HPA B 215 Evo User manual

Cod. 4-119451B del 03/2018
EQUILIBRATRICE
WHEEL BALANCER
ÉQUILIBREUSE
AUSWUCHTMASCHINE
EQUILIBRADORA
B 215 Evo
B 225 Evo
Italiano Manuale d’uso
English Operator’s manual
Français Utilisation et entretien
Deutsch Betriebs und Wartungsanleitung
Español Uso y mantenimiento
Tel. [phone] - Fax [phone]
www.hpa-faip.it - e-mail: [email protected]

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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION............................................................................................... 69
TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND HANDLING.................................................... 70
INSTALLATION................................................................................................. 71
ELECTRICAL HOOK-UP................................................................................... 74
COMPRESSED AIR HOOK-UP ........................................................................ 75
SAFETY REGULATIONS................................................................................... 75
MAIN FEATURES.............................................................................................. 77
TECHNICAL DATA............................................................................................ 78
STANDARD EQUIPMENT................................................................................ 79
GENERAL CONDITIONS OF USE................................................................... 80
DISPLAY PANEL ............................................................................................... 81
DISPLAY PANEL - STATUS ICON.................................................................... 81
DISPLAY PANEL - CONTROL KEYPAD .......................................................... 82
1. SWITCHING ON THE MACHINE............................................................... 83
2. BALANCING PROGRAMME SELECTION................................................. 84
3. ENTERING WHEEL DIMENSIONS
(ALU1P AND ALU2P PROGRAMMES EXCLUDED)................................. 85
4. ENTERING WHEEL DIMENSIONS IN BALANCING PROGRAMMES
ALU1P OR ALU2P........................................................................................ 90
5. ENTERING DIMENSIONS IN THE MOTORCYCLE PROGRAMMES...... 93
6. WHEEL SPIN ............................................................................................... 93
7. UNBALANCE DISPLAY WITHOUT ROUNDING-OFF .............................. 94
8. APPLYING BALANCING WEIGHTS ........................................................... 94
9. APPLYING BALANCING WEIGHTS IN THE ALU1P
OR ALU2P PROGRAMMES ........................................................................ 96
10.PROGRAM FOR POSITIONING THE WEIGHTS BEHIND
THE SPOKES “HIDDEN WEIGHT”
(ONLY WITH ALU 1P AND ALU 2P PROGRAMMES)............................... 98
11.PROGRAM FOR DIVIDING THE WEIGHT ON EITHER SIDE OF THE
SPOKE “SPLIT WEIGHT” (ONLY WITH MOTORCYCLE PROGRAMMES) 100
12.UNBALANCE OPTIMISATION PROGRAMME “OPT”............................. 101
13.ENABLING THE OTHER OPERATOR ..................................................... 103
14.SPIN COUNTER......................................................................................... 103
15.GENERAL CONFIGURATIONS - SET UP................................................ 104
15.1. SET UP - SELECTING VEHICLE TYPE (CAR-MOTORCYCLE)........... 105
TRANSLATION FROM ORIGINAL
INSTRUCTIONS (ITALIAN)

