3. Load Products

Pull out the tray and place products from front to back. The tray can be hanged downward for about 30° for the convenience to load products
Choose the suitable spiral for various sizes of products, test dispensing to get best placement.
The products should lean backward.
For merged slots, the spirals end should be at 6 o’ clock.
Push the tray drawer back to the bottom until you hear a thump. Before closing the door, please lightly pull out the tray to ensure it is secured.

Tray pulled out showing multiple spiral slots; view from front-left with hand visible at bottom left

Close-up of a single spiral slot with a boxed product placed in the spiral

Photo showing incorrect placement with red X mark over product inside spiral slot

1) Hold the end of the spiral and pull out the spiral vertically. (can feel the elasticity at the backside.)

2) Rotate the spiral to the desired position. Release the spiral.

Comparison of spiral in default position and pull-out position

Top-down view of tray spiral rows showing a red arrow drawn from top to bottom; hand visible at bottom pulling spiral

Similar top-down view of tray spiral rows after rotation; hand visible adjusting spiral

Close-up of spiral mounted at top of column, showing default position

Close-up of spiral pulled out to show pull-out position and clearance

The top of the good should not touch the upper tray.	The good’s width should not excess the width of the spiral/slot.	The good should not be too small to be hold by the spiral.

The product is too thick for the spiral spacing.	The product should not reach out the tray. The elevator movement will be interfered.	After push back the tray, the spiral may rebounce upward, causing the product to slip out.

Place the product directly on the tray. Not recommend to pull out the tray to load products because uneven tray may result in product squeeze issue.
The single belt slot is available for 6 goods due to belt limited bearing capacity (2.5kg for single4.5kg for dual belt slot.) And product thickness should be greater than 50 mm to stand stable on the belt.

The product is too small compared with the belt width.	The product isn’t placed at the center of the belt.	The unusual light product may be rotated on belt slot and trigger the drop sensor by mistake.

Thin product may fall backward on the belt slot.	If a product leans against it's front one. They may drop together.	The longitudinal length of the good should < 100 mm. Otherwise may activate the light sensor before the good is fully moved out.