Hunter GSP9200 Touch, Operation Instructions Manual

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BALANCING PROCEDURES 55
3.21 Safety Hood Features
Hood Autostart
The balancer can be set to automatically spin the wheel
upon hood closure. After a spin, the hood must be raised
completely before the balancer will Autostart again.
For safety, the balancer will not Autostart in “Calibration,”
“Setup,” “Diagnostics,” if no balancing procedure is
selected.
3.20 Motor Drive/Servo-Stop and
Spindle-Lok®
Motor Drive/Servo-Stop
The intelligent DC motor drive on the SmartWeight™ is
able to position and hold the tire assembly in position for
weight application, apply different amounts of torque, and
control the speed and direction of the spindle.
When the “Start” button is touched with the hood in the
raised position, while weights are showing, the motor will
automatically rotate the wheel to the next weight plane
and hold the assembly in position for weight or mark
application.
Alternatively, touching the weight amounts will achieve
the same results.
Figure 222.
Spindle-Lok® Feature
Depressing the foot pedal will lock the spindle. Locking
the spindle will stabilize the wheel for attaching weights
at precise locations if automatic weight positioning is
disabled, and will allow for tightening and loosening of the
wing nut.
Do not use the Spindle-Lok® as a brake to stop a
spinning wheel.
Depressing the foot pedal will cancel Servo-
Stop.
Using the Spindle-Lok® to stop a spinning
wheel may result in personal injury or damage
to the balancer.