Snap-On EEWB332B, Operator'S Manual

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EEWB332B
10.1.2 E-CODES
When the E-code is displayed, a low beep is generated.
Whenever a code appears:
•
Write it down
• Look up the code in the list. If the code is not
described, call service.
•
Perform the steps described.
The setup of this chapter is:
Code
Description
•
Step(s) to be performed.
Some error messages are displayed for approx. 3
seconds on the display of the right side.
• To clear the error code immediately (e.g.:
open the wheel guard) or press the STOP key.
E10
Gauge arm removed from idle position during wheel
spin.
•
Bring gauge arm to the idle position (fully in
and down).
•
Re-spin the wheel without touching the gauge
arm.
•
If the error appears again, have the gauge
arm calibrated (by the service department).
Display clears after several seconds.
E11
During ignition the gauge arm is not in the idle position.
•
Move the gauge arm back carefully to the idle
position.
The error should disappear within a few seconds.
•
If the error appears again, contact the service
department.
Note:
By pressing STOP you can continue to use the
machine but all the wheel data must be input manually.
E22
Speed low
The rotation speed of the wheel has not reached the
minimum limit needed to enable balancing.
•
Check that the brake (pedal) or wheel is not
accidentally blocked.
•
Check that something is not braking or
obstructing the wheel.
•
Check the power supply.
• Fit the wheel correctly.
• Contact Technical Support at 800-225-5786.
Code C21
This code provides information about the program
version and the balancer model name
- Go into code C21.
Information about the software version appears.
- Press the “ - ” key to view the Kernel version.
The information is visible for as long as the key is
pressed.
- Press the “ + ” key or the “ FINE ” key to view the
balancer model.
Note : The information is visible for as long as the
key is pressed.
Code C28
Displays the error codes saved by the balancer (a
maximum of 10) and clears the error memory.
The last 10 different error codes are saved in the error
memory so that they can be called up and consulted
by the wheel balancer operator for remote diagnosis
of malfunctions.
The most recent error code is saved in memory location
1. Previous error codes are gradually shifted down the
memory list.
- Go into code C28.
REVIEWING THE ERROR COUNTERS
-
Press and release the “+” or “-” key to scroll through
the list of errors.
Note : When the key is pressed the number of the
error in the list is shown, whilst when the
key is released the corresponding code
appears.
- Press the MODE key to make the error number
appear again (on the left) and the total number of
times that error was repeated since the last time
the memory was cleared (on the right).
ZEROING THE ERROR COUNTERS
-
Press ENTER .
- Make the selection.
0* = Do not clear the error memory
1 = Clear the error memory
- Press ENTER .