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If the belt slips or won’t move but the drive runs on your HYTROL Accessories, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, the conveyor might be overloaded. Make sure to check the conveyor's capability and reduce the load to the recommended level. Alternatively, the belt might be too loose. In this case, slightly loosen the Take-Up, ensuring the pulley remains square in the frame.
Check received items against bill of lading and examine for damage. Move crates to installation area.
Contact dealer or nearest Integration Partner. Provide model/serial number and description.
Follow guarding, clearance, and signaling rules during installation to prevent hazards.
Ensure only trained personnel operate, areas are clear, no unauthorized riding, and proper stopping devices are used.
All maintenance by qualified personnel. Lockout/tagout procedures and safety guards must be in place.
Steps to assemble conveyor beds, attach supports, adjust elevation, and tighten hardware.
Electrical controls and wiring must be installed by a qualified electrician conforming to codes.
Procedures for threading the belt, inserting the lacing pin, adjusting tension, and tracking.
Instructions for adjusting belt tension by tightening or loosening the take-up bolts.
Details on how to assemble intermediate sections, including cutting excess rail and attaching guards.
Steps for mounting the torque arm to the gearmotor, adjusting its position, and securing it.
Overview of mounting options for different gearmotor brands like KT/SEW, NORD, Sumitomo.
Procedure to change gearbox position by unbolting and rotating the gearbox.
Check for foreign objects, turn on conveyor, and verify motors and moving parts are working.
How to track the conveyor belt by adjusting pulleys and idlers to ensure proper alignment.
Common drive and belt tracking issues with causes and solutions.
Bill of Materials (BOM) for the common HSS unit, listing part numbers and descriptions.
Exploded view and parts list for the tail assembly.
Exploded view and parts list for the intermediate section assembly.
Information on identifying bed gauge based on width, length, and type (Square, Round, Diamond).
Exploded view and parts list for the center drive assembly.
Exploded view and parts list for the end drive assembly.
Suggested actions for motor maintenance like checking noise, temperature, and mounting bolts.
Suggested actions for reducer maintenance, including checking noise, temperature, and oil level.
Suggested actions for bearings, pulleys, and rollers maintenance like checking noise and mounting bolts.
General check for structural integrity, tightening loose bolts and set screws.
Table detailing bearing set screw torque values for different brands and sizes.
Check received items against bill of lading and examine for damage. Move crates to installation area.
Contact dealer or nearest Integration Partner. Provide model/serial number and description.
Follow guarding, clearance, and signaling rules during installation to prevent hazards.
Ensure only trained personnel operate, areas are clear, no unauthorized riding, and proper stopping devices are used.
All maintenance by qualified personnel. Lockout/tagout procedures and safety guards must be in place.
Steps to assemble conveyor beds, attach supports, adjust elevation, and tighten hardware.
Electrical controls and wiring must be installed by a qualified electrician conforming to codes.
Procedures for threading the belt, inserting the lacing pin, adjusting tension, and tracking.
Instructions for adjusting belt tension by tightening or loosening the take-up bolts.
Details on how to assemble intermediate sections, including cutting excess rail and attaching guards.
Steps for mounting the torque arm to the gearmotor, adjusting its position, and securing it.
Overview of mounting options for different gearmotor brands like KT/SEW, NORD, Sumitomo.
Procedure to change gearbox position by unbolting and rotating the gearbox.
Check for foreign objects, turn on conveyor, and verify motors and moving parts are working.
How to track the conveyor belt by adjusting pulleys and idlers to ensure proper alignment.
Common drive and belt tracking issues with causes and solutions.
Bill of Materials (BOM) for the common HSS unit, listing part numbers and descriptions.
Exploded view and parts list for the tail assembly.
Exploded view and parts list for the intermediate section assembly.
Information on identifying bed gauge based on width, length, and type (Square, Round, Diamond).
Exploded view and parts list for the center drive assembly.
Exploded view and parts list for the end drive assembly.
Suggested actions for motor maintenance like checking noise, temperature, and mounting bolts.
Suggested actions for reducer maintenance, including checking noise, temperature, and oil level.
Suggested actions for bearings, pulleys, and rollers maintenance like checking noise and mounting bolts.
General check for structural integrity, tightening loose bolts and set screws.
Table detailing bearing set screw torque values for different brands and sizes.
General| Brand | HYTROL |
|---|---|
| Model | HSS |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
