Maintenance and care of XBC diesel engine fire pump set
The maintenance and care of the XBC diesel engine fire pump set is an important measure to ensure its normal operation and extend its service life. The following is a detailed description of its maintenance and care, presented in a point-by-point manner and summarized:
I. Daily inspection
1. Oil level check:
Regularly check the oil level in the oil pan to ensure that the oil reaches the scale mark on the oil dipstick.
Check the oil level of the injection pump governor, which also needs to reach the specified scale mark.
2. Water tank inspection:
Regularly check whether there is enough water in the water tank to ensure that clean fresh water is used to avoid directly adding groundwater to cause scale formation.
3. Starting battery inspection:
The power of the starting battery of the diesel engine fire water pump is tested daily.
4. Oil storage tank inspection:
Check the oil storage tank's oil storage capacity every week to ensure that it meets the use requirements.
II. Regular maintenance
1. Performance inspection:
Perform a performance inspection of the XBC diesel engine fire pump set every two weeks.
2. Operation and load test:
Perform regular operation and load test experiments on the XBC diesel engine fire pump set every month.
3. Safety protection performance inspection:
Check the safety protection performance of the controller by simulating faults in the circuit every 6 months.
4. Fastener inspection:
Tighten all exhaust system connections and electrical connections every 6 months.
5. Replacement and cleaning:
Clean the battery connector as needed.
Replace or clean the diesel filter and air filter.
III. Special maintenance
1. Check the rotating link plate of the injection pump:
Check the connection screws regularly to see if they are loose. If so, recalibrate the injection advance angle and tighten the connection screws.
2. Grease inspection:
Check whether there is sufficient grease in the oil filling point of the water pump. If not, add sufficient grease.
IV. Maintenance records
1. Record maintenance information:
After each maintenance and inspection, the relevant information should be recorded in detail, including the inspection time, inspection content, problems found and solutions.
2. Reference manual:
When performing maintenance and servicing, refer to the relevant manual to ensure correct and standardized operation.
