Daily Maintenance
1. Clean the equipment regularly to prevent dust and debris from entering.
2. Check that the power supply, sensors, controllers, etc., are securely installed and have good contact.
3. Regularly check the equipment's hydraulic system to ensure the hydraulic oil is clean and prevent leaks.
4. Pay attention to the equipment's storage environment; avoid direct sunlight, high temperatures, humidity, and corrosive gases that could damage the equipment.
5. Strictly follow the equipment operation manual; do not disassemble the equipment or modify the program without authorization.
Periodic Maintenance
1. Regularly check and calibrate the equipment's accuracy to ensure the accuracy of test results.
2. Check the equipment's transmission components and fasteners for looseness or wear; replace or repair them promptly.
3. Check the equipment's control circuits, instruments, sensors, etc., for malfunctions or damage.
4. Regularly change the hydraulic oil and flush and maintain the hydraulic system.