Snap-On EEWB334A Operation Instructions Manual

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS MODE D’EMPLOI MANUAL DE OPERADOR

The off-the-vehicle wheel balancer is designed for dynamic and static balancing of

passenger car and light-truck wheels, that fall within the limits stated in the technical

speci• cations.

This is a high accuracy measuring device. Handle with care.

MOTORIZED WHEEL BALANCER TOUCHSCREEN

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

• Basic safety precau• ons should always be followed.

Wear safety goggles.

Read and follow all Instruc! ons and safety messages.

Wear appropriate clothing; keep hair and loose ﬁ # ng clothing, your hands

and all parts of your body away from moving parts.

Eye injury or other bodily injury can result from ﬂ ying par• cles or entanglement with

moving parts.

• Electric powered wheel balancer can cause shocks, ﬁ re or explosion.

Do not operate the wheel balancer with a damaged power cord or plug.

Do not use on wet surfaces, outdoors or expose the balancer to rain.

Unplug the power cord when the balancer is not in use.

If an extension cord is used, make sure that it is in good condi! on and that the cur-

rent ra! ng is 8 Amps or higher.

Use only in well ven! lated areas.

Do not operate the balancer in the vicinity of ﬂ ammable liquids (gasoline) or below

grade or in an explosive atmosphere.

Electric shock, ﬁ re or explosion can cause serious injury or death.

• Misuse of this wheel balancer can result in accidents.

Do not allow untrained or unauthorized personnel to operate the balancer.

Do not disable or bypass the hood safety interlock system.

Always securely ! ghten the quick nut that holds the wheel in place during the

moun! ng procedure.

Improperly balanced wheels can cause damage to the vehicle or automo• ve acci-

dents. Personal injury can result from altera• on to the balancer or improper use.

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Table of Contents (EN)

Section Section T

itle Page Number

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3

Table of contents 4

1.0 Speci! cations 5

2.0 Conditions 5

3.0 Introduction 5

3.1 Accessories 6

3.2 Optional balancers Accessories 7

4.0 Layout 8

4.1 The screen 9

4.2 Pictographs – Symbols 16

4.3 Main shaft lock 18

4.4 SAPE Arm 18

4.5 Sonar sensor 18

4.6 Laser Pointer 18

4.7 Help information 19

4.8 Stop Button 19

5.0 Operation 20

5.1 Clamping a wheel 20

5.1.1 Unclamping the Wheel 20

5.2 Preparation 21

5.2.1 Power up 21

5.2.2 Status at Switching On 21

5.2.3 Settings 22

5.2.4 Shutting Down 22

5.3 Weight application and Measurement methods 23

5.4 Data detection mode 25

5.4.1 Selecting the Type of Vehicle 25

5.4.2 Manual Mode 26

5.4.3 Automatic Mode 27

5.5 Easy ALU Functions 28

5.6 Automatic Rim Dimension Reading, Setting and Alu Mode 29

5.7 Balancing 30

5.7.1 Measuring Imbalance 30

5.8 Weight application 31

5.8.1 Alu 2P and Alu 3P (HWM) Weight Modes: Using the SAPE Arm 32

5.8.2 Check Spin 33

5.8.3 Results recalculation 33

5.9 Behind–the–spokes placement 34

5.9.1 Selecting the Hidden Weight Mode 34

5.9.2 Hidden Weights Placement 36

5.10 Optimization / Weight Minimization 37

5.10.1 General 37

5.10.2 Instructions for the Optimization/Weight Minimization Programs 37

5.10.3 Start Optimization/Weight Minimization 38

6.0 Maintenance 48

6.1 Compensation Run 48

6.2 Readjustment by the operator 49

6.3 Storage 50

6.4 Changing the main fuse 50

7.0 Trouble shotting 51

7.1 System messages 52

7.1.1 E-Codes / H-codes 52

7.2 After-sales service 53

7.3 Changing modes 54

8.0 Disposing of the unit 58

8.1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR DISPOSAL 58

9.0 Appendix 58

Appendix Installation Instructions 59

Warranty WARRANTY/SERVICE AND REPAIR 64

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1.0 Speci• cations

Power:

