Ebp 650 - 2

Operating manual part 1
Single belt press

EBP 650
Single belt press EBP650

1
BASIC SAFETY PRINCIPLES .......................................................................................................................... 3

1.1
KEY TO THE SYMBOLS ....................................................................................................................................... 3
1.2
GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS........................................................................................................................ 5
1.3
SELECTION, QUALIFICATION AND RESPONSIBILITY OF OPERATING STAFF .............................................................. 5
1.4
ORGANISATIONAL MEASURES ............................................................................................................................ 6
1.5
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE OPERATING STATE .......................................................................................... 7
1.5.1
Servicing/repair operation ....................................................................................................................... 7
1.5.2
Normal Operation .................................................................................................................................... 9
1.6
SAFETY DEVICES ............................................................................................................................................ 10
1.7
REMNANT RISKS ............................................................................................................................................. 12
1.8
CORRECT USE ................................................................................................................................................ 13
1.9
INAPPROPRIATE USE ....................................................................................................................................... 13
1.10
TRAINING RECORD ...................................................................................................................................... 14
TECHNICAL DATA ......................................................................................................................................... 15

2.1
2.2
TECHNICAL DATA - OVERALL MACHINE/LINE ...................................................................................................... 15

TECHNICAL DATA - MACHINE/LINE COMPONENTS ............................................................................................... 16
TRANSPORTATION AND SETTING UP OF THE MACHINE/LINE .............................................................. 17
3.1
3.2
4
NOTES ON TRANSPORTATION .......................................................................................................................... 17

NOTES ON ASSEMBLY...................................................................................................................................... 18
STARTING UP / RE-STARTING OF THE MACHINE/LINE ........................................................................... 21
4.1
4.2
4.3
5
GENERAL ....................................................................................................................................................... 21
CONTROLS AND SETTINGS WORK BEFORE FIRST STARTING UP/RE-STARTING OF LINE .......................................... 23
LUBRICANTS OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................. 24
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................ 25
5.1
6
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION - SINGLE BELT PRESS EBP 650 ............................................................................... 25

OPERATION .................................................................................................................................................... 26
6.1
6.2
7
GENERAL ....................................................................................................................................................... 26
OPERATION - MACHINE/LINE COMPONENTS ....................................................................................................... 27
ELECTRICAL .................................................................................................................................................. 29
7.1
7.2
8
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................................ 29

MATERIAL LIST ............................................................................................................................................. 33
PNEUMATIC .................................................................................................................................................... 34
8.1
9
PNEUMATIC DIAGRAM ...................................................................................................................................... 36

FAULT AND ERROR ANALYSIS ................................................................................................................... 36
9.1
9.2
9.3
10
GENERAL ....................................................................................................................................................... 36
Pulp packages while operation
36
FAULT AND ERROR ANALYSIS - MACHINE/LINE COMPONENTS.............................................................................. 37
SERVICING AND REPAIRS ........................................................................................................................... 38
10.1 GENERAL ....................................................................................................................................................... 38

10.2 SERVICING AND REPAIRS REPORTING ............................................................................................................... 41
10.3 SERVICING INTERVALS .................................................................................................................................... 42
10.4 SERVICING AND REPAIRS - MACHINE/LINE COMPONENTS ................................................................................... 44
10.4.1 Cleaning ................................................................................................................................................ 43
10.4.2 Setting the pressure regulator............................................................................................................... 44
10.4.3 Setting of the screen belt ...................................................................................................................... 44
10.4.4 The setting of the throttle regulating valve ............................................................................................ 44
10.4.5 The setting of the ind. proximity switch ................................................................................................. 45
10.5 SCREEN BELT CHANGE .................................................................................................................................... 46
10.5.1 Endless screen belt .............................................................................................................................. 46
10.5.2 Screen belt with seam ........................................................................................................................... 48
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1 Basic safety principles
1.1 Key to the symbols
Listing of the symbols used and their significance
BEFORE FIRST START INSTRUCTIONS READ
Not observing this requirement can lead to serious injury or to death!
WARNING AGAINST GENERAL DANGERS

The instructions for these signs must be used without fail!
WARNING OF DANGEROUS LIVE ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY

Before any servicing or checking work is undertaken, all parts or supply lines on the machine that
are marked with this sign must be switched free from live current.
WARNING AGAINST BEING DRAWN IN

The removal of safety components and the non-observation of safety regulations during operation
is forbidden!
Maintain safety distance to revolving parts! Loose parts of clothing, arm or neck chain jewellery can
become caught in moving machine parts during servicing or repair work. If hair is worn long a
hairnet must be used to prevent hair from becoming caught or pulled in.
WARNING DANGER OF INJURIES TO THE HAND

The removal of safety components and the non-observation of safety regulations during operation
is forbidden!
Keep upper limbs away! They could be crushed or cut off!
Maintain safety distances!
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BEFORE OPENING UNPLUG!
Interrupting your work on the machine power supply and secure against accidental before
reconnecting it and turning.
Non compliance can mean severe personal injury.
INFORMATION!
Helps you to make optimal use of the functionality of your machine.
NOTE!
Technical requirements for simplifying the operation of the machine!
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1.2 General safety regulations
NOTE!
Ensure that the machine/line is only operated under perfect technical operational conditions and
giving full account to the proper use.

