Regular maintenance of cement brick machine equipment is of great significance.

Most cement brick machine equipment operates in harsh environments such as mud, sand, gravel, rain, and snow, which leads to relatively rapid wear. The fit between parts will experience varying degrees of loosening, wear, rust, and scaling, and the connection properties, relative positions of parts, and the coordination of the mechanism's operation will all be affected to varying degrees. This resulmachinets in a decline in performance indicators such as power, economy, and reliability, and may even cause machine accidents. Therefore, it is essential to pay attention to the technical maintenance of brick-making machines.

The technical maintenance of cement brick machine equipment refers to a series of technical measures taken to keep the machinery in good condition, ensure its reliability, improve work efficiency, and extend its service life. The main contents include cleaning, tightening, lubrication, and adjustment, combined with relevant inspection and testing work. All types of mechanical equipment have clear maintenance regulations in the "Usage and Maintenance Manual", but in actual work, this is often not given sufficient attention. The main manifestation is the idea of "repair instead of maintenance". There is no technical maintenance plan, and the machine often operates with "illness". Only when the machine can no longer work is it sent for repair. Due to the constraints of the harsh working conditions on the construction site, technical maintenance is not carried out according to the prescribed "quantity", but rather whatever is thought of or seen is maintained. The personnel involved in maintenance have low quality and cannot follow the maintenance operation procedures, nor are there corresponding maintenance records. When funds are tight, maintenance is not carried out on time, or non-compliant oil and spare parts are used. When the construction period is tight, regular maintenance is not performed to rush the progress, and the machine is forced to operate while ignoring its operating conditions.