As a key equipment in organic fertilizer production, the proper daily maintenance of the organic fertilizer granulator is crucial for ensuring the normal operation of the equipment, extending its service life, and ensuring production efficiency. Here are some suggestions for proper maintenance of organic fertilizer granulators after granulation:
Cleaning and Inspection:
Removing residues: After each use, the residual organic materials inside and outside the organic fertilizer granulator should be immediately cleaned to prevent material hardening or mold, which may affect the next use of the equipment.
Check for wear: Check the key components of the granulator, such as the granulator disc, scraper, transmission device, etc., for wear or damage, and replace the worn parts in a timely manner to prevent malfunctions from occurring.
Lubrication and maintenance:
Regular lubrication: According to the equipment manual, regularly add lubricating oil or grease to the bearings, gears, chains and other moving parts of the organic fertilizer granulator to reduce wear and extend the service life of the equipment.
Check the oil level: For equipment with an oil tank, check if the oil level is normal, ensure that the oil quality is clean, and replace it with new oil if necessary.
Electrical inspection:
Check electrical components: Regularly inspect electrical circuits, control cabinets, motors, and other electrical components to ensure tight connections, no exposed wires, and avoid electrical faults.
Cleaning electrical components: Use a dry cloth or compressed air to clean electrical components to prevent dust accumulation from causing short circuits or malfunctions.
security check:
Check safety devices: Ensure that all safety devices, such as safety doors, emergency stop buttons, etc., are in good working condition to ensure the safety of operators.
Maintenance records:
Record maintenance status: Establish equipment maintenance logs to record the date, content, and results of each maintenance, which helps track equipment status and identify potential issues in a timely manner.
Professional maintenance:
Regular professional inspections: It is recommended to regularly invite professional technicians to conduct comprehensive inspections and maintenance of equipment, especially for complex or critical components, to ensure the best operating condition of the equipment.
Storage and Protection:
Reasonable storage: During non use periods, the granulator should be stored in a dry and well ventilated environment to avoid moisture or corrosion to the equipment.
Through the above maintenance measures, the service life of the organic fertilizer granulator can be effectively extended, ensuring its long-term stable operation and providing reliable support for the production of organic fertilizers.