- [Instructor] Introducing the Snap-On EEWB3348
motorized wheel balancer with an improved interface.
This wheel balancer is a top choice
for today's high volume shops.
The EEWV3348A features extremely fast data entry
and low cycle time.
It features a touch screen monitor
for easy-to-read measurement results.
It has an automatic mode selection using the safe arm
to precisely locate optimum weight locations.
Place tape weights with laser guided accuracy.
A sonar sensor measures rim with automatically
for steel wheel applications.
LED back-lighting illuminates the inside of the wheel
for improved visibility of your work area.
Hide weights behind rim spokes using split mode,
and enjoy improved throughput times
on one of the easiest to use balancers on the market today.
The ERWB334A motorized wheel balancer,
fast, accurate, and only from Snap-On.
(upbeat music)
Thank you for purchasing
the Snap-On EEWB334A wheel balancer.
This video will show you the use and advanced features
found on this state-of-the-art piece of equipment.
To start balancing a wheel entire assembly,
first, check the flange and corresponding wheel surface
to make sure they're clean and free of dirt.
Also inflate the tire to the proper pressure.
Dismount the tires and remove any foreign matter
inside if necessary.
Select the proper cone size and place it on the shaft.
Next, lift the tire and wheel assembly onto the shaft.
Use the quick nut and pressure cup to tighten the assembly.
For wheels with plastic cladding,
use a pin plate and college system.
This will prevent damage to the plastic cladding
and help ensure a more accurate balance.
Now inspect the tire tread, remove any embedded rocks,
debris, or existing wheel weights.
Use the safe arm to find the proper weight placement
locations on the wheel.
Touch the rim lift for clip on weights
and inside the wheel for tape weights.
The sonar sensor will automatically pick up the outside
of the wheel on steel rims when the hood is closed.
On the screen, you'll see the weight required
to balance the inside and outside plane of the wheel.
For the inside plane, touch the screen
and the wheel will automatically index
to the proper position.
The laser pointer will show you the precise location
for weight placement.
Hold the foot brake to keep the wheel in position.
Attach the weight where indicated by the laser.
Clip weights don't use the laser to place weights.
Simply attach the weight at the 12 o'clock position.
For the outside plane,
touch the screen to index this position
and use the laser guide to place the weight.
Use spoke mode to split weights on the outside plane
and hide them behind the wheel spokes.
Select the spoke button on screen,
press the spoke selection button until you arrive
at the correct number of spokes.
Rotate the tire to the 12 o'clock position.
Select the spoke button.
The balancer will automatically compute
the desired weight locations.
Splitting the weight behind two wheel spokes
creates a cleaner looking balanced rim.
Thank you for choosing your Snap-On EEWB334A wheel balancer.
For tech support, call 800-225-5786.