Ensure that all possible faulty functions and risk situations are eliminated immediately and without
delay before starting up!
Faulty functions and risk situations are e.g.:
uncontrolled lifting/sinking and turning/swivelling movements
loose parts on the machine/line
INFORMATION!
Not following the instructions in this Operating Manual can lead to the loss of your warranty!
Apart from the instructions and standards such as EN292; EN294; EN 349 (DIN 31000; DIN
31001) the accident prevention regulations of the industrial organisations and other regulations,
e.g. VDE, IEC must be observed.
1.3 Selection, qualification and responsibility of operating staff

NOTE!
Ensure that all work carried out on the machine/line is carried out exclusively by trained staff!
Observe the statutorily defined minimum age of 16 years!
Operating staff who are in training or under instruction may only work under the constant
observation of an experienced person who is thoroughly familiar with this machine/line!
All work on the electrical systems for this machine/line may only be carried out by a qualified
electrician / electrical engineer. All work of this kind may only be carried out under the direction of a
qualified electrician / electrical engineer taking full account of the relevant electro-technical
guidelines.
The operating personnel must ensure that no other people are in the working area.
Before leaving the machine/line all the motors must be brought to a complete halt and the mains
connector plug must be pulled out!
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1.4 Organisational measures
NOTE!
Before starting up the machine/line the operating personnel must without fail be familiar with the
Operating Manual, in particular with the safety regulations and notes.
It is too late to make a start on familiarisation with these procedures when work is already being
done on the machine/line.
This applies in particular to persons who work constantly on the machine/line.
Ensure that a copy of the Operating Manual is kept constantly at the machine/line!
The Operating Manual must be read by every person whose task is operation or maintenance
(servicing, inspection and maintenance).
Only line-specific trained personnel who are thoroughly familiar with it may be employed on the
machine/line.
If the machine/line must be transported only trained staff who are permitted to do so may operate
the lifting gear (crane, stacker).
Training and instruction must be recorded and entered in this documentation machine/line
Operating Manual (instructor, content, participant and date).
Safety and danger notes and all notices must be maintained in a perfect and legible state.
In the event of warning and notice signs on the machine being illegible the manufacturer must be
informed at once!
NOTE!
Use protective equipment if necessary, but without fail if this is required by the protection
regulations! (gloves, masks, ear muffs, protective helmets etc.)
Observe all the safety requirements and notices that are place on the machine/line!
In the event of damage to a part or a component group that may a detrimental effect on operating
personnel on the line, the line must be shut down immediately and the responsible person or the
Customer Service Department must be informed!
All changes, additions or subsequent constructions to the machine/line that may have a negative
effect on its safety and functionality, may only be made when these are tested, agreed to and
released in writing by the machine/line suppliers!
This also applies to the installation and setting of the safety devices and safety equipment This
also includes the welded constructions of the bearing and support structures.
All spare parts must comply with the technical requirements of the machine/line supplier. This is
also the case where original spare parts are used.
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NOTE!
Ensure that the fixed intervals or the inspection intervals specified in the Operating Manual are
adhered to! (see the chapter "Servicing and Repairs")
Ensure that the tools and equipment required for each kind of servicing work is available as
required!
Ensure that both fire-fighting equipment and instructions for the fire alarms and for fire fighting are
available.
Observe the instructions given for the fire alarms and for fire fighting.
NOTE!
The machine may only be installed and commissioned by Voran
and Company!
Training will be provided on starting-up (operation, servicing).
1.5 Safety requirements for the operating state

The machine/line may only be operated after all statutory safety requirements have been fulfilled.
1.5.1 Servicing/repair operation

Servicing and repair work may only be carried out when the machine/line is switched off and
secured against being switched on again (e.g. by pulling out the device mains plugs, locking the
mains switches; the key must be in the safe keeping of the maintenance staff!)

The machine may only be operated when the safety covers are assembled!
The machine/line area that is to be serviced must be switched off and locked before the start of the
work. It must be assured that the machine/line is not switched on again by appropriate measures
or the posting of a second person.
When carrying out work in an unsecured area it must be possible for the second person must be
outside of the danger area and must be able to take appropriate rescue measures in the event of
an emergency.
Servicing, repair and maintenance work may only be carried out from a safe working position.
Before starting up again and renewing normal operation a functional test of all functional groups
and safety equipment must be made without fail.
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Before servicing and maintenance work on electrical components (e.g. clamping box) it must be
assured that no parts are live and they must be secured against the power being switched on
again!
Before loosening the electrical connections the clamps must be tested with a voltage tester to
ensure that they are not live.
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1.5.2 Normal Operation
NOTE!
Avoid working methods that are not clear from a safety aspect!
Make all required settings to the machine/line so that can work under reliable and safe operating
conditions!
The machine/line may only be operated when all safety devices and safety equipment is available
and functional, such as e.g.:
- emergency stop button
- two hand operation (dead man's switch)
- protective covers
- safety switches
- personal safety equipment
Check the machine/line before each start up for externally visible damage or defects! All changes
(including any changes made to the Operator's Manual) must be reported without delay to the
responsible person or the Customer Service Dept..
The machine/line is to be stopped immediately and secured against being started up again!
In the event of malfunctions the line/machine must be shut down immediately and locked!
Ensure that immediate and professional trouble shooting of the malfunctions is carried out!
Observe the switching on and off procedures and compare the controls indicators with the data
provided in the documentation/Operating Manual!
Observe the notices on the machine/line!
Before starting up the machine/line it must be ensured that no person will be endangered!
Do not remove any safety covers while the machine/line is in operation!
Moving mechanical parts must never be touched!
Use no fuses that do not comply with the required fuse protection! In the event of a fault in the
power supply machine/line must be switched off immediately!
In order to assure an operation free from interruptions the machine/line and the area around it must
be kept clean and tidy
and adequate lighting must be provided.
Before starting normal operation a safety test of all functional groups and safety equipment must
be carried out!
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Do not reach with the hand into the pressing area!
NOTE
Watch out for any foreign bodies and objects during work with the machine. Do not fill stones,
glass, iron parts, bones, plastic etc.!
1.6 Safety devices

The machine/line may only be used either in the course of normal operation or in servicing/repair operation when
all required safety devices are used and are effective.
The following safety regulations have been introduced in order to reduce the remnant risk from the machine/line to
an absolute minimum:
- The Operating Manual describes the sources of risk and the orderly behaviour of the
operating, servicing and repair personnel.
- Notices on the machine/line marking sources of risk!
e.g.:
Picture 1.6-1) Caution live voltage!
NOTE!
The safety devices must not be left aside nor made in effectual.
Where this is not assured no liability can be accepted.
Safety devices must be checked monthly.
Notices must be easy to recognise.
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Electrical safety devices
All electrical safety devices must be connected and functional at all times.
They must not be electrically bridged!
Before quitting any activated safety devices it must be ensured that no persons are in the danger
areas.
The electrical safety devices include for example:

- main switch
- emergency stop-switch and button
- energy supply cables
- any operator controls and control stands if these are provided
Mechanical safety devices

