Inspections that need to be carried out before starting the crusher include the following aspects:
Lubrication check. Confirm whether the lubrication system is normal, including checking the lubricating oil level and oil quality, and ensuring that the oil circuit is smooth.
Electrical system inspection. Check whether cables, plugs, and power connections are secure, and make sure electrical circuits are in good condition.
Inspection of equipment structural parts. Check the structural parts of the crusher, such as jaw plates, bearings, connecting rods, thrust plates, tie rod springs, pulleys and V-belts, etc., to confirm their integrity and tightness.
Security inspection. Ensure that the safety protection facilities around the equipment, such as safety guardrails, safety doors, emergency stop buttons, etc., are complete and effective.
Crushing chamber and internal inspection. Check whether there are foreign objects or material accumulation in the crushing cavity, and whether the crushing blades, hammer heads, etc. are damaged or need to be replaced.
Hydraulic oil inspection. For crushers using hydraulic systems, check the hydraulic oil quantity and oil quality to ensure that the hydraulic system is normal.
Machine wear inspection. Check the wear of key components, such as blades, steel balls or other consumable parts.
Accessory installation inspection. Check whether the accessories are installed tightly and securely, such as the tension of the belt, the lubrication operating status of the bearings, etc.
Operation control room inspection. Check the sensitivity and reliability of the control mechanism and buttons, as well as the working status of the industrial computer and monitor.
Computer room environment inspection. Check the fluid level of the hydraulic power unit, lubricating oil tank, and the cleanliness of the air filter.
Auxiliary equipment inspection. Check whether auxiliary equipment such as feeders, belt conveyors, and lubrication stations are in good condition.
Equipment running status check. Before starting up, make sure there is no one around the equipment and it is running without load to prevent accidents.
When performing the above inspections, special attention should be paid to the vulnerable parts and key fasteners of the equipment to ensure that the equipment is in safe and good working condition.
