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4. Common Error Codes & Troubleshooting

| Symptom | Possible Cause (Manual Reference) | Corrective Action | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Table won't rotate | Motor overload protector tripped | Reset button on motor housing. Wait 5 min. | | Bead breaker sticks | Low air pressure / Dirty slide rods | Check shop air (min 145 PSI). Lubricate rods with light oil. | | Rim clamp slips | Worn clamp jaws or low pneumatic pressure | Replace jaw inserts (Part # EX60-JAW). Adjust regulator to 160 PSI. | | Demount head scratches rim | Incorrect head height adjustment | Loosen lock bolt, adjust head to 2mm above rim flange. |

Step 5: Positioning the Weight

This is the "Clock" method:

  1. Turn the wheel slowly by hand.
  2. Watch the LED position indicators on the display.
  3. Rotate the wheel until the LED lights up at the top (12 o'clock position).
  4. The display will tell you if that position is for the Inner weight or Outer weight.
  5. Place the corresponding weight (usually clip-on or adhesive) at the 12 o'clock position.

Note: The Exact 60 allows for different weight placement modes (standard clip-on, hidden weights behind spokes, etc.). The manual often references "ALU" modes for alloy wheels, which changes where you measure. For standard steel wheels, stick to the basic mode.

Chapter 3: Operating the Corghi Exact 60 – A Step-by-Step Workflow

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2. Core Technical Specifications

| Parameter | Value | |-----------|-------| | Max tyre diameter | 2000 mm (78.7”) | | Max tyre width | 780 mm (30.7”) | | Max rim diameter | 42” | | Max wheel weight | 1200 kg (2645 lbs) | | Hydraulic pump motor | 3 kW / 4 HP (400V triphase) | | Hydraulic pressure | 160–180 bar (2320–2610 psi) | | Bead breaker force | ~35 kN (7874 lbf) | | Turntable rotation | Hydraulic motor, reversible | | Mounting tool movement | Hydraulic with manual joystick |

The Calibration Routine (Self-Calibration)

If you suspect your machine is lying to you, it might need recalibration. While the exact button combination can vary slightly by the specific revision board (Red board vs. Blue board), the standard Corghi Exact 60 calibration procedure is roughly as follows: I’m not sure which “Corghi Exact 60” manual

  1. Zero the Machine: Remove the wheel. Spin the shaft with nothing on it.
  2. Enter Calibration Mode: Usually, this involves turning the machine on while holding a specific button (often the "CAL" or a combination of dimension buttons). Refer to your specific board sticker for this.
  3. The Test Weight: The machine will ask you to attach a specific calibration weight (usually 100g or 5oz) to a specific hole on the shaft flange.
  4. Spin: Close the hood and let it spin. It will memorize the vibration signature of that weight.
  5. Confirm: Once it stops, the display should flash or return to zero.
  6. Verify: Put a wheel on, balance it, add weights, and spin again. It should read 0-0.

Step-by-Step: How to Balance a Wheel

If you don't have the manual, here is the standard operating procedure derived from the original documentation.

Consumables & parts to keep on hand