Installation Guide

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2.1 Temporary disabling of the diameter and distance sensor

(where applicable)

If the machine displays the error code Err 016 “dis out” (distance/diameter sensor not in the rest

position) at start-up, although being in rest position, it means that an anomaly has occurred in the acqui-

sition system.

It is however possible to immediately (and temporarily) disable the acquisition system by pressing the button

[F + P2]

. The LED [6], located on the control panel, will light up to indicate that

the automatic acquisition system is disabled and that the machine is ready for use.

Not being able to use the automatic acquisition system, sizes of the wheel must be entered manually as

described in chapters 3.3.1 and 3.3.2. By switching the machine off and then on, the error code will be

displayed again for which it will be necessary to repeat the procedure described above.

3. USE OF THE MACHINE

To use the machine, you must select or set as follows:

• Programme type (programme for wheels with steel, aluminium or special aluminium rims).

Default = programme for wheels with steel rims;

• Wheel Type (auto-vehicle, motorbike, off-road). Default = auto-vehicle;

• Dimensions of the wheel to balance. The dimensions can be entered manually (always) or partially or fully

in automatic (only available on some models).

• Dynamic or Static balancing. Default = Dynamic;

• Display resolution X1 or X5. Default = X5;

The selections described above may be entered before or after the launch. For any variation of the selection

or data settings, the machine will run a recalculation by displaying the new values of imbalance.

Once the selections/settings have been entered, you can run a launch by pressing [P8] Start

or by

lowering the wheel guard.

At the end of the launch, the machine displays the wheel imbalance values.

Apply the weights displayed by the machine at the indicated positions and then run a second test launch.

Normally, the weights should be applied at the 12 o’clock position with the exception of special programmes

for ALS2 and ALS1 aluminium.