The fertilizer screener machine plays a vital role in organic fertilizer production. Proper maintenance is key to ensuring its efficiency and extending its lifespan.
- Daily Cleaning
Screen Cleaning: Clean the screen surface after each use. Organic fertilizer materials are somewhat sticky and can clog the screen holes. Use a soft brush or compressed air to clear blockages and maintain screening efficiency. Carefully remove large debris left on the screen surface to avoid scratches.
Machine Cleaning: Regularly wipe down the fertilizer screener machine body to remove dust and spilled materials. This prevents dust from entering internal parts and affecting performance.
- Mechanical Parts Inspection and Maintenance
Bearing Care: Check bearing lubrication regularly and add grease as specified in the manual. If you notice unusual noises or overheating, stop the machine immediately and replace bearings if needed.
Belt Check: Ensure belts are properly tensioned—too loose causes slippage, too tight increases wear. Adjust tension as needed and check for cracks or damage. Replace damaged belts promptly.
- Regular Calibration and Adjustment
Screening Accuracy: Periodically test the fertilizer screener machine using standard samples of known particle size. Adjust parameters like vibration frequency and amplitude based on test results to meet production standards.
Overall Operation Check: Run full system tests to ensure all parts work smoothly together. Identify and fix potential issues early to maintain stable operation.
- Scheduled Maintenance
Wear-Parts Inspection: Regularly check wear-prone components like roller bearings, screen meshes, and belts. Replace heavily worn parts immediately.
Full Overhaul: Conduct comprehensive inspections to assess part wear and replace severely damaged components. Inspect electrical components for secure connections and check for worn or damaged wiring to prevent equipment failure.