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15.2. SET UP – SELECTING THE MODE FOR ACQUIRING WHEEL
DIMENSIONS IN BALANCING PROGRAMMES ALU1 AND ALU2.... 106
15.3. SET UP - UNBALANCE UNIT OF MEASURE....................................... 107
15.4. SET UP - UNBALANCE ROUNDING-OFF ........................................... 108
15.5. AUTOMATIC POSITION SEARCH......................................................... 109
15.6. SET UP - WARNING OPT ...................................................................... 109
15.7. SET UP - RIM DIAMETER DISPLAY UNIT OF MEASUREMENT ....... 110
15.8. SET UP - RIM WIDTH DISPLAY UNIT OF MEASUREMENT .............. 111
15.9. SET UP – ACOUSTIC SIGNAL............................................................... 111
15.10. SET UP - ADHESIVE WEIGHT APPLICATION POSITION
(H3-H6-H12)........................................................................................... 112
15.11. SET UP - BRIGHTNESS DISPLAY SETTING...................................... 114
15.12. SET UP - LED LIGHT (IF PROVIDED) ............................................... 115
15.13. SET UP - LASER INDICATOR (IF PROVIDED) .................................. 115
16.UNBALANCE CALIBRATION WITH CALIBRATION WEIGHT................ 116
17.EXTERNAL MECHANICAL SENSOR CALIBRATION (IF INSTALLED). 117
18.DISPLAY MESSAGES................................................................................ 118
19.OTHER MESSAGES.................................................................................. 120
CORRECT FUNCTION OF BALANCING ACCESSORIES............................. 121
TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................... 122
MAINTENANCE.............................................................................................. 124
SCRAPPING..................................................................................................... 124
ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION.............................................................. 124
RECOMMENDED FIRE EXTINGUISHING DEVICES .................................. 125
GLOSSARY ...................................................................................................... 126
GENERAL ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION DIAGRAM .................................. 127

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INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this manual is to provide the owner and operator with effective and safe
instructions for the use and maintenance of the wheel balancer.
Follow all of the instructions carefully and your machine will assist you in your work and
give long-lasting and efficient service, in keeping with manufacturer traditions.
The following paragraphs define the levels of danger regarding the machine, associated
with the warning captions found in this manual.
DANGER
Refers to immediate danger with the risk of serious injury or death.
CAUTION
Dangers or unsafe procedures that can cause serious injury or death.
WARNING
Dangers or unsafe procedures that can cause minor injuries or damage to property.
Read these instructions carefully before starting the machine. Keep this manual and all
illustrative material supplied with the machine in a folder near it where it is readily ac-
cessible for consultation by the operators.
The technical documentation supplied is considered an integral part of the machine; in
the event of sale all relative documentation must remain with the machine.
The manual is only to be considered valid for the machine model and serial number
indicated on the data plate.
CAUTION
Adhere to the contents of this manual: The producer declines all liability in the case
of actions not specifically described and authorised in this manual.
NOTE
Someof theillustrationscontainedinthismanualwere derivedfrom photosofprototypes:
the standard production machines may differ in some details.
These instructions are for the attention of personnel with basic mechanical skills. We have
therefore condensed the descriptions of each operation by omitting detailed instructions
regarding, for example, how to loosen or tighten the fixing devices on the machine. Do not
attempt to perform operations unless properly qualified and with suitable experience.
If in need of assistance, call an authorised assistance centre.

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TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND HANDLING
Handling and manoeuvring before installation
The basic wheel balancer packaging consists of 1 wooden crate containing:
- the wheel balancer
- equipment;
Before installation, the wheel balancer must be shipped in its original packaging, making
sure that the machine is maintained in the position indicated on the outer packaging. The
machine can be moved by placing the packaging on a wheeled trolley or inserting the
forks of a fork lift truck in the relative slots in the pallet (Fig. 1).
1
- Packaging dimensions:
Length Depth Height Weight Packaging weight
(mm) (mm) (mm) (kg) (kg)
1150 990 1175 110 30
- The machine must be stored in an environment meeting the following requirements:
• relativehumidityrangingfrom20%to95%;
• temperaturerangingfrom-10°to+60°C.
WARNING
Do not stack more than two packs to avoid damaging them.
After installation, the machine can be moved using the following methods:
- with a crane, using special equipment that holds the machine at the designated lifting
points (Fig. 2);
- by inserting the forks of a lift truck under the machine so that the centre of the forks
correspond approximately to the centre line of the body (Fig. 3).

