Description Of Wheel Balancer Functions; Balancing Programmes - Corghi EYELIGHT Plus DiagnosticLine Manuel D'utilisation

Turn on the machine using the switch located on the
left-hand side of the body (B, fig.11b).
B
At start-up, the wheel balancer performs a series
of control tests and displays the message "please
wait". If no anomaly is detected, it displays the
customisation data and mark.
Note: if the image is not centred on the LCD moni-
tor, adjust it using the controls located on the front
part of the monitor. For further information on the
adjustment procedure, refer to the monitor manual
provided, which can be found inside the packaging.
DESCRIPTION OF WHEEL
BALANCER FUNCTIONS
Graphics are completely icon-based (drawings
and symbols that represent the function of the
button). If an icon is selected, the relevant func-
tion is activated.
At start-up, the wheel balancer displays the main
logo which can display the time and/or workshop
data (see the Customisation section).
EYELIGHT Plus DiagnosticLine - Operator's manual
By pressing anywhere on the touchscreen, you can
display the main working screen.
11b
Before starting a balancing operation, the follow-
ing steps must be followed:
- Mount the wheel on the hub using the most
suitable centring system.
- Make sure that the wheel is correctly locked
to the shaft so that no displacement can occur
during the spin and braking phases (ref. section
"using the automatic wheel clamping system");
- Remove any counterweight, pebbles, dirt or
other foreign bodies.
At start-up, by default, the wheel balancer ex-
ecutes the Dynamic programme which uses clip
weights on both sides.
The balancing programmes can be recalled by
simply selecting on the touchscreen the icon
for the weight according to the type of rim and
professional experience:
if the weight to be applied is a spring type
or
if the weight to be applied is adhesive.
Each combination of weights corresponds to a
specific balancing programme that will be dis-
play in the top part of the screen (e.g.. dynamic,
alu1, etc.).
BALANCING
PROGRAMMES
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