Hunter SmartWeight Pro User manual

SmartWeight® Pro Operations
Manual
Form 7641-T, 11-22 | Supersedes 7641-T, 09-21

Table of Contents
1. Owner Information Form ................................................................................................................................ 3
2. Getting Started ............................................................................................................................................. 4
2.1. Corporate Information ......................................................................................................................... 4
2.2. For Your Safety .................................................................................................................................. 4
3. SmartWeight® Pro Main Screen ..................................................................................................................... 8
4. Operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 9
4.1. Getting Wheel On Balancer ................................................................................................................. 9
4.2. Remove Wheel From Balancer ............................................................................................................ 9
4.3. Centering Check ................................................................................................................................ 9
4.4. Print Summary ................................................................................................................................... 9
4.5. Hunter Help Video Player .................................................................................................................... 9
5. Maintenance and Calibration ....................................................................................................................... 10
5.1. Auto Calibration ............................................................................................................................... 10
5.2. Cleaning the Console ....................................................................................................................... 10
5.3. Maintenance Schedule ..................................................................................................................... 10
5.4. End User License Agreement ............................................................................................................ 10
6. Warranty Information ................................................................................................................................... 11
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1. Owner Information Form
Customer Name: ____________________________________ Installaon Date: ___________________________________
Model Number: ______________________________________ Serial Number: _____________________________________
Order Number:_______________________________________ Soware Number: __________________________________
Sales Representave Name and Number: ________________________________________________________________________
Sales Representave Phone: ___________________________________________________________________________________
Service and Parts Representave Name & Number: ______________________________________________________________
Service and Parts Representave Phone: _________________________________________________________________________
Hunter Wheel Balancer - Equipment Training Report
Technicians Trained: Please Print
Technician 1: _________________________________________ Technician 2: _______________________________________
Technician 3: _________________________________________ Technician 4: _______________________________________
Please have trained technicians inial each training item:
Balancer Training Task Tech 1 Tech 2 Tech 3 Tech 4
Safety Precauons, Power On/O Procedures _____ _____ _____ _____
Overview of Display, Dataset Arms, Spindle Pedal and Wheel Li _____ _____ _____ _____
Inaon Staon and Bar Code Operaon (if applicable) _____ _____ _____ _____
Mounng Methods (Front-Cone, Back-Cone, Flange Plate) _____ _____ _____ _____
Clamping (Quick Thread/Auto Clamp) Operaon _____ _____ _____ _____
Centering Check Procedures _____ _____ _____ _____
Balance Mode Selecon (Balance Only, Road Force, Straight Trak) _____ _____ _____ _____
Weight Locaon Entry (Clip-Clip, Clip-Tape, Tape-Tape, Split-Spoke) _____ _____ _____ _____
Installaon of Wheel Weights (Servo-stop, Hammerhead, BDC Laser) _____ _____ _____ _____
Recalling TPMS Reset Procedures _____ _____ _____ _____
Performing a Balancer Calibraon/Calibraon Check _____ _____ _____ _____
Rim Runout Measurement (Rim with Tire, Bare Rim) _____ _____ _____ _____
Match Mounng _____ _____ _____ _____
Tire Stack Operaon _____ _____ _____ _____
Printout Selecon _____ _____ _____ _____
Installaon & Training Acknowledgement: I, the undersigned, do hereby acknowledge that my Hunter Engineering Wheel
Balancer has been installed & is operaonal. I also acknowledge that the above technicians have been trained to my
sasfacon in those areas of safety & operaon as indicated above.
Management Name (print): _________________________________________________ Date: _______________________
Management Signature: _____________________________________________________________________________________
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2. Getting Started
This manual provides operaon instrucons and informaon required to operate the SmartWeight® Pro.
Read and become familiar with the contents of this manual prior to operang the equipment. The owner of this equipment
is solely responsible for arranging technical training.
