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Introduction / table of contents

1.0 summarize pg 2

1.1 Introduction1.2 Technical Data1.3 Functions & Features 1.4 Safety Requirements 1.5 Safety Precautions

2.0 Installation pg 42.1 Transporting2.2 Unpacking 2.3 Space Required 2.4 Vertical Arm Installation 2.5 Spring Installation 2.6 Wheel Rubber Support Installation2.7 Bead Breaker Blade Installation2.8 Air Storage Installation (Jet Blast Function)2.9 Connection2.10 Operating Test 2.11 Mounting Head Adjustment

3.0 operation pg 9

3.1 Operation 3.2 Breaking The Bead 3.3 Removing The Tire 3.4 Mounting The Tire 3.5 Inflation 3.6 Inflating Tire Using Airline Gauge3.7 Inflating With Jet Blast System (Optional)

4.0 storage pg 15

4.1 Storage

5.0 Maintenance pg 15

5.1 General Warning 5.2 Maintenance Operations

6.0 connection Map pg 18

7.0 parts section pg 20



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FIGURE 1 (Technical Data)

1.1 Introduction Thank you for purchasing one of our Tire Changers. This manual is a integral part of the product. Before using the Tire Changer, read carefully the warnings and instructions contained in this manual since they provide important information on operation safety and maintenance.

Keep this manual for future reference.

1.2 technical dataMax Tire Diameter 44” / 1118 mm Max Tire Width 12.4” / 315 mm Internal Locking Rim Dimensions 10”-22” / 254-559 mmExternal Locking Rim Dimensions 12”-24” / 305-609 mmForce on Bead Breaker Blade 5512 lbs / 2500 kgWorking Pressure 120 psi / 827370873.6 MpaPower Supply Voltage 220V / 110V / 380VMotor Power 1.5 hp / 1.1kWNoise level in working conditions <70 decibels

1. Reverse Control Pedal2. Bead Breaker Control Pedal3. Clamp Control Pedal4. Tilt Pedal5. Inflating Pedal & Jet Blast6. Turntable7. Clamps8. Mounting Head9. Deflating Button10. Air Pressure Gauge11. Mounting Arm12. Locking Button13. Horizontal Arm14. Vertical Arm15. FLR (Filter regulator Lubricator)

16. Bead Breaker17. Wheel Support18. Air Supply



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1.3 safety requirementsThis Tire Changer has been designed and manufactured exclusively for removing and mounting tires from/onto rims from 10’’ to 24’’ and a maximum diameter of 44” inches. Any other use is to be considered incorrect and unreasonable. THE MANUFACTURER can’t be held responsible for any damage caused through the use of this Tire Changer for purposes other than those specified in this manual and therefore inappropriate, incorrect and unreasonable.

1.4 safety precautionsThe Tire Changer may only be used by specially trained and authorized expert personnel. Any tampering or modification to the equipment carried out without the manufacturer’s prior authorization voids warranty. The Tire Changer comes complete with instructions and warning. If they should for any reason be damaged or destroyed please ask immediately for replacements from the manufacturer. Keep it away from combustible explosive objectives, avoid strong light, sunshine and have good ventilation. Make sure to use equipment and accessories installed by a authorized PSE personnel according to the manual. If there are any dangerous conditions, stop the machine and contact the manufacturer. Non-operation personnel should be kept away from the machine. Operators should be protected by the following protective materials (glove, eye-protection glasses and working-clothes) to avoid any accidental injuries.

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2.1 transportingThe Tire Changer must be transported in its original packaging and kept in the position shown on the package itself. The packaged machine may be moved by means of a fork lift truck of suitable capacity.insert the forks at the points shown on the figure below.

2.2 unpackingUse proper protection tools to unpack (gloves etc). Check that the equipment is in perfect condition, making sure that no parts are damaged or missing, if in doubt do not use the machine and contact your retailer. Read the packing list carefully, check if there is anything missing, if in doubt contact your retailer. Put the packing materials (plates, nails, screws, plastic bags) in a safe place.

