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Carrete Alemite Guia de Servicio
Carrete Alemite Guia de Servicio
A medium-pressure swivel assembly is included with Figure 1 Reel Models 7334-A, 7335-A, and 7336-A
Model 7335-A. This model reel is designed for fluid
lubricants such as motor and gear oil, and automatic
Model 7336-A includes a low-pressure swivel for
transmission fluid.
handling air and water.
Delivery Hoses
Medium-Pressure Material Low-Pressure Air and Water
High-Pressure Material Delivery Hose Delivery Hose Delivery Hose
Reel
Model
1/4" ID Two-Wire Braid 3/8" ID Two-Wire Braid 1/2" ID Single-Wire Braid 3/8" ID Fabric-Reinforced
3/8" NPTF (m) x 1/4" NPTF (f) 3/8" NPTF (m) x 1/4" NPTF (f) 1/2" NPTF (m) x 1/2" NPTF (m) 1/4" NPTF (m) x 1/4" NPTF (m)
7334-A 317874-30, 317874-50 317870-50
317813-20, 317813-30,
7335-A
317813-40, 317813-50
317803-25, 317803-30,
7336-A
317803-40, 317803-50
Delivery hose length is designated by the dash number. Example: 317874-30 is 30 feet long.
NOTE: Supplemental components are addressed within the section entitled Reel Packages.
Alemite Corporation
PO Box 473515, Charlotte, North Carolina 28247-3515
www.alemite.com
Copyright © 2003 by Alemite Corporation
This document contains confidential information that is the property of Alemite Corporation
SER 7334-A
670747 and is not to be copied, used, or disclosed to others without express written permission. Revision (2-03)
SER 7334-A Heavy-Duty Hose Reels
Repair Kits
Part No. Kit Symbol Description
393693 Kit, Low-Pressure Swivel Repair
393695 Kit, High-Pressure Swivel Repair
393692 Kit, Pawl Assembly Repair
Overhaul 8. Remove Retaining Ring (19) and Washer (20) from the
Base and Shaft Assembly.
NOTE: Refer to Figure 2 for component • Use care not to mar the surface of the shaft.
identification on all overhaul procedures.
9. Remove the Sheave and Power Spring Assembly from
the Base and Shaft Assembly.
WARNING 10. Position the Sheave and Power Spring Assembly with
Release all pressure within the system the ratchet upward.
prior to performing any overhaul procedure.
11. Remove Nuts (28) that secure Power Spring
• Disconnect the air supply line to the pump’s
Assembly (25) to the Sheave Assembly.
motor.
• Remove the Power Spring Assembly from the Sheave
• Into an appropriate container, operate the
Assembly.
control valve to discharge remaining pres-
• Remove Screws (40) from the Sheave Assembly.
sure within the system.
• Disconnect the delivery connecting hose. Base and Shaft Assembly
Read each step of the instructions carefully. 12. Remove Spring Arbor (26) from the Base and Shaft
Make sure a proper understanding is achieved Assembly.
before proceeding. • Remove Woodruff Key (27).
13. Remove Bearing (31) from the Base and Shaft Assembly.
Disassembly 14. Remove Nut (28) that secures Screw (39) to the Base and
Shaft Assembly.
I M P O R TA N T: P ri o r t o d i s a ss e m b l y, • Remove the Screw and Pawl Spring Sleeve (38) from
release tension on the power spring. the Base and Shaft Assembly and Pawl Spring (37).
1. Pull on the delivery hose to unlatch the reel. 15. Remove Nut (30) that secures the Latch Pawl assembly
to the Base and Shaft Assembly.
2. Allow the hose to retract onto the reel. • Remove the Latch Pawl assembly from the Base and
Shaft Assembly.
3. Turn the reel in the same direction until the power
spring bypasses Spring Arbor (26). Pawl Assembly
• A pronounced “click” will sound.
16. Remove Retaining Ring (36) from Pawl Shaft (32).
4. Unwrap each coil of hose from Sheave
Assembly (24). 17. Remove Washers (34), Wave Spring (35), and Pawl (33)
from the Pawl Shaft.
5. Remove Wing Nuts (21) and Washers (22) that
secure U-Bolt (23) to the Sheave Assembly. 18. Remove the Pawl Spring from the Pawl.
