What to do if the Jigger Dyeing Machine stops suddenly?

1. Stop the machine immediately and cut off the power
Emergency stop: If the Jigger Dyeing Machine stops suddenly, it may be that the equipment itself detects an abnormality and triggers a protection mechanism. In this case, the emergency stop button should be pressed immediately to ensure that the equipment stops running completely.
Cut off the power supply: After stopping, cut off the power supply of the equipment immediately to prevent the equipment from restarting unexpectedly.
2. Check the equipment status
Check the safety device: Check whether the safety device of the equipment is normal, such as whether the safety valve and pressure gauge are sensitive and effective, and whether the exhaust port is blocked by debris.
Check the mechanical parts: Check whether the mechanical parts of the Jigger Dyeing Machine are normal, such as whether the cloth roller, gear differential mechanism, etc. are abnormally worn or damaged.
Check the electrical system: Check whether the electrical system is normal, including whether the motor, control circuit, etc. are short-circuited or open-circuited.
3. Troubleshoot the cause of the fault
Check the dye and fabric: Check whether the dye is normal and whether the fabric has defects such as curling and wrinkles. If the fabric is not firmly attached, it may cause the equipment to stop.
Check process parameters: Check whether the temperature, pressure and other process parameters of the equipment are set correctly. If the parameters are not set correctly, the equipment may be shut down for protection.
4. Take emergency measures
Handle abnormal conditions: If the equipment is found to have abnormal conditions, such as leakage, air leakage, etc., take measures to troubleshoot the fault immediately.
Clean the equipment: If there are debris or blockages inside the equipment, they should be cleaned up in time.
5. Contact professional maintenance personnel
Professional maintenance: If you cannot solve the problem yourself, you should immediately contact professional maintenance personnel for inspection and maintenance.
6. Record fault information
Record fault conditions: Record the time of the fault, equipment status, fault phenomenon and other information so that maintenance personnel can quickly locate the problem.
7. Safety precautions
Personal protection: When handling faults, operators should wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as protective gloves, protective glasses, etc.
Avoid dangerous operations: Before the equipment is completely shut down, it is strictly forbidden to put your hands or other parts of the body into the equipment.