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9.3 - STATIC - ALU<br />

(Balancing of motorcycle <strong>wheels</strong>, in light alloy or unusually shaped)<br />

CAUTION: <strong>for</strong> a correct operation, the wheel to be balanced must be mounted on an adapter <strong>for</strong><br />

<strong>car</strong> <strong>wheels</strong>. Calibrate the <strong>machine</strong> following the procedure described in section 8.<br />

Functions available can be selected from the measurement control panel <strong>and</strong> permit the displaying of<br />

correction weights in different positions <strong>with</strong> respect to normal positions.<br />

Press push-button [F] or [ALU] <strong>and</strong> select the required function, (see 8.1). For each function, the microprocessor<br />

processes <strong>and</strong> displays the real values of the compensation weights corrected on the basis of<br />

the correction weight position.<br />

FIG. 8<br />

NORMAL - Balancing of steel or light alloy rims<br />

by applying clip-on weights on the rim<br />

edges.<br />

STATIC - STATIC correction is required <strong>for</strong><br />

motorcycle <strong>wheels</strong> or when it is not<br />

possible to place the counterweights<br />

on both sides of the rim.<br />

ALU 1 - Balancing of light alloy rims <strong>with</strong> application<br />

of adhesive weights on the rim<br />

shoulders.<br />

ALU 2 - Balancing of alloy rims <strong>with</strong> hidden<br />

application of the outer adhesive<br />

weight.<br />

The position of the outer weight is<br />

indicated in the figure.

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