Centrifugal Concentrator: Maintenance and Troubleshooting After Failures

If a malfunction occurs in the water-jacketed centrifugal concentrator during use, do not disassemble or attempt to repair it blindly on your own. First, record the fault phenomena, such as the operating status at the time of the failure, any unusual noises, and any error codes displayed. This information is very helpful for professional maintenance personnel to diagnose the cause of the problem.

Contact professional maintenance personnel promptly. They have the expertise and skills to accurately diagnose the cause of the failure and perform the necessary repairs. Before the maintenance personnel arrive, try to keep the equipment in its original state to avoid exacerbating the problem through improper handling.

After the repair is completed, conduct a comprehensive test and inspection of the centrifugal concentrator to ensure it has returned to normal operation. A no-load operation test can be performed to observe whether the equipment's running status, sounds, and temperature are normal. Then, carry out some simple sample centrifugation tests to check if the separation results meet the requirements.

In summary, the maintenance of a water-jacketed centrifugal concentrator is a systematic and detailed task, covering all aspects of daily use. Through correct daily inspections, operational precautions, regular maintenance, and proper handling after failures, the water-jacketed centrifugal concentrator can be ensured to remain in good working condition, providing reliable support for your work while extending the service life of the equipment.