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General| Brand | Coats |
|---|---|
| Model | 6450 |
| Category | Wheel Balancers |
| Language | English |
Owner's duties for machine and user safety, covering instructions, training, and proper operation.
Recommends PPE like safety glasses and durable clothing for safe tire servicing operations.
Explains hazard levels (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and their corresponding symbols used throughout the manual.
Highlights crucial warnings, cautions, and notices related to machine operation and laser safety.
Describes essential safety features such as the STOP key, hood guard, and interlock system.
Provides an overview of the balancer's components and controls, emphasizing user training for safe operation.
Outlines the standard procedure for entering wheel dimensions using clip-on weight locations.
Details how to manually input wheel offset (A), diameter (D), and width (W) measurements.
A table summarizing the functions of keys and indicators on the balancer's control panel.
Explains the display windows for weight readings and position bars on the control panel.
Describes the meaning of various illuminated mode indicators on the balancer's control panel.
Describes the display area for values, functions, instructions, and error messages.
Details the keys used for data entry, function selection, and option setting.
Explains the indicators and functions for selecting balance modes like Dynamic, Static, and Behind Spoke.
Explains how to balance a wheel using two planes for correction with clip-on weights.
Describes static balancing for narrow wheels or when dynamic balancing is not possible.
Introduces modes like Behind Spoke and Patch Weight Balance for specific wheel configurations.
Details the procedure for mounting wheels using the back cone method, suitable for small/medium cones.
Describes the front cone mounting method, effective for truck wheels with smaller bolt circles.
Explains the use of the Combi Adapter for mounting wheels with different bolt patterns and sizes.
Outlines the procedure for calibrating the balancer's machine functions, including A and W dimensions.
Describes the process to calibrate the balancer's arm, establishing reference points for measurements.
Guides users on how to diagnose and resolve persistent vibration issues after balancing.
Provides a list of common error messages and potential solutions for balancer malfunctions.
Instructions for inspecting shipments, handling damaged goods, and filing claims with the carrier.
Specifies power needs and advises on using qualified electricians for proper installation.
Covers essential setup procedures, including connecting to power and ensuring proper floor placement.
Lists the key features and capabilities of the wheel balancer unit.
