The maintenance of non-standard automation equipment is very important for the stability and durability of the equipment. The following are some suggestions for daily maintenance of non-standard automation equipment:

Regular inspection and maintenance: Regularly conduct comprehensive inspections of the equipment, including electrical systems, mechanical systems, hydraulic systems, etc., as well as the connection and operation of each component. Check whether the oil level, water level, pressure of the pneumatic system and other indicators of the equipment are normal, and discover and deal with potential problems in a timely manner.

Cleaning and cleaning: Clean the surface of the equipment regularly to remove dust, oil and debris to prevent corrosion and other damage to the equipment. Clean the mechanical parts of the equipment, especially sliding parts and exposed parts, to prevent rust and sticking.

Replace wearing parts: Regularly check and replace wearing parts, such as electrical components, mechanical parts, hydraulic components, etc., to maintain the good condition of the equipment.

Lubrication: Proper lubrication of equipment to reduce friction and wear between mechanical parts and extend the service life of the equipment.

Calibration and adjustment: Regularly calibrate and adjust various parameters of the equipment, such as position, speed, pressure, etc., to ensure the accuracy and stability of the equipment.

Data backup and document update: Regularly back up the equipment’s operating data and maintenance records for review and analysis when needed. At the same time, the equipment’s user manuals and maintenance guides are updated so that relevant information can be found quickly.

Safe operation: When performing maintenance and repairs, ensure that the equipment is in a safe condition and follow safe operating procedures to prevent accidents.

Training and technical upgrades: Provide relevant training courses and technical upgrade support to enable maintenance personnel to better understand and operate equipment and improve maintenance efficiency and quality.

The above suggestions are for reference only. Specific maintenance methods and frequency may vary depending on the type of equipment and usage environment. It is recommended to develop a detailed maintenance plan when using non-standard equipment and have it maintained and maintained by professionals.