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Figure 27. Bolts at rear of belt
guard
Figure 28. Bolt on front of belt guard
3. Carefully maneuver the belt guard out.
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1. Use the belt tensioning gauge, as follows:
The proper deflection for this unit is 0.2184” (7/32”) just short of 1/4” (Figure 29). For new belts the
tension should be 6.4 lb. For adjusting the tension, it should be 4.4 to 5.7 lb (Figure 30). This is measured
in the middle of the span with pressure applied to it perpendicularly to each belt (Figure 31).
1. Remove bolt.
2. Pull out drawer to
access belt guard
3. Remove bolts
from belt guard
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