Conduit King® Cable Feeding Machine User Manual Installation, Safety & Operating Guide for Professional Electricians
Overview of the Conduit King® Cable Feeding Machine
The Conduit King® Cable Feeding Machine is a professional conduit tool designed to assist electricians with smooth, controlled feeding of cable snakes through conduit systems. Built for everyday residential, commercial, and light industrial conduit installations, the Conduit King improves efficiency, reduces friction, and helps prevent cable damage during cable pulling operations.
This user manual provides installation instructions, operating guidelines, safety information, troubleshooting steps, warranty details, and compliance information for the Conduit King Cable Feeding Machine. The tool is intended for use in de-energized environments only.
1. Product Description
The Conduit King Cable Feeding Machine is a tool accessory engineered to guide and feed cable snakes efficiently through tight conduit runs and bends. It supports cable snakes up to 8mm in diameter and is designed for electricians who require reliable, controlled cable placement during conduit installations.
Cable snakes not included.
2. Included Components
Each Conduit King® Cable Feeding Machine package includes:
- 1 × Conduit King® Cable Feeding Machine unit
- 1 × Drill attachment
- 1 × Plastic guide tube
3. Intended Use
The Conduit King Cable Feeding Machine is designed for professional cable handling applications involving conduit installations and cable feeding tasks. The unit is intended for de-energized conduit work only.
For optimal performance with the SM-KS1 model, recommended cable snakes include:
- Flexible nylon-coated cable snakes (commonly referred to as tiger snakes)
- Coiled steel cable snakes (also known as flexible spring steel snakes)
⚠ Fiberglass cable snakes are not recommended for use with this model.
The Conduit King Cable Feeding Machine is commonly used by electricians during residential and light commercial conduit installations where clean, controlled cable feeding is required.
4. Safety Instructions
General Safety Warnings
- Read this user manual carefully before operating the Conduit King Cable Feeding Machine.
- Use the tool only for its intended purpose.
- Avoid applying excessive force, which may damage cable snakes or the feeder mechanism.
- Keep hands, fingers, and loose clothing clear of moving parts during operation.
- Store the device in a dry environment when not in use.
- Dispose of worn or damaged components responsibly.
- Always keep the drill in the clockwise / forward / drilling setting.
- Never use an impact driver with the Conduit King Cable Feeding Machine.
Failure to follow these instructions may result in equipment damage or personal injury.
5. Compliance Notice
The Conduit King Cable Feeding Machine is designed in compliance with AS/NZS 62079:2001, ensuring clear and structured instructional content. The product does not require electrical certification and meets applicable safety obligations under Australian Consumer Law (ACL).
6. Installation Instructions
- Place the Conduit King Cable Feeding Machine on a stable, flat surface near the conduit entry point.
- Align the unit with the intended cable snake pathway.
- Ensure the conduit pathway is clear before feeding the cable snake.
- Secure the feeder if required to prevent movement during operation.
- Attach the drill and confirm it is set to the clockwise / forward / drilling setting.
⚠ Never use an impact driver.
7. Operating Instructions
- Insert the cable snake into the guide mechanism.
- Grip the Conduit King Cable Feeding Machine firmly by the handle (refer to diagram below).
- Slowly operate the drill to begin feeding the cable snake.
- Maintain steady pressure to ensure smooth, controlled cable movement.
- Adjust positioning as needed to prevent tangling or resistance.
- Once complete, stop the drill and remove the cable snake.
- Clean the unit and store it in a dry location after use.
⚠ The drill must always remain in the clockwise / forward / drilling setting.
8. Troubleshooting Guide
Issue: Cable snake becomes jammed
- Possible cause: Misalignment
- Solution: Reposition the Conduit King Cable Feeding Machine and retry
Issue: Excessive force required
- Possible cause: Cable snake diameter too large
- Solution: Use a thinner cable snake or adjust the feeding angle
Issue: Device feels unstable
- Possible cause: Unsecured placement
- Solution: Secure the feeder before operation
9. Warranty & Consumer Rights
Warranty Information
- The Conduit King Cable Feeding Machine includes a 12-month limited warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship under normal use.
- The warranty does not cover accidental damage, unauthorized modifications, or normal wear and tear.
- Proof of purchase is required for all warranty claims.
- Return shipping costs will be covered by FM Enterprises WA PTY LTD if a manufacturing fault is confirmed.
- This warranty is provided in addition to rights and remedies available under Australian Consumer Law.
Consumer Guarantee Statement
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if they fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
10. Warranty Claim Process
To submit a warranty claim:
- Contact customer support at admin@fmenterpriseswa.com
- Provide proof of purchase and details of the issue
- Return the product if requested
- Claims will be assessed and resolved within a reasonable timeframe
11. Compliance & Contact Information
The Conduit King Cable Feeding Machine complies with AS/NZS 62079:2001 for user instructions and meets applicable safety requirements under Australian Consumer Law (ACL).
Manufacturer & Support Contact:
FM Enterprises WA PTY LTD
Malaga, Perth, Western Australia 6090
Email: admin@fmenterpriseswa.com
Diagram Reference
- 1 Drill attachment
- 2 Forward mechanism
- 3 Reverse mechanism
- 4 Handle
- 5 Entry point
- 6 Exit point
- 7 Plastic tube
