How to quickly deal with overheating crushing buckets

In the hot season, due to the high temperature of the air flowing in summer, it is not conducive to the heat dissipation of the equipment. Therefore, the high temperature crusher equipment is easy to be too high in the summer, resulting in downtime and other failures. This requires users to pay attention to prevent equipment "heat stroke".

1, carefully maintain the crusher equipment. Carry out regular and comprehensive inspection of the equipment, maintain the equipment, replace the engine "three filters" and oil, replace or adjust the belt, check whether the fan, water tank, generator, compressor and other parts can work normally;

2, clean up the oil and dust on the body in time to ensure good engine heat dissipation;

3. Replace the appropriate oil viscosity grade of the equipment. In general, oil viscosity levels are higher in summer than at other times. Engine oil and lubricants should be replaced and used in summer. The amount of oil should be appropriate. Often check whether oil leaks, especially fuel, should be replenished in time;

4, check the cooling system and fuel system is smooth, replace the aging wire, plug, tubing, screws, tighten the fuel pipeline, to prevent fuel leakage;

5, the outdoor temperature is high in summer, and the high temperature is easy to cause adverse effects on the equipment. Whether the device is turned off or in working condition, it is recommended that you try to ensure that the device is placed in the shade. If the summer temperature is higher, a temporary shade can be built for the equipment. Avoid exposing equipment to sunlight for long periods of time;

6, the high temperature in summer increased the failure rate of equipment and the incidence of fire. It is recommended that each machine must be equipped with 1-2 fire extinguishers to prevent accidents.

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