SmartSafe iSmartATF 501 User manual

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The equipment is for specialist or qualified technician use only.
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All information, illustrations, and specifications contained in this manual are based on the latest
information available at the time of publication.
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Safety Precautions
Read all service procedures and precautions, installation instructions and equipment operating manuals
thoroughly. Failure to observe these precautions, or the improper use of equipment, could result in
property damage, serious injury or death. Never allow improperly trained personnel to perform these
procedures or operate equipment.
Read and understand the User’s Manual before attempting to operate the iSmartATF 501.
Do not smoke in proximity to the machine while it is in operation.
Do not use the machine in proximity to sources of heat and fire.
Do not expose to direct sunlight or rain, use in well-ventilated work area only.
Turn off the power after the operation is completed.
When it is in operation, keep the hoses away from rotating elements and hot parts such as cooling
fans, radiators, etc.
Vehicle exhaust includes various poisonous and harmful gases (such as carbon monoxide,
hydrocarbon, nitrogen oxygen complex, etc.). Keep the unit in a well ventilated work area when
performing operation and wear safety goggles, respirator and clothes.
The operator should keep away from the heat parts such as exhaust hoses and radiator to avoid the
personal injury.
When disconnecting any connector of the pressurized fluid pipe, wrap the connector with towel to
prevent the fluid from spurting out.
The children and mental retardation personnel should keep away from the unit during operation.
The operator should be quite familiar with the shift of automatic transmission to avoid transmission
damage caused by improper operation.
Always make the drive wheels hanging when cleaning the transmission or exchanging fluid.
The unit should be placed vertically and should not be placed upside down.
When changing fluid, the operation should be performed by properly trained personnel. The quality of
the selected ATF must conform to the direction as specified in the manual of the auto to be operated.
Otherwise, SMARTSAFE shall not be liable for any direct or consequential damages.
Note: specifying operations that require attention when operating the equipment.
Warning: Specifying a possible hazard that could result in damage to the machine or personal injury.

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Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................................................2
Features..........................................................................................................................................................................2
Working Conditions.......................................................................................................................................................... 2
Specifications.................................................................................................................................................................. 2
Structure......................................................................................................................................................................... 2
1. Outline.....................................................................................................................................................................2
2. Overall structure.......................................................................................................................................................3
3. Pipeline diagram...................................................................................................................................................... 4
4. Circuit connection diagram........................................................................................................................................4
5. Control panel........................................................................................................................................................... 5
Operations.......................................................................................................................................................................7
1. Preparation.............................................................................................................................................................. 7
1.1 Jack vehicle....................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.2 Connecting hose................................................................................................................................................ 7
1.3 Power cables connection.................................................................................................................................... 7
1.4 Check-up........................................................................................................................................................... 7
2. Filling liquid..............................................................................................................................................................8
2.1 Filling detergent..................................................................................................................................................8
2.2 Adding new oil....................................................................................................................................................8
3. Circulating cleaning.................................................................................................................................................. 8
3.1 Fill detergent to auto transmission........................................................................................................................8
3.2 Circulating cleaning............................................................................................................................................ 8
3.3 Finish circulating cleaning................................................................................................................................... 8
4. ATF exchange.......................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.1 Direct Input........................................................................................................................................................ 9
4.2 Vehicle Selection enter........................................................................................................................................9
5. Adjusting fluid level................................................................................................................................................. 10
5.1 Increase fluid amount........................................................................................................................................10
5.2 Decrease fluid amount.......................................................................................................................................11
6. Empty new fluid tank...............................................................................................................................................11
7. Empty used fluid tank..............................................................................................................................................11
8. System setting........................................................................................................................................................11
8.1 Sensor calibration.............................................................................................................................................12
8.2 Select transmission fluid....................................................................................................................................13
8.3 Window Light Switch Setting..............................................................................................................................13
8.4 LCD Screen Brightness Adjustment....................................................................................................................14
8.5 Date & Time..................................................................................................................................................... 14
8.6 Language setting.............................................................................................................................................. 15
8.7 Vehicle Adding..................................................................................................................................................15
8.8 Print Setting..................................................................................................................................................... 16
8.9 History Records................................................................................................................................................16
8.10 Device information.......................................................................................................................................... 16
Warning.........................................................................................................................................................................17
Maintenance.................................................................................................................................................................. 17
Main adapters............................................................................................................................................................17