Power Supply

Power consumption

Motor rating

Fuses

Measurements:

Measuring time

Measuring speed

SAPE arm working range

Resolution

Wheel dimensions:

Max. width

Max. diameter

Max. shaft weight

Rim width

Rim diameter:

-

Automatic / Manual

- SMART SONAR

Shaft:

Stub shaft diameter

Stub shaft length

Dimensions:

Weight

Shipping weight

Machine Dimensions H x W x D

Shipping dimensions (max)

Miscellaneous:

Noise level

2.0 Conditions

During use or long term storage, the conditions shou

ld

never ecxeed:

Temperature range

Humidity range

non-condensing

3.0 Introduction

Motorized wheel balancer that features extremely

fast

data entry, low cycle times with an improved user

interface making this a top choice for shops.

- Medium footprint motorized wheel balancer features

static and dynamic balancing modes.

- Features a touchscreen video monitor for easy to

read measurement results.

- Automatic mode selection by placing SAPE arm in

desired weight location.

- Laser guided weight placement for quick and accurate

tape weight placement.

- Sonar sensor measures rim width automatically.

- LED backlighting illuminates inside of wheel for

improved visibility.

- Split weight mode hides weight behind rim spokes

- Touchscreen facilitates faster navigation and

improved mode selection.

- Large stadium-style weight tray provides user with

easy access to storage pockets.

- Virtual Plane Imaging technology for unsurpassed

accuracy.

Always work in a clean area and with clean wheels.

First remove dirt and old weights from tires and rims.

That way proper mounting of the wheel and an optimal

balancing result can be achieved.

Application

The off-the-vehicle wheel balancer is designed for

dynamic and static balancing of passenger car and

light-truck wheels, that fall within the limits stated in

the technical speci! cations (F 1).

This is a high accuracy measuring device. Handle with care.

115VAC, 1ph, 60Hz

2,5 A

0,12 KW

(2x)IEC 127 T 6,3A

>6 sec.

<200 rpm

0–290 mm

0.05/0.25 oz (1/5 g)

20” (500 mm)

42” (1066 mm)

154 lbs (70 Kg)

3-20” (76-510mm)

8-25” / 8-32”

13-26”

40 mm

8.9 inch (225 mm)

286 lbs

353 lbs

70in x 59in x 45in

52.8in x 41.5in x 37in

<70 db(A)

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10-90%

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3.1 Accessories

Refer to Figure 3-1.

The standard accessories are:

Quick-Release Hub Nut EAA0263G66A

Rubber protector ring EAC0058D15A

Pressure cup EAC0058D07A

Presure disk EAC0058D08A

Cone, 87-137 mm / 3.4”-5.4” EAM0003J69A

Cone, 96-114 mm / 3.8”-4.5” EAM0005D25A

Cone, 71-99 mm / 2.8”-3.9” EAM0005D24A

Cone, 40-76 mm / 1.6”-3.0” EAM0005D23A

Standard 40mm Stub Shaft EAM0021D90A

Fastening Rod EAM0005D34A

Pin EAM0006G01A

Flange EAC0060G02A

User Calibration weight EAM0005D40A

Weight pliers 8-04250A

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3.2 Optional Balancer Accessories

Spacer EEWB3-5

9 pc Collet Set EEWB3-4

Pin Plate Set EEWB3-1A

(includes 4 plates and 3 styles of studs)

Caliper for Rim Width EAA0247G21A

Storage Stand

EAK0309J20A (

Storage Stand

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EEWB3-1A

(Pin Plate Set) and

EEWB3-4 (9-pc Collet Set)

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4.0 Layout

Refer to Figure 4-1

Functional description of the unit:

1. Display

Refer to Chapter “The Screen”.

2. Input panel

Refer to Chapter “Basic Commands”

3a.

Internal SAPE arm

3b.