All safety devices must be firmly fixed!
It must only be possible to remove them with the use of tools!
The possibility of loosening them manually is not permitted!
Protective devices may only be removed for the period of maintenance and servicing! The
machine/line must be secured against a starting up in unsecured condition!
The mechanical safety devices include for example:

- safety clothing
- railings and barriers
- protective grids
- covers on moving parts
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1.7 Remnant risks
Reasonably foreseeable, incorrect
use/risk
Not maintaining of the safety
regulations, as described in the
documentation or the Operating Manual
Servicing and maintenance work on the
machine/line, while it is not in a safe
condition, e.g. the mains electricity has
not been switched off, etc.
Not observing the safety measures in
setting up the machine/line
Catching of clothing in moving
mechanical parts during servicing or
repair work
Standing beneath hanging loads
Neglect of personal protection

equipment in normal operation and
servicing and maintenance work
Straining the body through incorrect

manual lifting
Remnant risk
Measures
Any failure of safety devices, all

forms of risk possible
Additional note on the machine/line

about the observation of specified
safety regulations
For operator training see Operating
Manual
All forms of risk possible!
All forms of risk possible, e.g.

loose mechanical parts
All forms of risk possible!
The endangering of the ground

personnel is possible from falling
loads
All forms of danger to staff are
possible!
Permanent damage to the spine

and joints of the hand

Manual
Starting up of the machine/line only
with assembled safety covers;
Regulation clothing, operator training
Wear safety helmets; observe safety
notes for servicing and repair work;
staff training
Manual; use personal protection
equipment if required, but without fail
if this is required by the protection
regulations! (gloves, facial protection
and earmuffs, protective helmet etc.)
Use of suitable permitted lifts
Risk areas
Risk areas must be constantly marked by means of warning plates, coloured markings or other clear indicators.

- The presence of persons during operation in risk areas
is prohibited!
- A functional test of all
safety devices must be carried out before re-starting of line!
- It must be assured before switching the main switch and the control power,
that there are no persons in the risk areas.
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1.8 Correct use
This machine/line is intended and constructed for the following use in full compliance with the contractual terms:
INFORMATION!
The press may only be used for the pressing of fruit, vegetables and herbs that contain juices.
The stones must be removed from all stone fruit, unless the stones are no bigger than cherry pits
and do not have sharp edges (danger of breaking screen belt).
Any other use of this machine/line represents an improper use of the machine/line.
The correct use of this machine/plant to terms of the contract requires further that the documentation/Operating
Manual as also the specified inspection and servicing intervals are strictly adhered to.
Although this machine/plant has been constructed to the highest technical standards and the recognised standards
of safety and has been accepted by the client, danger of injury or of loss of life may none-the-less arise for the user
or third persons as a result of its use, or the machine/line may itself be damaged.
The machine/line may only be operated when in a technically perfect condition, in a professional manner and when
the operator is fully aware of the safety and danger aspects.
Recognised weaknesses or faults that may reduce the safety of operation, must be dealt with in a professional
manner immediately or must be reported to customer service in a manner that can be proven!
Changes must not be made to the machine/line settings values.
This machine/line was constructed to the current standards of engineering and the currently
applicable Safety of Machinery Directive (MSV).
Non-observation of the safety regulations contained in the Operating Manual during
operation of the line/machine can endanger the operating staff or third persons or have a
detrimental effect on the line/machine or its properties.
1.9 Inappropriate use

Any use of this machine/line other than that as defined in the chapter "Correct Use", represents an
inappropriate use of the machine/line and can result in serious injuries of the operating staff or third
persons or to the damage or destruction of the line/machine.
The manufacturer/supplier cannot be held liable for any damage resulting from an inappropriate
use of the machine/line.
In such cases the user assumes full liability.
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1.10 Training record
line/machine:
Trainer:
Date of training:
Place of training:
Training content:
Participant confirmation
Name of participant
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Signature of participant
(you confirm with your signature that you have understood
the training in special safety measures)
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2 Technical data
2.1 Technical data - overall machine/line
Picture 2.1-1) Full view of the single belt press EBP 650
Position
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Machine components/functional sub-assemblies

Base frame
Dosing box
Pressure rollers
Drive roll
Automatic belt alignment and belt tenser
Scraper complete
Brushes cleaning
Cleaning complete
Podective covering
Electrical system complete EBP 650
Pneumatics EBP 650
length (l)
width (b)
height (h)
distance feet (Lf)
distance feet (Bf)
weight
2538 mm
1463 mm
1460 mm
2022 mm
997 mm
1045 kg
Tape speed
Running time
0,9 - 1,3 m/min

1,9 - 3,8 min
Sound power level according to EN ISO 3746 and EN ISO 11201:
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LWA < 80dB

2.2 Technical data - machine/line components
Pneumatic system
The press is provided with a manometric switch that switches the press off when the working pressure of the press
is too low, or that makes it possible to first switch on the machine when a minimum operational pressure has been
reached.
This serves to protect the machine against damage.
When the pressure is too low the belt tenser and the diagonal run regulation no longer work.
INFORMATION!
You will find further information on the setting of the pressure regulator in the chapter "Controls and
settings work before first starting up/re-starting of line"!
Drive motor
Drive type
Voltage
Strom
Fuse protection
Capacity
Rotary speed
Transmission
Double worm gear motor

3 x 400 V
1.6 A
16 A neutral
0,55 kW
900 r.p.m.
i = 230
Drive brushes cleaning

Drive type
Voltage
Capacity
Worm gear motor

3 x 400 V, 3 phases 50 Hz
0.12 kW
Cleaning drive brushes

Drive type
Voltage
Capacity
Worm gear motor

3 x 400 V, 3 phases 50 Hz
0,37 kW
Pneumatics
Minimum compression
7 bar
When the pressure is too low the belt tenser and the diagonal run regulation no longer work.
INFORMATION!
You will find further information on the setting of the pressure regulator in the chapter "Controls and
settings work before first starting up/re-starting of line"!
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3 Transportation and setting up of the machine/line
3.1 Notes on transportation
NOTE!
- Before transporting the machine/line the motor is to be switched off and the
mains connector plug must be pulled out!
- The machine/line must not be tipped!
- In order to avoid transportation damage assemble any available
transport securing devices.
- Secure the machine/line in an orderly manner on the means of transport!
- Observe the statutory requirements (StVO) for legally specified dimensions
or mark the load!
A forklift with a lifting capacity in compliance with the table given below is required for the unloading of the machine.
Before unloading the machine must be checked for any transportation damage, this is to be recorded in the
delivery certificate and reported to the Customer Service Department.
Ensure that the machine is not damaged by knocking it or setting it down too quickly in the course of the
manipulation.
Picture 3.1-1) Transport single belt press EBP 650
F1 loading of the fork

