Ranger DST-64T, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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DST-64T / DST642D Wheel Balancers
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P/N 5900192 — Rev. F — March 2021
Hidden Weight Balancing
Hidden Weight ( HID ) Mode hides Central Plane correction Weight(s) behind selected spokes on the
Wheel so that they are difficult to see.
Use
ALU Mode for Hidden Weight Mode.
With Hidden Weight Mode, Adhesive Weight(s) on the Inner Plane
are used normally, while Adhesive Weights on the Outer Plane are
split and mounted behind spokes. Follow this step-by-step
procedure exactly. Leaving steps out will result in wheels badly out
of Balance.
To balance a Wheel using Hidden Weight Mode :
Make sure you are wearing ANSI-approved eye protection: safety glasses, face shield, or goggles.
Visually inspect the Balancer to make sure everything is in place. The Hood should be
up
.
Mount the Wheel you want to balance.
Refer to
Mounting a Wheel for mounting instructions, if needed.
Turn the Balancer Off and then back On, to reset it.
The Balancer automatically begins in Dynamic Mode.
Define the Inner Plane and the Center Plane. Move the Inner Arm to the Inner Plane, wait for the
Balancer to beep, then move the Inner Arm to the Center Plane behind the Wheel Spokes, and
wait for the balancer to beep.
There are two sequential actions in the Step above. Do
not return the Inner Arm to its rest position
between defining the Inner and Center Planes. When done correctly, the Balancer will:
•
Automatically shift to ALU mode. Front Panel ALU LED
indicator on.
•
The Inner Window displays distance from the side of the
balancer to the Inner Plane.
• The Center Window displays the measured width
between the Inner and Center Planes.
•
The Outer Window displays distance from the side of
the balancer to the Center Plane.
After defining the center plane in the Step above, return the
Inner Arm to its rest position on the side of the Balancer.
Close the Hood and/or push Start . The Wheel will spin and
then stop automatically. Correction weight values will appear
in the Inner and Outer Display Windows.
Rotate the Wheel by hand until all the Inner Plane Position Indicators are lit.
Apply the Brake to hold the Wheel in place.