Dannmar DB-70, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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DB-70 Automatic Wheel Balancer
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16. Manually rotate the wheel until the Outer indicator
lights are all lit and the spoke indicator is lit. Hold the
wheel in place using the brake.
17. Attach weights behind the spoke using the
measuring arm and noting the display for position
indications.
18. Rotate back to the first spoke. When the indicator
lights are all lit, hold the wheel in place with the brake
and use the measuring arm to place the weights on
the wheel.
19. Run the balance cycle to confirm balance correction.
Using the OPT (Optimize) Function :
OPT Mode is not a balancing mode. The Optimize Function is an optional procedure to reduce the
imbalance on a Wheel that is more than 30 grams / 1 ounce out of balance. You are not
required
to
use the Optimize Function.
Important : The Optimize Function does not bring a Wheel to fully balanced condition. Instead, it
lessens the imbalance of a Wheel that is significantly out of balance. Depending on the state of the
Wheel, even if you correctly Optimize a Wheel, it may still be more than 1 ounce / 30 grams out of
balance when you are done with the Optimize.
To Optimize a Wheel :
1. When you see a weight correction of over 30 grams during a balance, raise the Tire Cover, then rotate
the Wheel until the indicators next to the Inner Window are all lit.
2. Press the OPT SP button on the Control Panel.
OPT appears on the Display Window and the
OPT
icon on the Display Panel goes on.
The Balancer is now in Optimize Mode.
Important : If you use the Balancer to balance a different Wheel or you turn the Balancer on and
off, the Balancer will be taken out of Optimize Mode.
3. Mark the Cone, the Rim at the Cone, the Rim at the Tire, and the Tire itself at the 12 o’clock position.
Tip Mark the Tire in such a way that it will come off after balancing, but not come off during
the process. Using tape is generally the best method. Pen or pencil usually performs
poorly. A pen or pencil mark on tape works the best.
4. Remove the Wheel from the Balancer, then use a Tire Changer to take the Tire off the Wheel, rotate
the Tire 180°, then put the Tire back on the Wheel and re-inflate.
Make sure not to cover or remove the Marks on the Wheel and Tire.
5. Put the Wheel back on the Balancer, making sure to align the marks on the Cone, the Rim at the
Cone, and the Rim at the Tire.
The Mark on the Tire itself will be 180° from the other Marks.
6. Lower the Tire cover or press the
Start
button.