Introduction Congratulation on the purchase of your motorcycle wheel balancer. Please read these instructions carefully and observe the contents at all times to avoid unnecessary damage and hazards. Any use other than or exceeding the purpose described is regarded as improper. Johannes J.
Warranty and liability Our General Terms and Conditions of Sale and Delivery apply in all cases. Warranty and liability claims in the event of injury and damage are excluded if they can be traced back to one or more of the following causes: Improper use of the system.
1.2. Technische Daten Power Balancing speed 75 - 125 revolutions per minute Cycle duration 4 - 15 seconds Accuracy ±1 grs (±1/28 ounces) Balancer dimensions B202 1.030 mm 500 mm 1.080 mm 430 mm 550 mm 1.250 mm 940 mm 1.400 mm Weight 70 kg...
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General safety regulations Prior to commissioning or servicing of the machine Read the complete operating instructions. Ensure that the electrical power supply complies with the specifications on the type plate. Check that the machine is stably installed and firmly anchored to the floor. During machine operation Protect the electric power cables of the machine carefully.
Installation The unit is mounted on a shipping plate. Move the machine to the installation location using a forklift 2.1. Transportation Caution! Do not lift using the shaft when shifting the unit! Installation/Commissioning The machine is delivered in individual parts and should be completely assembled prior to commissioning. The instruc- tions are included.
2.2. Declaration of conformity Dichiarazione di Conformitá CE EU-Declaration of Conformity Dèclaration CE de conformitè EU Konformitätserklärung Declaración de Conformidad CE FASEP 2000 srl Via Faentina 96 50032 Ronta (Fi), Italy. -dichiara, sotto esclusiva responsabilitá, che il sottoindicato prodotto é conforme alle direttive e norme indicate: -declare, under own responsibility, that the below indicated equipment complies with the following norms and directives: -déclare, sous propre responsabilité, que l'équipement ci-dessous indiqué...
3. Control panel operation 3.1. Key functions This information applies to the most common mode of operation. Further functions can be achieved with these keys (see special functions). <MODE> Return key <SET> Confirmation of selection <OPER> Selection of Operator 1 or Operator 2 <FINE>...
Calibration 4.1. Calibration of the wheel balancer (USER) Please note! The following symptoms indicate the need for calibration a.) The calibration control program fails b.) Weight indication consistently high or low c.) Imbalance point consistently incorrect d.) More than two runs necessary for wheel balancing Fig.
4.2. Calibration check (USER) Fig. 5 Press <+/-> to select CAL TST Fit the tyre to the flange Fig. 6 Configure the distance (IN) (Fig. 6) Configure the diameter (DIA) Commence rotating the wheel. Use the torsion bar for this purpose (Fig. 7) Please note! ACC EL: Quicker...
Measurement and correction of imbalances 5.1. Fitting the wheel to the balancer Carefully select the cone or flange most suitable for the tyre. Specific mounting instructions are provided with every flange. Please note! Centring and securing the tyre on the flange is fundamentally important for correct balancing. Good results depend on the careful realisation of this process.
5.3. Dynamic/static/aluminium (with extension) Press FUNC to select the Fig. 13 MOT ON function Fit the extension to the outer measu- ring arm Press MODE to select the function Fig. 14 Fig. 15 Select the diameter Select the distance (Fig. 13 and Fig.
5.4. Measurement and correction of imbalance Following configuration of the wheel dimensions, rotate the wheel using the torsion bar Please note! ACC EL: Quicker RED UCE: Slower GO OD: Good Stop the wheel as soon as Stop appears and apply the appropriate weights. Press <FINE>...
Application of weight distribution mode (split function) Measure the imbalance of the wheel and press <FUNC> to access the split function. Rotate the wheel until POS 1 is displayed Mark the tyre when the first preselected spoke is at the 12 o’clock position Rotate the wheel until POS 2 is displayed Mark the tyre when the second preselected spoke is at the 12 o’clock position The correct weight is only displayed if the wheel is in the correct position (at 12 o’clock).
Special function menu 7.1. Opening the special function menu Activate the machine. Press <SET> while SOF X.XX is shown on the display. Calibration of the machine CAL tSt Calibration check of electronic sensors CAL ROD Calibration of the measurement system SEN SOR Sensor check STA TIS...
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7.4. Anwender-Setup Activate the machine. Press <SET> while SOF X.XX is shown on the display Select USR SET and press <SET>. SCA LE Input of 1 or 5 gram steps (0.05/0.25 ounces) CUT OFF Setting of minimum weight to be displayed UNI OUT Dimensional unit for width (0 = inch, 1 = millimetre) UNI UMB...
Disposal Information for users pursuant to Art. 13 of Legislative Decree No. 151 of 25 July 2005 “Implementati- on of Directives 2002/95/EC, 2002/96/EC and 2003/108/EC to reduce the use of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment and for waste disposal”. Entsorgung von elektrischen &...
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