F2 foundation load
1
2
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500 kg/fork
4700 N/m or 470 kg/m
Marker arrow for location points
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Means of attachment (rope, chain, belt) should be fixed only to the lifting points provided!
The lifting accessories used must be adequate for dealing with the load as given (See table above
and nameplate on notice)!
3.2 Notes on assembly

The Power connection must not come into contact with water!
NOTE!
- A level positioning of the machine/line must be observed!
- The supply connection lines must be kept away from the machine/line!
NOTE!
-
The machine may be set up and started up exclusively by Voran technical experts!
The service connections may only be made by appropriately qualified service companies!
The Machine must be connected with a earth leakage circuit breaker (FI).
Machines with frequency converter must be connected to a frequency acceptable earth
leakage circuit breaker (FI).
Electricity supply
Three-phase current 400/230 V (3 phases + earthing)
Fuse protection 16 A neutral
Euro connector plug 5 pole / 16A
230 V current for compressor Kaeser Classic mini 100/10
Water supply for belt cleaning
a) For high-pressure cleaners supplied by Voran (Krcher type HD 7/18 C):
Water supply pipe 3/4" with a reduced connection to 1/2" external thread
b) For high-pressure cleaners supplied by the customer:
a continuously sustained high-pressure cleaner with a working highest pressure of at least 180 bar and a supply
performance of 500 l/h. The water supply pipe dimensions must be compliant with the high pressure cleaner
operating manual.
The water supply pipe must without fail be provided with a to prevent a blocking of the cleaning jet with sand or
sediment. The press is provided with a standard high-pressure connection M22 x 1.5 mm external thread.
NOTE!
The water pipes and the high-pressure cleaner must be permanently protected against frost!
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The following measures must be undertaken before starting up:
Picture 3.2-2) Assembly of connections
Connect up hose D = 50 mm (Fig. Pos. 1) for the juice flow

Polokal pipes D = 70 mm nominal value (Fig. Pos. 2) for belt cleaning waste water
Power supply (Abb. Pos. 3) at the medium connection panel
High pressure cleaning water (Abb. Pos. 4) at the medium connection panel
Compressed air supply (Abb. Pos. 5) at the medium connection panel
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Compressed air supply
The compressor must have a maximum pressure of 10 bar and a supply capacity of 100 l/min.
The compressor is set to a cutting-off pressure of maximal 8.5 bar and this must on no account be increased by
the customer.
NOTE!
The proximity switch responsible for the dosing settings in the dosing box may be connected either
to the Voran Washing Machine with fully automatic dosing or to an own line.
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4 Starting up / re-starting of the machine/line
4.1 General
NOTE!
The machine/line and all machine/line components must be checked by a specialist before starting
up and before re-starting after significant changes.
NOTE!
The machine may only be installed and commissioned by Voran
and Company!
Training will be provided on starting-up (operation, servicing).
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4.2 Controls and settings work before first starting up/re-starting of line
Check the machine/line for loose parts (e.g. forgotten tool)!
Check all cable connections (clamp and plug connections) as also all pneumatic pipelines of the machine/line. Pay
particular attention to damaged and loose cable and connections (see illustration)
Check that the required safety devices have been placed in an orderly manner and are intact! (see the
chapter "Safety devices")

Before cleaning the device or checking the connection cable, to see if this has been twisted or
damaged, switch the machine off
without fail and pull out the mains connector plug!
Optische_Kontrolle_Kabel_Leitungen_1PSM
Picture 4.2-1) Symbol image, control cable and connector point
Changes in comparison with normal operation such as

-
higher capacity feeding

higher noise development
higher acceleration or delay, higher vibration amplitudes
unusual noises or unusual smells
response of the safety devices without a motivational cause
are grounds for recognising that the function of the line/machine is impaired.
Detrimental effects such as this or similar are to be immediately reported by the operator to the person responsible.
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Setting the pressure regulator
The following basic values are pre-set by Voran :
Compressor
Belt regulation
belt tenser
Push-button switch
8.5 bar
8 bar
6 bar
6,5 bar
NOTE!
The values given above must be set again before re-starting of line after servicing and repair work!
Testing of the screen belt

Test the screen belt closure before starting work and check that the belt runs correctly centred on the rollers.
Information on the setting of the screen belt can be found in the chapter "Servicing and Repairs" under the heading
"Setting of the screen belt"!
4.3 Lubricants Overview

Machine part
Guides
Bearings
Aral
Castrol
standard commercial, foodstuff compatible grease
standard commercial, foodstuff compatible grease
Lubricant type
Grease
Grease
INFORMATION!
You can basically use any standard commercial, foodstuff compatible grease. Voran recommends
"LF10 (H1)".
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5 Functional description
5.1 Functional description - single belt press EBP 650
The single belt press is a continuously operating press for the separation of solids from the liquid parts of different
products.
The continuously operating screen belt is driven by a variable speed double worm gear motor.
The pressing product (generally fruit or vegetable mash) is filled in the dosing box for the single belt press until the
full signal is made for the switching off of the filling procedure.
The pressing product is then pulled in between the screen belt and the first large roller and in a first pressing is prepressed by approx. 70 %.
After this first pressing, the pressing product goes on via a guide roller to the next (smaller) pressing roller and is
pressed once again.
This procedure is repeated four times.
The pressing product is scraped from the belt by a spring-loaded scraper after the last roller and it falls out at the
rear of the machine.
The pressed out juice is directed by the screen belt into the collecting trough below it and it is conveyed onwards
from there.
The screen belt runs back to the mash loader under the machine and if required will be cleaned by an integrated
high pressure cleaner.
The screen belt is tensed by means of a pneumatic cylinder and regulated centred in the machine.
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6 Operation
6.1 General
Before leaving the machine/line the motor must be switched off and the mains connector plug must
be disconnected!
Machines that are not under observation must be secured against being started up!

