Ranger DST-64T Installation And Operation Manual page 39

Clip on the correct amount of weight at 12 o'clock Top Dead Center.
Lower the Hood to spin the Wheel again.
The Inner and Outer Window shows 00 When the Wheel is balanced.
About the Weight Applicator on the Inner Arm
The most common use of the Inner Arm is to find the Distance measurement from the side of the
Balancer to the Inner Edge, the Inner Plane, or the Center Plane of a wheel.
It is also used, in ALU and HID Balancing Modes, to apply Adhesive Weights to the Wheel being
balanced.
Important:
• For Dynamic and Static Modes: Place Weight at Top Dead Center.
• For ALU and HID Modes: Use the Weight Applicator to apply Adhesive Weight where the
Applicator wants you to put it,
The Weight Applicator is the round piece with a flat inner surface at the end of the Inner Arm, shown in
the following drawing.
To use the Weight Applicator:
When correction weight is required, turn the Wheel by hand until all of the weight indicator lights
are illuminated.
Step on the Brake to hold the Wheel in place.
Check the Display to determine the amount of weight needed.
Tear off the appropriate amount of Adhesive Weights and remove the backing.
Turn over the Adhesive Weights so the
If you put the backing side down, the Adhesive Weight will stick to the Weight Applicator.
Center the Adhesive Weight on the top of the Weight Applicator.
Move the Inner Arm towards the edge or plane that needs the weight.
The Width Window on the Display counts down as you approach the correct location. When you
are at the exact right location, the Width Window shows -0.
DST-64T / DST642D Wheel Balancers
When you use the Weight Applicator to apply Adhesive Weight, do
Adhesive Weight at Top Dead Center. Instead, put it where the Weight Applicator
wants you to put it. This location will not be the same for all Wheels. The position will
vary based on the diameter of the Wheel being balanced.
not Top Dead Center.
backing is facing up
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