Please operate the rock drill according to the user manual to ensure stable and reliable performance. In case of malfunction, the following are common faults and corresponding troubleshooting methods:
Issue | Possible Cause | Recommended Solution |
---|---|---|
1. Weak Impact Force | - Low air pressure - Worn piston or cylinder - Air leakage |
- Check and adjust air supply - Replace worn components - Inspect and seal leaks |
2. Drill Not Operating | - Blocked air hose - Faulty control valve - Lubricator empty |
- Clean or replace air hose - Inspect and replace valve - Refill lubricator |
3. Overheating | - Inadequate lubrication - Excessive use without rest |
- Use recommended oil - Allow cool-down periods during operation |
4. Excessive Vibration | - Loose bolts - Bent or damaged drill steel - Worn chuck parts |
- Tighten all fasteners - Replace drill steel - Inspect and replace chuck |
5. Air Leaks | - Damaged hoses or fittings - Loose connections |
- Replace damaged parts - Re-tighten connections |
6. Low Drilling Speed | - Dull drill bit - Improper air pressure - Clogged air filter |
- Sharpen or replace drill bit - Adjust pressure - Clean or replace air filter |
7. Oil Leakage | - Overfilled lubricator - Faulty seals |
- Drain excess oil - Replace seals |
8. Abnormal Noise | - Internal wear - Loose internal components |
- Disassemble and inspect - Replace worn parts |
Perform daily checks before use.
Always use clean, dry air and the correct oil.
Never operate the drill without a functional lubricator.
Replace worn parts promptly to prevent further damage.
Train operators on safe and correct handling procedures.