DAIWA SEALINE SL50SH SERVICE and Maintenance - SL50SH

[Visenvryheid]

Think it is a spacer bush on the inside, around the spool shaft?

[Visenvryheid]

The top piece...? got no idea, show us a pic of the other side of that piece?

2nd: Brass washer that fits inside the Cast Control Cap - see the Yellow piece inside the Cast Control cap?



3rd: Ratchet washer that fits underneath the Cast Control Clutch lever

Some of these pics below are from a Grandwave, but the same principle applies....





4th: Teflon bushing that fits onto the spool shaft (This is what the Grandwave looks like, but the SL50 should be very similar).





5th: Clutch spring that fits inside, onto the Cast control lever

[GW]

Thanks for the reply.
For some reason I can’t view the images so I don’t know what no 4 is referring to.


The spacer is the same on both sides.


Regards,


Greig
greigwegerle@gmail.com

[REEFMAN]

Don't have a pic of the Sealine, but this is one of the Grandwave spool, it should be pretty similar...

[REEFMAN]

On the SL50SH schematics, it is part 72, called COLLAR.

[GW]

Awesome. Thank you.

[CammyCakes]

Thanks for this guide @REEFMAN ,
I managed to run through the service with no problem, the reel is back together and I can notice a huge improvement in performance. however the issue that lead me to do the service still exists, the cast control is very loose, even when fully tightened, I got the reel a good few years ago and don't remember it behaving like this. Is there anything I can do to rectify this? 

[Visenvryheid]

Not reefman but mag the reel and leave the cast control loose? Mine not been adjusted since I can remember..but wait for reefman maybe something missing?

[CammyCakes]

@Visenvryheid, out of interest how would I do that?

[ianf]

Speak to Brandon (Fishatic) on this forum. He mag'ed both my Sealine 50 and my Saltiga. What an awesome difference it made. Can't understand why the manufacturers don't do this as a standard??? Brandon is in JHB, so you will need to send your reel up to him, but hey, it's well worth doing.

[REEFMAN]

Thanks for this guide @REEFMAN ,
I managed to run through the service with no problem, the reel is back together and I can notice a huge improvement in performance. however the issue that lead me to do the service still exists, the cast control is very loose, even when fully tightened, I got the reel a good few years ago and don't remember it behaving like this. Is there anything I can do to rectify this? 

If you look at the pic below, the Cast control cap has a brass washer inside it. That's probably missing in your reel. Without it, the Cast control knob won't work.

[CammyCakes]

Thanks ianf, ill keep that in mind,
Reefman, the brass washer is there, maybe its worn? I've noticed that (with the cap off) the spool has quite a lot of left-right travel, could it be that the cast control is not compressing the shaft properly and bottoming out because of this?

[REEFMAN]

No I'm not talking about the Brass bushing, I'm talking about a brass washer, that fits INSIDE the Cast Control cap, look carefully at the pic I sent.
If it is there, take it out and invert it so that the worn part in the middle will be inverted.

[CammyCakes]

I figured that's what you ment. Its there but I had a spare so it seems a bit better, going to have to take it for a test. Tanks mate 

[REEFMAN]

If it's still not tight enough, try putting both in and see if that makes a difference.
Sounds like both the washer and spindle of the spool are worn badly.

[Muzza]

Reefman, I really want to add my heartfelt thanks to you for the tut on servicing the Sealine and Grandwave. You are a scholar and a Gentleman 

[REEFMAN]

My absolute pleasure bud. Hope it helped you.