As summer arrives, high temperatures and heavy rainstorms have been raging in turn throughout this June. Although the level of equipment automation continues to improve, manual maintenance is still indispensable. While staff take good care of their own health, they should also pay attention to machine maintenance.

High-Temperature Protection Tips

Pay attention to heat dissipation:

High temperatures can easily cause damage to hydraulic components and electrical components, affecting equipment use. In hot weather, be sure to check various parts such as the pump cooling fan, main unit cooling fan, and the cooling fan inside the motor, and carry out ventilation and heat dissipation in a timely manner to prevent high temperatures from damaging the hydraulic system and affecting normal equipment operation.

Jiuzhuo recommends:

In extreme high-temperature weather, when equipment temperature is too high, it is recommended to pause the equipment and ventilate promptly to quickly help the equipment cool down for subsequent normal use.

Rainstorm Protection Tips

Pay attention to moisture protection:

In rainstorm weather, equipment is prone to water ingress and dampness, causing short-circuit damage. Do not open the electrical cabinet door on rainy days, and keep the equipment dry. In case of water ingress, cut off the power immediately; after power-off, wipe with a dry towel, etc., until a dry state is restored. After inspection is complete, close the electrical cabinet door tightly.

Jiuzhuo recommends:

Do not frequently open and close the electrical cabinet door during normal times; it is best to keep the seal in a sealed state. In rainstorm or typhoon weather, try to move the equipment to a sheltered area, and try not to park the equipment in low-lying, water-accumulating areas.

The above are two tips from Jiuzhuo regarding summer maintenance. As equipment continues to be updated and iterated, the requirements for maintenance personnel are also increasing. Only by maintaining equipment in a timely manner, eliminating hidden fault risks, and truly implementing maintenance and inspection can the real effect of preventive maintenance be achieved and production efficiency improved.