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Introduction
The transmission fluid inside transmission will go bad
after a period of usage of automatic transmission. If the
transmission fluid cannot be changed completely in time,
it may cause the abnormality to the transmission.
Generally speaking, Auto Transmission Cleaner and
Fluid Exchanger cannot control the filling quantity of the
ATF as required, the excessive or shortage filling will
cause the damage to auto transmission. iSmartATF 501
auto transmission cleaner and fluid exchanger can
complete the flush and fluid exchange in 20 minutes for
transmission, torque converter and radiator. The fluid
exchange rate is nearly 100%.
Features
LCD display and personalized design making easy
operation.
Multi-language print.
Filling and recycling of automatic transmission fluid.
Automatic identification for the fluid flow inlet/outlet
direction.
Circulating cleaning for automatic transmission.
Easy for detergent filling.
Automatic exchange of new/used fluid.
Visual display of the fluid pressures.
Accurate display of the automatic transmission fluid
temperature.
Intelligent electronic control for the full automatic
equivalent exchange of new and used fluid.
Manually adding and upgrading database function.
Various special adapters are applicable to vehicle
types made in Europe, America and Asia.
Effectively resolve the incomplete fluid exchange of
manual operation.
It improves the working performance of auto
transmission.
It prolongs the work life of transmission.
Working Conditions
Ambient temperature: -10~+50°C
Relative humidity: ＜90%
Specifications
Power supply: 110V-127V~,50Hz/60Hz
220V-230V~,50Hz/60Hz
Maximum power: 150W
Pressure gauge: 0~150psi
Fluid outlet hose: 2.5 m
Fluid return hose: 2.5 m
Fluid draining hose: 1.2 m
Filter precision: 5µm
Filter life span: about one year if using one time a
day
Fluid tank: 20L×2
Equivalent exchange error: ±100ml
Mean exchange speed: 2L/MIN
Noise: <70db
Net weight: 70Kg
Gross weight: 78Kg
Size: 590mm×700mm×1037mm
Structure
1. Outline
As shown in Fig.1, iSmartATF 501 is designed with a
fine cabinet. There is a handle at the top of cabinet and
two pairs of casters at the bottom of the cabinet, which
makes it easy to move the unit. Fluid hoses are
equipped with proper connectors for fast connection.
The intelligible control panel helps you operate the
machine easily.
Fig.1
1- Sight indicator of used fluid; 2- Sight indicator of new fluid; 3- Power plug hole; 4- Power switch; 5- Operation screen;
6- Fluid filling port; 7- Fluid draining hose; 8,9- Hoses; 10-Printer; 11-Detergent container; 12-filter.

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2. Overall structure
Fig.2
SN Name SN Name
1Bottom board 14 Handle
2Electronic scale pan cushion plate 15 Top board
3Electronic scale sensor 16 Oil trap
4Front caster 17 Filter plate
5Front right post 18 Oil trap cover board
6Right side board 19 Lower hinge joint welding body
7Hose brackets 20 Control panel
8Back caster 21 Rear left post
9Tray for tank 22 Left side board
10 Filling bucket 23 Caster axle
11 Rear right post 24 Front board
12 Door board 25 Front left post
13 Middle spacer plate 01 26 Cover of back caster

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3. Pipeline diagram
The pipeline diagram is as shown in Fig.3.
Fig.3
1-Pump; 2,3,15-Three-way solenoid valves; 4-Fluid filling port; 5-New fluid tank; 6,8-Electronic scales; 7-Detergent container;
9- Used fluid tank; 10,17-Filters; 11- Fluid path identifier; 12,18- Pressure gauges 13,14- Sight indicators; 16-Two-way solenoid
valve; 19- Check valve; 20- Ball valve for fluid draining; 21- Temperature sensor.
4. Circuit connection diagram
The circuit connection diagram is as shown in Fig.4.
Fig.4
J8 To solenoid V2 J25 To unit serial port cable
J12 To solenoid V1 J14 To temperature sensor
J17 To solenoid V3 J15 To used fluid tank sensor
J22 To solenoid V4 J16 To new fluid tank sensor
J21 To oil pump J13 To ke
y
-press film
J24 To switch power supply J33 To VGA display and drive module
J26 To printer power suppl
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J3 Test port, used b
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SMARTSAFE onl
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J23 To printer data cable J4 To sight indicators for used & new fluid