2.3 space requiredWhen choosing the place of installation be surethat it complies with current safety regulations. This machine must be connected to themain electric power supply and the compressedair system. It is therefore advisable to installthe machine near these power sources. Theplace of installation must also provide at leastthe space shown in the figure to the side, so as toallow all parts of the machine to operate correctlyand without any restriction. If the machine is installedoutside, it must be protected by a storage facility.

FIGURE 2 (Packaging)

FIGURE 3

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2.4 Vertical arm Installation Unscrew the Screws (1), Washers (2) and Box (3). (Figure 4)

Unscrew the Screws (4), Lock Washer (5) and Flat Washer (6) and Pivot Pin (7). (Figure 4)

Remove the Washer (8) and Cylinder Pin (9). Put the Vertical Arm on the Base (be careful to insert the Hose from the Vertical Arm into the Hole on the Base first). (Figure 4)

Mount the Pivot Pin (7), Washers (6), Lock Washers (5) and Screws (4), tighten the Screws. Make sure not to tighten too much, enabling the Cylinder to the Arm without friction.

Put the Cylinder Pin (9) through the Eye Bolt (10) and position the Limiter (11), mount the Bushings (4). (Figure 5)

Mount the Box (3), Washers (2) and Screws (1).

Dismount Side Plate (1), connect the Hose from the Vertical Arm to the Nozzle (2). (Figure 6)

2.5 spring InstallationHold up the Mounting Arm to all the way up, dismantle Screw (1), Cap (2), Mount Spring (3), then tighten Screw (1). (Figure 6)

FIGURE 4 (Vertical Arm Installation) FIGURE 5

FIGURE 6 (Spring Installation)



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FIGURE 7 FIGURE 8

2.7 Bead Breaker Blade Installation Tighten screw (1) and flat washer (2) to mount the bead breaker blade. (Figure 8)

2.8 air storage Installation (Jet Blast Function) Unscrew the Screws (1), Bushings (2), Washers (3), attach the Air Storage Tank and tighten it. Remove the Side Protection Plate (1) (Figure 10), connect two Internal Hoses (2) to the two Nozzles (3) in the Air Storage Tank separately (Figure 9).

FIGURE 10 (Protection Plate)FIGURE 9 (Air Storage Tank)

2.6 Wheel rubber support InstallationAttach the Wheel Rubber Support, by means of Washers (2) and Screws (1). (Figure 7)



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2.9 Mounting the Gauge BoxMount the Gauge Box to the Vertical Arm with Screw (1) and Washer (2) (Figure 11). Connect the Spiral Hose to the Nozzle, situated at the back of the machine (Figure 11).

2.10 connectionBefore making the connections, make sure the characteristics of your system correspond with those required by the machine.

Even small jobs done on the the electrical system must be carried out by professional personnel.

Connect the machine to the electrical network, which must be provided with Line Fuses. An approved ground in compliance with regulations and it must be connected to the circuit breaker.

Note: Should the Tire Changer be lacking an Electrical Plug the user must install one which is at least 15 amp and conforms the voltage of the machine which is in compliance with the regulations in force.

FIGURE 11 (Mounting The Gauge)



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2.11 operating testWhen the Pedal (1) is pressed down, the Turntable should turn in the clockwise direction. When the Pedal is pulled up, the Turntable should turn in the counter clockwise direction.

Note: If the Turntable turns in the opposite direction to that shown, reverse the Wires in the Three Prong Plug.

Pressing the Pedal (2) activates the Bead Breaker; when the Pedal is released the Bead Breaker returns to its original position.

Pressing the Pedal (3) opens the four Clamps; when the Pedal is pressed again they close.

Pressing the Tilt Pedal (4) tilts the Arm; when the Pedal, is pressed again it returns to its working position.

When the Pedal, located on the left side of the machine, is pressed down to the first gear, air is released from the Airline Gauge. Gauge 10 will indicate the pressure after release of air.

When the Pedal, located on the left side of the machine, is pressed down to the Second Gear, air is released from the Airline Gauge along with a powerful jet from the Nozzles located on the Turntable Clamps.

Pressing Button 9, deflates extra pressure from the tire.

