Caution, Precautions, Warning attention – Daiwa TANACOM 1000 User Manual
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DO NOT allow end of line to be wound onto the spool.This may cause synchronization with the levelwind to
be lost, a condition that can damage the levelwind due to the reelʼs high power output. Should this happen,
line should be removed from spool and rewound.
After each trip, attach line to line clip to prevent it accidentally being wound onto reel.
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Caution
Precautions
W
arning
Attention
About the counter display
The following conditions may make the display difficult to read.
1. Wearing of polarized glasses.
2. Excessively cold or hot weather, mid-winter (display s surface temperature is below 10 degrees
centigrade) and mid-summer (display s surface temperature is above 60 degrees centigrade).
3. When light strikes the display from certain angles, the display s digits may have shadows. This does not
affect its function.
1. Be careful to keep fingers clear of the levelwind mechanism. It can pinch your fingers
and cause injuries.
1. If your sinker or lure is caught on the bottom, cut your line rather than jerk the rod to
free it.
2. After fishing, rinse and dry the reel thoroughly. Store in a dry place.
3. Handle the reel with care. Dropping it may cause damage.
4. Do not touch the line while reel is running. It could cut your skin.
5. Use this reel for fishing purposes only.
6. Be careful not to get reel grease on your clothing.
7. Do not use metal wire for the main line.
8. Sharp impacts due to inadvertent drop or other reasons may cause reel body
breakage, damage to the inner electronic components, and cracks or short circuit of the
board, resulting in functional disability.
1. Do not disassemble the reel. It could result in malfunction that could damage the reel
or cause personal injury.
1. Do not touch moving parts while the reel is operating or it may cause injury.
2. Drag adjustment should only be done with the auto winding functions off.
1. When you use a power source other than the battery or the power source provided by
the boat, be sure it is of the proper voltage. Excess voltage will harm the reel and may
generate enough heat to burn your hands.
2. Do not use badly rusted cord to prevent electrical heat.
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