The steps to clean and sanitize your belt conveyor may vary depending on the type and material of your belt conveyor, the type and volume of the products you transport, the environmental conditions of your facility, and the cleaning and sanitizing methods you use. However, a typical procedure may include the following steps:

Prepare the equipment and materials you need for cleaning and sanitizing. This may include brushes, scrapers, sponges, cloths, buckets, sprayers, hoses, nozzles, pumps, detergents, disinfectants, water, and personal protective equipment (PPE).
Turn off the power supply of your belt conveyor and lock it out to prevent accidental start-up or injury.
Remove any loose or large debris from your belt conveyor by sweeping or brushing it off.
Scrape off any sticky or stubborn residues from your belt conveyor by using a scraper or a knife.
Apply a detergent solution to your belt conveyor by spraying or pouring it over the surface. You can use a pre-mixed solution or dilute it with water according to the manufacturer’s instructions. The detergent solution should cover the entire surface of your belt conveyor and penetrate into any cracks or crevices.
Scrub your belt conveyor by using a brush or a sponge to loosen any dirt or stains from the surface. You can also use a hose or a nozzle to rinse off any excess detergent solution from your belt conveyor.
Rinse your belt conveyor by using clean water to remove any remaining detergent solution or residues from the surface. You can use a hose or a nozzle to spray water over your belt conveyor until it runs clear.
Apply a disinfectant solution to your belt conveyor by spraying or pouring it over the surface. You can use a pre-mixed solution or dilute it with water according to the manufacturer’s instructions. The disinfectant solution should cover the entire surface of your belt conveyor and contact it for a sufficient time to kill any microorganisms.
Rinse your belt conveyor by using clean water to remove any remaining disinfectant solution from the surface. You can use a hose or a nozzle to spray water over your belt conveyor until it runs clear.
Dry your belt conveyor by using a cloth or a vacuum to wipe or suck any moisture from the surface. You can also use a fan or a heater to speed up the drying process.
Inspect your belt conveyor for any damage or wear and tear. If you find any, you should repair or replace it as soon as possible.
Turn on the power supply of your belt conveyor and test it for proper operation and performance.