Balancing Programs - Bosch Start Line WBE 260 Originalbetriebsanleitung

en 32 | Start Line WBE 260 | Program layout
7.3 Keystroke combination for changing
between functions
Keystroke combination Description
Changing between grams and ounces
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Automatic start of measurement
when closing the wheel-guard hood
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Calibration, internal scales, A and D
values
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Weight calibration
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Calling up the "Attaching concealed
weights" program
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After the selected function has ended, the data are
retained.
7.4

Balancing programs

Symbol Description
DYN: Dynamic clip weights, on both
sides of the rim.
For the balancing of steel rims.
STA: Choose static balancing if no bal-
ancing weights are fitted to both sides
of a wheel or to the wheel(s) on a mo-
torbike.
ALU1: Balancing of light alloy rims by
attaching adhesive balance weights to
the inner and outer side of a rim.
ALU2: Attach clip-on balance weights
and adhesive balance weights to inside
of rim.
ALUS: Adhesive balance weights to any
locations on inside of rim
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We recommend using the static balancing program
for wheel widths of less than 3.5 inches (8.9 cm).
For static balancing, to eliminate static imbalance,
adhesive balance weights can be attached to one
side of the rim or or adhesive balance weights can
be attached to the center of the rim. Only the di-
ameter is relevant to the imbalance result. No other
parameters are relevant.
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Press "F" to choose static balancing mode. Press
"ALU" to choose a different balancing mode.
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An LED displays the status of the balancing program.
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In accordance with standard practice, the inside of
the tire faces the machine while the outside of the
tire faces away from the machine.
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7.5 Standard program for input of rim
data
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The form of input for rim data depends on the
choice of balancing program.
To balance a wheel successfully, please enter the fol-
lowing parameters:
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Rim distance: Distance between wheel and
WBE 260.
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Rim diameter: The nominal diameter of the rim.
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Rim width: In the standard program, to be read from
or measured on the rim.