S-CON®BABY(SBF and SBT models)(BFS and BTS models)

OPERATING AND SERVICE MANUAL

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Thank you very much for purchasing our S-CON®BABY. To use the machine
properly, please read this operating and service manual carefully before use. Keepthe manual where the machine is installed, so that it may be referred to whenneeded.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1．Caution When Handling ………………………………… 4
2．Component Names
3．Assembly……………………………………… 8…………………………………………………… 10

4．Running the Conveyor …………………………………… 17
5．Taking up the Belt ………………………………………… 19
6．Belt Alignment Adjustment…………………………… 20

7．Belt Replacement ………………………………………… 23
8．Motor-pulley Replacement ……………………………… 24
9．Removal of Pulleys and Rollers……………………… 25

10．Inspection and Maintenance …………………………… 26

For the following models, refer to the separate operating and service manual:
S-CON®FLAT (BF, BFG and BFGS models)
S-CON®BT (BT and BTG models)2

Upon delivery of this product, check the package contents to ensure the productmatches your order. If the delivered items do not match your order, please contact
our local agent directly before use.
NOTE: When referring to this manual, confirm the conveyor model code and readthe appropriate pages.

Serial number and model label(affixed to side of head frame)
Serial number and model label
Manufacturer’s
serialnumber(Referto thisnumbercontactingus)
Manufacturer’s serial
number(Refer to thisnumberwhenwhencontactingus)Job. NO :CAUTIONS FOR OPERATION
1. BEFORE OPERATION, TAKE MEASURE
SPECIFICATIONSOF INSULATION RESISTANCE, FIRST.
CAPACITY:
T/H
KG/M
BE SU R E TO GR OU N D FR OM TH E
BELT SPEED :M/MIN
EARTH RECEPTACLE PROVIDED IN
BELT WIDTH :CM
THE CONNECTOR.
LENGTH:M
2. DURING OPERATION, IF THE MOTORGEARED MOTOR:KW RATIO.
MAKES AN ABNORMAL SOUND OR
MOTORIZED PULLEY:KW
FAILS TO START, SWITCH OFF THE
ELECTRIC SOURCE :VHz
CURRENT AT ONCE AND SEE IF THE
WEIGHT :KG
DATE:
CURRENT HAS CHANGED TO SINGLE
PHASE.
ENGINEERING
CO., LTD.
TYPE:[Example of “TYPE”]

SBF

Date of production

30 –

4.4

（

C

04 – 3A30 ） –

BF
Belt type

Conveyor model code

Power source frequency
and belt speed in m/min(eg 50Hz, 30m/min)

Belt width in cm(eg 30cm)

Machine length(total length)in m(eg 4.4m)

Frequency

Code

50Hz

A

60Hz

B

Motor type(eg Constant speed)Motor type

Code

Constant speed

C

Variable speed

F

Power source(eg 200V three-phase)Power source type

Code

100V single-phase

1

200V three-phase

3

other

0

Motor output(eg 0.4kW)
Motor output

Code

0.4kW

04

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CAUTION WHEN HANDLINGFOR YOUR SAFE USAGE

A. Prior To Use

CAUTION : Improper handling of the conveyor may result in physical injury or damage!
■Transport and assembly
When transporting and assembling the conveyor, pay special attention not to drop it in order toavoid physical injury or damage. When lifting by crane, pay attention to the balance of the conveyor.
■Earth and leakage breaker
Ensure the conveyor is connected to earth at all times to prevent electric shock. Also ensure thatan earth leakage breaker is connected to the power supply.
■Emergency stop
Install an emergency stop device to immediately stop the conveyor in emergency.
■Start alarm
If it is not possible to supervise the operation of the full length of the conveyor from the operating
position, install a start alarm for increased safety.
■Keep the conveyor dry at all times
Do NOT use the conveyor in wet or humid areas. Do NOT splash liquids onto the conveyor. Use
the waterproof type (optional) if necessary.
■Do NOT use in an explosive atmosphere(Avoid explosive gas, explosive dust, etc.)□ When using in a high or inclined position:■Lower cover and guard
Install the optional lower cover or guard in order to prevent entry under the conveyor.
■Guide rail, top and side covers
To prevent objects from falling off the conveyor, install the optional guide rail, top and/or side
covers.
■Braking system
When using the conveyor on an incline, it is recommended that an optional braking system beinstalled, in order to prevent reverse or other incorrect running of the conveyor.
■Environmental conditions
Ambient temperature：0℃ to +40℃
Ambient humidity：RH 90% max(Avoid condensation)
Atmosphere：Indoor(Avoid corrosive gases, dust, etc.)
Elevation：1,000m or less
NOTE：
●Using the conveyor in a strong electric field (eg near broadcasting devices or high- frequency welding
machinery/equipment) could cause the conveyor to malfunction. In this case, install the conveyor at a
sufficient distance. Alternatively shield completely to avoid any interference with the conveyor.
●Using an inverter to this machine could cause other machines to get effects of high-frequency. In thiscase, install the conveyor at a sufficient distance or shield completely.

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B. During Operation

WARNING：Improper handling of the conveyor could result in serious physical injury or damage!
■Do NOT touch the conveyor when it is running
There is considerable risk of being caught and injured by the conveyor.
■Do NOT ride on or climb on the conveyor／Do NOT go under the conveyor
There is considerable risk of falling or being caught and injured by the conveyor.

CAUTION：Improper handling of the conveyor may result in physical injury or damage!
■Beware of entanglement
When working close to the conveyor, take care not to get caught in the conveyor. There isconsiderable risk of being injured by the conveyor.
■Do NOT remove safety covers
There is a risk of getting caught in the rotating parts such as pulleys. Only remove in case ofmaintenance or inspection.
■Do NOT start the conveyor while it is loaded
The motor may become damaged due to overload. Additionally, the motors of variable-speed type
machines may burn out as a result of running at excessively low speeds forlong periods. Use the conveyor within the specifications, indicated in the instructions for use, andin the catalogue.
■Do NOT apply force to ends of conveyor
Do NOT press down on, or hang off the sides of the conveyor. Injury may result from a toppling
conveyor.
■Secure the conveyor to the floor/ground
When using the conveyor, be sure to secure it to the floor/ground with anchor bolts etc. toprevent it from toppling irrespective of indoor use or outdoor use.