The SmartWeight® Pro is to be operated only by qualied trained technicians. Maintaining records of personnel trained is
solely the responsibility of the owner and management. This manual assumes the technician has already been trained in
basic balancing procedures.
2.1. Corporate Information
Hunter Engineering Company
Address: 11250 Hunter Drive, Bridgeton, MO 63044 USA
Phone: [phone]
Web: www.hunter.com
2.2. For Your Safety
2.2.1. Hazard Definitions
Watch for these symbols:
CAUTION
Cauon: Hazards or unsafe pracces, which could result in minor personal injury or product or property
damage.
WARNING
Warning: Hazards or unsafe pracces, which could result in severe personal injury or death.
DANGER
Danger: Immediate hazards, which will result in severe personal injury or death.
These symbols idenfy situaons that could be detrimental to your safety and or cause equipment damage.
2.2.2. Important Safety Instructions - Electrical
Do not operate equipment with a damaged cord or equipment that has been dropped or damaged unl examined by a
Hunter Service Representave.
If an extension cord is necessary, it must have a current rang equal to or more than that of the equipment. Cords rated for
less may overheat. Arrange the cord so that it will not be tripped over or pulled.
Never use the cord to pull the plug from the outlet. Do not let cord hang over any edge or contact fan blades or hot
manifolds.
Verify that the electrical supply circuit and the receptacle are properly grounded.
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To reduce the risk of electrical shock, do not use on wet surfaces or expose to rain.
Verify the appropriate electrical supply circuit is the same voltage and amperage rangs as marked on the equipment
before operang.
WARNING
DO NOT ALTER THE ELECTRICAL PLUG. Plugging the electrical plug into an unsuitable supply circuit will
damage the equipment and may result in personal injury.
When servicing the SmartWeight® Pro, power must be disconnected by removing the power cord from the electrical
outlet. Ensure that the SmartWeight® Pro power switch is in the o posion ("O" posion) before plugging the power cord
into the electrical power outlet.
2.2.3. Important Safety Instructions - Operation
To reduce the risk of re, do not operate equipment near open containers of ammable liquids (gasoline). Read and follow
all cauon and warning labels axed to your equipment and tools. Misuse of this equipment can cause personal injury
and shorten the life of the equipment. Keep all instrucons permanently with the unit. Keep all decals, labels, and noces
clean and visible. To prevent accidents and/or damage to the Balancerrecommended accessories. Use equipment only as
described in this manual. Never stand on the Balancer. Wear non-slip safety footwear when operang the Balancer. Keep
hair, loose clothing, neckes, jewelry, ngers, and all parts of body away from all moving parts. ALWAYS WEAR OSHA
APPROVED SAFETY GLASSES. Eyeglasses that have only impact resistant lenses are NOT safety glasses.
2.2.4. Important Safety Instruction - Balancers
Keep the safety hood and its safety interlock system in good working order.
Do not place any tools, weights, or other objects on the safety hood while operang the balancer.
Verify that the wheel is mounted properly and that the wing nut is rmly ghtened before spinning the wheel.
The safety hood must be closed before touching the green “START” buon, to spin the wheel.
Raise safety hood only aer wheel has come to a complete stop. If safety hood is raised before the spin is com-pleted, the
weight values will not be displayed.
The red “STOP” buon, can be used for emergency stops.
2.2.5. Decal Information & Placement - SWP
• Decal 128-1244-2 cauons the operator that spindle rotaon may occur with foot pedal depression and to keep clear of
clamping components during sha rotaon.
• Decal gives the maximum wheel diameter and maximum wheel weight for the SW Pro.
• EN/IEC Class 3R Laser Product Cercaon is shown on Decal 128-2016-2-08. This label shows the EN/IEC standards
for a Class 3R Laser Product.
• An explanaon of FDA compliance standards is shown on Decal 128-2016-2-08. FDA performance standards compli-
ance is shown on the decal.