Do not reach with the hand into the pressing area!
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6.2 Operation - machine/line components
Screen belt tension
Picture 6.2-1) Screen belt tension
1.) Switch on compressor

2.) Press the hand gate-valve on the servicing (Fig. Pos. 1) unit
3.) The tensing cradle (Fig. Pos. 2) then moves upstairs and tightens the screen belt (Fig. Pos. 3).
The compressor must be set to a cutting-off pressure of maximal 8 barthere is a danger otherwise that the
bellows cylinder for tightening the belt will burst.
In order to ensure that the yield is kept as great as possible, the belt should always be tensed as tight as operation
will permit. This means that the mash is not to be pressed out at the sides!
The setting of the screen tension is by means of a pressure regulator on the servicing unit.
A tension of 0 to 6 bar can be set by turning the regulator.
High-pressure cleaner
1.) Activate the water supply for the belt cleaning
2.) Switch on high-pressure cleaner
3.) Open the HD - ball valve (Fig. Pos. 4)
The maximum operational pressure of the high-pressure cleaner must not exceed 200 bar!
The water temperature may be a maximum of 80C !
INFORMATION!
Further information on the handling of the high-pressure cleaner can be found in the
manufacturer's operator's manual. If you use a high-pressure cleaner provided by Voran, you will
find these instructions in the chapter "Appendix"!
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Switchbox
Picture 6.2-2 )Switchbox

After tightening and completion of work at the high-pressure cleaner the machine is ready for operation.
1.) By actuating the yellow/red master switch (Fig. item 1) the single belt press is supplied with power.
2.) By actuating the keys Belt ON Belt OFF the driving motor is switched on/off.
3.) The strip speed can be regulated at the potentiometer (Fig. item 2).
4.) By actuating the key Belt FORWARD-REVERSE the belt reverses (inching mode only).
5.) High-pressure strip cleaning is started by pressing the key Cleaning ON. At the same time open the highpressure ball valve at the media panel!
6.) To finish cleaning push the key Cleaning OFF. At the same time close the high-pressure ball valve at the
media panel!
7.) By actuating the keys Brush ON, Brush OFF the cleaning roll is switched on and/or off.
8.) To improve cleaning the top protective cover monitoring can be deactivated, limited to approx. 5 min. (i.e. the
top protective cover need not be closed for operation). To this end actuate the key-operated switch Cleaning
mode (Fig. item 3).
9.) Via 3 different lamps faults are indicated and possible failures are displayed.
10.) By pressing the yellow/red master switch to 0 position the single belt press is switched off.

If somebody should get caught by the press, which is possible only in case of gross noncompliance with this Operating Manual, then the emergency trip wire or the E-STOP pushbutton
(Fig. item 4) must be actuated immediately to stop the machine!
Subsequently,
- the E-stop function (Fig. item 6) of the trip wire switch (Fig. item 5) and/or the E-STOP
pushbutton must be released
the key Belt FORWARD-REVERSE must be actuated to reverse the belt! This switching function
is only an inching function.
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Charging of the press
Picture 6.2-3) Charging of the press
A broximity switch (Fig. Pos. 2) is positioned on the dosing box (Fig. Pos. 1). This regulates the mash height in the
dosing box in the switching on and off of the mash feed.
The spreading width always remains the same, since the milling goods are evenly distributed over the entire screen
belt width. The spreading height is infinitely adjustable precisely by using a lever (Fig. Pos. 3). The setting of the
spreading height is dependent on the consistency of the mash. The softer and more fluid the mash is, the lower the
spreading height must be.
The belt speed can be set by means of a potentiometer.
NOTE!
Only switch off the press when the entire rape has been discharged or when the press is empty. If
this is not done there could be a fresh start-up and difficulties with the belt run.
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1S0
3 x 400 / 230V 50Hz
14
1FU1
R/L1
S/L2
T/L3
1M1
U/T1
V/T2
R/L1
R1C
P0
ATV-31
R1B
PA/+
R2C
CLI
12
0,75 kW
PC/-
R2A
PB
LI1
+10
1R1
LI2
1S1
LI3
COM
AI1
LI4
AI3
2K2
LI6
5,2A
LI5
AI2
1Q1
24V
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A0C
1K1
15
10
0,6A
1Q2
1M2
1K2
16
13
11
1,1A
1Q3
1M3
7
400/24V
240W/10A 1T1
2,2A
1Q4
6
8
2A
1F1
7 Elektrical
7.1 Electrical circuit diagram EBP650
Picture 7-1)
R1A
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21
20
2S3
2S2
2S1
18
2H1
33
2S1.1
19
1Q2
1Q3
1Q1
2S0
Not - Aus
17
2H2
34
2K1
2K0
29
2K0
2K1
30
2S4
22
Ein
Aus
2K2
31
2S6
24
2S5
23
2H3
35
2K2
32
Ein
Aus
1K1
10
2S8
26
2S7
25
2H4
36
1K1
Ein
Aus
1K2
11
2S10
28
2S9
27
2H5
37
1K2
Picture 7-2)
1Q1
Picture 7-1) Circuit diagram single belt press EBP 650

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Main switch
Return button
Motor prodection switch (frequency converter)
Motor prodection switch (cleaning motor)
Motor prodection switch (brushes motor)
Motor prodection switch (transformer)
Transformer
Controls fusing
Frequency converter
Protection (cleaning)
Protection (brush)
Potentiometer
Industry socket
Drive motor
Cleaning motor
Brush motor
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3H1
38
1Q2
1Q3
Picture 7-3)

Picture 7-2) Circuit diagram single belt press EBP 650
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
EMERGENCY STOP button

