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If your HYTROL Accessories conveyor won't start or the motor frequently quits, the issue might be due to the motor being overloaded. Check for any overloading of the conveyor. Another cause could be that the motor is drawing too much current. In this case, inspect the heater or circuit breaker and replace it if necessary.
Why is my HYTROL 190-ACC Accessories motor overheating?
If the motor or reducer in your HYTROL Accessories is overheating, several factors could be the cause. First, the conveyor might be overloaded; check its capacity and reduce the load to the recommended level. Excessive accumulation pressure can also lead to overheating. Low voltage to the motor may be a factor, so have an electrician check and correct it. Additionally, check the lubricant level in the reducer and relubricate it according to the manufacturer's recommendations. For a HYTROL reducer, refer to the separate manual. Finally, overly tight V-belts can cause overheating; reposition the take-up sheaves further from the double groove sheave.
What to do if HYTROL 190-ACC Accessories belt slips?
If the belt on your HYTROL Accessories is slipping or won’t move but the drive is running, it could be due to several reasons. The conveyor might be overloaded, so check its capability and reduce the load if necessary. Alternatively, the belt might be too loose; try re-positioning the take-up sheaves closer to the double groove sheave. Too much pressure against the belt could also be the problem; in this case, loosen the spring tension on the pressure rollers.
How to fix loud grinding noise HYTROL Accessories?
A loud popping or grinding noise in your HYTROL Accessories could stem from a few issues. It might be due to a defective bearing, in which case you should replace the bearing. Another possibility is loose set screws in the bearing; try tightening the set screws. A loose drive chain can also cause such noises, so ensure you tighten the chain.
Why HYTROL 190-ACC drive chain wears quickly?
Excessive wear on the drive chain and sprockets of your HYTROL Accessories can be attributed to a few causes. Lack of lubrication on the chain can lead to chain stretch, causing improper chain-to-sprocket mesh; in this case, replace the chain and sprockets and provide adequate lubrication. Note that if the problem reoccurs, a chain take-up may be required. Misalignment of the sprockets can also cause wear, so align the sprockets. Finally, a loose chain can contribute to wear, so make sure to tighten the chain.
What to do if HYTROL Accessories tread rollers not turning?
If the belt is moving but the tread rollers aren't turning on your HYTROL Accessories, it could be because there isn't enough pressure against the belt from the pressure rollers. Try tightening the spring tension on the pressure rollers in the area of the stalled rollers. Another cause could be a bolt in the suspension angle binding, preventing adjustment of the pressure rollers; loosen the bolt and adjust the spring tension as required, checking for burrs or foreign material behind the angles. Missing or broken springs or adjustment nuts can also be the cause, so replace and re-adjust them.
Why is my HYTROL Industrial Equipment conveyor not starting or quitting frequently?
Your HYTROL Industrial Equipment conveyor might not be starting or could be quitting frequently due to the motor being overloaded. Check for overloading of the conveyor. Another cause could be the motor drawing too much current. In this case, check the heater or circuit breaker and replace it if necessary.
What to do if my HYTROL Industrial Equipment motor or reducer is overheating?
If your HYTROL Industrial Equipment motor or reducer is overheating, it could be due to several reasons. The conveyor might be overloaded, so check its capacity and reduce the load to the recommended level. Also, the voltage to the motor could be low, so have an electrician check and correct as necessary. Other potential causes include low lubricant level in the reducer (relubricate per manufacturer’s recommendations; for HYTROL reducer, refer to separate manual) or one or more V-belts being too tight (re-position take-up sheaves further from double groove sheave).
What to do if HYTROL Industrial Equipment belt slips or won’t move, but drive runs?
If the belt on your HYTROL Industrial Equipment is slipping or won’t move but the drive is running, it could be that the conveyor is overloaded. Check the capability of the conveyor and reduce the load to the recommended level. Another possibility is that the belt is too loose, so re-position the take-up sheaves closer to the double groove sheave.
Why does the drive chain and sprockets wear excessively on my HYTROL Industrial Equipment?
Excessive wear on the drive chain and sprockets of your HYTROL Industrial Equipment can be caused by a lack of lubrication on the chain, leading to chain stretch and improper chain-to-sprocket mesh. Replace the chain and sprockets and provide adequate lubrication. Note: If the problem reoccurs, a chain take-up may be required. Another cause could be sprockets that are out of alignment. Also, a loose chain can cause excessive wear, so tighten the chain.
General| Brand | HYTROL |
|---|---|
| Model | 190-ACC |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