• Remove the U-Bolt from the Sheave.
Low-Pressure Swivel Assembly
Model Dependent Step
19. Remove O-Ring (5) from Swivel Body (4).
6. Remove the delivery hose from 90 ° Union (13 or
18) or Swivel Assembly (1). 20. Push Retainer (8) toward Swivel Stud (2) to expose
Keeper (9).
Sheave and Power Spring Assembly
21. Remove the Keeper from the Swivel Stud.
Model Dependent Step
22. Remove the Retainer, Thrust Washer (7), and the Swivel
7. Remove Swivel Assembly (1, 10 or 14) from the
Body from the Swivel Stud.
Base and Shaft Assembly.
• Remove the 90 ° Union from the Swivel Assembly 23. Remove O-Rings (3 and 6) from the Swivel Body.
as necessary (Models 7334-A and 7335-A).
Medium- and High-Pressure Swivel Assemblies
The body and stud assemblies for the medium- and Spring and into the Base and Shaft Assembly.
high-pressure swivels cannot be repaired. However, the
sealing and back-up components are available separately. 10. Install Nut (28) onto the Screw.
• Tighten the Nut securely.
Clean and Inspect Base and Shaft Assembly
NOTE: Use the repair kit for replacement 11. Install and seat Bearing (31) onto the shaft of the Base
parts. Make sure all the components are and Shaft Assembly.
included in the kit before discarding used
parts. 12. Install and hold Woodruff Key (27) into the shaft.
Clean all metal parts in a modified petroleum-based 13. Slide Spring Arbor (26) [flat side first] onto the shaft
solvent. The solvent should be environmentally safe. and onto the Woodruff Key.
• Make sure to remove the old sealant from the threads
of all components. Sheave and Power Spring Assembly
14. Position Sheave Assembly (24) bearing side up.
Assembly
IMPORTANT: Make sure to align the mark
NOTE: Prior to assembly, certain compo- on the Power Spring Assembly with the
nents require lubrication. Refer to Tables alignment mark on the Sheave Assembly.
1 and 2 for details. See Figure 2.
Pawl Assembly 15. Position Power Spring Assembly (25) [at alignment
marks] on the Sheave Assembly.
NOTE: Refer to Figures 2 and 3 for compo-
nent identification on assembly procedures. 16. Secure the Power Spring Assembly to the Sheave
Assembly with Screws (40) and Nuts (28).
1. Install Pawl Shaft (32) [threaded end first] into the
• Make sure the Screws enter the Sheave Assembly
inside of Base and Shaft Assembly (29).
and seat properly into the rib of the sheave.
2. Apply Loctite 242 to the threads of the Pawl Shaft. • Tighten the Nuts securely.
3. Screw Nut (30) onto the Pawl Shaft. 17. Install and seat the Power Spring and Sheave
• Tighten the Nut from 42 to 48 ft-lbs (57 - 65 Nm). Assembly onto the Spring Arbor.
• Make sure the end of the power spring properly
• Make sure to hold the Pawl Shaft stationary.
engages the cam on the Spring Arbor.
4. Install Pawl (33) [flat side first] onto the Pawl Shaft. • Make sure the ratchet either clears the Pawl or
engages properly.
5. Install Washer (34), Wave Spring (35), and additional
Washer (34) onto the Pawl Shaft. 18. Install Washer (20) and Retaining Ring (19) onto the
Base and Shaft Assembly.
6. Install Retaining Ring (36) onto the Pawl Shaft.
7. Install Pawl Spring (37) into the eye on the Pawl. See
Figure 4 for proper orientation.
8. Install Screw (39) into the large diameter end of Pawl Item No. Description
Spring Sleeve (38). 3 O-Ring, 1/2 " ID x 5/8 " OD
9. Install the Screw and Sleeve assembly through the Pawl 4 cavity in Swivel Body
Table 1 Components Lubricated in Clean Oil Table 2 Components Lubricated in Lithium Grease
Swivel Assemblies
Low-Pressure Swivel Assembly
Caution
Do not mix O-Rings. O-Ring (6) is
slightly larger in outside diameter than
O-Ring (3).
Bench Test 9. Pull the hose fully from the reel and pressurize the
system.