C. After Use

CAUTION：Improper handling of the conveyor may result in physical injury or damage!
■Switch off the power after use
Ensure that the power is switched off when carrying out relocation, inspection, cleaning, etc. of
the conveyor, otherwise there is a risk that the conveyor could start unexpectedly. When leaving
the conveyor unused for a long period, take plug out of the outlet /connector to prevent electric
shock or leakage.

NOTE：1. Always use in accordance with the Occupational Safety and Health Act.
2. If the owner modifies the conveyor, any ill effects will fall outside the conditions of the guarantee.

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■WARNING LABELS etc. AND ATTACHMENT POSITIONS
For standard machines, warning labels etc. and their attachment positions are as follows:
1. WARNING LABELS
LabelLabel classification

DANGER

A-1

Instruction■KEEP HANDS OUT WHILE MACHINE IS RUNNING
There is considerable risk of being caught andinjured by the conveyor.
■DO NOT CLIMB ON CONVEYOR
There is considerable risk of falling or being caught
and injured by the conveyor.

WARNING

A-1■ALWAYS CONNECT TO EARTH
Ensure the conveyor is connected to earth at all
times to prevent electric shock.
■DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE SERVICING
Ensure that the power is switched off when carrying out
relocation, inspection, cleaning, etc. of the conveyor,
otherwise there is a risk that conveyor may start
unexpectedly.

B-1■DO NOT GET CAUGHT IN MACHINE
When working close to the conveyor, take care not to getcaught in it. There is a risk of being injured by the conveyor.

C-1■DO NOT OPERATE WITHOUT GUARDS IN PLACEDo NOT remove safety covers etc. There is a risk of gettingcaught in the rotating parts such as pulleys. Only remove incase of maintenance, inspection, etc.

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2. ATTACHMENT POSITIONS OF WARNING LABELS etc.
(eg S-CON®BABY SBF model)

WARNING label B-1

WARNING label C-1

Serial number and model label
Job. NO :CAUTIONS FOR OPERATION
1. BEFORE OPERATION, TAKE MEASURE
SPECIFICATIONSOF INSULATION RESISTANCE, FIRST.
CAPACITY:
T/H
KG/M
BE SU R E TO GR OU N D FR OM TH E
BELT SPEED :M/MIN
EARTH RECEPTACLE PROVIDED IN
BELT WIDTH :CM
THE CONNECTOR.
LENGTH:M
2. DURING OPERATION, IF THE MOTORGEARED MOTOR:KW RATIO.
MAKES AN ABNORMAL SOUND OR
MOTORIZED PULLEY:KW
FAILS TO START, SWITCH OFF THE
ELECTRIC SOURCE :VHz
CURRENT AT ONCE AND SEE IF THE
WEIGHT :KG
DATE:
CURRENT HAS CHANGED TO SINGLE
PHASE.
ENGINEERING
CO., LTD.
TYPE:

NOTE: For details, see p.3.

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COMPONENT NAMES

2-1. FLAT TYPE S-CON®BABY (SBF and BFS models)
NOTE: These are diagrams of flat type S-CON®BABY SBF modelwith portable inclining stand BH30 (optional).

NOTE:
1. When installing portable inclining stand (BH30 or BW30 model) (optional) to flat type S-CON®BABY (SBF model),place drive unit on lower side (tail unit side) as shown in figure above in order to prevent machine from toppling.
2. For installation details of portable inclining stand (optional), see “3-3. INSTALLING STANDS”, p.13 to 16.
3. BFS model is stainless frame type machine.

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2-2. TROUGH TYPE S-CON®BABY (SBT and BTS models)
NOTE: These are diagrams of trough type S-CON®BABY SBT modelwith portable inclining stand BH30 (optional).

NOTE:
1. When installing portable inclining stand (BH30 or BW30 model) (optional) to trough type S-CON®BABY (SBT model),place drive unit on lower side (tail unit side) as shown in figure above in order to prevent machine from toppling.
2. For installation details of portable inclining stand (optional), see “3-3. INSTALLING STANDS”, p.13 to 16.
3. BTS model is stainless frame type machine.

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ASSEMBLY

3-1. FRAME ASSEMBLY
For machine length of 4.5m or less, machine is delivered assembled. (Support stand for transportation is
attached under conveyor middle part. Remove or leave it attached for use.)
For machine length exceeding 4.5m, machine is usually delivered divided into 2 sections. In this case,assemble machine as follows:
1. To loosen belt, move tail pulley(*4) towards head unit by turning take-up screws(*3).
2. Remove return roller(*5) of tail frame(*2) together with brackets by loosening attachment bolts and nuts
on frame undersurfaces.
NOTE: For trough type S-CON®BABY, also remove hopper if attached. If machine has provisional standfor transportation, also remove it.
3. Unfold belt.
4. Put tail frame(*2) inside belt and put its end on head frame(*1) end so that it will overlap head frame byapproximately 1m. (See figure above.)5. Spread out belt while moving tail frame(*2) backward. Correctly set belt on top and bottom of frames.
6. Horizontally place head and tail frames(*1, *2). On right and left ends of head frame(*1), make sure thatintermediate joint plates(*6) are correctly fitting to ends of tail frame(*2). Then fix intermediate joint
plates(*6) to tail frame(*2) by tightening bolts and nuts. Make sure that full length of frame is straightand level on top, not bent in any place.
NOTE: Incorrect frame condition may cause belt deviation. → See p.20.
7. Reinstall return roller(*5) in initial position.
NOTE: For trough type S-CON®BABY with hopper, also reinstall hopper. (→ See NOTE on p.11.)
8. Fit belt center to conveyor center. To take up belt, move tail pulley(*4) outward by turning take-up
screws(*3).
NOTE: Turn right and left take-up screws alternately, little by little, so that right and left belt tensions will
be equal. (→ See “５.TAKING UP THE BELT”, p.19.) For electrical wiring and installation of
attachments (stands etc.), see p.12 to 16.
NOTE: When lifting or carrying conveyor, pay special attention not to drop it in order to avoid injury. For
safety, be sure to assemble conveyor by 2 or more workers.

