The operator should be familiar with the performance, structure, etc. of the machine, and must abide by the safety system and shift shift system.

Before work, fill in oil strictly in accordance with the lubrication regulations, and keep the amount of oil appropriate, the oil path unblocked, the oil mark (window) eye-catching, and the oil cup and felt clean.

Check whether the equipment fasteners are loose, whether the control mechanism is flexible and reliable, whether the safety protection device is good, check whether the mold is cracked, and whether the fixing is good.

Put the joysticks in the neutral position and confirm that there are no abnormalities in each part, then turn on the oil pump motor. After the motor is running normally, move the piston up and down to observe whether there are abnormalities. If there is any abnormality, stop the machine.

When the piston (slider) moves down during work, do not impact the mold and the worktable. After the piston (slider) contacts the workpiece, it is strictly forbidden to hit the workpiece with a hammer or metal object.

Before using the fixed-range and constant-pressure automatic control mechanism, the load test should be carried out after the idling test is good, and then normal operations can be carried out.

At work, pay attention to whether the temperature rise and sound of all moving parts are normal at all times. Operators must not leave their posts during work, so that people walk and stop.

Do not place workpieces, tools and other sundries on the workbench, and place them neatly.

If an abnormal situation is found during the operation and cannot be eliminated, the equipment management department shall be notified in time.

It is strictly forbidden for two or more people to operate the machine at the same time. After the work, the equipment should be inspected and cleaned, daily maintenance should be done, and the control handles and switches should be placed in the neutral or stopped position, and the power switch should be opened to achieve orderliness, cleanliness, lubrication, safety, and complete shifts recording