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2 3
CAUTION
Always unplug the power supply cable from the socket before moving the machine.
CAUTION
Never apply force to the wheel spin shaft when moving the machine.
INSTALLATION
CAUTION
Take the utmost care when unpacking, assembling, lifting and setting up the machine
as indicated below.
Failure to observe these instructions can damage the machine and compromise the
operator's safety.
Removetheoriginalpackagingmaterialsafterpositioningthemasindicatedon thepackaging
and keep them intact so the machine can be safely shipped at a later date if necessary.
CAUTION
Choose the place of installation in compliance with local regulations on occupational
safety.
In particular, the machine must only be installed and used in protected environments
where there is no risk of anything dripping onto it.
IMPORTANT: for the correct and safe operation of the machine, the lighting level in the
place of use should be at least 300 lux.
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plus the maximum load allowed. The support base on the floor and the envisaged fixing
means must also be taken into account.
Environmental operating conditions must comply with the following requirements:
-relativehumidityrangingfrom30%to80%(withoutcondensation);
-temperaturerangingfrom0°to+50°C.
WARNING
For information concerningthe technical features, warningsand maintenance instructions
consult the related operator manuals provided with the documentation of the machine.
CAUTION
The machine must not be operated in potentially explosive atmospheres.
The machine is supplied partially disassembled and is to be assembled according to the
procedures described below.
Fixing the machine to the ground (Fig. 5)
Themachine isto befixed tothe groundif:
- It does not have the accessory triangular
foot.
- If it does have the accessory triangular
foot but is going to be used with wheels
heavier than 50Kg. In such a case the
triangular foot will have to be removed
in order to fix the front bracket.
- Undo the three M8x60 hex head screws
fastening the machine to the pallet.
- Remove the plastic washers between
the casing and the three L brackets:
these brackets will be used to fasten the
machine to the floor.
- Refit the brackets on the machine in the
original positions, without tightening the screws.
- Positionthemachine onthegroundinthe selected
position and make sure that the surrounding
spaces correspond to the minimum values indi-
cated in Fig. 4.
- Trace the position for drilling on the floor.
- Drill in the traced position and then take the
included Fischer M8 and insert them into the
holes that were made.
- Secure the machine to the floor by fastening the
L brackets to the Fischer anchor bolts using the
relative screws and washers (fig.5).
- Tighten the three fastener screws to the casing.
1000
1000
600
600
30003000
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Fitting the external mechanical sensor and relative support
(ifavailable)
- Fasten the external sensor support to the wheel balancer body using the three screws
supplied with the machine (A, fig.5b);
- Insert the external sensor pin (B, fig.5b) in the sensor support bush (C, fig.5b);
- Screw the screw (D, fig.5b) bringing it closer to the sensor pin without touching it;
- Make sure that the external sensor rotates freely;
- Connect one of the sensor's cable connectors to the socket located on the sensor body
(H, fig. 5a);
- Tape the cable to the sensor support (F, fig. 5b) so that it is never tensioned;
- Connect the sensor cable connector to the machine's rear panel (G, fig.5b).
IMPORTANT: after installing the external sensor, calibrate the sensor as described in
the paragraph “Width sensor calibration”.
5a

5b
After installing the machine, move into the selected location, ensuring that the spaces
surrounding the machine comply with the minimum dimensions indicated in Fig. 5a.
Main working parts (Fig. 8)
(A) automatic diameter and distance measuring arm
(B) automatic width measuring arm (if present)
(D) display panel
(E) flange holder
(F) weight tray
(G) wheel support shaft
(H) cone holder
(I) handling holes
(L) wheel-holder shaft locking brake (on request)

