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Operation Instructions
Preparation
I.
Ask the owner for vehicle drivability problems and
symptoms, wheel alignment history, and find out
vehicle information such as make, model and
year, etc.
II. Drive the vehicle onto the lift or over the pit,
ensure that the front wheels are centered with
the turntables; Apply hand brake to ensure
human safety. To prevent the turntable from
turning, lock the turntables with the lock pins
before driving the vehicle; release the lock pins
after the vehicle is placed well.
III. Check each chassis part carefully, include dust
cover, bearing, rock arm, tripod end, shock
absorber, tie rod end and steering mechanism,
for any looseness or wear. Then check to see if
the tire pressure and treads of the left and right
wheels are alike.
IV. Install the wheel clamp-target assembly on the
wheel and turn the knob to lock the wheel clamp.
The claws of the wheel clamp should be fixed on
the external or internal edge of the rim according
to the practical condition. Ensure equal depth for
each claw and avoid attaching it on the distorted
area. Use the safety belt to bind the wheel clamp
to the wheel rim to avoid falling accidentally.
Please see Fig.4.1.
V. Insert the power plug of the wheel aligner into the
standard 3-pole power receptacle.
VI. Turn on the power supply switch, start the
computer and enter the WINDOWS operating
system. Click the icon of KWA-300 3D Wheel
Aligner program to run the program. The screen
will display the main function menu. There are 6
functions available in the main menu, they are:
[Vehicle
Standard],
KWA-300 3D Wireless Wheel Aligner
Fig.4.1
[User
Management],
[Alignment Test], [Help System], [Language
Setting] and [Exit]. See Fig.4.2.
Descriptions for pushbuttons
The meaning of the main functional pushbuttons in
this system is as follows:
for NEW;
for SAVE;
for
DELETE
for STOP;
for EXIT;
and
for NEXT.
Vehicle Standards
In the main function menu, please click icon of
[Vehicle Standard], the screen will display the
interface as shown in Fig.4.3.
4-1
Operation Instructions
Fig.4.2
for EDIT;
for PRINT;
for
for HELP,
for PREVIOUSE;
OK;
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