• For units with TDC Laser, FDA standards for Class 2M laser compliance are shown on Decal 128-1155-2.
• Decal 128-381-2 warns the operator not to remove the covered of the SW Pro because of the risk of the electrical shock
and not to use below garage oor level.
• ETL cercaon standards are outlined on Decal 128-1120-2. Users are cauoned not to use the balancer below garage
level.
• A manufacturer's idencaon is also on the rear of the balancer.
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2.2.6. Balancer Power Source Precaution
The is intended to operate from a power source that will apply 230VAC +10% /
-15%, 1 phase, 10 amp 50/60 Hz power.
The power cable includes NEMA 20 amp plug, L6-20P, between the supply con-
ductors of the power cord.
The power cord supplied ulizes a twist lock connector.
CAUTION
A protecve ground connecon, through the grounding conductor is the power cord, is essenal for safe
operaon. Use only a power cord that is in good condion.
NOTE
For informaon on converng from single phase NEMA L6-20P plug to a three phase NEMA L15-20P plug
refer to Form 5350-T
2.2.7. Optical Scan Laser Precaution
The Opcal Scan Laser is a Class 3R laser designed to measure the prole of wheel
assemblies.
The laser is not a eld serviceable part.
No maintenance is to be performed on the laser.
Wavelength: 658nm
Laser Power for Classicaon: <5mW
Emission Type: CW
Divergence: 3.0 mRad
Beam Diameter: 8.5 mm at aperture
Fan Angle: 57°
2.2.8. HammerHead TDC Laser Precaution (optional equipment)
The TDC (Top Dead Center) Laser Indicator is a class 2M laser designed to aid in
applying clip-on weights. The laser is not a eld serviceable or adjustable part. Use
cauon in regard to reecve materials around the laser and never look into the laser
beam.
LASER RADIATION - DO NOT STARE INTO THE BEAM OR VIEW DIRECTLY WITH
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Viewing the laser output with magniers or related opcal instruments within a dis-
tance of 100mm from the laser aperture may pose an eye hazard.
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2.2.9. Turning Power ON / OFF
PUSH BUTTON SWITCH
The balancer is equipped with a push buon power switch located on the le
side of the LCD support. Use this switch for normal shut down and restarng
procedures.
CAUTION
Always use the power buon on the LCD support turn on/o in
order to prevent data loss.
MAIN POWER SWITCH
The main power ON/OFF switch is located on the back of the balancer cabinet.
To power the balancer “ON,” press the “I” side of the ON/OFF switch. To turn all
power the balancer “OFF,” press the “O” side of the ON/OFF switch.
2.2.10. Equipment Specifications
Only a Hunter Factory-Authorized Representave should perform installaon. This equipment contains no operator serv-
iceable parts. All maintenance and repairs must be referred to a qualied Hunter Service Representave.
Table 1. Equipment Specicaons
Electrical
Voltage: 230VAC +10% / -15%, 1phase, 50/60 Hz, power cable includes NEMA 20
amp plug, L6-20P
Amperage: 10 amperes
Waage: 3450 was (peak)
Air
Air Pressure Requirements: 100-175 PSI (6.9-12 bar)
Approximate Air Consumpon: 4 CFM (110 Liters/Minute)
Atmospherics
Temperature: +32°F to +122°F (0°C to +50°C)
Relave Humidity: Up to 95% Non-condensing
Altude: Up to 10,000 . (3048 m)
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3. SmartWeight® Pro Main Screen
1. Clip Weight Plane 6. SmartWeight® Menu Buon
2. Tape Weight Plane 7. Imbalance & Couple Force Display
3. Context Sensive Menu 8. SmartWeight Savings Total
4. Wheel Assembly Display 9. Animated Instrucon Display
5. Start / Stop Buon
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4. Operation
4.1. Getting Wheel On Balancer
CAUTION
Use two hands to maintain control of the wheel
Slide proper collet onto spindle sha. Posion wheel li carriage (“li”) at the end of the li rail. Press the foot pedal down
to lower li. Roll wheel onto the li. Raise foot pedal to raise wheel into posion to slide it on spindle. Center wheel on
collet and clamp. Keep li under wheel and close hood. Li will automacally lower.
