Hubbell Dual Hose Reel-Direct Drive K-21 - Manual

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INSTALLATION and MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
“K-21” DUAL HOSE REEL-DIRECT DRIVE
Printed in USA Bulletin No. 052762.b
GLEASON REEL CORP.
P.O. Box 26 • 600 South Clark St.
Mayville, WI 53050–0026
Phone 920–387–4120 • Fax 920–387–4189
COVER
PLATE
SPRING
HUB
COUNTERCLOCKWISE
FOR STANDARD
ROTATION
SPRING
HOUSING
SPANNER
WRENCH Figure 1 Figure 2
WARNING
PAWL
SIDE VIEW END VIEW
SPRING
Install
against flat
SPRING HUB
(Spring not
shown)
SHAFT
GROOVE
SPOOL
SHAFT
Figure 4
MOUNTING
BASE
NOTE: SUPPLY
MUST BE FLEXIBLE
LINE. DO NOT HARD
PLUMB.
SWIVEL
FITTING
HOSE ON
SPOOL
CONNECT
SPOOLED
HOSES
HERE
SPOOL
WRAPPER
SECTIONS
SPOOL
DISK
SPOOL
DISK
REEL
FRAME
SUPPLY
LINES
STANDARD SPOOL ROTATION
DIRECTION TO WIND HOSE WHEN
VIEWED FROM FITTING SIDE
SPRING
MOTOR
HOSE INSTALLATION REFERENCE DRAWING
VIEW FROM FITTING SIDE
WARNING
Some reels with large or multiple springs are equipped
with a ratcheted adjustment wrench. Follow separate
instructions for its use. Failure to use ratcheted wrench, on
reels so equipped, could result in serious personal injury.
WARNING
Do not attempt to remove spring from its housing. Clock
type springs can be dangerous to handle. Removal
of spring from housing could result in personal injury.
Do not exceed number of turns indicated on serial
plate. Over-tensioning can cause a broken spring,
sheared shaft or other damage.
CAUTION
Do not attempt to relieve spring tension using spanner
wrench. Doing so may result in personal injury.
If machine pull reel, move machinery to position
closest to reel before adjusting spring tension.
Adjusting tension with hose extended may result in
damage to reel or personal injury.
WARNING
HOSE REMOVAL
Use the following procedure to remove worn or damaged hoses
from reel prior to installation of new hoses.
1. Move machine serviced by reel to a position closest to
reel. Spring will still be under pre-tension at this point.
2. Turn off supply pressure to reel.
3. Disconnect hoses from machine or other attachments.
Remove hose stops, if installed, and allow hoses to
retract onto spool. Ensure all tension is off spring by
manually rotating spool (normally clockwise when
viewed from spring side).
4. Unwrap hoses without allowing spool to turn.
5. Disconnect hoses from elbows inside spool wrapper.
6. Install new hoses following directions below.
HOSE INSTALLATION
Use the following procedure to replace hoses or if reel was
ordered without hoses. Refer to HOSE INSTALLATION
REFERENCE DRAWING, below.
1. Unspool new hose from shipping spool and lay out to
eliminate twist.
NOTE: This step is not essential, but will aid in winding
operation of the reel and prolong hose life.
2. Connect hoses to elbows inside spool wrapper.
(See drawing below.)
3. Wind the hose onto the reel spool by hand rotating
spool in direction it turns free of spring tension.
(Normally clockwise when viewed from spring side)
4. Complete working end connections.
5. Pretension reel and complete installation as
described in REEL INSTALLATION section.
10. Connect free end of hose to connections on machine or adjust
hose stop so that desired length of hose extends from reel.
11. Tension spring with spanner wrench. Refer to INSTALLATION
section.
12. Replace inspection cover. All units are provided with right hand rotation unless otherwise
specified. This means that hose is pulled off spool top left or bottom
right (spool rotates clockwise to wind hose) when viewing spring
end of reel. See diagram on parts page.
Clock-type springs provide power for automatic hose take-up.
Spring must be pretensioned at time of installation to insure
that tension is applied to hose at all times. A tension adjustment
spanner wrench is provided with each reel.
INSTALLATION
1. Install hoses if reel was purchased without hoses. See
instructions on page 4.
2. Insure that machinery to be serviced by reel is at
position closest to reel.
3. Securely mount reel in desired position using 1/2"(M12).
Be sure spool is aligned with hose run.
4. Connect free end of hoses to connections on machine.
5. Connect flexible supply lines to swivel fitting. See HOSE
INSTALLATION REFERENCE DRAWING.
NOTE: Do not hard plumb to swivel fitting.
6. Remove cover plate on spring housing to expose
shaft and spring hub. (See Figure 1).
7. Insert spanner wrench into holes in spring hub (Fig 2). Rotate
spanner wrench counter-clockwise. Number of 360° turns
should match last digit in model number on serial plate.
SPRING REPLACEMENT
The unique SAFETYCHANGE® spring motor consists of a spring
and hub sealed within a housing. A replacement spring is supplied
sealed in its housing and the old unit should be
discarded completely.
1. Turn off supply pressure to reel.
2. Insure that machinery to be serviced by reel is at
position closest to reel. Disconnect hose from
machine connections.
3. Wind all hose onto reel to relieve all spring tension.
4. Remove inspection cover from face of spring housing.
5. Rotate spool clockwise and observe inner shaft.
Shaft should rotate clockwise and hub (with
spring attached) should remain stationary.
NOTE: Do not attempt to remove spring if resistance is met
or hub tends to rotate with shaft. Continue to rotate spool and
strike end of shaft several sharp blows with a rubber mallet until
shaft rotates freely and hub remains stationary.
6. Remove (4) bolts which secure spring motor to frame.
7. Slide spring motor off shaft and discard.
8. Install replacement spring motor, pawls and pawl springs.
NOTE: Pawl springs must be located between the pawls
and the deepest section of the shaft grooves.
Make sure that pawls and pawl springs are inserted flush
with ends of shaft and hub or they may rub against
inspection cover. See Fig 4, page 4.
9. Tighten bolts securing spring housing to reel frame.
MAINTENANCE
Periodically:
A. Inspect hose for wear and check mounting bolts and other
hardware for tightness.
B. Check for broken springs
by pulling about 2/3 hose off
reel and observing “Broken
Spring Indicators” on sides
of spring canisters (Fig. 3).
NOTE: Bearings and
springs are prelubricated
and require no periodic
maintenance.
BROKEN SPRING
INDICATORS
“IN” with 2/3
cable off reel–
SPRING OK
“OUT” with 2/3
cable off reel–
SPRING
BROKEN
Figure 3