Tire-SafeGuard TPM-V104-R50H User Manual
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5. Retrain System after Tire Change and/or Rotation
Alter the tires have been changed and/or rotated the system must be
retrained to display the correct tire locations, as follows:
5.1 Retrain System for All Tires
• Press and hold down the Setup Button. Turn on vehicle power.
After 6 seconds the system enters the
Setup
screen; the #1 tire
indicator starts blinking.
Setup
Screen:
• Setup Steps -
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Release 3 PSI or more of air from the #1 tire. This triggers its
sensor to send out a signal. Upon receiving the signal, the
system sets up this tire as the #1 tire location. The system
then moves on to the #2 tire.
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Repeat the above step for the remaining tires (The setup order
must always be from tire #1, #2, …, to the last tire). After
successfully retraining the last tire the system exits the
Setup
mode automatically.
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A simpler way of retraining is: put the system to retraining
mode, follow the setup order and release air
from each tire for
20 seconds without needing to look at the display. After
working on the last tire the retraining will be completed.
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Refill tires to the proper air pressure.
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Turning vehicle power off before finishing always cancels the
setup.
Setup Button
Control Button
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5.2 Retrain System for Some Tires
• To retrain system for tire rotation or replacement with less than
all the tires, get into the
Setup
screen as described above, press
the Control Button to move the blinking icon to the desire tire
location, and then release the associated tire air as described
earlier to set it up.
• Note that each skipped tire will retain its previous location
assignment.
• If there are more tire setup then press the Control Button again
for moving the blinking icon to the next desire tire location, and
then repeat set up procedure.
• Press the Control Button passing the last tire icon to exit the
setup and save the new setting.
• Turning vehicle power off before finish always cancels the setup.