IDEAL IWA-60-1500-K User Manual

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IDEAL 60-1500 Wheel Aligner Manual
Table of Contents
I. Introduction...........................................................................................................3
1.1 Warning..................................................................................................................3
1.2 Safety warning.......................................................................................................3
II. Getting Started......................................................................................................5
2.1 Equipment transport conditions.............................................................................5
Uncrating Instructions..................................................................................................5
2.2 Smart LED board...................................................................................................6
2.3 Equipment and Servicing.......................................................................................8
1. Check List.........................................................................................................8
2. Camera Care....................................................................................................9
3. Target Care.......................................................................................................9
III. Installation Guide................................................................................................10
3.1 Installation Dimensions........................................................................................10
3.1.1 Camera Beam Position..............................................................................10
3.1.2 Level Lift.....................................................................................................11
3.2 Positioning............................................................................................................13
3.3 Installing wheel clamps and target.......................................................................14
3.3.1 Installing wheel clamps..............................................................................14
3.3.2 Fixing targets.............................................................................................14
3.4 Installing/Removing brake depressor..................................................................15
3.5 Installing/Removing steering wheel holder..........................................................15
IV. Software..............................................................................................................16
4.1 Opening/Closing Alignment software...................................................................16
4.2 Hot keys...............................................................................................................17
4.3 Visual Check........................................................................................................18
4.4 Standard Measurement.......................................................................................18
4.5 Quick Measurement.............................................................................................37
4.6 Aligner Management............................................................................................40
VTechnical data.............................................................................................................45
5.1 Measuring Range.................................................................................................45
5.2 Power supply unit.................................................................................................45
Appendix I . Troubleshooting.............................................................................................46
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I.
Introduction
The purpose of this manual is to provide safe and practical instructions for operation and maintenance of the imaging wheel aligner.
1.1 Warning
This aligner is designed for INDOOR USE ONLY. Exposure to damp or wet locations can cause damage to the aligner’s components or injury to the user and will void warranty.
The computer in this aligner is capable of connecting to a network and/or the Internet. This functionality is only for use when receiving support for the aligner. The computer should be connected to the Internet if possible, however it should never be used for recreational or administrative purposes. Any malfunctions due to unauthorized software, malware, viruses, or similar web based threats are not
Do not plug in the cabinet power cord until all connections have been verified. Damage or injury can result.
1.2 Safety Warning
This imaging aligner is intended for use by properly trained automotive technicians. The safety messages presented in this section and throughout the manual are reminders to exercise extreme care when performing wheel alignments with this product.
There are many variations in procedure, technique, tools, and parts for servicing vehicles. The manufacturer cannot possibly anticipate or provide advice or safety messages to cover every situation. It is the automotive technician’s responsibility to be knowledgeable about the vehicle to be aligned. It is essential to use proper servicing methods. Always perform wheel alignments in an appropriate manner, that does not endanger operator safety, the safety of others in the work area, the equipment, or the vehicle being serviced.
Read this manual carefully before powering up the aligner. Save this manual, and all supplied illustrative material, in a folder near the aligner cabinet, where it is readily accessible for reference by operators.
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The technical documentation supplied is considered an integral part of this equipment; in the event of sale all relative documentation must remain with the system.
This manual is only valid for the equipment model and serial number indicated on the nameplate of the included aligner. The nameplate is attached to the back of the cabinet.
WARNING
Any modifications to this aligner may cause serious injury or
damage to the aligner. The manufacturer and distributors are not responsible for any injury caused by improper use, abuse, or unauthorized repair.
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II.
Getting Started
2.1 Equipment Transport Conditions
The aligner must be shipped in its original packing and stowed in the position indicated on the outside.
To avoid damage, never place other items on top of the packaging.
Handling of the crated aligner must be performed only with an appropriate lifting device such as a forklift or pallet jack.
Only personnel who are experienced and qualified in freight handling procedures should handle any transportation or moving of the crated aligner.
Inspect for any damage to the crate and notify your local distributor (and/or freight company) immediately if any damage is observed.
Uncrating Instructions:
Carefully remove packing materials. Be careful when cutting banding material as items may loosen and fall, causing personal harm or injury.
Always wear gloves when uncrating to prevent scratches, abrasions, or cuts due to the contact with packing materials.
Retain all packaging in case you need to return any parts for warranty or servicing. Carefully unpack and inventory all items. Familiarize yourself with all components before beginning set up and assembly.
