Smc-networks Air Weigh AW5800 User Manual

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Self-Weighing Truck and Trailer Scales
Model AW5800 On-Board Scales
STEER AXLE
DEFLECTION SENSOR KIT
INSTALLATION GUIDE
For Use on Vehicles with Steel Spring Steer Axles
Please Read Before Installing
PN: 901-0059-000 Rev 7
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Page 1 - INSTALLATION GUIDE

Self-Weighing Truck and Trailer Scales™ Model AW5800 On-Board Scales STEER AXLE DEFLECTION SENSOR KIT INSTALLATION GUIDE For Use on Vehicl

Page 2 - Limited Warranty

10 Glue Install – alternative to welding Mark the center of the axle and prepare it for glue. Apply glue to the bottom of the bracket assembly

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11 SENSOR INSTALLATION OVERVIEW DRAWINGS Note: Sensor assembly instructions are the same for welded or glued bracket installation (the following di

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12 Alternate Step 2 and 3: Passenger Side Install - Cover.

Page 5 - INTRODUCTION

13 Air-Weigh recommends the following install procedure: 1. Weld or glue sensor bracket to axle. 2. While weld is cooling or glue is curing, mou

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14 BRACKET AND SENSOR INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Figure 1 Note: Prior to bracket installation, peel off the coating from the bottom of the bracket

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15 Figure 2 3. With 40-grit medium, sand the portion of the axle just marked and cleaned so that it is free of paint and other residues. Clean th

Page 8 - SENSOR INSTALLATION OVERVIEW

16 Figure 4 5. Clean the underside of the bracket assembly (111-0001-000) with (1) of the supplied alcohol pads (Figure 4). Ensure that the brack

Page 9 - B. Weld Bracket

17 Figure 5 8. Dispense and discard a small amount of adhesive to be sure both sides of the glue cartridge are flowing evenly and freely. (Figure

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18 Figure 7 10. Mounting the brackets on the axle. Place the bracket assembly in the center of the axle (Figure 7). Make sure the center mark on

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19 12. The band clamps should be very tight. If necessary, to make the bracket assembly parallel to the axle length, loosen the band clamps and rea

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2 Limited Warranty For product failures due to material or manufacturing defects, Air-Weigh will replace or repair all air suspension components fo

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20 Install comlink and display gauge in cab at this time. Return to sensor installation after glue has cured. Do not move the vehicle with the alignm

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21 23. Mount the sensor in the channels. Align the sensor with the bracket holes (Figure 10, previous page). 24. Place a 3/8" ID flat wash

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22 Figure 11-B Insert the second bolt through the connector assembly bracket tab (110-0080-000), then through the 3/8” ID flat washer. Slide bolt

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23 Note: See 25-D, page 21, for driver side cable run. Figure 12-A 26-P. Passenger side cable run. Insert one of the bolts with washer through

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24 Place a 3/8” ID flat washer on the second bolt. Slide the second bolt through the bracket holes from the front of the vehicle to the rear. Place a

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25 NOTE: A/D refers to the analog-to-digital conversion of the sensor reading. If the reading is below 750, or there is no reading at all follow the

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26 Figure 13 32. Assembling the connectors. Connect the sensor connector to the 15' sensor extension cable (014-1500-028) to form a connector

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27 34. Route the sensor extension cable across the axle, along the frame, and through the cab firewall. NOTE: Be sure to leave enough slack in the ca

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28 extension cable. As in Step 34, route the sensor extension cable across the axle, along the frame, and through the cab firewall to the mounted AW5

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29 Figure 15 39. Mount the cover on top of the sensor and sensor brackets so that the sensor cable is completely under the cover. The bracket ban

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3 Procedure for Warranty Claims 1. In the event Air-Weigh requests to examine product prior to disposition, OR for repairs or replacements, Air-Wei

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30 40. Slip each band clamp over the flange on the ends of the cover and tighten in place (Figures 16 – previous page - and 17). Figure 17 Figur

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31 securing with band clamp (139-0011-000). Place split loom (380-0004-001) over the band clamp where the cable crosses it. Secure the cable to the

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32 Deflection Sensor Specifications Operating Temperature Range: -40 to 85 Degrees C Compensated Operating Temperature Range: -10 to 40 D

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33 APPENDIX A: Teromix-6700 Product Description Teromix-6700 is a polyurethane-based two-component adhesive which cures at room temperature. Curin

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34 Shear Strength: approx. 23 MPa on (measured after 2 d at 23C): approx.13 MPa Cross head speed: 100 mm/minute Paintability: good In service temper

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35 Curing The bonded joint can be worked mechanically after 2 hours at room temperature; a waiting period of 15 minutes is sufficient if an infra-red

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36 1730 Willow Creek Circle • Eugene, Oregon 97402-9152 USA P.O.Box 24308 • Eugene, Oregon 97402-0437 USA Telephone

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4 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION ... 5 Parts & Bill of Materials Referenced In This Guide .

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5 INTRODUCTION The Air-Weigh Steer Axle Deflection Sensor is a major component of several Air-Weigh Tractor/Truck Scale kits. Properly installed, i

Page 33 - Teromix-6700

6 Parts & Bill of Materials Referenced In This Guide Part Number Description Qty 010-0069-00X SENSOR INSTALL

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7 TOOLS REQUIRED (customer provided) Sander with 40-grit medium Chalk or permanent marker Flat blade screwdriver 9/16” wrench Torque wrenc

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8 SENSOR INSTALLATION OVERVIEW Welded Install Note: Welding is the preferred method of installing the deflection sensor brackets. The following inst

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9 6. Weld bracket (see Step B). Allow to cool before removing clamps and alignment tool. 7. Apply epoxy paint to welded area; let dry before procee

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