes.
Arrow head
spiral
Smooth knife
DO NOT FORCE IT - LET THE BLADE DO THE WORK.
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Usage
Starting tool, ideal for cutting and scraping
Starting tool, for removing objects
Finishing tool, perfect for fatty obstructions