CONVEY-ALL 2245-TL, Руководство оператора

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Operator’s Manual: 2200-TL Series Conveyor
4-8 Revised 06.2016
4.3 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
This section contains more detailed information
regarding the conveyor belt and engine care.
Refer to the engine manual for specifics on your
particular model.
WARNING: Rotating Belt Hazard
Turn off engine. Lock out power and wait
for belts to stop moving.
4.3.1 Conveyor Belt Tension:
The tension of the belt should be checked weekly, or
more often if required, to be sure that it does not slip.
To maintain the belt, follow this procedure:
Use the drive box tension bolts to adjust the belt.
This conveyor has a Positive Pinch Drive.
When loading on the belt gets heavier, the pinch
roller tightens against the drive roller in proportion.
This provides more torque
Tighten the tension bolts completely.
When the conveyor belt is tensioned correctly, the
arm at the end of the spring should sit vertical. It can
also be angled back, away from the tension bolt by
as much as 2 inches. This indicates that the belt is a
well adjusted, and is a good length.
The arm should never be angled towards the tension
bolt. This indicates the belt is too long. Measure the
angle. If the belt angles 2 inches away from vertical,
cut and re-lace the belt 4 inches shorter.
If the arm is touches the far edge (away from the
tension bolt), the belt is too short. Remove and
replace with longer belt.
Fig 63 - Tension Bolt
Fig 64 - Tension Indicator