PFLUEGER BAIT CASTING MANUAL, PURIST, HOW DO I ADJUST THE MAGNETIC CONTROL?

I'm sorry, I don't have information on a specific TSC10SA bait casting reel. However, most baitcasting reels have similar components and can be reassembled in a similar manner. Here are some general steps you can follow to reassemble your reel:

1. Place the spool back into the reel frame.
2. Insert the spool shaft into the spool and secure it with the spool retainer.
3. Place the side plate back onto the reel frame, making sure the spool shaft and spool retainer are in the correct position.
4. Insert the brake adjustment knob and secure it with the knob screw.
5. Insert the thumb bar and secure it with the thumb bar screw.
6. Place the handle back onto the reel and secure it with the handle screw.
7. Tighten all screws and make sure the spool spins freely.

It's always a good idea to consult the manufacturer's manual for specific instructions and diagrams on reassembling your reel. If you have lost the manual, you can often find one online by searching for the make and model of your reel.

Have you tried turning it counter clockwise?

Hi Jim, The link below is a web page showing a few results of different reels....Hope this helps...
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=manuals+for+Bait+casting+reels+with+magnetic+brakes&oq=manuals+for+Bait+casting+reels+with+magnetic+brakes&aqs=chrome..69i57&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

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Google searchs using your manufacturer make and model and the words manual and parts manual. If one is available, you can find it in the search results.

those are your magnetic cast control. it is a magnetic braking system. i suggest setting it at "5" and dont adjust unless you are casting into the wind, if that is the case turn it up to towards maximum and keep your casts low to the water and use heavy baits. its a great tool to help eliminate backlash.

I recommend you call Daiwa and ask them to send you one for it. Contact information is available at the following link:

Daiwa

Hope this helps

Regards,

DIYpro

On the side of the reel there is a knob that you adjust for the spooling.As a rule of thumb you adjust it so when you have a lure on,click the release button and let it spool out,it will only drop about 4 feet.Now! tighten it a fraction.Start casting and it will not go very far.Just before the lure hits the water,you put your thumb on the spool.Hard at first and then less as you get used to it.You can then adjust the spooling knob to go a bit further every time.You use your thumb on the spool to adjust the last 10 feet of line.Use a lure with no hooks on it to practise.It's called a plug.Hope this helps and you reel in the big one's

What do you want to know? How to set it up for first time?
1. Spool on some line (start w/mono is not familiar w/bait casters)
2. Installl reel on a rod
3. Set the mag brake to 0
4. Tighten the Cast control nut (next to the star shaped drag control) so it's tightened all the way (don't go crazy and use a lot of force, just set it to the tightest position)
5. Tie on a 3/8 - 1/2 Oz weight or lure - Lure/weight should NOT move at all when you let it go
6. SLOWLY loosen the Cast-control nut (very slowly) until the lure/weight drops slowly about 1/2 turn of the spool
7. Set the Magnetic brake to 5
8. Go practice casting and adjust cast-control and mag brake as needed until you can go without a birdsnest, and you don't ahfve to use all the much thumb control to stop the spool at the end of the cast
9. Practice, practice, practice...

This is what I got from a Daiwa Rep at the Eastern Fishing Expo this weekend in Worcester, Ma and I'll be doing exactly these steps once it warns up enough to go our and play with the new reel and rod (Quantum Energy PT Med/Hvy (6'6").
Peace,
Shepp

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