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8
ELECTRICAL HOOK-UP
On request, the wheel balancer can be set up by the manufacturer to operate with the power
supply available in the place of installation. The set-up data for each machine are given on
the machine data plate and on a special label attached to the power supply connection cable.
CAUTION
Any operations for hooking up to the workshop electrical board must be carried out only by
qualified technicians in compliance with the regulations in force, under the responsibility
and at the charge of the customer.
- The electric hook-up must be performed according to:
• absorbedpowerspecificationsindicatedonthemachinedataplate;
• thedistancebetweenthemachineandtheelectrichook-uppoint,sothatvoltagedrops
underfullloaddonotexceed4%(10%whenstartingup)oftheratedvoltagespecified
on the data plate.
- The user must:
• fitaplugthatrespectsthecurrentregulationsontothepowersupplycable;
• connectthemachinetoitsownelectricalconnectionfittedwithasuitable30-mAcurrent
sensitive circuit breaker;
• fitpowersupplyprotectionfusessizedincompliance withspecificationsinthemain
wiring diagram of this manual;
• providetheworkshopelectricinstallationwithanefficientgroundingcircuit.
- Prevent unauthorised use of the machine, always disconnect the power supply plug when
the machine is not used (switched off) for extended periods of time.
- If the machine is connected directly to the power supply by means of the main electrical
board and without the use of a plug, install a key-operated switch or suitable lock-out device
to restrict machine use exclusively to qualified personnel.

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CAUTION
For the machine correct functioning it is vital to have a good ground connection. NEVER
connect the machine ground wire to a gas pipe, water pipe, telephone cable or any other
unsuitable object.
COMPRESSED AIR HOOK-UP
WARNING
The compressed air hook-up may only be performed if the pneumatic ring nut is sup-
plied (optional accessory supplied on request).
CAUTION
All compressed air hook-ups must be carried out by qualified personnel only.
- The hook-up to the workshop compressed air system must ensure a minimum pressure
of 8 bar.
- A universal union is used for connection to the compressed air system. No special or
additional adaptor is needed for connection. A pressure-resistant hose with 6mm inner
diameter and 14mm outer diameter must be fastened to the notched union using the
clamp provided with the machine.
SAFETY REGULATIONS
CAUTION
Non-compliance with the instructions and danger warnings can cause serious injuries
to the operator or other persons.
Do not operate the machine until you have read and understood all the danger/warn-
ing notices in this manual.
In order to operate the machine correctly, it is necessary to be a qualified and authorised
operator, able to be trained and to know the safety regulations. Operators are expressly
forbidden from using the machine under the influence of alcohol or drugs capable of
affecting physical and mental capacity.
The following conditions are essential:
- the operator must be able to read and understand the contents of this manual;
- have a thorough knowledge of the features and characteristics of the machine;
- keep unauthorised persons well clear of the working area;
- make sure that the machine has been installed in compliance with all relevant standards
and regulations in force;
- make sure that all machine operators are suitably trained, that they are capable of using
the machine correctly and safely and that they are adequately supervised during work;
- do not touch power lines or the inside of electric motors or any other electrical equip-
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- read this booklet carefully and learn how to use the machine correctly and safely;
- always keep this user manual in a place where it can be readily consulted and do not
fail to refer to it.
CAUTION
Do not remove or deface the DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION or INSTRUCTION decals.
Replace any missing or illegible decals. If one or more decals have been detached or
damaged, they can be replaced by your nearest manufacturer dealer.
- When using and carrying out maintenance on the machine, observe the unified indus-
trial accident prevention regulations for high voltage industrial equipment and rotating
machinery.
- Any unauthorised modification to the machine releases the manufacturer of all liability
in the event of damage or personal injury resulting from said modification. Specifically,
tampering with or removal of the machine safety devices is a breach of the regulations
relating to Safety at Work.
CAUTION
During work and maintenance operations, always tie back long hair and do not wear
loose clothing, ties, necklaces, wristwatches or any other items that may get caught
up in the moving parts.
Key to caution and instruction labels
Never use the wheel spin shaft as a lifting point for the machine.
Unplug the power supply plug before performing any maintenance/
repair operations on the machine.
Please use centring accessories with hole diameter 40 mm.

