It is likely that the pole is either wet or dusty inside. Dampness and dust will cause the cam lock to slip. This is easy to fix. Simply disassemble the pole, clean and or dry all of the cam locks and plastic sleeves. Partially reassemble the pole and test the locking mechanism. If the pole does not function properly, re-clean the components again and reassemble. Once the cam locks operate properly, reassemble the entire pole. Down load cleaning instructions; see video on SLP cleaning.

 

Start by using a hack saw to cut the pole behind the threaded end, just below the dimple. Cut around the entire surface. Remove the old threaded end and file or sand the burrs from the newly cut edge of the pole. Insert the replacement threaded end and secure it by creating new dimples with a nail-set or punch about ½ inch below the collar of the new threaded end. To see video, click here.

 

Pull straight up to remove. Do not twist off or you could snap the ball off the shaft. To see video, click here.

 

Start by snapping the tether into the head and the plate. Next snap the socket of the head onto the ball of the SLP pole or the Jack. To see video, click here.

 

To replace the Jack, simply unscrew the old unit and replace it with a new unit. It fits the 12 and 20 foot pole.
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Squeeze the ends of the T-Clip and pull off the Foam Rail. Replace the T-Clip the same way, then push the socket onto the ball of the SLP pole or the Jack. To see video, click here.

 

Remove the old foot and plug. Insert the new plug into the pole, and then push the replacement foot onto the pole end. To see video, click here.