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5. Control panel
The control panel is as shown in Fig.5.
Fig.5
Description:
Element Description
NEW Observe the flow rate and compare the color of new and used fluid. Display the
fluid outlet pressure. Display the fluid pressure of AT radiator.
USED
↑Press it to select function option in main menu.
↓Press it to select function option in main menu.
ENTER Confirmation.
RETURN
1. Menu to return.
2. Press one time to stop current operation, and press once more to return to
previous interface.
DEL Press to delete the previous character in focused window, and in database
interface, press it you can delete some menu item.
LIGHT
3. In main-menu, you can switch on/off the lights of sight indicators.
4. In focused window, press it you can enter the character of “.”.
5. When entering some menu option on database interface, press it you can
switch between uppercase and lowercase letters.
0(A, B, C)
1(D, E, F)
2(G, H, I)
3(J, K, L)
4(*)
5(M, N, O, P)
6(Q, R, S)
7(T, U, V)
8(W, X, Y, Z)
9(#)
1. Startup interface: (As shown in Fig.6)
In the startup interface press any key to enter the upgrade multilingual document interface.

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Fig.6
2. The main menu of display screen is as shown in Fig.7.
Fig.7
Item Description
Add detergent Add ATF detergent to AT
Exchange Exchanging ATF
Adjust fluid level Adjusting the quantity of fluid inside AT
Empty new tank Draining left fluid inside new fluid tank
Empty used tank Draining used fluid inside used fluid tank
System setting Modifying the system parameter, e.g.: Calibration of electronic
scale, adjusting contrast, language selection, database entry.

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Operations
Note:
During the unit is in operation, it will produce the vibration with a certain frequency and noise. This is the normal
performance. Do not take it as the malfunction.
1. Preparation
1.1 Jack vehicle
Jack the vehicle to keep the drive wheel off the ground at least 200mm, apply the parking brake and block the driven
wheels in front and behind.
1.2 Connecting hose
1) Locate the fluid hose that is connected between the radiator and transmission at the most convenient location and then
disconnect the adaptor. Locate the matched connector inside the connector box and connect it to the disconnected
adapter.
2) Connect the two hoses marked “TO TRANSMISSION” of iSmartATF 501 to the disconnected two ends of the hoses of
automatic transmission (no necessary to consider the direction of the fluid flow). Refer to Fig.7.
1.3 Power cables connection
Connect the power cables of the main unit to the designed power supply.
1.4 Check-up
1) Start the engine, and ensure that there is no leakage in pipeline.
2) Confirm that the power supply of the iSmartATF 501 is normal, and then switch on the unit.
Fig.8

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2. Filling liquid
2.1 Filling detergent
When you are ready to perform the circulating cleaning
for auto transmission, please fill proper amount of
detergent into the detergent container (please refer to
Fig.3).
2.2 Adding new oil
When you are ready to perform the ATF exchange
operation, please fill new fluid into the new fluid tank
from the fluid filling port (please refer to Fig.3).
3. Circulating cleaning
3.1Fill detergent to auto transmission
1) Select the function of “Add ATF detergent” in main
menu, and set the amount of the detergent to be filled
(the setting range: 0.00-0.50 L). Refer to Fig.9.
Fig.9
Note: Fill detergent before need to calibrate cleaning
speed (see "cleaning speed" sensor calibration content).
2) Input the amount to be filled. The default value of the
unit is 0.20L and the maximum value is 0.50L. Press
ENTER key after the amount to be filled is confirmed,
the detergent filled inside the detergent container will
be pumped into the hose.
Fig.10
3) After the filling operation is finished, the system will
automatically pop up print menu. Press ENTER key
select print, press RETURN key to cancel printing.
Refer to Fig.11
Fig.11
4) Print is completed or cancelled, will pop up 10
minutes cycle cleaning countdown. Refer to Fig.12.
Fig.12
3.2 Circulating cleaning
After the detergent is filled into the hose, start the
engine and the fluid will circulate from the iSmartATF
501 pipelines to the Automatic Transmission. In order to
speed up the circulating process, it is advisable to
perform the gear-shift operation (The running time for
each gear-shift should be kept for about 1 minute,
which depends on actual situation. When the vehicle
engine is running with high-speed, the speed should be
more than 60 km/h to ensure the effect of cleaning).
The circulating cleaning option is not set in iSmartATF
501 main menu. When the hoses are well connected,
start the vehicle engine and the unit will enter the
circulating process automatically. If the cleaning
circulation operation is needed for a long period of time,
please turn off the power supply of iSmartATF 501.
3.3 Finish circulating cleaning
After the circulating cleaning operation has been lasted
for more than 10 minutes, please turn off the engine to
end the circulating cleaning process.
4. ATF exchange
When different kind of fluid is used or the unit is stored
for a long time, about 0.5L new fluid should be filled into
new fluid tank. With the way of emptying the new fluid
tank, clean the fluid hoses and drain the air bubbles out
from the unit.

