Ranger DST-64T Installation And Operation Manual page 44

The Middle Width Display now changes to -2- .
Return to the Hood side of the Balancer. Rotate the Wheel moving the spoke that is to the Right of
the tape mark until it is at 12 o'clock top dead center.
Step on the Brake to hold the
Wheel in position, push ALU
(this defines the angular location
of the second split weight.)
The Middle Width Display
Window now changes to SPL .
Release the Brake.
Turn the Wheel back to the -1-
position by hand until the Outer
Position LEDs are all lit.
Note: The Balancer corrects the
angular position of the -1-
weight correction to allow the
use of the Inner Arm for
weight application. (The Spoke will not be at 12 o'clock position that you set earlier.)
Hold the Wheel in place using the Brake.
Place the correction weight(s), centered, adhesive side up, on the weight applicator on the end of
the Inner Arm.
Pull out the Inner Arm and apply the Weight(s) to the Center Plane.
Note: The Center Window will provide a countdown to --0 indicating the position on the center plane
for the Weight. Push up firmly making sure the weight(s) adhere to the Wheel.
Return the Inner Arm to its rest position.
Release the Brake.
Rotate the Wheel by hand until all the LEDs are fully lit again for the -2- position.
Apply and hold the Brake.
Attach the Weight(s) (Adhesive side up) specified in the Outer Window to the weight applicator at
the end of the Inner Arm. Pull out the Inner Arm and apply the Weight(s) to the Center Plane.
Note: The Center Window will provide a countdown to --0 indicating the position on the center plane
for the Weight. Push up firmly, making sure the weights adhere to the Wheel when the counter
reaches --0.
Return the Inner Arm to its rest position.
Release the Brake.
Lower the Hood and press Start to spin the Wheel.
The Balancer will automatically stop and switch back to ALU mode.
After the Wheel stops, the weight corrections for the Inner and Outer Planes should be 0.
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