SATA AE1032H Manual De Instrucciones página 63

- Key to danger/warning decals
RISK OF CRUSHING
Never place any part of the body, particu¬larly your hands, between the
bead breaker disc or the demounting/mounting tools and the wheel. Never
place your hand between the turntable and the wheel.
RISK OF CRUSHING
Never place any part of the body between the wheel lifter and any other
component with which it comes into contact.
NEVER STAND BEHIND THE MACHINE
Only one operator may operate and use the machine.
NEVER stand or walk close to the machine when it is in operation. The tool-
holder arm and the bead breaking unit have a lateral opening.
NEVER STAND BEHIND THE MACHINE
Never place any part of the body, particu¬larly your hands, between the
demounting/ mounting tool and the wheel.
RISK OF CRUSHING
Never place any part of the body, particu¬larly your hands, between the
demounting/ mounting tool and the wheel.
- Preliminary checks
• Check that there is a pressure of at least 8 bar on the pressure gauge of the
Filter Regulator + Lubricator unit.
• Check that the machine has been adequa¬tely connected to the power mains.
- Deciding from which side of the wheel the tyre must be demounted (fig. 6).
• Find the position of the drop centre A on the wheel rim. Find the largest width B
and the smallest width C.
• The tyre must be demounted or mounted with the wheel positioned on the
turntable with the side with the smallest width C facing upward.
- Special instructions
• Some types of wheels on the market require special procedures and precautions which differ from the standard
procedure.
• This applies in particular to the following types of wheels:
Alloy rim wheels: some wheels have alloy rims where the drop centre A is very small or non-existent - fig. 11-B. These rims
are not approved by the DOT (Department of Transportation) standards - these initials certify that tyres comply with the
safety standards adopted by the United States and Canada (these wheels cannot be sold in these markets).
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