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TECALEMIT DE9419 - Manual Test Mode (Classes M1, 4, 5 L, 7)

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Manual test mode Class M1, 4, 5L, 7
Not all vehicle types can be selected in the quick test mode. The extensive manual test mode
allows you to execute a complete vehicle test with entering vehicle and customer details in
the customer/vehicle screen. See “Chapter 6 Vehicle/customer data” on page 20.
If preferred, the vehicle tested under the Quick test mode can also be completed with vehicle
data. This is required for Printing and Saving test results.
Perform a test
See “Preparations before starting a brake test” on page 25 .
In the MANUAL testing mode, the weighing function is switched off.
The axle imbalance is measured automatically at maximum force.
When presented in “Italic”, this indicates a prompt on the screen.
For an accurate measurement, the brake force has to be built up slowly.
Press Enter to start clears all previous results.
In manual mode, rollers can run idenpendently or simultaneously.
In manual mode, press
on the remote control to move to the next test.
Step 1: Select a vehicle from the queue.
See “Add a vehicle to the test queue”
on page 22 for instructions.
The registration plate icon shows the
registration plate of the selected
vehicle.
From the start screen:
Select MAN for manual test.
Press OK to start the first test.
This manual test is the same as
described for the Quick test with the
following manual test sequence:
Test 1. Maximum brake force & imbalance service
brake front axle left & right wheel.
Test 2. Maximum brake force & imbalance parking
brake rear axle left & right wheel.
Press for "Parking brake test axle 2"
Test 3. Maximum brake force & imbalance service
brake rear axle left & right wheel.
Press for“Service brake test axle 2”
Next step: Results overview.
Press for “Results overview”
Select: Submit wheel status.
The vehicle weight (kerb weight or
DGW) has been entered in the vehicle
data.
Therefore a conclusion can be
presented:
PASS or FAILED.
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