1. Faults and Maintenance of Hedge Machine

Hedge machines are a type of landscaping machinery commonly used for trimming hedgerows. However, during use, if the method of use is improper or maintenance work is not done properly, there may be some malfunctions that need to be repaired in a timely manner. The malfunctions of hedge machines can be divided into four categories:

1. Common faults

This includes engine failure or difficulty starting, insufficient output power, gearbox overheating, etc. These types of faults can be inspected and repaired according to the machine manual.

2. Minor faults

For example, if loose fasteners or poor electrical contact are found during the work process, such faults usually do not affect work quality and safety. Work can be temporarily continued and repaired or adjusted after the work is completed.

3. Medium fault

If there is a malfunction in the main mechanism and transmission parts, it is an abnormal fault that usually occurs during normal times. The troubleshooting time is generally more than 0.5 hours but less than 1.5 hours. In the event of a medium fault, it is allowed to stop and repair during the work shift, and then continue to use it.

4. Major faults

Under normal working conditions, severe deformation, fracture, excessive wear and tear of components, and malfunction of machinery are considered major faults. In the event of a major fault, work must not continue and thorough maintenance is required to continue use.

The hedge machine belongs to agricultural tools. If there is a malfunction, it should be repaired in a timely manner according to the machine instructions specified by the product manufacturer to avoid danger. In addition, it is recommended to have professional personnel carry out the maintenance of the hedge machine.

Secondly, how to maintain and care for hedge trimmers

Hedge trimmers, also known as hedge machines, play an important role in landscaping, saving time and improving work efficiency. They are widely used in tea tree pruning, as well as professional pruning of parks, courtyards, roadside hedges, and other aspects of landscaping. As an agricultural machinery, regular maintenance is required to avoid damage or scrapping. So, how to maintain hedge machines?

1. After using the hedge machine for 40 hours, it is necessary to check if the screws are loose. If they are loose, tighten them immediately to avoid situations such as blade detachment, which may threaten the user's personal safety.

2. Regularly check the gap between the upper and lower blades of the blade and adjust it in a timely manner to maintain a sharp edge. The maintenance of blades should be carried out regularly to remove dust and dirt from the blades; Oil should be added to the blade every hour of operation to ensure its lifespan.

3. Spark plugs also need to be inspected regularly. Damaged spark plugs can cause problems such as insufficient engine power, difficulty starting, or idling, which can be severe