1. Equipment operation status: If the vibration of the equipment increases significantly during operation, it may be due to reasons such as worn bearings, loose belts, or unstable installation of the equipment. If the operating speed of the equipment significantly slows down or becomes unstable, it may be due to motor failure, transmission system issues, or excessive load.

2. Equipment appearance inspection: Check whether the key components of the equipment have obvious wear, cracks or deformations. Check whether there is any corrosion or rust on the surface of the equipment.

3. Equipment performance indicators: The production efficiency of the equipment has significantly declined, such as reduced output and slower material processing speed, which may be caused by equipment aging or component wear. The energy consumption of the equipment has significantly increased, such as an increase in motor current and fuel consumption, which may be due to poor operation of the equipment or aging of its components.

4. Equipment operating time: The equipment has been in use for a long time. Even if it has not reached the recommended maintenance cycle, the inspection frequency should be increased and preventive maintenance should be carried out in advance.

5. Operating environment of the equipment: If the equipment operates for a long time in harsh environments (such as high temperature, high humidity, and excessive dust, etc.), the frequency of inspection and maintenance should be increased. After seasonal use, if the equipment is left idle for a long time or frequently started, a comprehensive inspection and maintenance should be carried out.

Regular preventive maintenance not only extends the service life of equipment, but also enhances the production efficiency and product quality of organic fertilizer production lines, reducing equipment failures and downtime.

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