Balancing Programme Selection - SICE S 62 E Manual De Instrucciones

- active balancing mode: dynamic (dyn);
- values displayed: 000 000;
- grams displayed in units of 5 (or 1/4 of an ounce);
- active sensor rounding-off (version with digital sensor);
- default geometric values: width = 5.5", diameter = 14", distance = 150 mm.
Now the operator can set the data of the wheel to be balanced or select one of the pro-
grammes available.

2. BALANCING PROGRAMME SELECTION

Before starting a balancing operation, the following steps must be followed:
- fit the wheel on the hub using the most suitable flange;
- lock the wheel so that no movement is possible during the wheel spin and braking phases;
- remove any counterweight, pebble, dirt or other foreign body;
- set the wheel's geometric data correctly.
At start-up, by default, the wheel balancer executes the dynamic programme (dyn) which
uses clip weights on both sides.
The various balancing programmes can be recalled by simply selecting the keys
that represent the type of weight according to the rim and professional experi-
ence, both for the inner side as well as for the outer side.
The following balancing programmes are available:
Vehicle type
dyn
ALU 1P
ALU 2P
ALU 3
ALU 4
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Balancing Inner weight application
programme
manually at the 12 o'clock
Adhesive weight to apply
manually at the 12* o'clock
position or using weight
manually at the 12 o'clock
manually at the 12 o'clock
type and mode
clip weight to apply
position
holder if present
clip weight to apply
position.
adhesive weight to
apply manually at the
12* o'clock position.
clip weight to apply
position
External weight applica-
tion type and mode
clip weight to apply
manually at the 12 o'clock
position
adhesive weight to apply
manually at the 12* o'clock
position or using weight
holder if present
adhesive weight to apply
manually at the 12* o'clock
position or using weight
holder if present.
adhesive weight to
apply manually at the
12* o'clock position
adhesive weight to
apply manually at the
12* o'clock position.
S 62 E Operator's manual