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6.1.3.
repeat the operation on around the circumference of the tyre to make the tyre completely detached from the rim. use the brush to
spread lubricant or thick soap liquid between the lip and rim. Place the wheel with the tyre detached from the rim on the turntable and
operate the clamp pedal fig.2.9 to clamp the rim. Select the outer clamp fig.20 or the inner clamp fig.21 to clamp the wheel according
to different rim designs.
fig.20
6.1.4.
move the hexagonal shaft to the working position making contact
with the rim of the wheel. Press the lock handle button fig.2.2 to
lock horizontal arm. the hexagonal shaft and will automatically move
upwards and backwards a few millimetres so there is not contact
between the demounting head and the wheel rim avoiding damage.
fig.22.
fig.23
6.1.5.
use the tyre lever to lift the lip over the hump of the demounting
head, fig.23. Operate the turntable rotation pedal fig.2.11 to rotate the turntable clockwise until the rim of the wheel is fully released. If
handling a tyre with an inner tube, to avoid damaging the tube, you should keep the valve of the tyre 10cm from the right side of the
demounting head fig.24.
6.1.6.
if the tyre is jammed, stop the machine immediately, lift up the pedal to let the turntable rotate counterclockwise to remove the
resistance.
6.1.7.
take out the inner tube(if required) and then move up the lower lip of the tyre so it contacts with the upper edge of the rim and repeat
step 5.1.6. Detach the other lip fig.25. Operate the column tilt pedal fig.2.8 and the column will tilt backwards allowing removal of the
tyre.
fig.25
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fig.21
fig.22
fig.24
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