While facing the ratchet on the power spring
10. Tighten the Wing Nuts onto the U-Bolt.
Assembly, turn the reel in a counterclockwise direction
and allow the ratchet to latch the Pawl. 11. Retract the hose onto the reel.
If the reel does not tension or latch properly, refer to 12. Install and secure the hose stop to the desired position.
the Troubleshooting Chart.
Setting Spring Tension
Installation
CAUTION
On the Bench
Do not overwind the power spring. Too much ten-
1. Feed the end of the delivery hose through the opening sion reduces the life of the spring.
in Sheave Assembly (24).
2. Screw the delivery hose securely into 13. Add / remove one coil of hose to / from the Sheave
90 ° Union (13 or 18) or into Swivel Stud (2). Assembly.
IMPORTANT: Final U-Bolt adjustment must IMPORTANT: Add or remove hose coils to
occur after the hose has been pressurized. provide the amount of spring tension that
gently holds the hose stop against the hose
3. Loosely attach the delivery hose to the Sheave guide. When the hose is fully extended from
Assembly with U-Bolt (23), Washers (22) and Wing the reel, the power spring should be a mini-
Nuts (21). mum of 1/2 turn from a fully wound condi-
tion.
4. Rotate the Sheave Assembly to wrap the hose onto the
reel. 14. Repeat step 13 until the proper tension is achieved.
• The clicking sound is the power spring bypassing the
cam on the Spring Arbor.
8. Install the control valve. Hold the delivery hose securely until the reel is
securely latched or fully retracted. Uncontrolled
retraction can result in personal injury.
CAUTION
The hose must be extended when the system is
pressurized. Damage to the Sheave Assembly can
occur.
Latch Lockout
WARNING
Do not extend the hose from the reel too rapidly. Too
much velocity can cause the reel to over-run and latch. If The reel is under maximum spring tension.
this occurs, pulling on the hose will not release the latch Personal injury can occur.
mechanism.
Should the reel latch in this condition, it will be 1. Instruct the assistant to grip the hose securely with
necessary to have an assistant maintain tension on the hose both hands to prevent uncontrolled retraction.
while the latching mechanism is manually released.
2. Grip the Sheave Assembly securely with gloved hands.
3. Turn the Sheave Assembly in the direction just enough 4. While maintaining the position of the Sheave assembly
that allows Pawl (34) to be free of tension from the with one hand, move the Pawl away from the ratchet.
ratchet on Power Spring Assembly (26). • Use a screwdriver or other suitable tool.
• This direction further increases tension on the power
spring. 5. Instruct the assistant to allow the hose to retract slowly
onto the Sheave Assembly.
Reel Packages
Hose reel models 7334-A, 7335-A, and 7336-A are included in the reel packages listed below.
8077-A 317874-30
7334-A 131586 317876-2 1000-66 1001-66 331107
8077-B 317874-50
N/A N/A N/A
8077-C 317813-30
7335-A 317813-2 1001-88 337437 7330
8077-D 317813-50
N/A 1000-88 N/A
8077-E 317803-30
7336-A 317811-2 339236 N/A 328030 328034
8077-F 317803-50
Troubleshooting Chart
Indications Possible Problems Solution
Reel does not latch Spring (37) broken or not attached to Latch Replace or secure Spring (37)
Pawl (33)
Reel does not retract Power spring broken* Replace Power Spring Assembly (25)
Reel retracts partially 1. Improper power spring tension 1. Set tension properly
2. Reel installed over 20' (6.1 m) 2. Install reel at 20 ' (6.1 m)
3. Hose length greater than 50 ' (15.2 m) 3. Install a hose not to exceed 50 ' (15.2 m)
Reel does not unlatch 1. Power spring wound solid 1. Decrease power spring pre-wind
after maximum length 2. Hose removed from the reel too quickly 2. Remove hose slowly when close to being
of hose is removed fully extended
Material leakage at the 1. Connection not sufficiently tight and/or 1. Apply sealant to male threads of
Swivel Assembly thread sealant missing at 90 ° Union 90 ° Union and tighten connections
2. Worn or damaged Swivel Assembly 2. Repair or replace Swivel
Material leakage at Connection hose not sufficiently tight and/or Apply sealant to connection hose and tighten
Base and Shaft thread sealant missing or inadequate to Base and Shaft Assembly (29)
Assembly (29)
* The possible causes for broken components are listed in italics