EZLogic

Belt tracking problems start at the tail pulley. Adjust the tail pulley's take-up bolts to center the belt, making small incremental adjustments one side at a time.

Motor overheating is usually a mechanical overload from seized rollers or excess belt tension. Walk the conveyor to find the drag source before suspecting the motor itself.

Vibration on a belt conveyor is almost always an unbalanced or dirty roller or pulley. Walk the conveyor slowly to locate the vibration source, then clean or replace the offending component.

Intermittent stops on EZLogic conveyors are most often a dirty or misaligned photoelectric zone sensor triggering a false jam signal. Clean the sensor lenses and verify alignment.

Spillage at the loading zone means skirting is worn or the chute is offset. Check skirt-to-belt gap first: it should be under 3 mm. Off-tracking belt needs correction before new skirting will seal.

A seized roller burns the belt at one spot and adds drag. Replace it immediately. Inspect adjacent rollers for early-stage bearing roughness while the drive is locked out.

Belt slip is usually insufficient tension or worn lagging on the drive pulley. Tension the belt first, then inspect the pulley lagging. Glazed or missing lagging cannot be fixed by tensioning alone.

Noise from an idler roller almost always means a seized or worn bearing. Walk the conveyor at low speed with the covers removed to identify the bad roller by sound and wobble.