Control And Tightening Of The Running Belt - h/p/cosmos 150/50 mercury Operating And Service Manual

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Control and tightening of the running belt

The belt may loosen after a while or if it has been adjusted wrongly. In this case a backlash occurs between the driving
shaft and the belt, i.e. when weight is applied to the belt by stepping on it, the belt slows down.
If the running belt is blocked too long, the motor regulation can switch off because of excess
current, which will be indicated by an error display. In this case, switch off the device for 5 minutes
and then switch it on again. The belt tension should not be more than 0.5 %, otherwise it could
damage the belt, the shafts or the bearings!
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The belt tension should be checked as follows:
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Visually inspect the surface for cracks. In case of a crack
replace running belt immediately.
Open the motor hood at the front. Take care that nobody gets
his hands into the motor.
Press the "START/Enter" key formanual mode and select a
speed of 1 to 1.5 km/h with the help of the "+"/"-" keys.
Stand on the running belt. Hold on to the side handrails with
both hands and try to block the rotation of the running belt by
stemming yourself against the belt with your feet. If
necessary, 2 people can do this.
Try to block the movement of the running belt for max. 10
seconds. The driving shaft and the motor shaft should not be
turning during that time. Otherwise the running belt has to be
tightened (or the driving belt).
allen screws for tigthening of running belt tension
created 04.05.2012 printed 04.05.2012
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