1. Daily maintenance steps

1. Lubrication : Regularly check all parts that need lubrication, use high-quality lubricating oil, and ensure that the transmission parts are in the best condition.

2. Cleanliness : Keep the surface and bottom of the machine clean, especially the chain and hopper areas, to prevent debris from increasing friction and affecting equipment operation.

3. Check fasteners : Check bolts, nuts and other fasteners regularly to ensure that all parts are securely installed to prevent looseness that may cause equipment failure.

4. Transmission components : Monitor the condition of transmission belts and gears. If wear or aging is found, replace or maintain them in time.

2. Regular maintenance tips

1. Replace wearing parts : Check and replace easily worn parts, such as hoppers and chains, at regular intervals according to the frequency of use and working environment.

2. Adjust the belt tension : Maintain the correct tension of the transmission belt to avoid being too loose or too tight, which will affect the transmission efficiency.

3. Common fault diagnosis and troubleshooting

1. Fault phenomenon : The equipment makes abnormal noises when running.

Diagnosis and troubleshooting : Check if there is any foreign matter stuck in the machine and if the fasteners are loose.

2. Fault phenomenon : The elevator is not driven smoothly.

Diagnosis and troubleshooting : Check the tension of the transmission belt, ensure that there is no foreign matter blocking it, and lubricate all transmission parts.

Through scientific maintenance and care methods, bucket elevators can maintain stable operation and optimal performance in various working environments. Regular inspection and maintenance can not only extend the service life of the equipment, but also greatly improve work efficiency.