Correct handling steps after overheating:
1. Immediately shut down and disconnect the power: Cut off the power supply to prevent the fault from escalating or causing a fire.
2. Natural cooling: Allow the equipment to cool down naturally in a well-ventilated environment. Do not pour water or force cooling.
3. Check the cause:
Check if the lubricating oil is sufficient, whether the oil quality has deteriorated or is contaminated.
Confirm that the cooling system (such as fan, water cooler) is operating normally, and clean the dust from the heat dissipation channels.
Check if the overheating is caused by overload operation or excessively hard materials.
4. Professional inspection: If you cannot solve the problem yourself, contact maintenance personnel to check key components such as the motor and bearings.
Risks of continued use:
1. Equipment damage: Continuous high temperature will accelerate component aging and shorten the equipment's lifespan.
2. Safety hazards: May cause fire or short circuit.
3. Reduced cutting quality: High temperature leads to increased saw blade wear, affecting cutting accuracy and efficiency.
Preventive measures:
1. Regular maintenance: Clean aluminum chips, check oil lines and circuits.
2. Standardized operation: Avoid overload operation, and select appropriate saw blades and cutting parameters.
