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Push the Weight Applicator into the Wheel location to apply the Adhesive Weight.
Return the Inner Arm to its rest location on the side of the Balancer.
Aluminum Alloy Balancing
The following procedure describes the two Aluminum Alloy (ALU) Modes.
Important:
Adhesive Weights are generally used when you are using ALU Modes, as they are less visible than
Clip-On Weights.
To balance a Wheel using an ALU Mode:
Make sure you are wearing ANSI-approved eye protection: safety glasses, face shield, or goggles.
Visually inspect the Balancer to make sure everything is in place. The Hood should be
Mount the Wheel you want to balance.
Refer to
Turn the Balancer Off and then back On, to reset it.
The instructions for the two ALU Modes are different:
ALU
ALU Mode is used on Aluminum Alloy Wheels where the correction weight(s) are to be applied on
the Inner Plane and the Center Plane.
a. Pull out the Inner Arm, put it on the Inner Plane, and hold it
there.
b. Listen for the beep.
c. After the beep, move the Inner Arm to the Center Plane and
hold it there.
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CAUTION
d. Listen for the beep.
e. After the beep, return the Inner Arm to its rest position.
f.
Make sure that ALU is selected (this should be done
automatically).
If ALU mode is
DST-64T / DST642D Wheel Balancers
ALU Modes are for balancing Wheels made of aluminum alloy. The weights can be
placed in various locations on these Wheels, so you need to know where you want to
put the weights and then select the appropriate ALU Mode.
for mounting instructions, if needed.
Mounting a Wheel
not
Do
return the Inner Arm to its rest
position between the two locations.
not
automatically selected, restart the procedure.
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