1. Stop the machine immediately
Stop operation: Once the Slitting machine is found to be overheated, press the emergency stop button or turn off the power immediately to stop the equipment from running.
Cut off the power supply: Ensure safety and cut off the power supply of the equipment to avoid further heat generation.
2. Ventilation and heat dissipation
Turn on the ventilation equipment: If the equipment has a ventilation system, ensure that it is operating normally to help dissipate heat.
Add fans: Place industrial fans around the equipment to accelerate air circulation and help the equipment cool down quickly.
3. Check the cooling system
Check the coolant: If the equipment is equipped with a cooling system, check whether the coolant is sufficient, and add or replace the coolant if necessary.
Clean cooling components: Check the cooling fan and radiator, clean dust and debris, and ensure that the cooling system is working properly.
4. Check key components
Check the motor and transmission system: Check whether the motor and transmission system are abnormal, such as overheating, abnormal noise, etc., and repair or replace them if necessary.
Check the bearings and lubrication system: Check whether the bearings are worn or overheated, check whether the lubrication system is working properly, and add lubricating oil if necessary.
5. Wait for cooling
Natural cooling: Let the equipment cool naturally to normal temperature, and avoid forcibly continuing to operate the equipment when it is overheated.
Monitor temperature: Use temperature sensors or infrared thermometers to monitor the temperature of key parts of the equipment to ensure that the temperature drops to a safe range.
6. Avoid secondary restart
Avoid immediate restart: After the equipment cools down, do not restart it immediately, and wait for a while to ensure that the equipment is completely cooled.
Gradually resume operation: When restarting, run the equipment at a low speed first, and gradually increase the load to avoid overheating again.
7. Professional inspection and maintenance
Contact professional personnel: If the equipment overheating problem occurs frequently, it is recommended to contact professional technicians for comprehensive inspection and maintenance.
Regular maintenance: Establish a regular maintenance plan, including cleaning, lubrication, and inspection of key components to prevent overheating problems.
