1. Daily Cleaning: Regularly clean the vehicle body to prevent dust, oil, and other debris from entering the machinery. Pay extra attention to cleanliness, especially when the equipment is being used for high-altitude operations.
2. Periodic Fluid Level Checks: Regularly check the levels of hydraulic oil, coolant, and engine oil; replace or top up these fluids as necessary.
3. Hydraulic System Inspection: As one of the core components of an aerial work platform, the hydraulic system requires frequent inspection. Ensure that there are no leaks in components such as oil lines and fittings to guarantee stable system operation.
4. Regular Filter Replacement: Periodically replace hydraulic oil filters, air filters, and other similar components to prevent damage to the machinery.
5. Electrical System Inspection: Since the operating and safety systems of an aerial work platform rely on an electrical power supply, the wiring and circuits should be checked regularly to prevent hazards such as short circuits or fires.
6. Tire and Bearing Inspection: Tires and bearings are critical components of an aerial work platform; inspect them frequently and replace them whenever necessary.
