Daily Routine Maintenance
Shutdown & Cleanup: Disconnect the power after operations; thoroughly clear wood chips and dust from the work surface, cutting tools, and dust extraction ports to prevent accumulation that could cause jams or fire hazards.
Pre-start Inspection: Run the machine without a load for one minute; listen for abnormal noises and check for loose parts. Confirm tool sharpness and correct rotation direction before commencing actual processing.
Safety Check: Verify the responsiveness and effectiveness of the emergency stop button and safety guards; operating the machine while a fault exists is strictly prohibited.
Weekly In-depth Maintenance
Lubrication: Apply specialized woodworking machinery lubricant to moving parts such as guide rails, sliders, chains, and bearings to minimize wear caused by dry friction.
Precision Calibration: Adjust tool feed clearances and drive belt tension; calibrate reference surfaces to ensure consistent dimensions in the finished wooden handles.
Line & Hose Inspection: Check electrical circuits and pneumatic lines for damage or leaks; tighten loose screws to prevent sudden operational failures.
Monthly Comprehensive Overhaul
Electrical System Care: Clean dust from the electrical control cabinet and cooling fans to prevent dust ingress and short circuits, ensuring the stability of the electrical system.
Core Component Inspection:Monitor the operating temperatures of the spindle and motor; ensure bearing temperatures do not exceed 80°C and shut down immediately for inspection if abnormal heating is detected.
Machine-wide Precision Calibration: Re-verify machine leveling and tool coaxiality; correct any deviations accumulated during prolonged operation to restore processing accuracy.
