Reasons and solutions for the automatic shutdown of the stone crusher after startup

During the use of the stone crusher, sometimes the problem of automatic shutdown after startup occurs, which affects the use effect and even causes damage to the equipment. The reasons and solutions for the automatic shutdown of the stone crusher after startup are introduced in detail.

1. Reasons for automatic shutdown of the crusher

1. Overload protection

When the stone crusher is running, due to too much or too hard material, the equipment will be overloaded. At this time, the overload protection device of the crusher will start, causing the equipment to automatically shut down to protect the equipment from damage.

2. Circuit failure

Circuit failure is another reason for the automatic shutdown of the stone crusher after startup. Circuit failure may be caused by problems such as poor circuit contact, short circuit or open circuit.

3. Mechanical failure

The automatic shutdown of the stone crusher after startup may be caused by mechanical failure, such as problems with the equipment transmission system, internal failure of the machine, etc.

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2. Solution

1. Check overload protection

When the stone crusher stops automatically after starting, you need to open the equipment casing and check whether the overload protection switch is loose or damaged. If it is loose or damaged, it needs to be replaced or tightened in time to ensure normal operation.

2. Check the circuit

If there is a problem with the circuit that causes the stone crusher to stop automatically after starting, you need to check whether the circuit is in good contact, or whether there is a short circuit or a break in the circuit, and eliminate the problem in time to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.

3. Eliminate mechanical problems

When the stone crusher stops automatically after starting, you need to check whether there is a fault in the equipment transmission system, and check whether there is impurities or other objects blocking the machine, and deal with it in time to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.