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1）Start the vehicle to warm up the fluid inside the
transmission to normal temperature and fill the new
transmission fluid with desired amount into it.
2）Check if the pipelines are well connected.
3）ATF exchange: as shown in Fig.13, you can
directly input the fluid amount to be changed, as
well as you can obtain the amount by selecting
Vehicle Selection option.
Fig.13
4.1 Direct Input
Select Direct Input, and press ENTER key to enter into the
next interface, and then input the fluid amount to be
changed (the default value is 10L), as shown in Fig.14.
Fig.14
Be sure that there is no leak in the pipelines and press
ENTER key to exchange, as shown in Fig.15.
Fig.15
After the exchange operation is finished, the system will
automatically pop up print menu. Press ENTER key select
print, press RETURN key to cancel printing. Refer to
Fig.16
Fig.16
Print is completed, the system will return to the interface
as shown in Fig.13.
4.2 Vehicle Selection enter
Select Vehicle Selection option, and press ENTER key
you can see the vehicle model menu as shown in Fig.17.
Fig.17
Select the menu path of the specific vehicle model to enter
the testing interface which displays the fluid amount to be
changed, as shown in Fig.18. If the testing is not passed,
the screen will display the operations which need to be
performed, as shown in Fig.19, Fig.20, Fig.21 and Fig.22
Fig.18
Fig.19

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Fig.20
Fig.21
Fig.22
The system starts to drain the used fluid. You can wait for
finish, as well as you can press RETURN key to stop the
operation and return to the previous menu. As shown in
Fig.23
Fig.23
The interface prompts: Emptying OK! After the testing is
passed, please press ENTER key to perform ATF Change
while displaying progress bar and the waveforms for the
change of new/used fluid. As shown in Fig.24.
Fig.24
After ATF Change finished, the screen will display the
amount of the new fluid changed, the amount of the used
fluid changed, and the error between them, while printing
out the amount of the new fluid which has been changed.
Press RETURN key to return to the previous menu.
1) Check the fluid level inside transmission. If the level
is not enough, supplying fluid is required. Refer to
the section of Adjust fluid level for the detailed
operation.
2) Disconnect the unit and resume the hoses of the
transmission.
3) Start the engine and check if there is oil leakage in
the on-vehicle pipelines.
Note:
Switch each gear when exchanging. The time of
each shift should stay about half minute, which
depends on actual situation, the ATF inside fluid
control pipeline can be exchanged.
To ensure the exchange quality, the quantity of
new fluid inside the unit should be 2L~3L more
than that of the fluid required by automatic
transmission.
Do not add new fluid from the new tank during
the running period of exchange. Otherwise, the
operation will result in inequality amount. If
there must be added the new fluid, fill after this
exchange process is completed!
5. Adjusting fluid level
5.1 Increase fluid amount
When the fluid in transmission is not enough, supply it
with the desired amount of fluid. Select this operation.
1) Enter the menu of Adjust fluid level, select “Filling”, it
indicates that the fluid is being filled into the
transmission. The maximum of the adjustment is the
fluid amount inside new tank. The interface is as
shown in Fig.25.

