Wheel Balancing: Get Help Now!

Hello.
Has anyone ever used a device that allows you to balance wheels while they are still mounted on the vehicle?
The device is manufactured by the company Beissbarth.
Please get in touch if you have experience with this.

Best regards,
Hans.

Beissbarth offers a wide range of different devices for that purpose.
What exactly do you want to know?

*edit* Oh, on a car... I did that once, but it was a long time ago.

What exactly is it about? Maybe I can remember something useful .

It's not done very often anymore, as it's rarely necessary. Do you have a significant imbalance? Have you ever checked it due to a high vibration and used a calibrated balancing machine?

Hello,
First of all, thank you for your interest.
It's about the following:
I bought this device at an auction, but unfortunately, it came without a user manual or any other documentation.
I need someone to give me a nudge.
- Function of switches, buttons, and controls.
- How to use this device.
- or a user manual for this device.

Best regards,
Hans.

Hi.

As mentioned, I can't quite remember how to do that from the top of my head.
Could you please take some photos of it, especially a clear one of the control panel/buttons?
You might also be able to find a more precise model designation.

Then we can "rhyme" it together.

P.S. Have you already emailed Beissbarth? Maybe they can send you the instructions.

Quote:

Hello, here are the details from the nameplate. No.: W330 211 Year of manufacture: 1977? and an engine number, which, I believe, is probably not significant. is. Best regards, Hans

Okay, let's continue here. What about the photos, or the email to Beissbarth? I can't help you with that without at least some photos.

Hello,
I've attached a picture of the grate. (Hopefully, it works.)
In addition, there is a switch with two positions on the side.

Best regards,
Hans

Oh dear... this is really presented in a very "austere" way. Unfortunately, I can't really relate to it.

It seems the only options are to email Beissbarth or perhaps visit the nearest automotive trade association (e.g.) and ask a master mechanic who is "more experienced."

But maybe someone else has an idea.

Hello Smurfette,
Too bad the machine is too old for you. Maybe you could describe how you've handled more modern devices.
Beissbarth hasn't contacted me yet.
Best regards,
Hans.