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860-7104-19 DTB Operation Manual
NOTE: Conveyors should be started and allowed to run for a few
mintues to warm up O-Rings. This will ensure ecient product
transfer. After starting ex conveyor, ensure ALL rollers are
turning. Manually turn any rollers that are slipping to get each
started. NEVER put your hands between the rollers. After all
rollers are started, run conveyor for 5 minutes. This will improve
product transfer and extend O-Ring lifespan.
Ensure adjacent legs/casters are on same oor surface at
joints between ex sections to prevent uneven roller height.
If product is jammed, clear condition right away to prevent O-Ring
wear.
PROCEDURE TO SAFELY DISCONNECT FLEX
CONVEYOR
1. Turn unit o using the AC Selector on the left mast.
2. Mechanically disconnect sections.
3. Unplug electrical connector.
4. Ensure plug is lifted o the ground.
5. Disconnect strain relief.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
Daily Maintenance
Keep conveyor clean and free of debris, dirt and grease
accumulation.
Inspect wires and cables for damage. If damage to wires or cable
is found, disconnect power supply immediately. Do not operate
unit until proper repairs are made.
Verify all Start/Stop switches and sensor operate properly.
Weekly Maintenance
Clean roller grooves with mild detergent or denatured alcohol to
ensure traction between O-Ring and roller. Clean rollers more
frequently in dusty environments. For conveyors that have been
out of operation, clean rollers before start-up.
Inspect side link nuts and bolts for looseness or missing parts.
Tighten or replace as needed.
Inspect casters to verify swivel function, brake function and roll
ability.
O-Rings
Standard O-Ring for unit is light green #004739. Operating
temperature range is 30 to 130
o
F. Low temperature version is
clear, part #004739-001. Operating temperature is -30 to 130
o
F.
ALWAYS observe O-Ring wear and tear. Replace damaged
O-Rings to prevent others from wearing.
NEVER use lubricant near O-Rings.
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Flex conveyor is powered and has multiple pinch
points. As a result, it is a hazard. Use handles on
either sides when conveyor needs to be repositioned.
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