TIP
Allowing the balancer to lower li will speed up removal.
4.2. Remove Wheel From Balancer
Place li under wheel and raise it to wheel. Remove wheel clamp. Slide li with wheel on it to end of li rail. Use pedal to
lower li.
4.3. Centering Check
CenteringCheck® is an inspecon or vericaon of the wheel’s mount to balance to idenfy possible centering errors, thus
recognizing improper measurements. From the main balance screen, touch the “CenteringCheck” buon.
4.4. Print Summary
From the main balance screen, select “Print” → “Vehicle Summary”. The Vehicle Summary screen will be displayed.
4.5. Hunter Help Video Player
On main balancer screen, touch Help → Launch Video Player buon.
Select balancer topic from video menu.
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5. Maintenance and Calibration
5.1. Auto Calibration
The balancer ulizes automac calibraon procedure. Once the balancer is calibrated at installaon me, no further
operator input is required.
5.2. Cleaning the Console
To maintain a brand new appearance of the display, clean with so cloth regularly.
Please remove stubborn stains with so cleaner rather than strong cleaners such as dilung agent, benzene or corrosive
cleaner as they may damage the display. ArmorAll wipes are a suitable cleaning product for the touch screen.
CAUTION
Do not touch the screen with chemicals or solvents on ngers, i.e. brake cleaner. Doing so will damage the
an-glare protector on the screen.
5.3. Maintenance Schedule
5.4. End User License Agreement
Use of equipment and it’s operang soware is acknowledgment of agreement to the terms
of the End User Licensing Agreement (“EULA”). The enre EULA can be found by scanning the
QR Code.
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6. Warranty Information
Hunter Engineering Company warrants new equipment to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal
condions of use for a period of three (3) years from the date of installaon. Excepons to this warranty are listed below:
• Field labor is covered under this warranty for a period of six (6) months.
• ADASLinkTM units carry a one (1) year warranty and remain under warranty as long as a subscripon is maintained there
aer.
• DAS 3000 units, including electronic circuit boards, carry a one (1) year warranty.
• Printers carry a one (1) year warranty.
• Normal consumables and wear items are not covered. Excepon is baeries, which are warranted for a period of six (6)
months.
• Product that has been subject to abuse, misuse, alteraons, accident, exposure to the elements,tampering, unreasonable
use, or not maintained in a reasonable or necessary manner.
• Replacement parts purchased through the Hunter Service Center and no longer covered by machine warranty are
warranted for a period of six (6) months.
In case of any warranty claim, it will be necessary to contact your local authorized Hunter Service Representave. To have
an item considered for warranty, it must be returned to Hunter Engineering Company for inspecon and evaluaon. This
must be done on a freight prepaid basis. If aer our inspecon the product proves to be defecve, and is within the me
frame specied, we will repair or replace the item at no addional cost.
This is Hunter Engineering Company’s only warranty with respect to new equipment. Hunter Engineering Company
disclaims all other warranes to the extent permied by law. This express warranty and any implied warranes of
merchantability and tness for a parcular purpose shall not extend beyond the warranty period. Hunter Engineering
Company is not responsible for any incidental or consequenal damages, including, but not limited to, loss of business.
We do not authorize any person to assume for us any other liabilies with our products. Any remaining warranty may be
transferred to subsequent purchasers by forwarding the purchaser’s name, address,phone number and equipment serial
number to:
See our document library at www.Hunter.com for addional details.
Hunter Engineering Company | Customer Service Department
11250 Hunter Drive, Bridgeton, MO 63044
[phone]
Form 3221-T, Updated: 06-2021, Supersedes 12-17a
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