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Nortec WB300N

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Page 1 Wheel Balancer Manual Nortec WB300N...
Page 2 Warning  This manual is a necessary part of the product. Please read carefully.  Keep the manual for later use when maintaining the machine.  This machine can only be used for the designated purposes. Never use it for any other purpose. ...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. General-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 2. Machine assembly----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 3. Controls and components--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3 4. Indication and use of wheel balancer------------------------------------------------------------------------------6 5. Self-calibration of wheel balancer -----------------------------------------------------------------------------10 6. Errors------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11 7. Self- diagnoses-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------12 8. Setting machine------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------12 9. OPT function --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13...
Page 4: General
1. General 1.1. Technical data：  Max wheel weight：70kg  Power：0.25kw  Power supply: 220v; 50-60hz ±  Balancing accuracy：  8 balancing modes: DYN, ALU1, ALU2, ALU3, ALU4,ALU5,ALUS, ST  Balancing speed：200r/min  Cycle time：8s  Rim diameter：10〃～24〃(256mm～610mm)  Sound pressure level during work cycle：<70db ...
Page 5 2.2. Install  The equipment should be installed on the stable ground, not wooden pallet, otherwise not accurate.  Keep the back panel 0.6M away from the wall for good ventilation. Enough room should be left on both sides for convenient operation. 2.3.
Page 6: Controls And Components
Main shaft-wheel— Main shaft-suitable cone(big head towards inside) suitable cone( small head towards inside)—quick handle nut —wheel—quick handle nut Attention：May add a wheel, and hold the wheel to help install the thread hub. When installing or taking off wheel, do not let wheel move on the shaft, to avoid scratching shaft. 3．Controls and components Standard/Optional Item...
Page 7 Display plate (G) 1.inside unbalance value digital display 2.inside unbalance position display 3.outside unbalance value digital display 4.outside unbalance position display 5.displays showing type of correction chosen. Eight balancing modes Balancing Icon Operation Add weights mode 1. Turn on machine Clip on weights on Standard/Default 2.
Page 8 1. Turn on machine Add adhesive weight 2. Input a,b,d value on inside rim shoulder, ALU5 3. Press ALU button, indicator lit up clip on weight on 4. Start spin, after spin stop outside rim edge 1. Turn on machine Add adhesive weights 2.
Page 9: Indication And Use Of Wheel Balancer
Key board (H) Icon Function Icon Function Rim data Selection of “ALU” modes Data add key Unbalance display pitch and threshold Data reduction key Start Stop/Cancel *Electronic brakes * Icon Function Icon Function Automatic brake switch / can be used Search for location to load and unload tires 4.
Page 10 4.1.3. Input a b d value Turn on machine, choose right way to install wheel according to the type of wheel. Set “a” “b” “d” values: ● set “a” value：move the gauge to measuring position as illustrated as Fig.1, hold the gauge still in position for approx.
Page 11 Fig. 4 ，to perform balancing spin 4.1.8． After finishing cliping the counterweights, put down the guard or press again, if comes out 00 00，means balancing succeed. (Fig.5) Fig. 5 4.2．ALU-1 mode (ALU-1, ALU2 same operation, only the position to add weights different) 4.2.1.
Page 12 Fig. 7 ，to perform balancing spin 4.2.7. After finishing mounting the counterweights, put down the guard and press again, if comes out 00 00，means balancing succeed. (Fig.8) Fig. 8 4.3．ALU－S mode This mode is used for special rim, if ALU1/ALU2 can not be used, you should choose ALUS mode. Input aI, aE, d value ...
Page 13 Put down the guard and press to perform a measuring spin. 4.3.1. 6 o’clock position to add weight Set (las=on) according to 10.1 Anticlockwise moving wheel slowly, until the right LED lit up full, add weight on 6 o’clock position (Fig.10) Fig.
Page 14 Fig. 14 Take off proper counterweight to be hold by the gauge head as Fig. 16 Fig. 15 Fig. 16 Pull out gauge until there is a square comes in the middle window (Fig. 17) Fig. 17 Release the counterweight and let it stick on rim (Fig. 18) Fig.
Page 15 Fig. 20 Release the counterweight and let it stick on rim (Fig. 21) Fig. 21 Then turn down safe guard and press to start spin, comes Fig. 22 means the wheel is balanced. Fig. 22 ALUS split function Note: Only ALU-S mode can use this function. And Operator must be experienced. comes＞...
Page 16: Self-Calibration Of Wheel Balancer
Anticlockwise rotate wheel by hand slowly, until the outside SP2 LED lit up full, add the adhesive weight（to comes＞ stick the weights on position of (las=on,las=off) ，after spin stop Put down safe guard and press Successful operation 5. Self-calibration of wheel balancer 5.1.
Page 17 comes＞ pull gauge to position “15” and hold, press , （for example if it is 16 inch, Set “d” by press comes＞ make it 16） move gauge to touch the edge of rim and keep still ＞ press comes＞ self-calibration finished 7.
Page 18: Errors
7.2 width compensation Tire installation required note (known tire width) explain A value must be entered ＞ explain We're aiming the radar at the tires ＞ explain Press at the same time ＞ to modify the known tire width Put down the key to save automatically 8.
Page 19: Self- Diagnoses
1.Position pick board 1.Check or change position pick up problem board 2. Computer board problem 2.Check or change computer board 1. Micro switch problem 1.Check or change Micro switch 2. Computer board problem 2.Check or change computer board 1. Power board problem 1.Check or change power board 2.
Page 20: Setting Machine
Use hand to press main shaft, 4X-4X 6X-6X Pressure sensor changes 10. Setting machine 10.1．Machine setting Press and hold, then press goes to set machine, press to change，press to next Order Display function choice Unbalance display 5/10/15 threshold Sound On/off Light OFF: 12 o’clock Laser switch...
Page 21 comes＞ Put down safe guard and press With the help of tire changer, change the rim reference ＞ and rubber 180 degree ＞＞ comes＞ Then put down safe guard and press Rotate wheel until four indicators lit up (two on both sides, the dark spot in the right side reference ＞...
Page 22 EN ISO 12100:2012 Bezpieczeństwo maszyn - Ogólne zasady projektowania - Ocena ryzyka i zmniejszanie ryzyka Podmiotem odpowiedzialnym za dokumentację techniczną jest Nortec Sp. z o.o. The technical documentation file is constituted by Nortec Sp. z o.o. Poznań, 21.02.2020 Beata Broczkowska Deklaracja została przygotowana zgodnie z normą...