Debugging and maintenance of brush application in CNC lathe_FAQ

Frequently check whether the lubricating oil is sufficient, whether the pipeline is blocked, the degree of contamination of the lubricating oil and coolant, and whether it needs to be replaced. Whether the turret rotates smoothly, whether there is interference between the installation and removal of the tool, whether the tool tip is damaged, whether there is dirt in the cone hole of the tailstock, and whether the cone surface is damaged. Regularly check whether the movement of the X and Z axes is smooth, and regularly clean the X and Z travel switches to prevent oil, water and dust from affecting the use. Regularly wipe the appearance of the machine tool, such as the operation panel and system display; regularly check whether there is dust in the electrical cabinet and the inlet and outlet of the electrical cabinet, and wipe it if there is any dust. Regularly check whether there is any floating dust in the electrical cabinet, the servo unit, and the spindle unit. If there is, use a brush or vacuum cleaner to remove it in the event of a power failure. Regularly check whether the spindle fan is rotating and whether there is debris, and remove it if there is any, so as not to affect the operation of the spindle. Regularly check whether the relay on the power panel is operating normally, and replace it if necessary. If the system displays a battery alarm, you should contact the machine tool manufacturer to replace it in time. Troubleshooting. Serial number failure phenomenon failure cause troubleshooting 1. The manual pulse generator occasionally fails. The signal circuit of the manual pulse generator malfunctions: 1. Confirm whether the manual pulse generator is normal; 2. Replace the storage board. 2. There is no alarm number if the roundness of X and Y axis machining is out of tolerance. 1. Servo gain: the parameters of the two axes are required to be consistent; 2. Adjust the servo control parameters; 3. Add backlash compensation. Welcome to www.mxbrushmachinery.com