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Fig.25
2) Input the amount to be filled, press ENTER key. As
shown in Fig.26
Fig.26
3) When the recharging is completed, the system will
automatically pop up print menu. Press ENTER key
select print, press RETURN key to cancel printing.
Refer to Fig.27
Fig.27
5.2 Decrease fluid amount
If the quantity of the ATF is more than the standard
amount, it is necessary to decrease the fluid amount
inside transmission (Lower the fluid level).
1) Enter the menu of Adjust fluid level, select ‘Draining’,
it indicates that the fluid inside transmission is being
drained, as shown in Fig.25.
2) Input the amount to be drained, press ENTER key,
and then start the engine, the unit will drain the set
quantity of ATF to used fluid tank.
3) After the adjustment is completed and the unit will
prompt to finish. The system will automatically return
to the main menu.
6. Empty new fluid tank
5) Be sure that the two hoses marked with “TO
TRANSMISSION” are not connected with the vehicle
to be maintained.
6) Open the handle valve on the fluid hose marked with
“EMPTY”, and then place the hose into container.
7) The system will enter into the interface for Empty
new tank, and automatically start fluid draining
operation, as shown in Fig.28.
Fig.28
8) The unit will drain fluid until the hose marked with
“Empty” has no oil draining or press RETURN key to
stop draining operation.
7. Empty used fluid tank
1) Be sure that the two hoses marked with “TO
TRANSMISSION” are not connected with the vehicle
to be maintained.
2) Open the handle valve on the fluid hose marked with
“EMPTY”, and then place the hose into container.
3) The system will enter into the interface for Empty
used tank, and automatically start fluid draining
operation.
4) The unit will drain fluid until the hose marked with
“Empty” has no oil draining or press RETURN key to
stop draining operation.
8. System setting
1) Select system setting item in main menu, press
ENTER key.
2) In the sub-item of system setting, select the desired
setting item. The interface is as shown in Fig.29(a)
and Fig.29(b).
Fig.29(a)

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Fig.29(b)
8.1 Sensor calibration
1) Select the item for sensor calibration, press ENTER
key to enter the sensor calibration menu as shown in
Fig.30.
Fig.30
2) Press ENTER key to select the item for new fluid
tank calibration, the interface is as shown in Fig. 31.
Fig. 31
3) According to the prompts on the interface, enter the
weight value of the weight, and then press ENTER
key. The interface is as shown in Fig.32.
Fig.32
4) Remove the new fluid tank. When the value
displayed on the interface is stable, please press
ENTER key to save the data. The interface is as
shown in Fig.33.
Fig.33
5) Put the weight on the plate. When the value
displayed on the interface is stable, please press
ENTER key to continue. The interface is as shown in
Fig.34.
Fig.34
6) When the value displayed on the interface is stable,
please press ENTER key again to save the data. The
interface is as shown in Fig.35.
Fig.35
7) Remove the weight, and then place the empty new
fluid tank on the plate. When the value displayed on
the interface is stable, please press ENTER key to
save the data. The sensor calibration for new fluid
tank is completed. When filling the new fluid into new
tank, the display screen will display the quantity of the
fluid.
The calibration way for used fluid tank is the same as that
of the new fluid tank.

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8) Select “Temperature Sensor” calibration item in Main
Menu of [Sensor Calibration], and then press ENTER
key to enter, the interface is as shown in Fig.36.
Fig.36
9) According to the prompts on the interface, enter the
current temperature value (Unit: ℃), and then press
ENTER key to save the data. The interface is as
shown in Fig.37.
Fig.37
10) When the value is stable, press ENTER key again to
finish the temperature sensor calibration.
11) Select “Cleaning Speed” option in the Main Menu of
[Sensor Calibration], and then press ENTER key to
enter the interface as shown in Fig.38.
Fig.38
12) According to the prompts on the interface, load a
certain amount of detergent to a standard measuring
cup, and then press ENTER key to continue. The
interface is as shown in Fig.39.
Fig.39
13) According to the prompts on the interface, enter the
amount (such as 0.3L) of detergent to be added into
the system, and then press ENTER key to start
adding. The interface is as shown in Fig.40.
Fig.40
14) Observe the measuring cup’s scale change status,
press ENTER key to save the speed value when the
detergent amount in the standard measuring cup is
decreased by 0.3L. The Cleaning Speed calibration is
finished.
8.2 Select transmission fluid
This function can choose the type of transmission fluid.
There are four types and a kind of other types, if you don't
clear transmission fluid species, can choose other. As
shown in Fig.41.
Fig.41
8.3 Window Light Switch Setting
Select Window Backlight Switch and press ENTER key
to enter the setting interface as shown in Fig.42. Press
ENTER key to select on or off.

