Hunter DSP9200 Series - Spindle-Lok and Related Features; Loose Hub Detect Feature

4.5 Spindle-Lok
®
Feature
If the balancer is equipped with the Spindle-Lok
®
, depressing the foot pedal will lock
the spindle. Locking the spindle will stabilize the wheel for attaching weights at
precise locations, and for tightening and loosening of the wing nut. Do not use the
Spindle-Lok
®
as a brake to stop a spinning wheel.
CAUTION: Using the Spindle-Lok
®
to stop a spinning wheel
may result in personal injury or damage to the
balancer.
4.6 Hood Close Autostart Feature
The balancer can be set to automatically spin the wheel when the safety hood is
closed. After a spin, the hood must be lifted completely before the balancer will
autostart again.
Hood Close Autostart feature can be enabled or disabled in the setup procedure.
4.7 Loose Hub Detect Feature
If the wheel slips on the spindle shaft during the spin, the balancer automatically
brakes the shaft to a stop and displays “LOO SE” on the weight amount indicators.
If the “LOO SE” hub error occurs:
Lift the safety hood.
Retighten the wing nut.
Spin the wheel again.
If the wing nut feels like it is already tight, the shaft braking to a stop
caused the wing nut to retighten. Make sure that the wing nut is fully
tightened and then re-spin the wheel.
To override the loose hub detect feature:
Decrease the wheel diameter knob setting to the minimum value allowed
while in the STANDARD procedure, then continue to turn the wheel
diameter knob counterclockwise until the wheel diameter digits change to
zero. It will take approximately one full turn of the knob while the
“ratcheting” sound is occurring (at minimum value) for this to occur.
When the balancer is first turned “ON,” the diameter digits will default to zero (the
loose hub detect feature is overridden).
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4. Balancing Features and Options DSP9200 Series Balancer Operation Instructions