How does Manhart (Guangdong) CNC Machine Tool Co., Ltd. determine the malfunction of the fully electric servo CNC rolling machine through sound?

How to determine the fault of a fully electric servo CNC rolling machine through sound?
Sound is one of the important clues to determine the fault of the fully electric servo CNC rolling machine. Normal operating equipment typically emits stable and continuous sounds, while abnormal sounds may indicate equipment malfunction or potential issues. The following are some methods to determine the fault of a fully electric servo CNC rolling machine through sound:
1. Abnormal noise: If the equipment emits sharp, piercing, or irregular noise during operation, it may be caused by wear, looseness, or breakage of certain components. In this case, it is necessary to immediately stop the machine for inspection, identify the source of the noise, and make repairs.
2. Motor noise: The motor is one of the core components of the fully electric servo CNC rolling machine. If the motor emits abnormal noise, it may be caused by bearing wear, brush wear, or internal faults of the motor. In this case, it is necessary to check the operating status of the motor and carry out necessary repairs or replacements.
3. Transmission system noise: The transmission system includes components such as gears, chains, belts, etc. If these components are loose, worn or broken, it may cause abnormal transmission noise. By inspecting various components of the transmission system, the source of noise can be identified and repaired.
4. Roller shaft noise: The roller shaft plays a crucial role in the fully electric servo CNC plate rolling machine. If the surface of the roller shaft is worn, the bearings are damaged, or there is insufficient lubrication, abnormal noise may be generated. By checking the condition of the roller shaft and its bearings, it is possible to determine whether there is a problem and repair it.
It should be noted that judging faults solely through sound is not sufficient, and other aspects of inspection and analysis need to be combined, such as observing the operating status of equipment, inspecting electrical systems, transmission systems, control systems, etc. Meanwhile, for personnel who are not familiar with the equipment, it may be necessary to rely on professional assistance to diagnose and repair faults.
In short, judging the faults of the fully electric servo CNC rolling machine through sound requires certain experience and skills. It is necessary to carefully listen to the sound emitted by the equipment and combine it with other aspects of inspection and analysis to identify the root cause of the problem.