43
1
1
3
44
2
0
X
2
3
4
5
Entry of balancing mode and wheel size
Fitting of balance weights
The weight for
AP1
is a hammer-on weight and is attached at
12 o’clock to the main shaft after indexing the wheel, as in the
normal mode. The gauge arm stays in its home position.
The adhesive weight for
AP2
is as described below:
•
Select an adhesive weight and adjust it to the wheel
radius by bending.
•
Clean the position before attaching the adhesive
weights.
•
Raise the gauge arm
(Fig. 43, item 1)
and pull the hold-
ing ring of the gauge
(Fig. 43, item 2)
inwards.
•
Insert the adhesive weight
(Fig. 43, item 3)
into the
gauge with the protective tape facing upwards to the
arrow
(Fig. 43, item 4)
.
•
Press the adhesive weight firmly into the gauge and
remove the protective tape from the weight.
•
Pull the gauge arm towards application position
AP2
.
The display shows the dimension for the first distance, which
decreases as the gauge is approached. At 0
±
1 an audible
signal is given to show that
AP2
has been reached.
•
Press the pedal of the main shaft lock to hold the wheel
in this position.
•
Swing the gauge arm out towards the rim and press the
weight firmly against the rim using the ejector
(Fig. 43,
item 5)
.
•
Swing the gauge arm in and return it to its home posi-
tion.
•
Firmly press the adhesive weight on the rim by hand.
7.2.6 Special balancing operations
If none of the programmable balancing modes can be used:
•
Measure the distance and the actual correction dimen-
sions (center of gravity of balance weight to be at-
tached) directly on the wheel
(Fig. 44)
.
•
Press and hold the key
(Fig. 44, item 1 - 3)
and rotate
the wheel to set the values.
•
Release the key as soon as the desired value is read
out.
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