Daily Maintenance and Care Recommendations for automatic screw feeder
Q: How to Maintain an automatic screw feeder?
1. Turn off the power and air supply when the machine is not in use to prevent it from staying powered unnecessarily.
2. Regularly remove debris and defective screws from the screw hopper to avoid interference with the photoelectric sensor in the vibration plate.
3. Do not place tools or unrelated items on the machine surface to prevent jamming or damage during operation.
4. Use the machine in a well-ventilated and dry environment to avoid rusting of metal components due to moisture.
5. Before operation, check that the power is properly connected and the air pressure is stable and sufficient.
6. Clean the screw feeding system weekly—such as the hopper, track, and feeder—using an air gun and a dry cloth with alcohol to ensure smooth feeding.
7. Wipe the machine exterior regularly to keep the unit clean.
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