External Detector - Sonar

4. Flange

5. Stub shaft

6. Weights compartments

7. Storage areas for cones and wheel weights

8. Wheel guard

9. Control pedal (Brake)

10. Laser weight placement indicator

Refer to Figure 4-2

1. Main switch (ON/OFF)

2. Fuse holder

3. Power inlet

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4.1 The Screen

Fig. 4-3 Screen with display ! elds

1 Display ! eld

2 Information ! eld

3 Commands ! eld

The screen displays inputs, helpful information, all

measured data and possible error codes.

Description of display ! elds

Each ! eld of the screen has a speci! c function.

1 Display ! eld

- Rim dimensions (editable).

- Balancing modes (editable).

- Inbalance value.

- List of Counters.

- C codes (User Codes).

- Help information.

2 Information ! eld

- Number of the installed program version.

- Measurements of the wheel being processed.

- Operating conditions icons.

- Error codes.

3 Commands ! eld

The pictographs illustrating basic and special

functions are located here.

Each key has an icon showing the speci! c function

it is used to retrieve.

Touch Screen

In the Touch Screen interface, in order to have a touch

response, you need to tap and release the area on the

screen with your ! nger (Fig. 4-3b).

The operator can hear a con! rmation tone, whenever

their own touch performs an action connected with

icons, buttons, text or images on the screen.

4.1.1 Screen Pages / Menu

Types of Menu Fields

The

Display ! eld shows the main Operating Screen

Pages:

Fig. 4-4 INTRO SCREEN

Basic screen/Main menu.

Fig. 4-5 RIM DATA ENTRY

Rim data input Screen.

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Fig. 4-6 BALANCING

Balancing Screen.

Fig. 4-7 SETTING

Settings Screen.

Fig. 4-8 COUNTERS

Counters Screen.

Fig. 4-9 OPTIMIZATION

Optimisation / weight Minimisation screen page.

It is possible to select whether an optimisation, a mi-

nimisation or an interrupted process restart has to be

carried out.

Fig. 4-9b OP.1

Optimisation / weight Minimisation screen page.

The measuring run allows accessing the optimisation

(or minimisation) process.

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4.1.2 Basic Commands

Key pad

1

Menu Keys (one for each Menu ! eld)

2 ESC key

3 HELP key

4 START key

5 STOP key (emergency stop)

6 OK key (to con! rm)

Description of keys

1 Keys (example)

- Activate certain functions for the execution and con-

tinuation of a speci!

c operation of the cycle.

The function of menu keys is indicated by the relevant

symbols displayed on the monitor.

2 ESC key

- Switches back to the previous screen (status).

- Exits the C code procedures.

- Clears help texts and error messages.

3 HELP key

- Displays useful information that explains the ope-

rating condition and - in case of error messages

- provides help to solve the error.

4 START key

- Starts the measuring run. Press to start wheel rota-

tion, with the wheel guard down.

5 STOP key

- Immediately stops a wheel run already started.

6 OK key

- Con! rms the Menu option previously selected.

7 A/B Key mm / inch

- Switches the readings display between millimetres

and inches.

8 A/B Key g / oz

- Switches the readings display between grams and

ounces.

9 FINE key

- Activates the ! ne reading of the residual imbalances.

The operation of the key is timed and it automatically

returns to the basic display.

Electromechanical STOP

Figure 4-10

When

the Electromechanical Stop Button is pressed,

the wheel rotation is stopped.

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4.1.2.1 Menu Buttons

Types of menu ! elds

The Menu Keys are in the Commands Field.

Therefore,

depending on the position in the program,

the many Operating Screen Pages will in each case

show the Command keys needed for the functions

available.

To issue commands and select items:

- Touch the desired icons or keys on the screen.

Below are the meanings of the icons and keys selec-

table on the screen.

INTRO SCREEN “Main menu”

Fig. 4-11

1 ESC key

- Switches back to the previous screen.

- Exits C codes.

- Clears HELP texts and ERROR messages.

