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Can't get my head around the greasing. Even though the manual tells you to do this I can't see how that grease wouldn't get transferred to the inside of the belt and then onto the rollers. This would then cause the belt to slip on the rollers giving what you describe.
It's specifically supposed to be on the inside of the belt to reduce friction between the board underneath the belt and the belt itself ๐คทโโ๏ธ
The driving roller is a nip-style mechanism, so the driving roller is pressing on the outside of the belt on the textured surface. I actually doubt the grease has an impact on the performance.