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NOTE : Assembly and installation of hopper
If hopper of trough type S-CON®BABY (SBT and BTS models) is delivered in separate packaging,assemble and install it as follows:
1. On right and left sides of hopper, remove hopper side covers(*1) by loosening attachment bolts(*2)(2bolts on each side).
2. Correctly set hopper attachment brackets(*3)(2 brackets on each side) on top of conveyor frame, andfix them with attachment bolts and nuts.
3. Check if rubber plates of hopper main body are slightly touching conveyor belt. If rubber plates aretouching conveyor belt insufficiently or excessively, properly adjust installation positions of rubber
plates by loosening rubber plate attachment bolts and nuts.
Keep in mind that belt will get damaged by overload if rubber plates are excessively touching belt.
4. Reinstall hopper side covers(*1) in initial positions with attachment bolts(*2).

113-2. ELECTRICAL WIRING
Electrical wiring of standard S-CON®BABY is provided with START/STOP push button switch and cabtire
cable of 1m (with waterproof connector attached to the end)
● Flat type connector
coming from motor pulley. (→ See figure below.)
NOTE: For 200V three-phase source, machine is occasionally notprovided with START/STOP push button switch, provided with flat type connector only.
Further electrical wiring should be carried out by appropriately qualified specialists.
NOTE: 1. Power cable should be 200V three-phase with an earth or 100V single-phase with an earth.
Machine should be grounded when used.
2. To avoid accidents (overload etc.), be sure to provide safety device(s) such as an earth leakage
breaker (motor breaker) on power source side.

● Electrical wiring of standard S-CON®BABY● 100V single-phase

Condenser box

Plug
Connector Plug
Cabtire cable
1.25mm2×2P

OutletWaterproof connector
15A 125V 2P

Be sure to ground fromscrew (with E label) ofcondenser box.
Ring terminal(attached to main body)

GroundEarth wire (green)
1.25 (0.75) mm2×1P● 200V three-phase
Plug

Connector Plug
Earth
OutletCabtire cable
1.25mm2×4P

Waterproof connector Three-point
15A 250V 4P
push button switch● Standard current of motor pulley (0.4 kW)
Frequency
50Hz
60Hz

Currentclassification

100V
single-phase

200V
three-phase

Rated current

8.3A

3.1A

Starting current

25.5A

17.8A

Rated current

6.4A

2.6A

Starting current

24.5A

16.2A

NOTE: 1. Use motor breaker applying to rated
current in table above.
2. Keep in mind that current will increase
as well when voltage exceeds rated
voltage.

12● Use range of cabtire cable
Cable thickness

Cable length

100V single-phase
30m or less
50m or less200V three-phase2

1.25mm2 × 4P

2

2.00mm2 × 4P

2

1.25mm × 2P
2.00mm × 2P

100m or less

3.50mm × 2P

3.50mm2 × 4P

Maximum quantity of
conveyors per outlet

1(for current capacity of 20A)

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3-3. INSTALLING STANDS (OPTIONAL)
1. Installation of horizontal fixed stand (EG30 model) and horizontal portable stand (EC30 model)
Install horizontal fixed stand (EG30 model) or horizontal portable stand (EC30 model) to frame by fixing
stand brackets to frame undersides with attachment bolts and nuts (2 sets on each side), as shown infigure right. For stand installation intervals, see table below.
● Installation of horizontal fixed stand (EG30 model)▼ EG30 modeland horizontal portable stand (EC30 model)▼ EC30 model

300

300

H1

H

Belt surface

H±30

H1±30

Belt surface● Installation positions of EG30 and EC30 models
280

Machine length L
Ｂ
Ｄ

Ａ

Ｃ

120

Ｅ

Machinelength L
(mm)

A

B

C

D

E

Quantity ofstandsper machine

2,400

300

1,500

200

－

－

2

2,900

300

2,000

200

－

－

2

3,400

300

2,500

200

－

－

2

3,900

300

2,900

300

－

－

2

4,400

300

3,400

300

－

－

2

4,900

300

3,900

300

1,900

2,000

3

5,400

300

4,400

300

1,900

2,500

3

5,900

300

4,900

300

2,400

2,500

3

6,400

300

5,400

300

2,900

2,500

3

6,900

300

5,900

300

3,400

2,500

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Installation interval (mm)2. Installation of portable inclining stand (Bevel gear type BH30 model)
Portable inclining stand (BH30 model) is to be fixed to conveyor frame at four points. Install stand as
follows:
Keep head unit raised. (→See the top figure on next page.) On both sides of conveyor, hold stand pipes
with attachment pieces (A) and (B) as shown in figure right. Then fix attachment pieces (A) and (B) to
frame undersides with attachment bolts and nuts(2 sets at 4 points).
● Installation of portable inclining stand (BH30 model)

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NOTE: 1. When installing portable inclining stand, be sure to place motor pulley on lower side (tail unitside) in order to prevent machine from toppling.
2. When installing portable inclining stand or relocating conveyor with portable inclining standinstalled, set machine height at minimum.
3. When changing inclined-angle, loosen fixing wing bolt(*1)(1 bolt on one side) and turnhandle(*2). After adjustment, be sure to retighten fixing wing bolt(*1).
4. If it is unnecessary to change inclined-angle for long period, turn fixing nut(*3) up to theposition(*4), i.e. fully.
Head unit

Keep head unit raised,
and install BH30 model
to conveyor main bodywith bolts.

Tighten bolts.
(at 4 points)

Tail unit● Installation dimensions of standard portable inclining stand (Bevel gear type BH30 model)● Installation of portable inclining tail stand (TC30
model)
On both sides of conveyor, remove brace attachment
bolts of drive unit pulley plates. Reinstall brace
together with TC30 model by retightening brace
attachment bolts.
NOTE: For tail height of 400mm or less, similarly installright and left stands together with brace.

▼ TC30-45 to 60 type

Drive unit
Pulley plateBrace
attachment bolt

▼ TC30-40 type

Drive unit
Pulley plateBrace
attachment bolt
(2 bolts on each side)(2 bolts on each side)

Portable inclining tail stand Portable inclining tail stand(TC30-45 to 60 type)(TC30-40 type)
Machinelength L(mm)

Type ofBH30
model

without

2,400
2,900

(for lower
machines)
BH30L

3,400
3,900
4,400
4,900

Portable
incliningtail standwithwithout
withwithout
withwithout(forhighermachines)
BH30H

with
without
withwithout
with

Installation
dimension (mm)
a
b
400
800
800
800
1,300
1,100

1,200
1,200
1,200
2,200
2,000
2,200

Height (mm)Inclined angle

MAX H11,700

MIN H2
1,150

MAX θ140°00’

MIN θ223°10’

1,650

1,050

30°30’

14°00’

1,700

1,100

31°50’

17°45’

1,600

1,050

23°30’

11°15’

1,900

1,250

30°15’

17°40’

1,750

1,100

22°30’

10°25’

2,200

1,250

31°10’

15°15’

2,150

1,100

26°10’

9°00’

2,350

1,400

29°25’

15°30’

2,250

1,300

24°15’

10°40’

2,500

1,350

28°10’

13°15’

2,400

1,250

22°45’

9°00’

NOTE: 1. Values of “with portable inclining tail stand” show values of machine with TC30-50 type
stand (tail height: 500mm) installed.
2. The maximum height H1 (or maximum angle θ1) is a possible dimension of incline. When using
conveyor at large inclined-angle, beware of material sliding and conveyor toppling.

