Daily Cleaning: Clean up profile debris from the equipment after get off work each day, paying special attention to transmission and moving parts (guide rails, cylinders, etc.) to prevent debris from clogging and affecting operation.
Structural Tightness Check: Regularly check all screws to prevent loosening that could lead to precision errors or safety accidents.
Lubrication Maintenance: Regularly apply lubricating oil to drive shafts (such as linear guides) to ensure smooth component movement.
Proper Use of Cutting Fluid: Use dedicated cutting fluid to extend tool life and ensure machining accuracy.
Air Circuit Maintenance: Before starting work each day, check the air circuit and solenoid valve bodies for water accumulation to ensure unobstructed airflow; drain water from the air compressor daily and replace the filter element regularly.
Electrical Safety Check: Check the power switch and wiring for aging daily; replace any abnormal ones immediately; keep the electrical control cabinet clean and dry; regularly check power cords, solenoid valves, and other electrical components to prevent short circuits.
Operating temperature monitoring: When the equipment is running, pay attention to the temperature of the motor and hydraulic equipment. If the temperature is too high, the power and gas should be cut off in time, and the equipment should be used again after the temperature returns to normal.
