5. calibration
5.1.
calibration
5.1.1.
first select car mode and std
5.1.2.
Press F + P3 – An LED light will turn on above the spanner symbol and the left and right display screen will show SEr…SEr. The
machine is now in service mode.
5.1.3.
Press P3 once more and display screens will show CAL…Car.
5.1.4.
Press P3 again and the display screens will read CAL…0. At this point remove the wheel and all the accessories from the shaft.
5.1.5.
lower down the wheel guard and the wheel will automatically spin.
5.1.6.
Once the shaft finished rotating the display screens will show CAL….1.
5.1.7.
Mount a balanced wheel back on the shaft, ideally a 14/15”. Any imbalance in the wheel must be no more than 5grams.
5.1.8.
Manually measure and input three parameters of the wheel (Distance, Width and Diameter).
5.1.9.
once all three parameters are manually entered, lower down the wheel guard and the wheel will automatically spin.
5.1.10.
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t the end of the spin the screen displays will show “X…CAL” or […CAL
5.1.11.
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anually rotate the wheel until the left screen display shows a value of 100.
5.1.12.
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lamp a 100g balance weight on the inner side of the wheel at the 12 o’clock position. Lower down the wheel guard and the wheel will
automatically spin.
5.1.13.
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t the end of the spin the screen displays will show “CAL…X” or CAL…[.
5.1.14.
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emove the 100g balance weight from the inner side.
5.1.15.
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anually rotate the wheel until the right screen display shows a value of 100.
5.1.16.
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lamp a 100g balance weight on the outer side of the wheel at the 12 o’clock position. Lower down the wheel guard and the wheel will
automatically spin.
5.1.17.
At the end of the spin you will hear a double beep which indicates the machine calibration is complete. the machine will automatically
return the std mode ready to balance the wheel.
5.1.18.
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t this moment the screen display will read 0…50. Manually rotate the wheel until the outer (right side) balance LED are all lit. Check
the 100g weight is in the 6 o’clock position. If in the 6 o’clock position then the machine was successfully calibrated.
5.2.
Distance arm check
5.2.1.
Enter Service Mode F+P3 – Screen Display (SEr…SEr).
5.2.2.
Press P1 for Distance Check – Screen Display (CAL…diS).
5.2.3.
Press P1 again and double beep to continuous will sound – Screen Display (000…diS).
5.2.4.
continuous sound when distance Arm docked and at zero measurement.
5.2.5.
Pull out arm and verify manually using the tape measure on the distance arm to the screen display. +/– 2mm is acceptable.
5.2.6.
If the manual check is not /- 2mm then this would suggest there is a fault with the machine. Should this happen then the machine
will need to be removed from service until repaired.
5.3.
Diameter arm check
5.3.1.
Enter Service Mode F+P3
5.3.2.
Press P1 for Distance Check – Screen Display (CAL…diS).
5.3.3.
Press P4 until Screen display shows (CAL…diA).
5.3.4.
Press P1 – Screen Display – (1.02…diA) – The reference value should be within 0.99 – 1.03 when docked.
5.3.5.
Pull our Distance Measuring Arm until left display screen shows 1.00.
5.3.6.
Press P2 to confirm. Screen Display (End…-AO).
5.3.7.
return distance measuring Arm to docking point.
5.3.8.
Press P1 – Screen Display (CAL…dia).
5.3.9.
Press P4 – Screen Display (CAL…rEt).
5.3.10.
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ress P1 – Screen Display (SEr…SEr).
5.3.11.
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xit Service mode F+P3 – Screen Display (0…0).
5.3.12.
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lace a 15/16” wheel on machine and pull out Distance Arm and rest it against the inner edge of the wheel, wait for a beep and return to
dock.
5.3.13.
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ress P3 and see what diameter value is on display – (diA…XX).
5.3.14.
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f display valueis not correct then activate Service mode again F+P3- (SEr…SEr).
5.3.15.
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ress P1 and then P4 until CAL…diA is displayed.
5.3.16.
Press P1 to confirm.
5.3.17.
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reviously 1.00 was entered as in point five.
5.3.18.
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ow pull out arm until 1.01 is on screen display.
5.3.19.
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ress P2 to confirm – Screen Display (End…-AO).
5.3.20.
Press P1.
5.3.21.
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ress P4 until screen display shows CAL…rEt.
5.3.22.
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ress P1 – Screen Display (SEr…SEr).
5.3.23.
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xit Service Mode F+P3 (0…0).
5.3.24.
Pull the distance Arm out again and rest it against the inner edge of the wheel, wait for a beep and return to dock.
5.3.25.
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ress P3 and see what diameter value is on display – (diA…XX).
5.3.26.
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f again it is not what you are expecting repeat procedure and confirm 1.02. If you have to confirm parameter outside 1.00-1.03 then there
may be a fault with the machine. At this point the machine will need to be taken out of service and repaired.
WB10 | Issue 1 05/02/18
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