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Keep framework and conveyor belts clean of dirt build-up, grease and oil residues.
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Inspect the conveyor belts for wear.
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Inspect for worn or broken electrical connections
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If supplied, check that all casters are in the locked position.
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Inspect the drive belts for proper belt tension and belt tracking—refer to the user manual. Note: Correct tension and tracking will prolong belt and drive bearing life
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Lubricate the front and rear drive chains and shafts with a Moly-type spray chain lube
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Cycle the height and width adjustments and check for binding
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Inspect the electric motor for evidence of oil leakage, noise or vibration and keep unit free of dirt. Excess accumulation of dirt or grease will affect the proper cooling of the units
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Lubricate the height-adjustment track with grease (JAX Magna-Plate 44-2 from Behnke Lubricants, or equivalent).
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Inspect the drive belts. The drive and idle pulleys should be inspected for bearing wear and pulley damage. Remove any dirt build-up before drive belts are re-installed. Refer to Service and Maintenance Procedures.
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Check the tension of the side-belt chain drive. Note: Proper tension is achieved when the horizontal sag in the chain measures between ⅛” and ¼” with the drive belts in a fully opened position—refer to the user manual.
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Check and lubricate the swivel casters if equipped.
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Check for any loose or missing fasteners.
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