2 HELP key

- Selects HELP texts for the current function.

3 SETTINGS key

- Accesses the Settings screen (triple session).

4 BALANCING key

– Accesses the Balancing screen.

5 RIM DATA ENTRY key

- Accesses the “RIM DATA ENTRY” screen.

Note:

From this screen page, simply removing the measuring

arm causes an automatic switch to the “RIM DATA

ENTRY” screen page.

RIM DATA ENTRY “Rim data entry”

Fig. 4-12

6 EASY ALU TOGGLE key

- Changes the ALU mode suggested by the machine.

7 RESTART OPT/MIN key

- Allows restarting an optimisation/minimisation cycle

after the interruption.

8 VEHICLE key

- Allows the following selections:

MOTORCYCLE (A) VAN (B) CAR (C).

9 OPERATOR key

- Allows the following selections:

USER 1 (A) USER 2 (B)

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BALANCING “Balancing Screen”

Fig. 4-13

15A START key (starts the run)

- Starts the measuring run. Press to start wheel rota-

tion, with the wheel guard down.

15B STOP key

- Immediately stops a wheel run already started.

16 SPLIT key

- Selects (A) or deselects (B) the option to hide the

weight behind the spokes.

17 SPOKES key

– Each selection increases the number of spokes set

by one (from 3 to 15 spokes).

18 OPT/MIN key

– Accesses the Optimisation / Minimisation screen.

19 END key

- Activates the reading of the residual imbalances.

The operation of the key is timed and it automatically

returns to the basic display.

20 Key g / oz

- Enables the readings in grams (A) and ounces (B).

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SETTINGS “Settings Screen”

Fig. 4-14

22 OK key

- Con! rms the action.

23 CONTINUE key

- To continue.

24 FURTHER INFORMATION key

- To obtain further information.

COUNTERS “Counters Screen”

Fig. 4-15

25 CONFIRMATION / CONTINUE key

- Allows the user to con! rm the action or acquire the

selection and continue.

26 RESET key

- To reset counters.

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OPTIMIZATION “Optimisation Screen”

Fig. 4-16

27 BALANCING key

- Accesses the BALANCING screen.

28 OPT/MIN key

– Starts the Optimisation program

29 MINIMISATION key

- Starts the Minimisation program.

30 OPERATOR key

- Allows the following selections

USER 1 (A) USER 2 (B)

31 CONFIRMATION / CONTINUE key

- Allows the user to con! rm the action or acquire the

selection and continue.

32 BACK key

- Allows going back one step during execution of the

program.

33 RESTART OPT/MIN key

- Allows restarting after the interruption of an optimi-

sation/minimisation cycle.

34A START key (starts the run)

- Starts the measuring run. Press to start wheel rota-

tion, with the wheel guard down.

34B STOP key

- Immediately stops a wheel run already started.

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P5

P7

P4

P6

P8

P11

P13

P12

P1

P2

A

B

C

• Pictographs •

4.2 Pictographs – Symbols

Pictographs are viewed on the screen in all ! elds: In

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nformation ! elds, menu ! elds, and in the display ! eld.

P1 Wheel type 1 – standard - nominal size in inches

or millimetres

P2 Wheel type 2 - motorcycle wheel

P3 Alu 0 - normal - Standard balancing mode

P4 Alu 1

P5 Alu 2,

Alu 2P

P6 Alu 3, Alu 3P

P7 Alu 4

P8 Alu 5

P11 Display of inbalance measured and direction

indicator (red arrows or arrows head)

A

No color: greater distance from position

B Red: rotation direction to reach the position, the

higher the number of lit segments the more the

wheel must be rotated.

P12 Correction position reached (green arrows)

C Green: compensation position reached, hold the

wheel in this position to apply the weight.

P13 C

orrection position for both correction planes

reached.

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P16

P15

P14

P18

P19

P20 P21

P22 P23

• Pictographs •

P14 Compensation run carried out.

P15 Start measuring run by pressing the START key

or closing the wheel guard.

