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4.
Briefly pressing the " " button will display a sequence of pre-set parameters.
5.
If incorrect wheel parameters are entered, it is possible to recalculate the indicated values without
performing another measurement. To do this, press the " " button longer. The new unbalance values will
appear on the (A) and (B) displays.
6.
By default, when the device has calculated an unbalance of less than 5g, the (A) or (B) display will show the
"0" value. The user can display the
Optimization function
The optimization function enables you to reduce the weight added to the wheel in order to balance it. This
is recommended for indications above 30g in static balancing. To start the optimization function, press the
"
" (N) button. You can exit this function by pressing the "
To use a function, do the following:
1.
Press the "
" (N) button. The displays will show:
2.
Press the "
" (O) button. The device will perform one measurement cycle after which the displays will
show:
3.
Mark reference points with chalk on the tyre and rim, then remove the wheel from the balancer and use
appropriate tools to turn the tyre 180° on the rim. Re-install the wheel in the balancer so that the
reference point marked on the rim is in the same place as before.
4.
Press the "
" (O) button again, the device will carry out the measuring cycle.
5.
The tyre unbalance value will appear on the (A) display while the (B) display will show in % to what value
the balance can be optimised by turning the tyre on the rim.
6.
Turn the wheel by hand until one of the (C) or (D) indicators lights up, make a mark with chalk on the tyre
in the 12 o'clock position. Continue to turn the wheel by hand until the second indicator lights up, then
make a mark with chalk on the rim in the 12 o'clock position. Remove the wheel from the balancer and use
appropriate tools to turn the tyre 180° on the rim so that the chalk marks overlap.
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value by pressing the "
" (L) button.
" (M) button.
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