Make sure to not lean on the Turntable during this operation. Possible dust and debris could harm the operator’s vision. DO NOT push the Inflating Pedal while working.



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FIGURE 12 (Breaking The Bead)

3.1 operationDon’t use this machine until you have read and understood the entire manual and the warnings. The operation of the Tire Changer is divided into three parts:

1. Breaking The Bead2. Removing The Tire3. Mounting The Tire

Before carrying out any operation, deflate the tire and take off all the Wheel Balancing Weights.

3.2 Breaking the Bead Note: When the Bead Breaker Pedal is operated, anything within the action range of the Bead Breaker Arm can be in danger of being crushed.

Check that tire is deflated. Close the Turntable Clamps completely.

Note: Bead Breaking with the Clamps in the open position can be extremely dangerous for the operator’s hands. During the Bead Breaking operations never touch the side of the tire.

Position the wheel against the Rubber Stop on the right side of the Tire Changer.

Position the Bead Breaking Blade against the Tire Bead at a distance of about 3/8” from the rim. Pay attention to the Blade, which must be correctly set onto the tire, not onto the rim.

Press down Pedal (1) to activate the Bead Breaker and release it when the Blade has reached the end of its travel, and the Bead is broken.

Rotate the tire slightly and repeat the operation around the entire circumference of the Rim, and from both sides, until the Bead is completely detached from the Rim.



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FIGURE 13 (Removing The Tire)

3.3 removing the tire

Before any operation, remove the old Wheel Balancing Weights and check that the tire is deflated. Clean the Turntable. Spread the Grease onto the Tire Bead. Failure to use Grease will cause serious damage to the Tire Bead. When clamping the tire, never have your hands under the tire. To clamp the tire correctly, position the wheel, exactly, at the center of the Turntable.

The rim will lock from outside:

Position the Clamps according to the reference mark on the Turntable by pressing the Pedal down to its intermediate position.

Place the tire on the Clamps while keeping the rim pressed down, press the Pedal as far as it will go.

Rim locking from inside: Position the Clamps so that they are completely closed.

Place the tire on the Clamps and press the Down Pedal to open the Clamps and thereby locking the rim.



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Make sure the rim is firmly gripped by the Clamps. Press the Pedal (4), restore the Vertical Arm to its working position. Push out the Locking Button (12), release Mounting Bar.

Lower the Mounting Bar until the mounting tools rest against the edge of the Rim and lock it using the Locking Button (12). This way, the Mounting Arm is locked in a vertical and horizontal direction and the Mounting Head is automatically moved to a distance of about 2 mm from the rim.

Do not put hands on the wheel, when moving the Mounting Arm to its working position, your hand could be crushed between the rim and the Mounting Head. With the tirebar inserted between the Bead and the front section of the Mounting Head, move the Tire Bead over the Mounting Head.

Note: In order to not damage the inner tube, if there is one, it is advisable to carry out this operation with the Valve 4” inches to the right of the Mounting Head.

Chains, bracelets, loose clothing or foreign objects in the vicinity of moving parts can be dangerous for the operator. With the tirebar held in this position, rotate the Turntable in a clockwise direction by pressing down on Pedal (1) until the tire is completely separated from the rim.

To prevent an accident, keep hands and other parts of the body as far away as possible from the Tool Arm when the Table Top is turning. Remove the inner tube, if there is one, it is unnecessary to release the Mounting Arm, then press the Down Pedal (4).

Repeat the operation for the other Tire Bead.



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3.4 Mounting the tire

Warning: Check the tire and rim to prevent a “tire explosion” during the inflating process. Before the mounting operation make sure that:

The tire and the Cord Fabric are not damaged. If any signs of damage and or defects, do not attempt to mount the tire.

The rim must be dent free and not warped. It is very important with alloy rims, as dents can cause internal micro-cracks, not visible to naked eye. These cracks can compromise the rim and also be a source of danger, especially during inflation.

The diameter of the rim and tire are exactly the same. Never try to mount a tire on a rim if you cannot identify the diameter of both.

