COD.642400 Rev. 1
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PROGRAMMING FOR WHEEL BALANCING
fig17
K = reading point
fig.18
fig.19
PROGRAMMING WITH
MANUAL GAUGE
Set the figures of the width, diameter,
and rim compensation distance of the
wheel which is to be balanced, on the
control panel. The width is measured
using the calliper gauge supplied with
the machine (fig. 17). The diameter of
the rim is read on the tyre, and the rim
compensation distance is measured
with the gauge cursor on the machine
(fig. 18). The compensation distance
figure to be set is read on the scale.
If only the static imbalance is to be
determined, as with motorcycle wheels,
only the rim diameter has to be set on
the programmer (2), (see fig. 15). The
other two readings can be set at any
figure.
PROGRAMMING WITH
AUTOMATIC GAUGE
Programming is effected by positioning
the internal gauge (fig. 18) and the
external gauge (fig. 19) against the rim
and waiting for the confirmation "beep'".
The figures to programme (distance,
width and diameter) are automatically
inserted into the panel. It is a single
operation - extremely fast and
completely error free.
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