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Fig.42
8.4 LCD Screen Brightness Adjustment
Select LCD Screen Brightness and press ENTER key
to enter the setting interface as shown in Fig.43. Press
[UP]/[DOWN] key to select the desired brightness, and
press RETURN key to confirm and return.
Fig.43
8.5 Date & Time
Select [Date & Time] option on the Main Menu of [System
Setting] and then press ENTER key to enter the interface
as shown in Fig.44.
Fig.44
a) Set Date
On the menu of [Date & Time], please select [Set
Date] option, and then press ENTER to confirm, the
interface is as shown in Fig.45.
Fig.45
According to the prompts on the interface, enter the date
(4 bits for year, 2 bits for month and other 2 bits for date),
and then press ENTER key to confirm. The interface
prompts “OK”.
b) Set Time
On the menu of [Date & Time], please select [Set
Time] option, and then press ENTER to confirm, the
interface is as shown in Fig.46.
Fig.46
According to the prompts on the interface, enter the time
(2 bits for hour and other 2 bits for minute), and then press
ENTER key to confirm. The interface prompts “OK”.
c) Select Date Format
On the menu of [Date & Time], please select [Set
Date Format] option, and then press ENTER to
confirm, the interface is as shown in Fig.47.
Fig.47
Select the desired date format, and then press ENTER
key to confirm.

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8.6 Language setting
Select the language setting and press ENTER key to
enter the setting interface as shown in Fig.48(a) and
Fig.48(b). Press [UP]/[DOWN] key to select the desired
language, and then press ENTER key to confirm and
return.
Fig.48(a)
Fig.48(b)
8.7 Vehicle Adding
Select [Vehicle Adding] setting option on the Main Menu of
[System Setting], and then press ENTER key to enter the
interface as shown in Fig.49.
Fig.49
Select [MENU] option, and then press ENTER key to enter
the interface as shown in Fig.50. Press the LIGHT key
can switch between uppercase and lowercase letters.
Fig.50
According to prompts on the interface, add the menu
(such as BMW). The interface is as shown in Fig.51.
Fig.51
Press ENTER key to enter the menu of BMW. The
interface is as shown in Fig.52.
Fig.52
Select [BOTTOM NODE] option can add the last layer
menu, and then press ENTER key to confirm. The
interface is as shown in Fig.53.
Fig.53
Enter the fluid amount (such as 12.000, unit: L) to be
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performing. Press RETURN key to return.
Select the menu option to be deleted, and then press DEL
key. The interface is as shown in Fig.54.
Fig.54
Press ENTER key executive delete function. Press
RETURN key to return to the previous menu directly.
8.8 Print Setting
Select Print Setting option, the system will enter the
interface as shown in Fig.55.
Fig.55
Print information can choose print output content. The
information contained in the options that are not selected
cannotbe printed out, as shown in Fig.56.
Fig.56
8.9 History Records
The History Records can be used to check the change
amount and time of new fluid, used fluid and detergent.
After the filters are exchanged with the new ones, it is
required to delete the original history records, otherwise
the filter status icon on the interface will not be displayed
correctly. Do not delete the original history records until
the fluid filters are exchanged, otherwise it will influence
your correct judgement to the status of the filters. When
the added fluid change amount is more than 3600L, the
system will prompt that the fluid filters are abnormal(i.e.
the filter status icon on the interface will turn orange from
green), as shown in Fig.57. It is suggested that the fluid
filters should be replaced in this case.
Fig.57
After replacing the fluid filters, press key DEL two times
on the interface of History Records to delete the original
history records, and mean while delete the prompts for
abnormal fluid filters(i.e. the filter status icon on the
interface will automatically turn green from orange), as
shown in Fig.58.
Fig.58
8.10 Device information
Select the device information option and press ENTER
key. The device information is displayed as shown in
Fig.59.
Fig.59

