CONVEY-ALL CST-1550, Руководство оператора

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Revised 05.2021 4-9
Operator’s Manual: CST-1550
4.3.3 Conveyor Belt Replacement:
Slave Conveyor Belt Replacement:
1. Remove the discharge hood from slave
conveyor.
2. Rotate the belt until the lacing is accessible
at the discharge.
3. Loosen the belt tension.
4. Disconnect the conveyor belt by removing
the lacing cable.
5. Attach the new belt to the end of the existing
belt.
6. Pull the old belt out of the machine.
- The new one will thread into position.
7. Disconnect the old belt and connect the
ends of the new one together.
- Cut off excess cable.
- Crimp lacing at one end to lock cable in
place.
- Cut and taper the corners of the trailing
end of the belt.
IMPORTANT:
Taper the trailing belt corners,
so they doesn’t catch when rotating.
8. Tension and align the new conveyor belt.
Rear (Incline) Conveyor Belt Replacement:
9. Remove the access panel in the rear
conveyor.
10. Rotate the belt until the lacing is accessible.
11. Loosen the belt tension.
12. Disconnect the conveyor belt by removing
the lacing cable.
Fig 71 - Rear conveyor, access panel removed
Fig 72 - Alligator lacing on rear conveyor paddle belt
13. Attach the new belt to the end of the existing
belt.
14. Pull the old belt out of the machine.
- The new one will thread into position.
15. Disconnect the old belt and connect the
ends of the new one together.
- Cut excess cable.
- Crimp lacing at one end to lock cable in
place.
- Cut and taper the corners of the trailing
end of the belt.
16. Tension and align the new conveyor belt.
Check the tension and alignment of the conveyor
belt frequently during the first 10 hours of
operation. Adjust as required. Then, go to the
regular service schedule.
Normally a conveyor belt will seat itself during
the first 10 hours of operation and then require
less or no adjustment.
Direction of
Belt Travel