P16 Set the Calibration weight.

P17 Provide mark on left tire side.

P18 Provide mark on right tire side.

P19 Fit tire on rim and inﬂ ate to the speciﬁ ed inﬂ ation

pressure.

P20 Rotate rim until valve is exactly perpendicular to

and above the main shaft.

P21 Rotate wheel until valve is exactly perpendicular

to and above the main shaft.

P22 Readjust tire on rim until the mark coincides

precisely with the valve.

P23 Readjust tire on rim until the double mark coincides

precisely with the valve.

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4.3 Main Shaft Lock

Fig. 4-17 Pedal of main shaft lock

The main shaft is locked when the pedal is depressed.

This facilitates tightening or loosening of the clamping

nut and retains the wheel in the correct position for

applying weights.

Note:

This lock is designed only to facilitate orientation

of the wheel and must not be used for braking the

main shaft.

4.4 SAPE Arm

Fig. 4-18 SAPE arm for distance and rim diameter

.

1 SAPE

arm, can be extended and hinged upwards.

2 SAPE disk to identify rim dimensions on a variety

of rim pro! les.

4.5 Sonar Sensor

On the outer side of the rim the machine has a So-

nar sensor to measure wheel width (outside of rim)

(Fig. 4-19).

The sonar has a tolerance of +/- 0.5’’.

4.6 Laser Pointer

Fig. 4-19b

T

he machine uses the Laser Pointer to indicate a

precise point for placing adhesive weights on the rim.

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4.7 Help Information

Help information explains the current action and, in

the case of an error code, provides hints for remedy.

Display help information

— Press the HELP key (Fig. 4-10, Pos. 3).

The ! rst screen with help information appears, e. g. to

the screen RIM DATA INPUT (Fig. 4-20).

— Press the HELP key once more to display the next

screen with help information.

(if present)

The second screen with help information to the scree

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RIM DATA INPUT (Fig. 4-21) appears.

Note:

On pressing the HELP key in the last screen with help

information the display jumps to the ! rst screen again.

Quit help information

— Press the ESC key (Fig. 4-10, Pos. 2).

4.8 Stop Button

Refer to Figure 4-22.

T

o perform an immediate stop:

• Press the Stop button:

The electric motor brake is activated to stop wheel

rotation.

In the event the balancer stops unexpectedly:

Check to be sure all inputs were completed prior

to the balancing spin.

If all parameters are inputted correctly:

• Restart the machine:

turn off the unit

turn on the unit again.

• Using the proper procedure input the parameters

and rebalance the tire.

• If the unit does not function correctly,

WARNING: PREVENT ANY FURTHER USE OF THE

UNIT.

• Call service 800-225-5786.

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5.0 Operation

This chapter describes how to operate the unit in order

to balance a wheel.

The standard balancing runs will be described ! rst.

In chapter 5.4 and up special modes and functions

will be described.

Be sure to understand:

- All SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

- The unit, F 4.0.

5.1 Clamping a Wheel

Fig. 5-1

Illustrates clamping a conventional car wheel

using a clamping adaptor on the pilot center of the

wheel.

Clamping adaptor to clamp pilot hole centered wheels

(Fig. 5-1)

1 Cone for car wheels

2 Rim

3 Quick nut with pressure cup

DO NOT USE A HAMMER TO TIGHTEN THE

QUICK NUT.

Wheel mounting requiring special tooling

A clad wheel must be centered properly from the back

side of the wheel using precision collets instead of a

centering cone. A precision collet is normally a dual

sided centering device with low tapers on each side

and has a length of approximately 1.5 inches

.

A centering cone can break off the tabs. See section

3.2 Optional Accessories (Pin Plate Set - Spacer).

5.1.1

Unclamping the Wheel

Note:

While the jaws unclamp, hold the wheel so that it

will not tilt when unclamped.

• Lower the brake pedal (Fig. 5-2).

• Remove the quick–clamping nut from the chuck (3,

Fig. 5-1).

• Remove the wheel.

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