1. Strict Safety Protocols & Pre‑Check
- Cut off main power and lock out hydraulic system to prevent accidental startup.
- Conduct visual inspection for loose bolts, abnormal wear, and oil leaks.
- Ensure all safety guards and emergency stop buttons are fully functional.
2. Comprehensive Cleaning & Debris Removal
- Clear residual metal shavings, dust, and debris from the compression chamber and hopper.
- Clean sliding guide rails and mold surfaces to prevent material buildup.
- Reduces premature wear and ensures smooth operation.
3. Precise Lubrication & Fluid Management
- Regularly check hydraulic oil level and top up if necessary; keep fluid clean.
- Grease bearings, guide rails, and connecting shafts according to schedule.
- Prevents friction, overheating, and rust.
4. System Monitoring & Operational Testing
- Listen for abnormal noises or vibrations from pump and motors.
- Monitor hydraulic oil temperature to keep within safe range.
- Run an empty test cycle to verify PLC and valve responses before full production.