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2.2 Smart LED Board
Smart LED board includes the following features
Target Level Indication
LR Target LF Target RF Target RR Target
If the target is not leveled, LED lights will turn red. When all the lights turn green and the middle two lights start to blink, the target is leveled.
Forward/Backward Moving Car Indication
Position Direction Position Direction
The left line of LED lights represents the position of the vehicle. The right line
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of LED lights shows the direction, forward or backward, of the measured vehicle.
Swing Caster Indication
Direction Angle Direction Angle
The left line of LED lights represents the direction of turning angle, clockwise or counterclockwise, of the measured vehicle. The right line of LEDs show the progress of the turning angle.
Target Blocking Indication
LR Target LF Target RF Target RR Target
When the middle two lights turn red and start to blink, the corresponding target is blocked.
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2.3 Equipment and Servicing
1. Check List
Standard Configuration
Computer 1 Wheel Clamp 4 Post 1 Wheel Stopper 2 Monitor 1 Steering Wheel Holder 1 Cabinet 1 Brake Depressor 1 Software 1 Manual 1 Printer 1 Power Cord 1 Target 1 Set of 4
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Warning
Please use the original accessories provided by the manufacturer. The manufacturer and distributors are not liable for any damage or injury caused by improper use.
2. Camera Care
Keep hand and tools away from camera.
Warning: Keep grease away from the lenses. Do not use water, detergents, or ammonia when cleaning the lenses. Do not use heavy pressure when cleaning. Do not use a shop rag, they may contain particles and chemicals that can damage the lenses.
A non-ammonia cleaner may be sprayed onto a clean, lint free cloth to gently clean the lenses. Non-ammonia glass wipes may also be used, such as Armor All glass wipes..
Do not spray cleaners directly onto the targets.
3. Target Care
Keep targets clean, keep hands and tools away from the surface of targets. Check that wheel clamps and targets are firmly attached and avoid dropping the targets.
Note: When the targets are not in use, detach the targets and
clamps. Store them on the cabinet. Do not put the target faces
downward onto any surface.
Warning: Do not use water, detergents, or ammonia when cleaning the targets. Do not use heavy pressure when cleaning. Do not use a shop rag, they may contain particles and chemicals that can damage the targets.
A non-ammonia cleaner may be sprayed onto a clean, lint free cloth to gently clean the targets. Non-ammonia glass wipes may also be used, such as Armor All glass wipes.
Do not spray cleaners directly onto the targets.
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III.
Installation Guide
3.1 Installation Dimensions
3.1.1 Camera Beam Position >100mm (4 Inches)
Diagram: Distance between post and wall
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Diagram: Distance between cameras to center of turn table. (See Table on page 11)
Diagram: Offset between Camera beam and turn table
L H
1800mm / 71” 550mm / 21.5”
2000mm / 78.75” 550mm / 21.5”
2200mm / 86.5” 600mm / 23.5” 2500mm / 98.5” 600mm / 23.5”
2800mm / 110.25” 600mm / 23.5”
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3.1.2 Lift Levelness
All eight measurement points need to be within 2mm (1/8”)
Diagram: Requirement for leveling lift.
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3.2 Positioning
Diagram: Positioning for fixed camera post & beam assembly.
Measure the distance between the inner sides of the runways on the lift and find the center point. Shown as A and B. Find the center line of the lift using these two points.
With turn table locked, at the alignment level, find the center point of the turn table. Link the two center points of the turn table, as shown at C. From the center line of the turn table, measure L1. Mark the first position of the post
Mark the four point for the base of the post. Shown as E and D.
NOTE:This is also the optimum positioning for mobile units.
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3.3 Installing Wheel Clamps and Target
3.3.1 Installing Wheel Clamps
Caution: Different wheels may have different clamping surfaces. Special
fingers may be required when used on specialty or high end wheels.
3.3.2 Attaching Targets
Always check that wheel clamps are firmly attached to wheels. Socket pins of the measurement board may be lightly lubricated to protect the pin and
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socket. Mount the two small targets in the front and the two larger targets in the rear. Keep the bubble level on top.
3.4 Installing/Removing Brake Depressor
Place a cloth underneath the depressor to protect the seat if necessary. After run out compensation, install the brake depressor for further measurements.
3.5 Installing/Removing Steering Wheel Holder.
The steering wheel holder holds the steering wheel in position and locks the wheels.
1.
Place the steering wheel holder on the seat and press the plate against the seat.
2.
Slide the arms downwards against the seat.
3.
Release the arms so that pressure is exerted on the steering wheel.
4.
Remove in the reverse order.
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