Maha Energy IW4 WB / WBV, IW7 WB / WBV Symbol Description, Ready, Power on, Automatic/Malfunction

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IW4/IW7 WB/WBV

Operations

3 Operations

3.1Symbol Description

These symbols describe the signal lamps and operational elements which are located on the front of the test stand. Various switches are optional and may not be available.

Symbol

Description

Ready

When this lamp is lit, the brake pedal may be operated (and/or Hand brake) .

Power ON

When this lamp is lit the test stand is ready for operation.

Automatic/Malfunction

Standard test stand: The red malfunction lamp is located on the left of this symbol. To the right is the Power-On button.

Test stand with MB-Mode: The green lamp indicates that the test rig is in automatic operation.

Zero point-Potentiometer

Using the zero-point potentiometer on the right hand side of the test rig the pointers on the analog-display can be adjusted. In order to do this, the Power-On button must be pressed while the potentiometer is being turned.

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Contents IW4 WB / WBV IW7 WB / WBV IW4/IW7 WB/WBV Maintenance, Error Codes SafetyDescription OperationsIW4/IW7 WB/WBV Introduction General Information about Brake TestingPrinciple of 4 Wheel Drive Vehicle with a Driven Axle2 4-Wheel Drive Vehicle Disengageable drive shaft leading to the differential Testing of various 4-wheel drive typesRigid drive shaft between the differentials Main switch fuse Main switch fuse with special voltage Technical DataElectrical Data Wheel driveTest speed Mechanical DataRoller friction coefficients Display range depending on modelNoise Emission Standard Equipment IW4/IW7 WB/WBV 4WDElectronic OptionalEquipment IW7 MB Version Safety Safety Regulations for Service Work Safety Regulations for CommissioningSafety Regulations during Operation Exchange of Parts Combination with AccessoriesFurther Information Lockable Main Switch Safety FeaturesPit Safety Option Sensor Rollers Brake TesterPower on Symbol DescriptionReady Automatic/MalfunctionPit Safety Device Remote ControlRoller Heating GraphicSpeed Switch-Over Symbol Description Driving Direction ReverseSlip Switch-Off Control MB-Mode Unoccupied-Simulation for Weight SimulatorIW7 Equipment Variations IW7 4 wd Standard equipment iwth optional accessoriesIW4/IW7 WB/WBV IW7 4 wd Mercedes Benz-version IW4 expansion step IW4 Equipment VariationsIW4 expansion level IW4/IW7 WB/WBV Running a Brake Test Preparations for a Brake TestOvality Test optional Determining the Roller ResistanceApply moderate force to the brake pedal Ovality MeasurementBrake Test Maximum Brake Force TestImbalance Display Optional Special Features on Test Stands with MB ModeSelect weight transfer Special Points about the Sweden ModeSpecial Points about the Portugal-Mode Drive onto the test standSlip is too small Special Points about the Hongkong ModeTest Procedure IW4/IW7 WB/WBV Maintenance of the Roller Set Maintenance, Error CodesGeneral Error Codes Description of Error CodesSwitch Driving Direction Reverse to position Selector switch Driving DirectionNotify the customer service dept Immediately when sensor roller defects occurAdditional Defect Codes on 4-Wheel Drive Test Stands Installation and Dismantling of the Test StandPage Page Qualitätsnachweis Produkte Installation, Inbetriebnahme & Nachfolgeservice

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