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MAIN FEATURES
- Low balancing speed:
• minimiseswheelspintimes;
• reducesriskduetorotatingparts;
• savesenergy.
- Automatic sensor for distance and diameter measurement.
- Automatic mechanical sensor for width measurement (if present).
- LaserRay pointer system, ie laser line within the automatic detection arm to indicate
balancing plane acquisition position (available on request).
- AWC” (Auto Width Calculation) programme for enabling the manual insertion of the
width (if present).
- Automatic brake for stopping the wheel at the end of the spin.
- Wheel-holder shaft locking brake.
- STOP button to stop the machine immediately.
- Side flange holders.
- Top tray to take weights of all types.
- Luminous digital display unit double display and 3D graphics.
- Microprocessor processing unit (16 bit).
-Resolution:1g(1/10oz).
- Wide selection of programmes making the machine easy to use.
- Unbalance value display in grams or ounces.
- Unbalance display rounding-off setting.
- Balancing modes available:
• Standard dynamic on both rim sides
• Alu/AluP seven different routines for alloy rims
• MotorcycleMotorcycle dynamic on both sides for motorcycle rims
• MotorcycleALU dynamic on both sides of alloy motorcycle rims
• Static on a single side.
- “Shift planes” programme (in Alu P) for using multiple five gram weights, i.e.: available
without the need for partial cuts.
- “Hidden Weight” programme (in Alu P) in order to divide the outer side balancing
adhesive weights into two equal weights positioned behind the spokes of the rim.
- “Split Weight” programme (motorcycle programmes) to divide the weight into two
equivalent values to be placed on either side of the spoke.
- “OPT flash” programme for rapid optimisation of operating noise reduction.
- “FSP” (Fast Selection Program) programme for the automatic selection of the balancing
programme.
- General utility programmes:
• calibration
• service
• diagnostics.
- Independent working environments that allow a maximum of two operators to work in
parallel with no need to reset any data.
- RPA: automatic wheel positioning in the position where the balancing weight has to be
applied (if present).
- Possibility to select the position for applying the adhesive weight:
•Vertical plane in the lower part of the wheel (H6) using the LASER line
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•CLIP: using the weight-holder terminal in the ALUP balancing programmes (in all the
other H12 balancing programmes)
- LED light (if present).
- LASER indicator (if present).
TECHNICAL DATA
- Single-phase power supply voltage ................. 100/115±10%,200/230V±10%,50/60Hz
- Rated power................................................................................................................... 100 W
- Rated current ...................................................................1 A at 100-115V, 0.5A at 200-230V
- Balancing speed ....................................................................................................90/130 rpm
- Maximum unbalance value calculated ................................................................ 999 grams
- Average spin time (with 5”x14” wheel).........................................................................7 sec
- Shaft diameter ..............................................................................................................40 mm
- Ambient work temperature....................................................................................5°to40°C
- Electrical / electronic components weight .....................................................................4 kg
Machine dimensions (Fig. 9-9a)
• depthwithouttheautomaticsensorformeasuringwidth ................................583 mm
• depthwiththeautomaticsensorformeasuringwidth...................................... 861 mm
• widthwithoutautomaticwidthmeasurementsensor ..................................... 1195 mm
• widthwithautomaticwidthmeasurementsensor ........................................... 1389 mm
• height .....................................................................................................................1022 mm
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9a
Working range
•settablerimwidth ................................................................................................from 1.5" to 25"
•rimdiametermeasurablewiththesensor(versionwithautomaticsensor) .from 11” to 28”
•settablerimdiameterfrom .............................................................................................1" to 35"
•max.wheel/machinedistance..........................................................................................360 mm
•max.wheelwidth...............................................................................................................600 mm
•Max.wheeldiameter.......................................................................................................1117 mm
- Max. wheel weight.................................................................................................................... 75 kg
- Machine weight (without accessories) and without the external measuring sensor....... 70 kg
- Machine weight (without accessories) and with the external measuring sensor............. 78 kg
- Noise level in operation.................................................................................................< 70 dB(A)
STANDARD ACCESSORIES
The following parts are supplied together with the machine.
Weight pliers
Threaded hub
Calliper for wheel width measurement
Hexagonwrench,size10
Calibration weight
Power cable
Small cone
Medium cone
Large cone
Small wheel fixing cap protection
Spacer cap
Small wheel fixing cap
Quick fastener ring for locking wheel

