INSTRUCTION, USE AND
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
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15.4.9 ALU 3
Valid for car
The ALU 3 function is a procedure that uses mixed
weights to offset wheel unbalance: weight with clip on
outer side of wheel, adhesive weight at 12 o’ clock on
inner side, not visible because inside the rim.
Press the “CENTRE key” to confirm. Enter the meas-
urements and proceed as for DYNAMIC unbalance.
15.4.10 ALU 4
Valid for car
The ALU 4 function is a procedure that uses mixed
weights to offset wheel unbalance: weight with clip
on outer side of wheel, adhesive weight at 12 o’ clock
on inner side. Press "CENTRE" to confirm. Enter the
measurements and proceed as for DYNAMIC unbal-
ance.
15.4.11 PAX
Valid for car
The PAX function is a procedure that permits balancing
PAX wheels using adhesive weights at pre-set distances
to offset wheel unbalance. Press "CENTRE" to confirm.
Select the wheel type model and proceed as described
in par. 15.4.14.
For ALU-S, STATIC and PAX functions, see relevant
paragraphs. For all the other previously-indicated
functions, wheel balancing will be done as indicated
for dynamic balancing par. 15.3.1.
The wheel balancer will automatically correct the
measurements entered by the operator according to
the selected function.
15.4.12 ALU-S procedure
Valid for car/motorcycle
Make sure there are no stones and/or mud on the
wheel. Remove any counterweights.
Fit the wheel and make sure it is fastened properly.
From the initial display page press the “F3 key”
to select the type of desired correction.
Using the
and key, display the
ALU-S function and confirm with the "CENTRE key”
.
Enter the measurements as indicated in para. 15.1.2.
After entering the measurements, close the guard, if
fitted, or press “F4”
to perform the wheel
spin; in just a few seconds, the wheel runs at normal
speed and the wheel balancer display shows wheel
rotation (Fig. 54). Do not touch the wheel while taking
measurements. At the end of the spin, the wheel will
stop automatically, taking into account the measured
unbalance so the outer weight fitting position is at ap-
prox. 12 o' clock.
Fig. 54
Press in case of emergency
1296-M010-0_P
Space s.r.l.
ER232R - ER234R - ER236R - ER238R - ER238RFM - ER248R - ERP248R
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