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3. Installation of portable inclining stand (Wire winch type WH30 model)(1) Preparation for assembly and installation
1) When installing portable inclining stand, be sure to place motor pulley on lower side (tail unit side) inorder to prevent machine from toppling.
2) In advance be sure to install EF30-25 type stand in head unit. (EF30-25 type stand is used as
stopper to limit inclining range.)
NOTE: When installing portable inclining stand or relocating conveyor with portable inclining standinstalled, set inclined-angle at minimum.
(2) Assembly and installation
1) Put end of conveyor main body on provisional stand(*1) and secure it.
2) Remove wheel stoppers(*5), fixing nuts and washers(*7) from wheel shaft(*6).
3) Winch(*3) is temporarily attached to winch attachment bracket(*2). Move and reinstall it in correct
position.
4) Install winch attachment bracket(*2) in correct position on underside of conveyor frame, with bolts
and nuts.
5) Winch up wheels(*4) so that these will touch underside of conveyor frame.
6) Reinstall wheel stoppers(*5) to wheel shaft(*6) with fixing nuts and washers(*7).
7) Remove provisional stand(*1). Fully winch up conveyor, and then lower it to check if it goes downsmoothly.
NOTE: Carefully check conveyor movement. If it does not go down smoothly, there is a risk thatwire(*8) may become loose and conveyor may go down rapidly.
8) When installing portable inclining tail stand (TC30 model)(*9), use provisional stand as shown in figureright. (For installation method, see p.14.)
Ｂ

Winch attachment
bracket(*2)
Ａ

EF30-25 type
stand
Provisional
stand(*1)

Wheel(*4)

Winch(*3)

Portable
inclining tailstand ( TC30
model)(*9)
Provisional stand(*1)

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(3) Use range of wire winch type WH30 model● Without portable inclining tail stand
Type

WH30L
WH30H

Machinelength(mm)

At minimum
Tipping
HeightAngle
load

At maximum
Tipping
Height
Angle
load

2,900

1,200

19.5°

96kg

1,550

28.5°

138kg

－

400

1,150

3,400

800

10°

61kg

1,650

26°

82kg

69kg

600

1,450

3,900

1,200

14.5°

75kg

2,250

32.5°

109kg

77kg

800

1,750

4,400

800

7°

67kg

2,250

29°

80kg

72kg

1,000

1,950

Tipping load
at 20°

Installation dimension
A

B● With portable inclining tail stand TC30 (for tail height of 600mm approx.)
Type

WH30L
WH30H

At minimum

Machinelength(mm)

Height

2,900
3,400
3,900
4,400

At maximum

Tipping load
at 20°

Installation dimension

Angle

Tippingload

HeightAngle

Tipping
load

1,000

8.5°

83kg

1,400

17°

91kg

－

400

1,150

600

水平

66kg

1,450

15°

65kg

－

600

1,450

1,000

6.0°

75kg

2,050

23°

76kg

80kg

800

1,750

600

水平

75kg

2,050

20.5°

67kg

67kg

1,100

1,950

A

B

NOTE: 1. WH30L is used for lower machines; WH30H is used for higher machines.
2. The maximum height is a possible dimension of incline. When using conveyor at large inclinedangle, be ware of material sliding and conveyor toppling.
(4) For safe usage of wire winch type WH30 model
1) Be sure to switch off and stop conveyor when inclining or relocating it.
2) Check if brake works correctly: Turn handle clockwise and check if brake pawl makes a clicking
sound. And check if handle can be smoothly turned counterclockwise.
3) Do NOT apply oil to brake portion. (Brake does not work if oil gets in it.)4) Since winch handle is adjustable, firmly fix it before use.
5) Wind wire around winch drum more than 3 times extra. (This procedure is necessary to prevent wireattachment portion from directly receiving load.)
6) If WH30 has been stored or not been used for a long period, make sure that winch does not slip
before use: While winch is loaded, winch up by turning handle until drum makes 1/2-1 rotation. Thenturn handle in reverse direction and check if winch does not slip.
7) Foreign substances (mud, water, etc.) in brake portion cause brake to slip. Carefully remove them by
wiping with dry cloth etc.
8) Carefully check if wire condition is proper. (Diameter reduction exceeding 7 % of nominal diameter,
strands with kinks, etc. may cause wire breakage and unexpected accidents. In these cases replacewire.)
9) Use WH30 within its use range and capacity.
(5) Inspection and maintenance of wire winch type WH30 model
1) Remove dirt (mud, moisture, etc.) after use.
2) Properly apply oil to brake pawl, bearing portion and wire.
3) Replace brake pawl if it has become seriously dirty or worn. For rust, gently remove it with sandpaper.
Keep in mind that brake performance will be reduced if brake surface becomes uneven.
4) Correctly replace wire as follows: Loosen hexagon head bolt. Pass wire through wire attachment holeof drum. Then firmly retighten hexagon head bolt. Wind wire in correct direction as shown in figure
below.
Load
Wire Ratchet
Hexagon head bolt

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Wire attachment hole

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RUNNING THE CONVEYOR

4-1. BEFORE TURNING ON START SWITCH
Before turning on start switch, be sure to check items below:
1. Loose/missing bolts or nuts:
may cause parts to come off conveyor or frame to be bent. Before operation, retighten bolts andnuts. Supply spares if there are any missing ones.
2. Grounding:
To prevent electric shock, be sure to ground earth wire.
3. Damaged connectors or switch:
may cause electric leakage or motor to burn out due to overload etc. Replace them, if any.
4. Electrical wiring:
To prevent electric leakage or electric shock, make sure that there is no unshielded portion inelectrical wiring.
5. Frame:
Confirm full length of frame is level on top, straight and not bent in any place. Incorrect frame
condition may cause belt deviation or unexpected accidents.
6. Rotation malfunction of tail pulley or rollers:
may damage belt. Replace defective tail pulley or rollers, if any. Remove foreign substances such as
strings, if any.
7. Belt slack:may cause belt to slip and reduce conveyor performance, and it may damage belt or pulleys. Take upbelt properly. → See “５.TAKING UP THE BELT”, p.19.
8. Inappropriate power source or voltage:
If not sure, contact appropriately qualified specialists.

