Cov teeb meem thiab cov tshuaj rau Keensert

Thaum siv keensert, Tej yam teeb meem yuav raug ces yuav raug ces yuav tsum tau. Lub sij hawm nrhiav tau lwm tus thiab daws teeb meem ntawm cov teeb meem no yuav tsis txhob siv cov khoom failures thiab ntau lawm interruptions.

1. Xoob xoob:
Ua: Loose threads may be caused by vibration, impact or loose latch keys.
Solution: First check whether the latch key is loose. If it is loose, re-tighten the latch key. If the latch key is normal, it may be caused by thread wear. You can consider replacing the Keensert.

2. Lock key falls off:
Ua: The latch key may fall off due to improper installation or long-term use.
Solution: Reinstall the latch key to ensure that the latch key fully enters the keyway and is firmly pressed. If the latch key is damaged, a new latch key should be replaced in time.

3. Thread damage:
Ua: Thread damage may be caused by excessive torque during installation, insufficient thread processing accuracy or long-term use.
Solution: Minor thread damage can be repaired with a repair tool. If the damage is severe, a new latch screw sleeve should be replaced.

4. Corrosion problem:
Ua: Corrosion may be caused by the presence of a humid environment or corrosive media in the bolt sleeve.
Solution: For environments prone to corrosion, choose materials with better corrosion resistance, such as stainless steel or bronze. At the same time, regularly clean the corrosion products and apply anti-corrosion coating