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Warning
Warning sound: When there is no fluid in the new tank or the operation is completed, the unit enters the standby state.
Maintenance
Pay attention to each connection to check if there is any leakage during fluid exchange. When any leak is found, stop the
iSmartATF 501 immediately and check for the unit. Start to exchange fluid again after reconnection is made.
Before cleaning up the unit, the used fluid should be drained out from the used fluid tank and the new fluid should be
drained out from new tank and stored in container after every usage to protect the electronic scale is on the no load state
at non-work condition.
Keep the new fluid tank clean.
Please recalibrate the electronic scale after replacing the main-board and/or the electronic scale itself.
Main adapters
No. ERP Code Picture Size Applicable Car Type
A01 503240060
Φ8, Φ10,
Φ5
General type (TOYOTA,
MITSUBISHI SPACE WAGON
GLXI) LEXUS ES300,
HONDA and NISSAN car type
Φ8 Hose 503240061 Φ8 General type (TOYOTA,
MITSUBISHI SPACE WAGON
HONDA and NISSAN GLXI)
LEXUS ES300
Φ10 Hose 503240062 Φ10
Φ12 Hose 503240063 Φ12
A03A 503240064
M16×1.5
(outside)
One group CADILLAC, BMW
750 AT type 4HP-22 4HP-24
A421,MITSUBISHI V6,3000
A03B 503240028
M16×1.5
(inside)
One group CADILLAC, BMW
750 AT type 4HP-22 4HP-24
A42
A05A 503240029
M18×1.5
(outside)
EUROPEAN
Eg: New VECTRA, PASSAT
A05B 503240030
M18×1.5
(inside)
EUROPEAN
New VECTRA, PASSAT
A06A 503240031
G1/4 (outside) CHRYSLER
GRAND VOYAGER,
CHRYSLER 300
A06B 503240032
G1/4 CHRYSLER 13.157mm
GRAND VOYAGER,
CHRYSLER 300
A07A 503240033
M18×1.5
(outside)
EUROPEAN
New VECTRA
A07B 503240034
M18×1.5
(inside)
EUROPEAN
New VECTRA
A08A 503240035
UNF1/2-20
(outside)
GENERAL MOTORS
LINCOLN, CADILLAC
A08B 503240036
UNF1/2-20
(inside)
GENERAL MOTORS
LINCOLN, CADILLAC

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A10A 503240037
UNF1/2-20
(outside)
FORD, eg: VOLVO, FORD
CHRYSLER: DAIMLER-BENZ
A10B 503240038
UNF1/2-20
(inside)
FORD, eg: VOLVO, FORD
CHRYSLER: DAIMLER-BENZ
A11A 503240039
Z1/4 *18
13.616
FORD
LINCOLN, VOLVO
A11B 503240040 Z1/4 FORD
LINCOLN, VOLVO
A12A 503240041
UNF5/8-18
(outside)
FORD
A12B 503240042
UNF5/8-18
(inside)
FORD
CADILLAC
A13A 503240043
UNF5/8-18
(Outside)
GENERAL MOTORS
CHRYSLER
A13B 503240044
UNF5/8-18
(Inside)
CHRYSLER
GENERAL MOTORS
A14A 503240046 UNF5/8-18
(Outside)
FORD, VOLVO
A14B 503240047 UNF5/8-18
(Inside)
FORD, VOLVO
A15A 503240048
UNF5/8-18
(outside)
CHRYSLER
Benxc200,s325i
GENERAL MOTORS
A15B 503240049
UNF5/8-18
(inside)
CHRYSLER
Benxc200,s325i
GENERAL MOTORS
A16A 503240050
M18×1.5
(outside)
EUROPEAN
A16B 503240051 M18×1.5
(inside)
EUROPEAN
A17A 503240052
Φ14.85
(outside)
A17B 503240053
Φ14.95
(inside)
EUROPEAN
A20A 503240054
UNF1/2-20
(outside)
FORD
A20B 503240055
UNF1/2-20
(inside)
FORD
A43 503240056 M12 ╳1.5
A44 503240057 M12