CAUTION■ Emergency stop
If it is possible to go close to the conveyor or to work beside the conveyor, be sure
to install an emergency stop switch near the conveyor for safety. Before starting
conveyor, check an emergency stop switch for position and also check if it works
correctly.
■ Start alarm
If it is not possible to supervise the operation of the full length of the conveyor
from the operating position, install a start alarm for increased safety.

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4-2. AFTER TURNING ON START SWITCH
When the following problems occur after turning on start switch, perform as follows:
1. Belt does not run (Motor pulley does not rotate):
Turn off start switch immediately, or motor pulley may burn out. Check electrical wiring and motor
pulley. → See “10. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE”, p.26-29.
2. Belt is running in wrong direction:● For machine with two-point push button 正 止 switch for normal directional use: If belt runs in wrong
direction, open lid of two-point bush button switch, and switch the wiring connections of Black(T) andRed(R).
● For machine with three-point push button 正 止 逆 switch for reversible use: Set direction of belt
travel by pressing either push button 正 or 逆 . When changing direction of belt travel, be sure topress stop button 止 and make sure that motor pulley has stopped completely. Then press either
push button 正 or 逆 .
NOTE: For machines with 200V three-phase power supply and flat type connector only (without pushbutton switch), if belt runs in wrong direction, disconnect plug from connector and reconnect it upsidedown.

逆止

正 : Normal direction
止 : Stop● Three-point push button switch
for reversible use正止正● Two-point push button switch
for normal directional use

正 : Normal direction
止 : Stop
逆 : Reverse direction

3. Belt is not correctly aligned:
It may cause belt to become damaged or motor pulley to burn out due to overload. Adjust beltalignment. → See“ 6. BELT ALIGNMENT ADJUSTMENT”, p.20-22.
4. Motor pulley or rollers make abnormal noise:Contact our local agent.
5. Belt speed is different from set speed:
It is possible that belt has jammed or become slack. Check and correct belt condition.
For other problems, refer to“10. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE” on p.26-29 or contact our local
agent.

CAUTION■ Do NOT touch the conveyor when it is running
There is considerable risk of being caught and injured by the conveyor.

■ Beware of entanglement
When working close to the conveyor, take care not to get caught in it. There is arisk of unexpected injury.

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TAKING UP THE BELT

When belt is slackened off, take up the belt following procedure below:
Move tail pulley(*2) together with take-up brackets(*3) outward by turning right and left take-up
screws(*1) clockwise with a spanner. Belt will then be taken up. When turning take-up screws(*1), adjust
them alternately, little by little, to keep their movement lengths the same.

■ Belt tension
Do not take up belt too much, but only to the extent that belt does not slip on motor pulley(drive pulley), i.e. enough to drive belt.
NOTE: Excessive belt take-up may overload motor or shorten service lives of belt andpulleys.
NOTE: After taking up the belt, if it is not properly aligned, adjust belt alignment. → See “６. BELTALIGNMENT ADJUSTMENT”, p.20-22.

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BELT ALIGNMENT ADJUSTMENT

When belt is not properly aligned, check machine condition and adjust belt alignment as follows:

6-1. PRIOR CHECKING
1. Frame:
Confirm full length of frame is level on top, straight and not bent in any place. Particularly, carefully
check frame joints. → See figures below.
2. Foreign substances on pulleys and rollers:
Check each pulley and roller for foreign substances. If any, remove them and clean pulleys androllers.
3. Foreign substances on belt undersurface:
Check belt undersurface for foreign substances. If any, remove them and clean belt undersurface.
4. Obstacles to belt:
Check belt for obstacles disturbing its correct travel. If any, remove or relocate them.
5. Loading condition:
Improper loading, i.e. not-centered, may cause belt deviation.

6-2. BELT ALIGNMENT ADJUSTMENT
1. Checking belt deviation
Check how belt is deviating before adjusting alignment. Reset positions of parts below as instructed whilerunning conveyor slowly, and then continue running it for a while to check any further belt deviation.
(→ See figure below.)-Pulleys of head, tail and take-up units: Set at right angle to frame.
-Take-up pulley of take-up unit: Position and adjust it equally on right and left sides.
NOTE: It is necessary to wait until belt runningstabilizes after each adjustment step and toadjust belt alignment little by little. Belt runningwill not change immediately. Moreover, when
adjusting belt alignment, pay attention to belttension so that it will not be excessively loose
or tight.

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2. Belt alignment adjustment of conveyor for normal directional use
Adjust belt alignment following procedure below. Start from step A , and finish adjustment when belt isproperly aligned. It may not be necessary to proceed to further steps.
A Adjustment using motor pulley (→ See fig. 3, fig. 1 and fig. 2.)
On opposite side of cabtire cable, make adjustment depending on direction of belt deviation, as follows. (Itis impossible to make adjustment on cabtire cable side.)
When belt is deviating towards opposite side of cabtire cable: Loosen lock nut of adjustment bolt(*2).
Move motor pulley(*1) shaft end slightly outward by turning adjustment bolt(*2). Motor pulley(*1) will thenbe set diagonally and belt will center itself.
When belt is deviating towards cabtire cable side: Loosen lock nut of adjustment bolt(*2). Move motor
pulley(*1) shaft end slightly inward by turning adjustment bolt(*2). Motor pulley(*1) will then be set
diagonally and belt will center itself.
Once adjustment is completed, retighten lock nut of adjustment bolt(*2).

