1. Immediate Safety Protocols & Power Isolation
- Cut off main power supply and isolate hydraulic system to prevent accidental restarts.
- Never attempt to clear jams or inspect the chamber while energized.
- Severe injury risk from unexpected mechanical movements or hydraulic releases.
2. Inspecting the Electrical & Control Systems
- Check main power supply for voltage instability or power failures.
- Inspect control panel, fuses, and overload relays.
- Use PLC error codes to guide troubleshooting.
3. Evaluating the Hydraulic & Mechanical Components
- Check compression chamber for overload or uncrushable foreign objects causing jams.
- Inspect hydraulic oil level, fluid contamination, and damaged seals.
- Low pressure or seal failure may trigger automatic safety shutdown.
4. Systematic Clearance & Professional Maintenance
- Safely clear trapped material from compression chamber if jam identified.
- For complex electrical faults, severe hydraulic damage, or structural wear, contact professionals.
- Do not attempt self‑repair; rely on manufacturer or qualified technicians.
