2024/01/31
1. Regular inspection: Regular comprehensive inspection of the organic fertilizer granulator to ensure the normal operation of the components, if there is damage or serious wear parts, should be replaced in time.
2. Lubrication maintenance: According to the equipment instruction manual, regularly add lubricating oil to the moving parts of the organic fertilizer granulator to ensure smooth operation.
3. Cleaning and hygiene: regularly clean the residual materials inside the organic fertilizer granulator to prevent the accumulation of materials resulting in poor operation of the equipment. At the same time, keep the environment around the equipment clean to avoid dust and debris affecting the operation of organic fertilizer equipment.
4. Moisture and rust prevention: the organic fertilizer granulator should be placed in a dry and ventilated place to avoid corrosion of the equipment in a humid environment. If the equipment is rusted, gently sand it with sandpaper and then apply anti-rust oil to protect it.
5. Regular maintenance: For the vulnerable parts of the organic fertilizer granulator, such as bearings, motors, etc., regular maintenance to ensure the stable operation of the organic fertilizer production line.
6. Correct operation: When operating the organic fertilizer granulator, the operating procedures should be followed to avoid damage to the equipment caused by misoperation.
7. Training operators: Professional training for the operation of organic fertilizer granulator personnel, so that they are familiar with the equipment performance, operation methods and maintenance knowledge.
8. Establish and improve equipment files: record the use of organic fertilizer granulator in detail, maintenance records, etc., which is conducive to mastering the operating status of equipment, timely discovery and solution of problems.
Following the above maintenance methods can extend the service life of the organic fertilizer granulator, ensure the stable operation of the equipment and improve production efficiency.