B Adjustment using tail pulley (→ See fig. 4, and fig. 1 and fig. 2.)
On side to which belt is deviating, move tail pulley(*4) shaft end slightly outward by turning take-up
screw(*3) with a spanner. Tail pulley(*4) will then be set diagonally and belt will center itself.
Alternatively adjust on opposite side. In this case move tail pulley(*4) shaft end slightly inward by turning
take-up screw(*3) with a spanner. Tail pulley(*4) will then be set diagonally and belt will center itself.
C Adjustment using snub pulley (→ See fig. 3, fig. 1 and fig. 2.)
On opposite side of cabtire cable, make adjustment depending on direction of belt deviation, as follows. (Itis impossible to make adjustment on cabtire cable side.)
When belt is deviating towards opposite side of cabtire cable: Loosen lock nut of adjustment bolt(*6).
Move snub pulley(*5) shaft end slightly inward by turning adjustment bolt(*6). Snub pulley(*5) will then be
set diagonally and belt will center itself.
When belt is deviating towards cabtire cable side: Loosen lock nut of adjustment bolt(*6). Move snub
pulley(*5) shaft end slightly outward by turning adjustment bolt(*6). Snub pulley(*5) will then be set
diagonally and belt will center itself.
Once adjustment is completed, retighten lock nut of adjustment bolt(*6).

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D Adjustment using return roller (→ See fig. 5, and fig. 1 and fig. 2 on p.21.)
On side to which belt is deviating, find the closest return roller(*7) to tail unit. Loosen attachment bolts
and nuts(*9, 2 sets on each side) of brackets(*8) of this return roller(*7). Then move return roller(*7)
together with brackets(*8) slightly diagonally. Belt will then center itself.
If it is necessary to make movement of return roller(*7) larger, remove all the attachment bolts andnuts(*9, 2 sets on each side) from right and left brackets(*8). There is a long hole(*10) in center of eachbracket(*8). Tighten a set of attachment bolt and nut(*9) into each hole(*10). Then similarly move returnroller(*7) slightly diagonally.
Once adjustment is completed, retighten attachment bolts and nuts(*9).
NOTE: For longer machines, similarly adjust a few return rollers closer to tail unit.

3. Belt alignment adjustment of reversible conveyor
For flat type S-CONⓇBABY SBF modelFirst check belt deviation referring to “1. Checking belt deviation”, p. 20. Then adjust belt alignment
depending on direction of belt travel as follows, and finish adjustment when belt is properly aligned. It may
not be necessary to proceed to further steps.
NOTE: For reversible conveyor, set pulleys around which belt is winding at 180°or more (head, tail, drive
and take-up pulleys etc.) as precisely as possible. When using them for belt alignment adjustment,
make fine adjustments only.
(1) When belt is traveling in normal direction (→See fig. 1 and fig. 2 on p.21.)
Perform step “ D Adjustment using return roller” above.
(2) When belt is traveling in reverse direction (→See fig. 6 and fig. 7.)
Perform steps “ C Adjustment using snub pulley” on p. 21 and “ Droller” above in this order.

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Adjustment using return

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BELT REPLACEMENT

Replace endless belt (loop-form belt) following procedure below:
1. To loosen belt, fully move tail pulley(*2) inward by turning take-up screws(*1). Remove entanglement
prevention cover(*3), and remove tail pulley(*2) by loosening fixing bolts(*4). (→ See“９. REMOVAL OF
PULLEYS AND ROLLERS”, p. 25.)
2. If machine is provided with covers on undersurface, remove them all by loosening attachment bolts.
NOTE: For trough type S-CON®BABY SBT model with head scraper, tail hopper, etc., also remove
them by loosening attachment bolts.
3. Remove snub pulley(*5) and brace(*6) of head unit. (→ See “９. REMOVAL OF PULLEYS ANDROLLERS”, p.25.)
4. Remove all the return rollers(*7) together with their brackets by loosening attachment bolts on frame
undersurface.
5. If machine is provided with frame supports such as stands, to make a space to replace belt, remove
their attachment bolts only on one side and raise frame.
6. Remove belt sideways and correctly install replacement belt to machine.
7. Reinstall frame supports such as stands in initial positions.
8. Reinstall all the removed parts (tail pulley, snub pulley, return rollers, frame brace, lower cover, safety
cover, etc.) in initial positions.
NOTE: For trough type S-CON®BABY SBT model with head scraper, tail hopper, etc., also reinstallthem.
9. Fit belt center to conveyor center. To take up belt slack, move tail pulley(*2) outward by turning takeup screws(*1).
NOTE: When turning take-up screws(*1), adjust them alternately, little by little, to keep belt tension
equally on right and left sides. (→ See“５. TAKING UP THE BELT”, p. 19.)
10. If belt is not correctly aligned in operation, adjust belt alignment. (→ See“６. BELT ALIGNMENTADJUSTMENT”, p.20-22.)

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MOTOR PULLEY REPLACEMENTNOTE: Before starting procedures below, be sure to stop conveyor and switch off power supply.
Pay special attention not to drop motor-pulley/geared-motor in order to avoid injury.
1.To loosen belt, fully move tail pulley of tail unit inward by turning take-up screws.
2.Open lid of push-button switch(*1). Disconnect cabtire cable(*2) from terminal and pull it out ofhole(*4) of drive unit pulley plate(*3).
3.On cabtire cable side, remove motor pulley attachment plate(*5) together with cabtire cover byloosening attachment bolts and nuts(*6).
4.On the same side, remove drive unit pulley plate(*3) by removing attachment bolts and nuts(*7)(at 2points on side and 1 point on bottom) and brace(*8)(2 braces) attachment bolts and nuts. In this casealso remove snub pulley(*9) shaft end. (→See p. 23).
5.Remove motor pulley(*10) by pulling it out of pulley attachment plate on opposite side.
6.Reattach the removed motor pulley attachment plate(*5) (with cabtire cover) to the removed drive unit
pulley plate(*3) with attachment bolts and nuts(*6).
7.Insert replacement motor pulley inside belt. Make sure that motor pulley shaft end on opposite side has
got into shaft hole of pulley attachment plate.
8.While firmly supporting motor pulley, pass cabtire cable of shaft end through cable hole of motor pulleyattachment plate(*5). Then insert motor pulley shaft end into shaft hole of motor pulley attachment
plate(*5).
9.Reinstall drive unit pulley plate(*3) in initial position by retightening attachment bolts and nuts(*7) andbrace(*8) attachment bolts and nuts. In this case also reinsert snub pulley(*9) shaft end into initial
position.
10.Pass cabtire cable through hole(*4) of drive unit pulley plate(*3), and reconnect it to terminal of pushbutton switch(*1). Then fix lid of push-button switch(*1).
11.Take up belt slack by turning take-up screws. (→See “５. TAKING UP THE BELT”, p. 19.)
NOTE: For trough type S-CON®BABY SBT model with head scraper, check if scraper rubber plates
are touching belt in correct positions. Correctly make adjustment if necessary.)
12.When belt is not correctly aligned in operation, adjust belt alignment. (→See “６. BELT ALIGNMENTADJUSTMENT”, p. 20-22.)

