Operating Guide

ManualsBrandsJameson ManualsElectricalLittle Buddy Accessory Kit for 3/16 in. Fiberglass Conduit Rodder

Warranty

Jameson products carry a warranty against any defect in material and workmanship for a pe-

riod of one year from date of shipment unless failure is due to misuse or improper application.

Jameson shall in no event be responsible or liable for modications, alterations, misapplications

or repairs made to its products by purchaser or others. This warranty is limited to repair or re-

placement of the product and does not include reimbursement for shipping or other expenses

incurred. Jameson disclaims any other express or implied warranty.

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• DO NOT USE ON LIVE CIRCUITS. DISCONNECT POWER. Metal tip on rod.

• Wear safety glasses and gloves.

• Keep rod inside reel when not in use. Out-of-control rod can harm personnel or property.

• Keep rod clean. Some contaminants (including water) can conduct electricity.

• Keep secure footing. Protect yourself from falling should pulling eye move suddenly or

separate from rod.

• Check for rod damage prior to use. Cracks, gouges, nicks, or white stress marks on jacket

or sharp bends will weaken rod. Injury could result if rod breaks while being pulled.

• Do not use slip joint pliers, locking pliers or powered pulling equipment on rod.

• Do not force a pull that is stuck. Remove wires and check for kinks or obstructions.

• Avoid pulling rod over sharp edges.

• Do not bend rod beyond 2.5” radius.

WARNING - ADHESIVE

Read manufacturer’s instructions before using adhesive. In case of eye contact, ush with

water and seek medical attention If skin contact occurs, apply solvent (such as nail polish

remover) to area and gently remove adhesive. Wash solvent off with water. Solvents should

not be used in case of contact with eyes or open wounds.

Always wear safety goggles (ANSI Std. Z87.1) and gloves when working with adhesive and/or

unprotected berglass rod. See adhesive product label for Safety Data Sheet (SDS).

Since 1956

OPERATION AND SAFETY MANUAL

Part

Number

Little Buddy®

10-316-150 150’ X 3/16” Little Buddy

10-316-200 200’ X 3/16” Little Buddy

10-316-250 250’ X 3/16” Little Buddy

10-316-300 300’ X 3/16” Little Buddy

Summary of content (4 pages)

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OPERATION AND SAFETY MANUAL Since 1956 Part Number Little Buddy® 10-316-150 150’ X 3/16” Little Buddy 10-316-200 200’ X 3/16” Little Buddy 10-316-250 250’ X 3/16” Little Buddy 10-316-300 300’ X 3/16” Little Buddy • DO NOT USE ON LIVE CIRCUITS. DISCONNECT POWER. Metal tip on rod. • Wear safety glasses and gloves. • Keep rod inside reel when not in use. Out-of-control rod can harm personnel or property. • Keep rod clean. Some contaminants (including water) can conduct electricity.
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Fishing Conduit With Little Buddy® 1. Disconnect power 2. Identify both ends of conduit. Ensure switch gear or other components in area of vault or box will not be damaged by tape entering vault or box. 3. If conduit has existing wire, use flex tip on rod for pushing. 4. Insert rod through safety feed guide. 5. Tighten or loosen brake handle to minimum drag required so rod does not feed itself from canister. 6. Push rod through duct using short thrusts (approximately 6-12” long).
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Manual de operación y seguridad Desde 1956 Since 1956 Cinta buscadora de fibra de vidrio •N O USE LA CINTA EN CIRCUITOS CON CORRIENTE. DESCONECTE LA ELECTRICIDAD. La punta de la vara es metálica. • Use gafas protectoras y guantes. •M antenga la vara dentro del carrete cuando no esté usando la cinta. Una vara descontrolada puede causar daños personales y puede averiar los bienes. •M antenga la vara limpia. Algunos contaminantes (como el agua) conducen electricidad.
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Cómo usar el Little Buddy® para buscar conductos 1. Desconecte la corriente 2. Identifique ambos cabos del conducto que desea buscar. Asegúrese de que los interruptores y demás componentes en la bóveda o caja no sufrirán daños cuando la cinta ingrese. 3. Si el conducto tiene un cable, use la punta flexible de la vara para empujarlo. 4. Inserte la vara en el conducto. 6. Inserte la vara en el conducto con empujones cortos (de unos 15 a 20 cm).