Push-button switch
Actuation cable switch
Inductive proximity switch
Inductive proximity switch
Key switch
OFF button (drive)
ON botton (drive)
OFF button (cleaning)
ON botton (cleaning)
OFF button AUS (brush)
ON botton (brush)
Relay
Time-lag relay
Contactor relay (drive)
Working hour meter
Controlling LED fault (autom. belt alignment)
Controlling LED fault
Controlling LED drive operation
Controlling LED cleaning operation
Controlling LED Brush operation
Controlling LED fault (motor prodection switch)
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7.2 Material list EBP650
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8 Pneumatic
8.1 Pneumatic diagram EBP650
Normzylinder
DNCB-100-80-PPV-A
Balgzylinder
EB-215-155
Drosselrckschlagventil
GRLA-1/4-QS-8-D
Tasthebelventil
TH-5-1/4-B-SA
max. 8 bar
max. 8 bar
Filterregelventil
LFR+1/4-D-MINI
HE-D-MINI
Druckregleventil
LR-1/4-D-7-I-MINI
Abschaltdruck 6,5 bar
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max. 6 bar
Balgzylinder
EB-215-155

9 Fault and error analysis
9.1 General
In faults trouble shooting the safety instructions described in the chapter "Basic safety principles"
must be followed without fail!
INFORMATION!
When faults tables on the separate machine/line parts are not otherwise given, you can find further
information on the precise settings in the chapter "Controls and settings work before first starting
up/re-starting of line".
The precise replacement work is described in the chapter "Servicing and Repairs".
9.2 Pulp packages while operation:

Pulp doesnt get pulled in properly at the press roller:
Too coarsely crushed pulp
Blocked screen belt pores
Too high pulp apply
Too high screen belt speed
Too high belt pressure
->
->
->
->
->
Screen with smaller holes at the previously mill

Permanently switch on high pressure cleaning
Minimum halve the pulp apply at the dosing box
Lower the belt speed minimum to its half
Lower the belt tension (e.g. 4.5 bar)
->
->
->
->
->
Screen with bigger holes at the previously mill

Permanently switch on high pressure cleaning
Minimum halve the pulp apply at the dosing box
Lower the belt speed minimum to its half
Lower the belt tension (e.g. 4.5 bar)
Pulp packs under the scraper:

Too fine crushed pulp
Blocked screen belt pores
Too high pulp apply
Too high screen belt speed
Too high belt pressure
Pulp packs under the last roller scraper:

Pomace box full
->
Empty pomace box
Note!
As a general rule, for fresh hard and juicy fruits use screens with a smaller hole diameter.
(cutting screen 9mm or smaller)
For old and soft fruits use screens with a bigger hole diameter.
(cutting screen 12mm and bigger)
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9.3 Fault and error analysis - machine/line components
Error/malfunction
Line is not functional
Trouble shooting
Check the electrical connections, links,
switches, drives and fuses (see the
chapter "Checking before first or restarting-up")
wrong pressing goods have been
Remove foreign body (switch
fed in
"BACKWARDS" on the switchbox) and fill
the correct pressing goods (see chapter
"correct use")
Screen belt seam is torn
Replace screen belt
Rubber coating of the drive roller is Replace drive roller
defective
Automatic belt alignment and belt jammed or defective screen guide
Uncover or replace screen guide switch
tenser is not functional("run off
switch
and set screen belt (see the chapter
centre" of the screen belt)
"Servicing and Repairs - machine/line
components")
Fault on the pneumatic control
Replace pneumatic control valve and set
valve
screen belt (see the chapter "Servicing
and Repairs - machine/line components")
Push-button switch on pneumatic
Replace push-button switch and set
system defective
screen belt (see the chapter "Servicing
and Repairs - machine/line components")
Poor rape ejection or poor belt
Plastic scraper on rape discharge
Reset plastic scrapers in oblong slot
stripping
does not press firmly enough on
the screen belt
Plastic scraper is blunt
Sharpen the scraper with a grinding
machine or a hand grinder
Poor or batched charging
Not enough mash in charging box Ensure an adequate supply of mash
Functional check of the membrane
switch; replace if necessary
Poor belt cleaning
High-pressure cleaner is defective Replace high-pressure cleaner
Water supply to high-pressure
Check water supply, was screen in
cleaner is not adequate; water
running water if necessary
pressure is too low
High-pressure tube leaks
Replace high-pressure tube
Jet nozzle is wrongly positioned
Clean jet and replace if necessary
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10 Servicing and Repairs
10.1 General
The mechanical and electrical equipment requires regular servicing if it is to fulfil its tasks satisfactorily at all times.
The general safety notes the documentation/Operating Manual must be adhered to without fail.
The component-specific notes listed below must be observed!
Before taking the machine/line apart into its components the Operating Manual including all drawings, must be
carefully studied!
The machine/line is constructed so as to require very little servicing. The servicing work required is concentrated on
the few activities listed in the Operating Manual at the intervals as given.
The machine/line is to be checked regularly in compliance with operational experience. Parts that are recognisably
damaged are to be replaced at an early date to avoid subsequent damage and down-time.
BEFORE OPENING UNPLUG!

Interrupting your work on the machine power supply and secure against accidental before
reconnecting it and turning.
Non compliance can mean severe personal injury.

Servicing is a preventative measure. The not maintaining of instructions and intervals can put
persons at risk, Reduce the efficiency of or damage the machine/line or of the machine/line parts.
Before assembly or dis-assembly is begun on the machine/line, the safety instructions that are
described in the chapter "Safety requirements for the operating state" must be followed without fail.