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REMOVAL OF PULLEYS AND ROLLERS

9-1. REMOVAL OF PULLEYS
1. Removal of tail pulley (take-up pulley)
Fully loosen belt by turning right and left take-up screws(*2). Remove fixing bolts(*3) of right and left tailpulley(*1) shaft ends. Tail pulley may then be removed outward.
2. Snub pulley removal
Fully loosen belt by turning right and left take-up screws(*2). On cabtire cable side of head unit, pull snap
pin(*5) out of snub pulley(*4) shaft end with a tool such as a pair of pliers. Remove snub pulley shaft end
out of shaft hole of drive unit pulley plate(*6) by slightly pushing pulley shaft sideways, and then remove
the entire snub pulley.

NOTE:
1. Reinstall pulleys in reverse order.
2. Be sure to adjust belt alignment after reinstalling pulleys.
(→ See “６. BELT ALIGNMENT ADJUSTMENT”, p. 20-22.)

9-2. REMOVAL OF ROLLERS
1. Carrying roller removal● Flat type S-CON®BABY (SBF and BFS models)Snap pin(*8) is attached to one end of carrying roller(*7)
shaft. Remove it with a tool such as a pair of pliers. Slightly
move roller shaft sideways and remove it from frame.
Then remove the entire carrying roller(*7) upwards.
● Trough type S-CON®BABY (SBT and BTS models)Snap pin(*10) is attached to one end of carrying roller(*9)
shaft. Remove it with a tool such as a pair of pliers. Pushup roller shaft(*11) with your finger and remove shaft end
from bracket(*12). Then remove the entire carrying
roller(*9) upwards.
NOTE: For resin rollers, remove them similarly to above.
However, keep in mind that each roller unit consistsof 2 rollers and will be disassembled when roller
shaft is removed.
2. Return roller removal
Remove return roller(*13) together with brackets(*14) byloosening attachment bolts and nuts on frame undersurface.
Pull snap pin(*15) out of roller shaft end with a tool such asa pair of pliers. Slightly move roller shaft sideways and remove
return roller(*13) from frame.
NOTE: For replacement rollers, reinstall them in reverse order.

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INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE

10-1. PROBLEMS AND REMEDIES
To use conveyor performance fully and make its service life longer, it is necessary to carry out inspection
and maintenance properly. For electrical matter, inspection and maintenance should be carried out by
appropriate qualified specialists.
PROBLEMCAUSE

REMEDY(1) Rollers, pulleys, etc. are set at incorrect
angles.
(2) Materials are not in belt center.

(1) Adjust attachment angles of rollers, pulleys,etc.
(2) Put materials in belt center, distributing themequally.
(3) Clean and remove any foreign matter.

(1) Belt
1. Belt is notproperly aligned.

(3) Materials have stuck to rollers, pulleys,etc.
(4) Belt has expanded and become loose.
(5) Belt form is incorrect. (Failure in endlessbelt processing)(6) Frame is not straight.
(7) Frame is not level on top. (Belt tends todeviate to lower side.)(8) Belt has excessive resistance towinding. (Inappropriate belt has beenchosen.)2. Belt
undersurface has
become worn
unusually.

3. Belt has beendamaged.
(Belt tears
vertically.)

4. Belt has
expandedunusually.

5. Belt has
warped.

(4) Take up belt slack. →see p.19
(5) Redo endless belt processing, or replace belt.
(6) Correct frame condition.
(7) Correct frame condition.
(8) a. Keep belt running without load until it fitsmachine.
b. Replace with appropriate one.

(1) Belt slips on motor pulley (or drive
pulley).
(2) There are materials or foreign
substances between belt and pulleys.
(Foreign substances have stuck topulleys.)(3) Rotation malfunction of rollers, pulleys,etc.

(1) Take up belt slack.

→see p.19(1) Materials or foreign substances havestuck to hopper, scraper, etc.
(2) Rollers, pulleys, etc. have come off andbrackets are touching belt.
(3) Rollers with rotation malfunction haveholes on surfaces after wearing out.
(4) Shock by heavy materials falling onto
conveyor(5) Materials have projections.

(1) Remove any foreign matter.

(1) Belt has been taken up too much.
(2) Expansion by materials of hightemperature(3) Expansion by overload(4) Belt has expired.

(1) Loosen belt to proper tension.
(2) Replace for heat-resistant belt.

(1) Materials contain oil (if belt has warped
to lower cover side).
(2) Warp by materials of high temperature(3) Materials contain acid or alkali.

(1) Remove cause of oil, or replace with oilresistant belt.
(2) Replace with heat-resistant belt.

(2) a. Remove any foreign matter.
b. Properly put materials on belt so that they
will not get inside machine.
(3) Replace defective rollers, pulleys, etc.

(2) Correctly reinstall rollers, pulleys, etc. into
brackets.
(3) Replace defective rollers.
(4) Properly put materials on belt considering
their weight so that they will not damage belt.
(5) Do not carry materials with projections by
conveyor.

(3) Reduce load.
(4) Replace belt. →see p.23

(3) Replace with acid-resistant or alkali-resistant
belt.

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REMEDY(2) Connector
Breakage

Replace connector. (Be sure to start and stop
conveyor with switch, not with connector.)(3) Scraper
Abrasion, breakage

Materials or foreign substances have stuck
to scraper.

a. Remove any foreign matter so that scraper
rubber plate will touch belt correctly.
b. Replace scraper.

1. Abnormal noise(1) Rotation malfunction(2) Wires, strings, etc. have wound aroundroller shaft.

(1) Replace defective rollers, pulleys, etc.
(2) Remove any foreign matter.

2. Breakage

Shock by heavy materials falling onto
conveyor

Properly put materials on conveyor considering
their weight so that they will not damage rollers,
pulleys, etc.

Materials have firmly stuck to hopper.

Replace hopper.

(4) Roller, pulley, etc.

