Fig. 53:
3. Lock the detected measurement by tightening the
thumbscrew (7) and detect the value in position "J"
on the millimetric scale;
4. After pressing the "Width" key
to enter the rim width value measured in "inches".
" All the required wheel data have been recorded.
9.6
Measuring unbalance
i A wheel can only be correctly balanced if all the set-
tings correspond to the mounted wheel.
i The automatic start is activated. In the following
description.
i Measurement can be interrupted at any time by
pressing <STOP>.
1. Close the wheel guard.
The imbalance measurement starts automatical-
ly, if set to start automatically, otherwise press
<START>;
2. On completion of measurement the values of the bal-
ance weights required are shown on the display.
$ left display for internal balancing plane;
$ right display for external balancing plane.
3. Open the wheel protection cap only when the wheel
has completely stopped.
i If the imbalance measured on the wheel is very high
(e. g. static unbalance exceeding 50 g) it is recom-
mended to perform optimisation procedure through
which the static imbalance of the tyre is balanced
with the static imbalance of the rim (minimisation of
the imbalance, see chap.10).
Werther International S.p.A.
9.7
i After you have secured the balancing weights, repeat
the unbalance measurement for checking purposes.
9.7.1
i LEDs in arrow form (Fig. 36, pos.7) indicate the di-
rection in which the wheel has to be turned in order
to reach the 12 o'clock position for securing the
balancing weight.
i In the following description the audio is activated.
Internal weight fixing:
1. Turn the wheel by hand.
The LED (Fig. 36, pos.8) lights-up as soon as the
, use <-> or <+>
correct position for fixing the balancing weight is
reached and an acoustic signal sounds to confirm
the correct position.
i Block the wheel with the pedal.
2. Fasten the balancing weight of the value indicated
on the left display in the highest perpendicular posi-
tion (12 o'clock) of the wheel if it is a clamp weight,
otherwise use the weight positioning calliper for an
adhesive weight.
i The internal weight can be either a spring-clip weight
of an adhesive weight according to the selected
balancing program.
¶
See chap.9.8 to fix the spring-clip weights.
¶
See chap. 9.9.2 to fix the adhesive weights with
internal clamp.
External weight fixing:
1. Turn the wheel by hand.
The LED (Fig. 36, pos.2) lights-up as soon as the
correct position for fixing the balancing weight is
reached and an acoustic signal sounds to confirm
the correct position.
i Block the wheel with the pedal.
2. Fasten the balancing weight of the value indicated on
the right display in the highest perpendicular posi-
tion (12 o'clock) of the wheel if it is a clamp weight,
otherwise use the weight positioning calliper for an
adhesive weight.
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Application of the balancing weights
Spring-clip weights and adhesive weights for
standard programs
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