What should be paid attention to in the maintenance of chicken equipment?

Date:2022-08-02 17:22:11  Author:admin  View:1212

Maintenance is a particularly important item in the normal use of chicken raising equipment. Because the place where chickens are raised is very dirty, it also needs regular cleaning and maintenance in normal times.

 

1. After raising a batch of chickens each time, check the buckle of the feeding line and the tightening of the screws in the lifting system. You can also add butter to the motor shaft of the chicken feed line for maintenance, and a few drops of vegetable oil can be added to the motor bucket to prevent rusting.

 

2. If some chicken-raising equipment is fed by a chain-driven seed feeder, it is necessary to frequently check whether the chain and sprocket are normal, and whether there are signs of looseness or rust. Only in the case of good equipment performance, the work efficiency can achieve the certain effect we expect and want.

 

3. Before starting the switch of the chicken raising equipment, check whether there are any obstacles on the track. If there are obstacles, it will cause the chicken raising equipment to deviate and deviate from the track. Therefore, it is necessary to check carefully before starting the device every day before starting it. And it is necessary to regularly check the circuit switches and contacts controlled by the blanking line to check whether they are loose or not to prevent poor contact.

 

4. The cooperation between the parts of the layer feeder is controlled by the quenching gear and the chain, so the lubrication between the quenching gear and the chain must be maintained to avoid damage to the accessories due to lack of lubrication.

 

1. When the feed enters the silo, a lot of dust will be generated, and sometimes the feeding mechanism cannot be started, because the photoelectric switch used to control the feeding stop mechanism is covered with dust, so that the feeding mechanism cannot be started, so it is necessary. Regularly clean the dust on the photoelectric switch.