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Summarization of Contents
1. Getting Started
1.1 Introduction
Manual purpose and audience for operating the SmartWeight Touch®/GSP9200 Touch Balancer.
1.2 For Your Safety
Essential safety precautions, hazard definitions, and critical warnings for safe operation of the wheel balancer.
1.3 SmartWeight Touch®/GSP9200 Touch Components
Identification and overview of the main physical components of the SmartWeight Touch® and GSP9200 Touch balancer.
1.4 Main Screen Components
Labels and descriptions of all elements displayed on the balancer's main operational screen.
1.5 Operating the Balancer
Guidance on using the main balance screen, handling error pop-ups, and performing balancing spins.
2. Introduction to Balancing
2.1 Balance Forces
Explanation of static and couple imbalance principles and their impact on wheel balancing.
2.2 SmartWeight Balancing Technology®
Overview of SmartWeight® technology, its benefits, and how it measures forces for accurate balancing.
2.3 SmartWeight Balancing Technology® Dynamic Weight Planes
How SmartWeight® uses two weight planes to effectively address vibration issues in wheel balancing.
2.4 Using SmartWeight Balancing Technology®
Instructions for interpreting the SmartWeight® forces display and executing balancing procedures.
3. Balancing Procedures
3.1 Mounting a Wheel Using Wheel Lift (Optional)
Step-by-step guide for mounting a wheel assembly onto the balancer using the optional wheel lift.
3.2 Mounting the Wheel on the Balancer Spindle Shaft
Procedures for accurately centering and mounting various wheel types onto the balancer spindle.
3.3 CenteringCheck® Wheel Centering Feature
How to use the CenteringCheck® feature to verify wheel mounting accuracy and detect errors.
3.4 Front / Back Collet Mounting
Methods for mounting wheels using collets, covering both front and back collet mounting techniques.
3.5 Specialized Mounting Conditions
Addressing unique wheel mounting scenarios like flange plate use and pressure ring applications.
3.6 On-Vehicle Wheel Installation Methods
Explanation of hub centric vs. lug centric wheel mounting and how to verify them.
3.7 Wheel Assembly Selection for Saving Spin Data
How the balancer tracks and stores wheel assembly data for before/after service comparison.
3.8 Balance Modes
Overview of different balancing modes: SmartWeight®, Dynamic, and Static balancing options.
3.9 Balancing Procedures for Specific Weight Types and Placement using TruWeight™
Detailed steps for applying clip-on, tape, and mixed weights using the TruWeight™ system.
3.10 Automatic Dataset® Arms Operation
Using Dataset® arms for quick and accurate rim measurement and weight position input.
3.11 Blinding and Rounding
Understanding and adjusting settings for displaying imbalance amounts: actual versus blinded/rounded.
3.12 Tape Weight Menu
How to select, split, and apply tape weights using the on-screen menu for improved accuracy.
3.13 Split Spoke® Feature
Utilizing the Split Spoke feature to hide correction weights behind wheel spokes for aesthetic placement.
3.14 BDC Laser Adhesive Weight Locator
Using the BDC laser to assist in precise placement of adhesive weights at bottom dead center.
3.15 Optional HammerHead® TDC Laser Adhesive Weight Locator
Using the HammerHead TDC laser for accurate weight placement at top dead center.
3.16 TPMSpecs™ Feature
Accessing and utilizing TPMS specifications for vehicle wheel service and information.
3.17 Hunter Help
Navigating the integrated help system, including video tutorials and troubleshooting guides.
3.18 Printout
Customizing and printing vehicle service summaries and wheel balance reports.
3.19 Quick-Thread® Wheel Clamping
Using the Quick-Thread feature for fast motor-assisted wing nut installation and removal.
3.20 Motor Drive/Servo-Stop and Spindle-Lok®
Features for precise wheel positioning, motor control, and spindle locking mechanisms.
3.21 Safety Hood Features
Details on the hood autostart function and safety interlocks that control automatic wheel spinning.
3.22 Loose Hub Detect Feature
How the balancer detects loose wheel assemblies and automatically stops rotation for safety.
4. Equipment Information
4.1 Tools
Accessing setup options, calibration checks, and diagnostic tools via the 'Tools' menu.
4.2 USB Program Flash Drive and Security Key Removal and Installation
Procedures for installing and removing USB drives and security keys for software updates.
5. Calibration and Maintenance
5.1 Calibration Procedures
Steps for calibrating balancer systems like datasets, load roller, and performing spin balancer calibration.
5.2 Diagnostic Tools
Utilizing self-diagnostic tools for data acquisition circuits, keys, switches, and eCal™ functionality.
5.3 Cleaning the Console
Guidelines for safely cleaning the balancer's display, console, and spindle area.
5.4 Mounting Cone Maintenance
Proper cleaning and lubrication procedures for mounting cones to ensure correct wheel mounting.
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