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A complete equipment maintenance system requires a close combination of professional after-sales service and daily independent maintenance. Autonomous maintenance (daily inspection, lubrication, cleaning, etc.) is completed by operators or on-site equipment personnel, which can solve 80% of daily problems. In-depth maintenance (such as replacing main oil products, adjusting engine valve clearance, hydraulic system pressure testing, etc.) must be performed by technicians with professional tools and knowledge.
The machine owner should sign a regular maintenance agreement with a regular service agent based on the usage of the equipment to ensure the professionalism and timeliness of in-depth maintenance. At the same time, it is necessary to train and supervise on-site personnel to keep independent maintenance records, and to provide timely feedback to service personnel on discovered problems.
The combination of the two can not only ensure the depth and professionalism of maintenance, but also maximize the timeliness and initiative of daily maintenance. This "professional + daily" dual-track maintenance model is the most effective management model to ensure the best technical status of large-scale engineering equipment.