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L
N
S
4
3
O
D
M
P
5
Q
T
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17
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A
The mobile control stand (fig. C) enables the operator to work at any position around the machine. On this mobile
E
stand the following controls are located:
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F
the joystick 1 (1, fig. C) in position A let the chuck holder move away from the tool holder; in position B it moves
B
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I
2
it in opposite direction; in position D it moves the chuck arm holder rightwards and the tool holder leftwards
H
simultaneously (so they get close to each other); in position E it moves the chuck arm holder leftwards and the
G
tool holder rightwards simultaneously (so they get far from each other).
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The joystick 2 (2, fig. C) controls all the tool's movements; in position F (up) it brings the tool arm to "rest
position"; in position G (down) it brings the arm in "work position"; in position H (left) it controls 180° anti-clockwise
rotation of the tools; in position I (right) it controls opposite rotation so bringing the tools in the initial condition.
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Switch 3 (3, fig. C) if pushed up to position L it makes the chuck rotate at the double of the speed set when
selecting position M (up).
-
Switch 4 (4, fig. C) let the chuck holder arm and the tool holder arm move at the same time either at high speed
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(pos. N) or at reduced speed (pos. O)
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Switch 5 (5, fig. C), if pushed up to pos. P, it let the chuck jaws open (LOCK), if pushed down to pos. Q it let
the chuck jaws close (UNLOCK)
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Switch 6 (6, fig. C) let the chuck move up (pos. R) and down (pos. S)
U
C
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The balance pedal (7, fig. C) let the chuck rotate in the direction shown by the arrow stuck on both pedal sides
(T and U).
REMARKS: all the controls available in the mobile column are very sensitive, so granting the smallest movement
with the highest precision.
On the tyre-changer, knob (19, fig. D) is also available for replacing the mounting tool whenever necessary (f.i. to
install the RT tubeless roller tool)
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D
CONTROLS DESCRIPTION
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