Before starting work on parts of the electrical system measures must be taken to ensure that it is
not live. the order of the safety rules is as follows:
1.)
2.)
3.)
4.)
5.)
clearing by interrupting the electrical circuit

secure against switching on by unauthorised persons
place appropriate warning notices
ensure that power supply is switched off
effectively isolate any neighbouring live parts from the working area
The above mentioned measures are then ended in reverse order, when the maintenance work is
completed.
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Electrical equipment such as for example:
- switch and transmission devices such as e.g. mechanical limit switches
- energy supply cables
- any relevant operating points on location
are in principle free from maintenance. They should be checked on a monthly basis, however, and should be
cleaned insofar as this is necessary. Damaged parts must be replaced at once.
Changes in comparison with normal operation such as
-
higher capacity feeding

higher noise development
higher acceleration or delay, higher vibration amplitudes
unusual noises or unusual smells
response of the safety devices without a motivational cause
are grounds for recognising that the function of the line/machine is impaired.
Detrimental effects such as this or similar are to be immediately reported by the operator to the person responsible.
NOTE!
The line/machine must in general be regularly cleaned and tidied.
Checks must be carried out at regular intervals in order to assure an operation of the machine/line without faults.
Differentiation is made here between:
- safety checks
- functional checks
- sight checks
safety checks
the relevant statutory safety regulations must be followed (both regional and also international) must be observed.
also see the chapter "Safety requirements for the operating state".
functional checks
The functional checks result from the tasks of the devices applied in accordance with the operational processes of
the machine/line. This checking also includes testing the fixtures and clamps of devices and cables as well as
checking temperatures and for noises.
Fixtures and clamps must be tightened. Should the tightening of fixtures and clamps no longer be possible, they
must be replaced.
Defective devices must be replaced at once!
Electrical devices are often cooled with air. If coolers are provided their cooling effect must be tested!
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sight checks
The general state of the machine must be tested (condition of the weld and screw connections and of the electrical
connections, corrosion points, tears etc.) and the degree of soiling must be assessed.
The checks comprise the checking of the notices on the machine/line and the checking of the labelling of electrical
devices (these must be placed in an orderly manner and they must be legible). Loose clamps must be tightened at
once. Cables and clamps with signs of melting must be replaced at once.
Soiled devices must be cleaned. Defective parts must be replaced.
INFORMATION!
The carrying out of servicing work must be documented for warranty claims and the following data
given:
-
Date
machine/line area
activity carried out
name and signature of the person who performed the work
The documents are to be added to this Operating Manual and presented to the manufacturer on
request.
Spare parts
It is essential that spare parts should be stored on site to assure a high machine/line availability.
The spare parts recommended by the manufacturer are listed in the chapter "Spare parts documentation" of this
Operating Manual .
When ordering spare parts please follow the instructions in the chapter "Spare parts documentation - general".
Customer Service
Please apply to the machine/line supplier for questions on inspection, servicing and installation or for a servicing
visit (Customer Service data see the chapter "Spare parts documentation - general").
Replacement of parts that are still under warranty
When you replace parts and wish to have these exchanged by the manufacturer on the basis of the warranty, it is a
basic requirement that the replaced parts are made available to the maker.
A further requirement is the documentation of when, where and by whom the parts were replaced (see the chapter
"Servicing and repairs reporting").
If possible, the presumed cause of the defect should be given.
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10.2 Servicing and repairs reporting
Operator
Street/building no.
Zip code/city
country
Product name
Date:____________________________
time: from ____________ to____________
Fault dealt with:
..................................................................................................................................................................................
..................................................................................................................................................................................
..................................................................................................................................................................................
..................................................................................................................................................................................
..................................................................................................................................................................................
..................................................................................................................................................................................
Used spare parts

ID number
Further supply
Yes/no
Name
Clearly visible faults:

..................................................................................................................................................................................
..................................................................................................................................................................................
..................................................................................................................................................................................
..................................................................................................................................................................................
..................................................................................................................................................................................
NOTE!
You will find notes on the ordering of spare parts and on customer service in the chapter "Spare
parts documentation".
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10.3 Servicing intervals
Servicing interval
1 shift operation
2 shift operation
3 shift operation
A
Before start of work
Before start of work
--
B
Monthly
Weekly
--
C
Annual
Monthly
--
NOTE!
The intervals given in the servicing table are standard values for normal operating conditions.
The intervals are to be shortened appropriately under more intensive working conditions, multiple
shift operation and longer working times.
Safety devices are to be tested monthly.
INFORMATION!
If not otherwise stated in the separate servicing tables, more precise information on the exact
settings is to be found in the chapter "Controls and settings work before first starting up/re-starting
of line".
The precise replacement work is described in the chapter "Servicing and Repairs".
Servicing intervals - pneumatics EBP 650

Work to be carried out
Check piston rod for visible damage
Check cylinders, connections and pipelines for leaks
Check bellows cylinder for visible damage
Check valves for functionality
Check tightness of fixture screws
Check the correct setting of the pressure regulator (see the chapter "Controls and
settings work before first starting up/re-starting of line")
B
X
X
X
X
X
X
Servicing intervals - Electrical system complete

Check the electrical connections, links, switches, drives and fuse protection
Check tightness of fixture screws
B
X
B
X
Servicing intervals - base frame

Check trough weld seams for visible damage (tears)
Check screen belt weld, flanks and closures for visible damage
Check troughs for visible damage
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A
X

Servicing intervals - rollers
Check rollers for visible damage
B
X
B
X
Servicing intervals - Drive complete

The lubrication of the double worm gear is done by the roller lubrication and is thus servicing-free!
Servicing intervals - Automatic belt alignment and belt tenser
Lubricate all bearings and guide profiles with foodstuff compatible grease (see the
chapter "Lubricants Overview")
Check plastic bearings and guide profiles for visible damage
Servicing intervals - cleaning complete

HD Check fan jet for functionality and tight fit
Lubricate flange bearing (brush cleaning) with foodstuff compatible grease (see the
chapter "Lubricats Overview")
Check plastic bearings for visible damage
Check hopper cones for visible damage
Test the electrical connections on the drive
Check the fixture screws for tightness
C
X
X
X
X
X
X
Servicing intervals - dosing box welded

Check dosing lever for functionality
Check weld seams for visible damage (tears)
Check the functionality of the membrane switch
A
X
X
X
Servicing intervals - attachment and scraper complete

Make a locking functionality test
Check tension spring for visible damage and functionality
Check cover glass for visible damage
Check scraper for visible damage
Check the plastic scraper pressure on the screen belt rape discharge (this ensures a
good rape discharge and good belt cleaning)
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A
X
B
X
X
X
X