(5) Hopper
Breakage(particularly
breakage of rubber
plate)(6) Motor pulley (or Geared motor)
NOTE: Problems of motor pulley (or geared motor) should be checked and corrected by appropriate qualified speciallists.
A

When motor pulley (or geared motor) does not run unloaded
1. Abnormal
noise(1) Connection failure of switch, connector,
etc.
(2) Earth leakage breaker has been
activated. (Breakage of fuse)(3) Breakage in wiring has caused singlephase operation.
(4) Breakage of stator coils(5) Abrasion of motor bearing has caused
stators and rotors to touch each other.
(6) Voltage drop

(1) Inspect plugs and metallic parts of switch.
Tighten screws.
(2) Check rated capacity and reset or replaceearth leakage breaker. (Be sure to use earth
leakage breaker with the rated capacity
which suits motor.)(3) Check if wiring from power source toconnector is broken.
(4) Repair or replacement(5) Repair or replacement(6) Inspection, investigation

2. Motor pulley(or geared
motor) can beturned in both
directions
manually.

(1) Breakage in wiring has caused singlephase operation.
(2) Breakage of wires inside motor pulley (orgeared motor) has caused single-phase
operation.
(3) Unbalance of power source and voltage(1) Inspect and investigate earth leakage breaker(fuse), switch and connector.
(2) Repair or replacement

3. Motor pulley(or geared
motor) does
not makeany sound.

(1) Trouble of power sourcea. Power stoppageb. Breakage in wiringc. Earth leakage breaker has been activated.
(Breakage of fuse)d. Defective switch(2) Breakage of lead wire on motor pulleyside (or geared motor side)(1) Inspection, investigation
Reset, repair or replacement(1) Breakage of cabtire cable (Short circuit
has occurred.)(2) Breakage of stator coils on motor pulleyside (or geared motor side)(3) Breakage of lead wire on motor pulleyside (or geared motor side) (Short circuit
has occurred.)(1) Repair or replacement

4. Earthleakagebreaker isactivated.
(Fuse breaks.)(3) Inspection, investigation(2) Repair or replacement(2) Repair or replacement(3) Repair or replacement

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REMEDY(6) …cont. from “Motor pulley (or Geared motor)”
B

C

When motor pulley (or geared motor) runs unloaded
1. Motor pulley (orgeared motor)
rotates in wrong
direction.

Wiring failure

a. Switch positions of any two of power supply
wires.
b. Reconnect male connector to female
connector upside- down.

2. Earth leakage
breaker is activated(i.e. fuse breaks) ina short time.

(1) Imperfect short circuit in wiring(2) Imperfect short circuit inside motor
pulley (or geared motor)

a. Remove motor pulley (or geared motor) fromconveyor and investigate the cause.
b. Repair or replace motor pulley (or geared
motor).

3. Abnormal noise(1) Excessive current in connection
between stator coils(2) Excessive current caused byclearance unbalance between
rotor and stator coil(3) Overheat (one-phase short circuitof stator coils)

a. Remove motor pulley (or geared motor) fromconveyor and investigate the cause.
b. Repair or replace motor pulley (or geared
motor).

(1) Electric leakage from wiring tometallic parts(1) Remove motor pulley (or geared motor) fromconveyor and measure insulation resistanceof wiring.
(2) Measure insulation resistance. Repair or
replace motor pulley (or geared motor) if
1MΩ or less.
(3) Measure insulation resistance. Surely groundconveyor if 1MΩ or more.

Other problems
1. Electric shock is
received frommetallic parts.

(2) Insulation decline is about to occur
inside motor pulley (or geared
motor).
(3) Insulation decline has occurred
inside motor pulley (or geared
motor).
2. Electric shock is
received frommetallic parts, andearth leakage
breaker is activated(i.e. fuse breaks) ina short time.

(1) Electric leakage from wiring tometallic parts(2) Electric leakage inside motor pulley(or geared motor)(3) Electric leakage caused by wetelectrical parts(1) Inspection, investigation
Repair or replacement(2) Repair or replacement

3. Overheated switch
etc.

(1) Insufficient switch capacity(2) Overload(1) Replace switch with higher capacity version.
(2) Reduce load.

4. Earth leakage
breaker isactivated. (i.e. fusebreaks.)(1) Insufficient switch capacity(2) Overload(1) Replace switch with higher capacity version.
(2) Reduce load.

28(3) Check if electrical parts are wet, and clean
and dry them.

10-2. ITEMS FOR REGULAR INSPECTIONCHECKINGPERIOD
Daily

PART TO CHECK
Belt

THINGS TO CHECK FOR
Foreign substances on surface

CHECKING
Visual inspection

and undersurface
Getting jammed

REMEDYMETHOD

Remove any foreign matter.
Cleaning

Visual inspection

Check and correct belt condition.
(→See NOTE 1.)

Motor pulley (orDamage on surface

Visual inspection

Investigate cause and repair.

Foreign substances

Visual inspection

Remove any foreign matter.

Drive pulley)

Cleaning

Pulleys

Foreign substances

Visual inspection

Remove any foreign matter.

Three

Motor pulley (orRotation malfunction Loose bolts

Visual inspection

Inspection

monthly

Geared motor)

Cleaning
and manual check

Tighten loose bolts.

Overheated motor Abnormal

Manual check

Inspection

noise

and listening

Adjustment or replacement

Motor pulley

Abrasion of surface

Visual inspection

Inspection(or Drive pulley)

Rotation malfunction

and manual check

Adjustment or replacement(→See NOTE 2.)
Sixmonthly(→See NOTE 2.)
Pulleys andRotation malfunction

Visual inspection

Inspection and repair

rollers

Loose bolts

and manual check

Tighten loose bolts.

Overheated bearings

Manual check

Inspection

Abnormal noiseand listening

Adjustment or replacement

Loose bolts

Visual inspection(→See NOTE 3.)
Frame, stands
and attachments

Tighten loose bolts.

and manual check
Damages

Visual inspection

Inspection

and manual check

Adjustment or replacement

NOTE: 1. For belt alignment adjustment, see p. 20-22.
2. For motor pulley replacement, see p. 24.
3. For removal of pulleys and rollers, see p. 25.

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conveyors. However, if you need any information about the use or failure of themachine or any other matters, please contact our customer service. Also do nothesitate to ask us for information about conveyors in general.
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Manual Code32

SB-015 ‘23/01