Daiwa SEABORG-300FB - Manual (Page 8)

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- It adjusts brake tension on the spool to prevent backlash or line slack caused by dropping the line with hook and
sinker.
- You can freely adjust winding power, or winding speed, from zero(ON/OFF) to maximum, by 32 steps, by using
the lever.
- Tilting the lever forward adds power and speeds up the winding.
- Pulling the lever back slows down the winding.
- Without the lever positioned to OFF, it is impossible to start winding. You have to pull it back to the OFF position
before you start winding. An audible sound indicates the OFF position.
- The power lever is used to set numerical values on the various function displays.
- Adjusting the star drag allows the spool to slip against a strong pull to avoid line breakage.
(1) Adjust the drag while reel is on the rod and the line is strung through all the line guides.
(2) Adjust drag with the clutch ON, while pulling the line with your hands. Normally, the drag is adjusted to prevent
the weakest line in the line system from breaking.
- When the clutch is off simply push the button to engage the clutch to the on position.
- If the clutch setting is OFF, tilt the lever so that the clutch is set ON
Names and functions of each part
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Enclosed items
6 One hand clutch lever
Push ON clutch button
Levelwind
Waterproof tournament drag
Power lever
Free spool adjustment
- Power cord
- Manual CD-R
- Storage Bag
- Levelwind threader (This tool simplifies threading line through the levelwind.)
- Reel guard oil
- Reel seat protector
Use this seal to protect your rod from being damaged by the reel frame.
Please note that attaching this protection seal may disable the reel from being installed to some rods.
- The clutch can be set OFF just by pressing down the lever lightly with your thumb.
- When the clutch setting is ON: Turning the handle winds up the line.
- When the clutch setting is OFF: Spooling can be made freely. The clutch is set ON by
turning the handle in the normal direction.
- The levelwind distributes line evenly on the spool as you wind it in.
(Under some special circumstances line may not wind evenly because of the clearance between the levelwind and
the line.)