Maintenance and upkeep of rear mounted compressed garbage trucks

The difference in maintenance of rear mounted compression garbage trucks directly affects the lifespan of the vehicle.

 Therefore, compressed garbage trucks must strictly comply with regulations to keep all systems and equipment in good technical condition at all times.

 Reduce fuel consumption, lower costs, and maximize the service life of garbage trucks.

Rear mounted compressed garbage truck

1. Daily maintenance: It must be carried out before, during, and after daily operations, including inspection and cleaning.

1) Check for oil, water, gas, and electrical leaks in all parts, and repair any malfunctions promptly.

2) Check if the lights, instruments, speakers, * * switches, and * * valves are functioning properly.

3) Check the fixing and interference situation of each part, and promptly fix and adjust any problems found.

4) Check if the operating device is in the * * state and adjust it if necessary.

5) After starting the engine, check for any abnormal noise or odor. If there is any abnormality, stop the vehicle immediately and perform maintenance.

6) After the homework is completed, clean the inside and outside of the vehicle, especially the joint surface of the sewage tank, garbage bin, and filling material.

2. First level maintenance: Accumulated 100 hours of operation, * * tightened lubrication.

1) Check the connections of each component and fix them if they are loose.

2) Add lubricating grease to the hinge points, push plates, and slide rails of each moving mechanism.

3) Check if the power take-off and hydraulic components are functioning properly, and perform maintenance if necessary.

3. Secondary maintenance: Accumulated normal operation time of 500 hours, * * check and replace.

1) Check the operating device for deformation and wear, and make necessary corrections or replacements.

2) Check if the fuel sealing strip is worn and adjust or replace it if necessary.

3) Clean the oil suction filter of the hydraulic system and replace the return oil filter at the same time.

4) The functionality of the power take-off and hydraulic components should be checked, and if necessary, they should be disassembled or replaced.

5) Check whether the pressure and flow rate of the hydraulic system meet the requirements, and adjust them again if necessary.

6) Check whether the working time of each device is within the specified range and adjust it if necessary.

4. Maintenance level: Accumulated running time of 1500 hours**

 It involves dismantling, replacing, and eliminating potential hazards.

1) Inspect and repair all welds, especially those of important parts and components.

2) Clean the hydraulic oil tank, filter, and hydraulic pipeline, and replace the hydraulic oil.

3) Thoroughly inspect all systems and eliminate potential hazards.