Begin by inspecting the power supply system to ensure that the cables and connectors are in good condition and free from damage. Also, verify that the connecting line is secure and does not exhibit any signs of burning or looseness.
Ensure the hydraulic system of the loader is in good condition by checking the firm connection of the components and connecting pipelines without any observable leakage. Make sure that the hydraulic oil level meets the prescribed requirements, with the oil volume accounting for roughly 4/5 of the total volume of the oil tank.
Before using the mine loader, it is important to check its operating system thoroughly. Ensure that every operating handle is in the neutral position and that all operations are smooth and free of any jamming. This step is crucial to ensure a safe and efficient operation of the machine.
4. Check the brake oil level in the booster pump;
To drain the water remaining inside the diesel tank, start by loosening the oil drain bolt located at the bottom of the tank. This will help to remove any excess moisture and prevent any damage to the tank or engine.
Make sure to inspect multiple oil levels, such as the hydraulic oil tank and engine oil level. Additionally, check the water level in the water tank and the oil quantity of the transmission, diesel tank, and working oil tank.
Ensure that you inspect the drive axle brake friction plate and the brake caliper for oil leakage as part of the service check. This is vital in determining the service condition of the components and to ensure they are working optimally.
It is important to ensure that the braking system of the underground loader is flexible enough to ensure safety. When bringing the loader to a stop, make sure to put the foot valve in the middle position to activate the braking system. If the loader is stopped for an extended period of time, press the production plate of the machine head against the ground for added stability.
