1. Regularly check the lubrication system: The lubrication system is crucial for the long-term normal operation of the machine. Regularly check the lubricating oil level, inspect for aging and cracked oil lines, and replace the lubricating oil as needed.
2. Clean the machine tool surface: Accumulated dust and oil on the machine tool surface not only affects its appearance but can also cause malfunctions. Clean the machine tool surface weekly, removing debris and wiping it clean.
3. Regularly check the electrical system: The electrical system is the core component controlling machine operation. Regularly check the connections of all electrical components for secureness, inspect for aging and damage to electrical wiring, and regularly clean dust and water from the electrical control box.
4. Regularly calibrate the machine tool's accuracy: With increased use, the accuracy of the machine tool will gradually decrease. Regularly calibrate the machine tool's accuracy to ensure machining quality.
5. Maintain the machine tool spindle: The spindle is the core component for machining parts. Regularly check the condition of the elastic sleeve at the front end of the spindle, the spindle bearings, and the spindle locking device, and replace or repair as needed.
6. Replace filters regularly: Both the hydraulic and cooling systems are equipped with filters to remove impurities and dirt, preventing dust and metal shavings from entering the system and affecting normal machine operation. Filters should be replaced regularly to ensure smooth system operation.
7. Take proper machine tool safety precautions: Machines are inherently dangerous. Operators should wear appropriate protective equipment, such as goggles and gloves, and strictly adhere to operating procedures to ensure safe production.
