How do i set rollers on a ryobi 3302m - Ryobi Garden

the end roller is not aligned correctly
there is a screw adjustment that you move to realign the roller to make the belt stay on
all of the information will be in the user manual

I hope this can help,
it was a little hard to find. Hope it works let me know please...
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you need to pull it all the way out at the roller/wheel, get screw driver or some thing that can jam it not to let it roll back, and tight the rope to it and make sure not to slip the rope, and hold the roller/ wheel until you done with the rope, and release the roller/ wheel gentle slowly, let it wind in the rope.

i read many problems of that series..
I heard the Ryobi series machine consisting of the 3302M/3302H are now obsolete. Why would any company do such a stupid thing?
The 3302M is no longer. It has been replaced by the 3302C, which now comes standard with Crestline style dampening. The 3302H and the 3302HA are still in the line.
contact your dealer to fix problem if in case you are still in warranty period for your machine warranty service is free..

CHECK THE ROLLERS THAT PULL THE WOOD THRU, I HAD TO REPLACE MINE FOR THE SAME REASON.
IF THEY HAVE A LOT OF USE YOU WILL SEE WORN FLAT SPOTS ON THE ROLLERS CAUSING THIS PROBLEM

E-1 is a safety circiut error. The ryobi safety has 2 contacts in it. 1 side inputs the safety device signal to the CPU and the other trips the R-100 relay which causes your press not to run. From: http://www.topix.com/forum/business/commercial-printing/TFNDLS9AJCSHKQP7L

go to tool parts direct and order one

It is fixable if you are technically competent. All parts are still available online. It could be one of two problems:

1 - The rollers are driven by two gear & chain mechanisms on the height adjuster side of the unit. I did have a drive chain break once.

2 - If it isn't that than the gearbox has cracked / gear stripped under the torque load. This is also fixable, each individual gear and the gearbox housing are still available (10-09), but it requires substaintial teardown.

As you disassemble the unit just be careful once you remove the crossover height adjuster shaft - you don't want to turn one lifter by itself and have the planer higher on one side. It really is a simple teardown, just lots of parts. If you like the planer it is worth it; parts are cheap. If you are like me, you enjoy tearing stuff down to see how it's made and you hate throwing out $200 tools because only one little part broke!