Lubricate the Tire Beads with grease in order to avoid damaging them and to facilitate the mounting operation.

If you are tilting the Vertical Arm, be sure that there is no one behind the Tire Changer. It is not necessary when working with the same size rims, to unlock the Mounting Bar. Just tilt back (4) then tilt forward to continue.

Move the tire so that the Bead passes below the front section of the Mounting Head and is brought up against the edge of the rear section of the Mounting Head itself.

Keep the Tire Bead pressed down into the Wheel Rim Channel with your hands, press down on the Pedal (1) to rotate the Turntable clockwise. Continue until you have covered the whole circumference to the Wheel Rim. Insert the inner tube (if there is one).

Repeat the same operations to mount the upper side of the tire.

Note: Dismounting and mounting are always done with the clockwise Turntable rotation, counterclockwise rotation is used only to correct operator error or if the Turntable stalls.

operation

FIGURE 14 (Mounting The Tire)



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FIGURE 15 (Inflating Tire)

3.5 Inflation

Pay strict attention to the following instructions while inflating your tire. There could be a possibilty when inflating your tire a accidental burst could occur. This Tire Changer has no protection for the user or its spectators if a tire were to burst accidentally. Be sure to pay strict attention while inflating your tire.

A burst tire can cause serious injury or even death to the operator. Confirm that the wheel and the tire are of the same size.

Check for any defects, and the condition of wear on the tire, before beginning the installation.

Inflate the tire with brief jets of air, checking the pressure after every jet.

Maximum inflating pressure is 50 psi / 3.5 bar., in any case, never exceed the recommended pressure by the manufacturer.

Keep your hands and body as far away as possible from the tire.

3.6 Inflating tire using airline Gauge To inflate a tire, proceed as follows:

Connect the Airline Gauge Fitting to the Tire Valve.

Make another check to be certain that the tire and rim diameter correspond.

Between air jets, frequently check the pressure until the required pressure is reached.



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Explosion Hazard

Never exceed 50 psi / 3.5 bar while inflating the tire on a fixed position.

If a higher inflating pressure is required, remove the wheel from the Turntable and continue the inflation inside a special protection cage (commercially available).

Never exceed the max inflating pressure given by the tire manufacturer.

Always keep hands and body away from the inflating tire.

Only specially trained PSE personnel are allowed to perform these operations. Do not allow other persons to operate or to stay near the Tire Changer.

3.7 Inflating With Jet Blast system (optional) The Jet Blast Inflation System facilitates inflation of tubeless tires, thanks to a powerful jet of air from the Nozzles positioned under the Clamps.

During this phase of work, the level of noise can reach 85 decibels, it is advisable to use noise protection during this procedure. Lock the wheel on the Turntable and connect the Inflation Head to the Tire Valve.

Check to be certain that rim and beads are sufficiently lubricated. If necessary, lubricate some more.

Make another check to be certain the tire and rim diameter correspond, press Pedal (5) down to the First Gear, directly inflating.

If the bead of the tire is not well seated, due to a strong bead, lift the tire manually until the upper bead seals against the rim. Then press the Pedal (5) all the way down to second gear. A strong jet of air will be released through the Nozzles in the Slides and this will help the bead seal.

Release the tire; set the Pedal (5) to the first gear and continue to inflate the tire with short jets of air while frequently checking the pressure between air jets until the required pressure has been reached.

If the Tire Pressure is to high, press Button (9) on Gauge (10), it will release excess pressure.

Explosion Hazard

Never exceed 50 psi / 3.5 bar, while inflating the Tire on a fixed position.

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If a higher inflating pressure is required, remove the wheel from the Turntable and continue the inflation inside a special protection cage (commercially available).

Never exceed the max inflating pressure given by the Tire Manufacturer.

Always keep hands and body away from inflating Tire.

Only specially trained personnel are allowed to perform these operations. Do not allow other persons to operate or to stay near the Tire Changer.

4.1 storage In the event of storage for long periods of time be sure to disconnect all sources of power and grease the Clamp Sliding Guides on the Turntable to prevent them from oxidizing.