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GENERAL CONDITIONS OF USE
The equipment is intended for professional use only.
CAUTION
Only one operator at a time can work with the machine.
The wheel balancers described in this manual must be used exclusively to measure the
extent and position of car wheel unbalances, within the limits specified in the Technical
specification section.
CAUTION
Any use of the machine other than the described use is to be considered as improper
and unreasonable.
WARNING
Do not start the machine without the wheel locking equipment.
WARNING
Do not clean or wash the wheels mounted on the machine with compressed air or
jets of water.
CAUTION
When working, never use equipment not manufactured by the manufacturer.
CAUTION
Get to know your machine: The best way to prevent accidents and obtain top perfor-
mance from the machine is to ensure that all operators know how the machine works.
Learn the function and location of all the controls.
Carefully check that all controls on the machine are working properly.
To prevent accidents and personal injury, all the equipment must be correctly installed,
correctly operated and correctly serviced.
POSITION OF THE OPERATOR
In fig. 9b are the positions occupied by the
operator during the various work phases:
A Mounting / disassembling operations,
launch, dimension detection (where pro-
vided) and wheel balancing
B Machine programs selection
In this way, the operator is able to perform,
monitor and verify the outcome of each
wheel balancing and intervene in case of
unforeseen events.
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DISPLAY PANEL
DISPLAY PANEL - STATUS ICON
STATUS ICON DESCRIPTION
Unbalance
rounding-off
Unbalance rounding-off to 5 grams or 0.25 ounc-
es.
If off, the rounding-off is to 1 gram or 0.10 ounce.
Car environ-
ment
Car environment active, the balancing pro-
grammes are dedicated to wheels for cars and
lightweight transport vehicles.
Motorcycle
environment
Motorcycle environment active, the balanc-
ing programmes are dedicated to motorcycle
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STATUS ICON DESCRIPTION
Hidden weight:
Hidden Weight function active (with car mode
active) or Spilt Weight function (with motorcycle
mode active).
Operator 2 Operator 2 active. If off, the active operator is 1.
Optimisation Unbalance optimisation function active (OPT).
Unbalance cali-
bration Unbalance calibration function active.
Not available Not available.
DISPLAY PANEL - CONTROL KEYPAD
KEY DESCRIPTION
1Wheel dimen-
sions
- Press this key to manually enter the wheel dimen-
sions in the case of an automatic measurement
system malfunction or for versions with a manual
internal sensor.
2End / Esc
Multifunction key
1. In balancing mode, press this key to temporar-
ily display the value rounded to the gram or
1/10 of ounce.
Note: for ALU1P and ALU2P balancing pro-
grams with shift plane, this key is not enabled.
2. In a menu or in a program, press this key to exit.

