The electronic assembly line is a kind of electronic production equipment, which must be maintained for a period of time in order to extend the service life of the equipment and reduce the occurrence of failures. So how to maintain the electronic assembly line equipment? Guang Shengde is here to explain. In fact, the maintenance of the electronic assembly line is relatively simple. We only need to maintain the head gearbox, chain, and head motor of the electronic assembly line to effectively extend the electronic assembly. The service life of the pipeline and reduce the occurrence of failures.

Electronic assembly line

1. Maintenance of the head gearbox of the electronic assembly line:

After using for three months, drain the oil in the gearbox, clean the inside of the gearbox with diesel or gasoline, and add new lubricating oil to the middle of the observation window after draining. (Pay attention to whether there is too little lubrication every month). It is enough to change the lubricating oil every year from now on.

Too much lubricating oil may cause heat in the gearbox, and excessive motor load may cause the motor protection switch to trip. Too little lubricating oil may cause heating of the gearbox, increased noise, and the gearbox hangs and is scrapped.

2. Maintenance of the transportation chain of the electronic assembly line:

After a long-term operation of the chain, the original lubricating oil may heat up and volatilize, which will cause the chain to be unbalanced during operation, increase noise, and crawl. At this time, you can open the sealing plate at the tail of the machine, and add butter or thick lubricating oil to the chain.

3. Maintenance of the head motor of the electronic assembly line:

Never put water into the motor, nor add diesel oil or liquid organic compounds to the motor, because this may cause damage to the motor edge and cause malfunction. The maintenance method of the speed control head is the same as that of the motor. For the rest, check the motor maintenance and maintenance in the electrician's manual.