John Bean B 2000P, Operator'S Manual

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5-2
5-3
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5.0 SWITCHING ON
Please read through the operation manual
and follow the instructions, especially when
operating the wheel balancer for the first time.
•
Always make sure the wheel guard is fully raised.
•
Plug the mains cable plug into the power outlet (
1,
Fig. 5-1
).
•
Switch on the machine by the mains switch (
2, Fig.
5-1
).
The electronic unit now performs a number of self-tests.
In this phase this message is displayed on the
screen “
WAIT: LOADING...
“(
Fig. 5-2
).
As long as the machine is carrying out the self-tests,
no inputs and no other operations whatsoever must
be made. During this starting phase the machine
must not be subjected to even the slightest vibrations.
Upon completion of the self-tests a melodious signal
is heard, the screen shows the main menu (
Fig. 5-3
)
and the machine is ready for operation.
Fig. 5-3
Main menu
The menu fields of the function keys
F1
to
F6
show:
F1
Access to BALANCING
Access to ENTERING RIM DATA
Access to OPTIMISATION
Access to SETTINGS
F2
Not assigned
F3
Not assigned
F4
Selection of: Static unbalance, Weights Fine
Reading, Grams / Ounces, Weight Miser
F5
Not assigned
F6
Access to COMPENSATION RUN
5.1 Status at switching on
The electronic unit is factory-adjusted to the
following operating modes, available immediately
after switch on:
– PROFILING mode
– Weight mode 1 (car wheel with nominal
dimensions in inches, width 6.5” and diameter
15.0”).
– Acquisition of rim data, unit of measurement:
inches.
– Display of unbalance value with 5 gram
increments.
– Suppression of minor unbalance readings
(tolerance limit set at 3.5 g).
– Automatic wheel braking when guard is opened
during the measuring run.
– Compensation of adaptor unbalance switched off.
– Starting the mesuring run by closing thewheel guard .
..
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..........
5.1 Status at switching on
The electronic unit is factory-adjusted to the
following operating modes, available immediately
after switch on:
– BALANCE mode
– Weight mode 1 (car wheel with nominal dimensions
in inches, width 6.5” and diameter 15.0”).
– Acquisition of rim data, unit of measurement:
inches.
– Display of unbalance value with 0.25 oz increments.
– Suppression of minor unbalance readings (tolerance
limit set at 0.25 oz).
– Automatic wheel braking when guard is opened
during the measuring run.
– Compensation of adaptor unbalance switched off.
– Starting the mesuring run by closing thewheel
guard.