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3
Internal weight
selection/De-
crease
Multifunction key
1. Inbalancingmode,pressthiskey toselectthetype
of weight to use on the inner side of the wheel.
2. In the menu press this key to navigate.
3. When entering dimensions manually, press this
key to decrease the displayed value.
4Menu / Enter
Multifunction key
1. In balancing mode, press this key to access the
wheel balancer menu.
2. In a menu or in a program, press this key to
change the viewed option.
5
Outer weight
selection/In-
crease
Multifunction key
1. In balancing mode, press this key to select the
type of weight to use on the outer side of the
wheel.
2. In the menu press this key to navigate.
3. When entering dimensions manually, press this
key to increase the displayed value.
6Start - Press this key to perform a spin.
7Stop - Press this key to stop the spin.
1. SWITCHING ON THE MACHINE
Connect the power supply cable (A, Fig.10) sup-
plied with the machine from the external electrical
panellocatedon therearsideofthe wheelbalancer
body to the mains.
Switch on the machine using the switch on the rear
side of the body (B, Fig.10).
The wheel balancer performs a checking test (all
the LEDs illuminate), and if no faults are detected,
a beeper sounds and the cycle status initially ac-
tive is displayed, as follows:
- active balancing mode: dynamic (dyn);
- values displayed: 000 000;
- grams displayed in units of 5 (or 1/4 of an ounce);
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- active sensor rounding-off (version with digital sensor);
- default geometric values: width = 5.5”, diameter = 14”, distance = 150 mm.
Now the operator can set the data of the wheel to be balanced or select one of the pro-
grammes available.
2. BALANCING PROGRAMME SELECTION
Before starting a balancing operation, the following steps must be followed:
- fit the wheel on the hub using the most suitable flange;
- lock the wheel so that no movement is possible during the wheel spin and braking
phases;
- remove any counterweight, pebble, dirt or other foreign body;
- set the wheel's geometric data correctly.
At start-up, by default, the wheel balancer executes the dynamic programme (dyn) which
uses clip weights on both sides.
The various balancing programmes can be recalled by simply selecting the keys
that represent the type of weight according to the rim and professional experi-
ence, both for the inner side as well as for the outer side.
The following balancing programmes are available:
Vehicle type Balancing
programme
Inner weight application
type and mode
External weight applica-
tion type and mode
dyn
clip weight to apply
manually at the 12 o'clock
position
clip weight to apply
manually at the 12 o'clock
position
ALU 1P
Adhesive weight to apply
manually at the 12* o'clock
position or using weight
holder if present
adhesive weight to apply
manually at the 12* o'clock
position or using weight
holder if present
ALU 2P
clip weight to apply
manually at the 12 o'clock
position.
adhesive weight to apply
manually at the 12* o'clock
position or using weight
holder if present.
ALU 3
adhesive weight to
apply manually at the
12* o'clock position.
adhesive weight to
apply manually at the
12* o'clock position
ALU 4
clip weight to apply
manually at the 12 o'clock
position
adhesive weight to
apply manually at the
12* o'clock position.

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ALU 5
adhesive weight to
apply manually at the
12* o'clock position.
clip weight to apply
manually at the 12 o'clock
position
STA
clip or adhesive weight to apply manually at the
12 o'clock position either on the outer or inner side or
at the centre of the rim well clip weight to be applied
manually at the 12 o'clock position
ALU 1
Adhesive weight to
apply manually at the
12* o'clock position
Adhesive weight to
apply manually at the
12* o'clock position
ALU 2
clip weight to apply
manually at the 12 o'clock
position
Adhesive weight to
apply manually at the
12* o'clock position.
dyn
BIKE
clip weight to apply
manually at the 12 o'clock
position
clip weight to apply
manually at the 12 o'clock
position
ALU
BIKE
adhesive weight to
apply manually at the
12* o'clock position.
adhesive weight to
apply manually at the
12* o'clock position.
*The machine allows the operator to change the application position of the adhesive
weight from o'clock to 12 o'clock using the CLIP weight holder or 6 o'clock using the LASER
line la based on his requirements.
To change the application position for the adhesive weights, follow the instructions in the
set up menu "Adhesive weight application position ”.
3. ENTERING WHEEL DIMENSIONS (ALU1P
AND ALU2P PROGRAMMES EXCLUDED)
Wheel data entry for wheel bal-
ancers without outer mechani-
cal sensor
The machine allows for the diameter and
distance values to be entered automati-
cally; the width value can be entered using
the keypad.
- Bring the automatic measuring arm into
contactwiththe innersideoftherim (fig.11).
Take great care to position the arm correctly
so as to ensure accurate data reading.
Whilemovingthe automaticarm,thedistance
measuredbythearmis shownonthedisplay:
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