🔧 First aid guide for laser cutting machine | Maintenance experience+upkeep
🔧 ** Laser cutting machine “first aid guide” | Repair experience+maintenance tips publicly available! **
Sisters who deal with laser equipment every day have a look!
Don’t panic when encountering a sudden machine strike, this practical experience summary can help you save thousands of maintenance costs! ✨
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### 💡 ** Common Fault Self Inspection Checklist**
one ️⃣ ** The laser head does not emit light**
✔️ Check the cleanliness of the lenses (wipe off fingerprints/dust!)
✔️ Is the temperature of the chiller ≤ 25 ℃ (high temperature automatic protection mechanism)
✔️ Is the power indicator light abnormal? Urgently contact after-sales service!
two ️⃣ ** There are many burrs on the cutting edge**
✨ Focus lenses must be wiped weekly (medical alcohol+dust-free paper)
✨ Adjust the air pressure to 0.6-0.8Mpa (fine tune for different materials)
three ️⃣ ** Frequent device alarms**
⚠️ Lubricating oil for guide rails should be replenished monthly (recommended # 32 mechanical oil)
⚠️ Self inspection of smoke exhaust pipe blockage (stop immediately if you hear abnormal noise!)
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### 🛠️ ** Maintenance and Pit Avoidance Guide**
❌ No live operation allowed! After power failure, let it stand for 5 minutes before maintenance
❌ Lens wiping must be done in one direction (swiping in circles will leave spiral marks!)
✅ Prepare emergency tool kit:
➤ Multimeter (extremely practical for measuring circuits)
➤ Laser power meter (essential for quarterly testing)
➤ Anti static gloves (protect precision components)
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### 🌸 ** Daily maintenance with caution**
✨ Do a ‘Equipment SPA’ before work every Friday:
➤ Use a vacuum cleaner to clean track metal shavings
➤ Software system deep dust removal (don’t forget to backup parameters!)
✨ During the rainy season, place moisture-proof boxes in the control cabinet (electronic components are afraid of moisture)
✨ Record daily operation logs (which can be quickly traced during maintenance!)
