Observe before installation
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- Observe tire temperature of min. +15°C. (refer to RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HEATING )
- Clean wheel/tire
- Check rim for burrs, wear and other damage
- Clean tire beads and check for evidence of damage
- Check RDC sensor for damage
- Replace rubber valve
Before installation:
IMPORTANT:
Apply antiseize compound to inside of upper bead (1) and to outside of upper and lower sidewall (2) up to upper decorative line.
Apply antiseize compound over entire well area.
Lever sensor spare.
Mounting lower tire bead:
Grip wheel and lay on tire.
IMPORTANT:
Apply a light coating of antiseize compound to fitting head.
Position fitting head (1) as pictured.
IMPORTANT:
Make sure tire is correctly positioned on fitting head. Position bead in relation to fitting head (1) in accordance with equipment manufacturer's instructions.
Position sensor (RDC) (3) and valve min. 10 - 15 cm before traction point/catching point (2).
Sensor must not be subjected to load.
Position sensor (RDC) (3) and valve min. 10 - 15 cm before traction point/catching point (2).
Sensor must not be subjected to load.
Allow fitting machine to rotate slowly.
Guide tire in direction of rotation and press towards well.
Mounting upper bead:
Position sensor (1) in relation to fitting head (2) as pictured.
IMPORTANT:
Make sure tire is correctly positioned on fitting head. Position bead in relation to fitting head (2) in accordance with equipment manufacturer's instructions.
Position sensor (RDC) (1) and valve min. 10 - 15 cm before traction point/catching point.
Sensor must not be subjected to load.
Position sensor (RDC) (1) and valve min. 10 - 15 cm before traction point/catching point.
Sensor must not be subjected to load.
Coat bead holding-down element (3) with antiseize compound and insert.
Allow fitting machine to rotate slowly.
Insert additional bead holding-down elements (1) to hold the bead in the well.
The last part of the bead should jump over the rim flange in the sensor area.
IMPORTANT:
Perform fitting in stages, take short breaks and relieve tension.
Avoid heavy deformations at the traction point.
Do not squash belt edge and sidewalls through holding-down elements.
Never use a tire iron as a holding-down element.
Avoid heavy deformations at the traction point.
Do not squash belt edge and sidewalls through holding-down elements.
Never use a tire iron as a holding-down element.