10.4 Servicing and Repairs - machine/line components
10.4.1 Cleaning
HINWEIS!
For cleaning use customary cleaning agents

( food suitable and disinfecting)
Never clean the screen belt with acid and/or base!
First clean any installed Washing Machine or serially connected mill and then clean the press as follows:
1.)
2.)
3.)
4.)
Allow the belt to run with the belt cleaning switched on until the screen belt is thoroughly cleaned.
Switch off the machine and pull out mains connector plug
Clean with the hose
Finally take out the juice trough and run-off plates and clean them with hose or high-pressure
cleaner
NOTE!
- The maximum operational pressure of the high-pressure cleaner must not exceed 200 bar!
- Ensure than none of the electrical components nor bearings are in the direct water jet!
- For better access the machine can be operated with the protective cover open for approx. 5 min.
after actuating the key-operated switch Cleaning mode. WARNING: Increased danger of
accident!
Picture 9.4-1) Cleaning
Turn the locking hook (Fig. item 1) at the dosing box (Fig. item 2) and lift it up and out. Fold the cover (Fig. item 3)
upward and lift out the end scraper (Fig. item 4). Turn the locking hooks of the scrapers and the mash guides (Fig.
item 5) and lift them out, too.
After cleaning, re-assemble the machine properly, attach the trip wire and press the blue pushbutton at the trip wire
switch. Afterwards carry out a functional test!
After the ending of the pressing season the entire press must be thoroughly cleaned. Immediately after washing relubricate all those bearings that have a lubrication nipple (see the chapter "Lubricants Overview")!
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10.4.2 Setting the pressure regulator
After servicing and repair work has been carried out (above all when parts have been replaced) pressure regulators
must be correctly set again.
You can find further details about this in the chapter "Controls and settings work before first starting up/re-starting
of line"!
10.4.3 Setting of the screen belt

1.)
2.)
3.)
4.)
5.)
Reduce the pressure until the screen belt hangs through

pull out the mains connector plug
Set the belt manually in the centre of the roller
place in the mains connector plug
Switch on the compressor so it can develop a minimal operational pressure
10.4.4 The setting of the throttle regulating valve

1) Unscrew the bolts of the valve a little (Pos. 1 of the sketch)
2) Move the valve about 3 millimeters in direction of the wrong belt-pathway. Retighten the screws and start
the machine. Proof the position of the belt.
3) Repeat step 2 until the belt-pathway is in the center of the rollers.
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10.4.5 The setting of the ind. proximity switch
3
2
1.
2.
3.
4.
Turn on washing/milling machine, turn changeover-switch Hand-0-Auto to 0.

Loosen counternut (Fig. item. 1).
Rotate proximity switch (Fig. item. 2) clockwise until LED (Fig. item. 3) goes on.
Gradually rotate proximity switch counter-clockwise until LED goes out, then rotate another half
turn.
5. Tighten counternut.
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10.5 Screen belt change
10.5.1 Endless screen belt
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
Put out drip plates, trays and splash guard cover (Fig. item. 1).
Put off the dosing box (Fig. item. 2).
Disassemble belt tenser and grid cover (Fig. item. 3).
Put away scrapers and mash guide.
Disassemble electric control box (Fig. item. 4).
Demount the drive as one unit (roll with motor) (Fig. item. 5).
7) Demount cleaning (without motor) (Fig. item. 6).

8) Demount turn round roller (Fig. item. 7 and 7a).
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9) Demount Belt alignment roller (Fig. item. 8).
10) Demount the inner distances (Fig. item. 9).
11) Insert screen belt.
12) Merge tightening rocker and mount with grid cover (Fig. item. 3).
13) Mount upper turn round roller (Fig. item. 7).
14) Mount drive unit roller with gear motor (Fig. item. 5).
15) Mount electric control box (Fig. item. 4).
16) Mount lower turn round roller (Fig. item. 7a).
17) Integrate cleaning (Fig. item. 6).
18) Integrate distances (Fig. item. 9).
19) Integrate drip plates, trays and splash guard cover (Fig. item. 1) and dosing box (Fig. item. 2).
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10.5.2 Screen belt with seam
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
Put out drip plates, trays and splash guard cover.

Put off the dosing box.
Put away scrapers and mash guide.
Cut the damaged screen belt and pull it out.
Merge the screen belt into the machine (see the picture above).
Merge the screen belt in arrow direction with the cake side on the outside into the machine.
Close the screen belt with the delieverd connector cable (see the picture below).
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Operating manual part 1

Single belt press

Single belt press EBP650

BASIC SAFETY PRINCIPLES .......................................................................................................................... 3

TECHNICAL DATA ......................................................................................................................................... 15

TECHNICAL DATA - OVERALL MACHINE/LINE ...................................................................................................... 15

NOTES ON TRANSPORTATION .......................................................................................................................... 17

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION - SINGLE BELT PRESS EBP 650 ............................................................................... 25

ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................................ 29

PNEUMATIC DIAGRAM ...................................................................................................................................... 36

10.1 GENERAL ....................................................................................................................................................... 38

Single belt press EBP650

WARNING AGAINST GENERAL DANGERS

WARNING OF DANGEROUS LIVE ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY

WARNING AGAINST BEING DRAWN IN

WARNING DANGER OF INJURIES TO THE HAND

Single belt press EBP650

Single belt press EBP650

WARNING AGAINST GENERAL DANGERS

1.3 Selection, qualification and responsibility of operating staff

Single belt press EBP650

Single belt press EBP650

1.5 Safety requirements for the operating state

1.5.1 Servicing/repair operation

WARNING AGAINST GENERAL DANGERS

Single belt press EBP650

Single belt press EBP650

Single belt press EBP650

1.6 Safety devices

Picture 1.6-1) Caution live voltage!

Single belt press EBP650

The electrical safety devices include for example:

Mechanical safety devices

The mechanical safety devices include for example:

Single belt press EBP650

Neglect of personal protection

Straining the body through incorrect

Any failure of safety devices, all

Additional note on the machine/line

All forms of risk possible!

All forms of risk possible, e.g.

The endangering of the ground

Permanent damage to the spine

For operator training see Operating

WARNING AGAINST GENERAL DANGERS

Single belt press EBP650

1.9 Inappropriate use

Single belt press EBP650

Single belt press EBP650

Machine components/functional sub-assemblies

0,9 - 1,3 m/min

Sound power level according to EN ISO 3746 and EN ISO 11201:

LWA < 80dB

Single belt press EBP650

Double worm gear motor

Drive brushes cleaning

Worm gear motor

Cleaning drive brushes