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General| Brand | Coats |
|---|---|
| Model | 7050 |
| Category | Tyre Changers |
| Language | English |
Owner's responsibilities to maintain machine and user safety, read and follow instructions.
Personal protective equipment for safer tire servicing and operating practices.
Defines hazard levels (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and signal words used in the manual.
Safety warnings, contact information for additional copies, and information on safety decals.
R.I.M. training program (Read, Inspect, Mount) for tire technician safety and accident prevention.
Identify and learn the function and location of all controls for safe operation.
Procedure for safely loosening and removing tire beads from the wheel rim.
Procedure for safely installing tire beads onto the wheel rim.
Process of capturing air pressure between tire and rim to create an initial seal.
Procedure for expanding tire beads to seat them in the rim's bead seat.
Inflating the tire to the manufacturer's recommended pressure.
Instructions for demounting performance tires, run-flat tires, and asymmetrical hump wheels.
Specific instructions for handling alloy, custom, and aluminum wheels.
Instructions for mounting performance tires, run-flat tires, and asymmetrical hump wheels.
Instructions for servicing alloy wheels with little or no drop center.
Procedure for loosening beads on European wheels with large humps near the valve hole.
Procedure for servicing wheels with pressure sensors located opposite the valve hole.
Steps for mounting tube type tires onto a wheel.
Steps for demounting tube type tires from a wheel.
Procedure for cleaning dirt and debris from the mount/demount tool (duckhead).
Adjusting the tool head lift and lock tightness for proper function.
Weekly maintenance for the air separator/lubricator unit.
Greasing pivot joints and checking bolt torque for the robotic arm.
Checking and maintaining the pressure limiter for safe operation.
Annual service and checking oil levels for the oil injector system.
Selecting a safe and efficient location for unit placement.
Ensuring adequate space for operator and safe equipment use.
Requirements for air supply models and connection details.
Electrical power requirements for electrical models and connection safety.
Key safety principles for mounting and inflating tires to prevent accidents.
Highlights specific hazardous situations during tire service operations.