5.1 General Warning Unauthorized personnel may not carry out maintenance work. Regular maintenance, as described in the instructions, is essential for the correct operation and long lifetime of the Tire Changer.

If maintenance is not carried out regularly, the operation and reliability of the machine may be compromised, thus placing the operator and anyone else at risk.

Before carrying out any maintenance work, disconnect the Electric and Pneumatic Supplies. It is necessary to depress the Bead Breaker Pedal 3 to 4 times in order to let the air pressure go out through the Circuit. Defective parts must be replaced, exclusively by expert personnel using the manufacture’s spare parts.

Removing or tampering with Safety Devices (Pressure Limiting and Regulating Valves) represents a concern of safety regulations and will void the warranty.

5.2 Maintenance operations Clean the Turntable once a week with diesel fuel to prevent the build up of dirt. Also, don’t forget to grease the Clamp Sliding Guides, this will prolong the life of the Sliding Guides.

Carry out the following operations, at least once every 30 days:

Check the oil level in the Lubricator Tank (1). If necessary, unscrew Screw (2), remove Lubricator Tank (1), then fill it up with lubricator oil (only specialized oil for compressed air circuit). (Figure 16)



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FIGURE 16 FIGURE 17

Lubrication adjustment, check that a drop of oil is siphoned into the Airline, every 10 times the Pedal (1) is pressed down. If not, regulate, using the Screw (2). (Figure 17)

After 20 days of work, retighten the Clamp Tightening Screws (1) and the Screws on the Turntable Slides (2).

If the Turntable doesn’t work, it may be caused by a loose Drive Belt, check it as follows:

Before any operations, disconnect the Electric Power Supply.

Remove the left side Body Panel of the Tire Changer.

Tighten the Drive Belt, by means of the special adjusting Screw (1) on the Motor Support. (Figure 17)



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FIGURE 18 FIGURE 19

If the Clamps open/close slowly, it may be necessary to clean or replace the Silencer foropening/closing Clamps and proceed as follows: (Figure 20)

1. Remove the Left Side Panel of the machine. 2. Unscrew the Silencer on the Clamp opening/closing Pedal.3. Clean by a jet of compressed air, or if damaged, replace by referring to the spare parts catalogue.

If the speed of the Bead Breaker Blade becomes slow, it may be necessary to clean or replace the Silencer of the Bead Breaker Blade and proceed as follows (Figure 21):

1. Remove the Left Side Panel of the machine. 2. Unscrew the Silencer on the Bead Breaker Blade Pedal. 3. Clean by a jet of compressed air, or if damaged, replace by referring to the spare parts catalogue.

FIGURE 20 FIGURE 21



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connection Map

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No. Symbol Qty.40 07113 141 07116 1542 07117 1543 07118 644 N0620 145 TD006 146 07120 147 PD004 248 M1004 249 07121 150 KZ802 251 W7101 152 07122 153 W7102 254 07122 155 M1018 156 07123 157 07124 158 07125 159 N0620 160 TD006 161 N0620 162 TD006 163 07126 164 W7103 165 07127 166 07128 167 N1020 168 TD010 169 07129 170 07115 171 07130 172 M1010 173 W7104 174 ZK030 175 W7105 176 07131 177 N1020 178 TD010 1



Warranty Activation FormATTENTION: MAIL TODAY TO ACTIVATE YOUR WARRANTY !

WARRANTY IS NON-TRANSFERABLE

Company Name: ______________________________________________________Owner / Shop Manager: ________________________________________________address: ____________________________________________________________Phone: ( ) ________________Fax: ( ) _______________Cell: ( ) _______City/State/Province/Zip: ________________________________________________E-mail: ______________________________________________________________

Purchased From: ____________________________________ Purchase Date: ____address: _____________________________________________________________City: ________________________________State: ___________________ Zip: ____Office Phone: ( ) ____________________ Cell Phone: ( ) ________________

FOLD IN HALF, TAPE TOP, APPLY STAMP & MAIL !!!

MODEL NO: pse tc-470CAPACITY:

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pse tc-470

Pro-Series EquipmentP.O. Box 734Franklin, IN

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