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Since the mesh belt conveyor is a mature product, people tend to neglect its monitoring and maintenance during use. When noise or vibration occurs in the mesh belt conveyor, many fail to address it promptly, resulting in greater damage. Next, we will analyze how to deal with noise or vibration in belt conveyors. When a belt conveyor produces noise or vibration, the first thing to check is the lubrication level. Next, examine the tension of the belt, look for any cracks on either side of the belt, check whether the belt and chain are properly fitted together, and inspect the fastening or welding points for any signs of failure. Any of these phenomena can cause excessive noise or vibration, and if not corrected in a timely manner, it can lead to further damage to the belt conveyor or even burn out the motor. Therefore, when noise or vibration occurs, it is necessary not only to identify the cause but also to carry out repairs promptly. After being in use for a period of time, dirt can accumulate on the mesh belt of the conveyor belt conveyor, and smaller pieces of material may get stuck between the mesh strands. In such cases, it is necessary to clean the conveyor belt conveyor. Especially in the drying and cleaning environments, cleaning should be carried out promptly. As a widely used belt conveyor, it is indeed easy to operate, inexpensive, and has a very long service life. However, the service life of any conveyor is proportional to the amount of time it is used, and this is true as well for belt conveyors. The component that experiences normal wear and tear on a belt conveyor is the conveyor belt itself; due to friction with the material and stretching, it is inevitable that it will deform. The best time to replace the conveyor belt is as soon as severe deformation, breaking, or cracks appear in it, otherwise the belt conveyor will suffer further damage, resulting in additional losses.