Daily Maintenance

Start each day with a thorough inspection of the machine's exterior for signs of wear, such as cracks on the frame or loose components.

After each use, clean the machine thoroughly, removing residual scrap material from the compression chamber and conveyor parts to prevent buildup that can hinder performance.

Hydraulic System Care

Regularly check the hydraulic oil level and top it up with the recommended type when necessary.

Monitor the oil's condition - if discolored or cloudy, replace promptly to avoid clogging valves or damaging pumps.

Inspect hydraulic hoses and seals for leaks or deterioration, as even small leaks can lead to pressure loss.

Lubrication Practices

Apply appropriate lubricant to moving parts like bearings, gears, and pivot points at regular intervals.

This reduces friction, minimizes wear, and ensures smooth operation.

Always use lubricants specified by the manufacturer to avoid component damage.

Periodic Inspections

Regularly inspect critical parts like the compression plunger and die for signs of excessive wear or deformation.

Check electrical components such as wiring and switches for damage or overheating to prevent electrical failures.

Have qualified technicians repair or replace significantly damaged parts.