Mechanical Jamming Faults in High-Voltage Equipment

2025-10-11 15:39:29

During operation, high-voltage equipment may experience mechanical jamming faults, typically caused by internal wear, insufficient lubrication, or the intrusion of foreign objects. When such jamming is detected, the equipment should first be shut down for inspection, and the affected components should be cleaned and lubricated. If necessary, worn parts must be replaced to ensure normal operation.

In daily maintenance, it is recommended to regularly inspect and service the equipment to ensure proper lubrication and prevent recurrence of the issue. Maintaining cleanliness and a good operating environment is equally important, as it helps minimize the risk of jamming. By implementing a comprehensive maintenance plan, the service life of high-voltage equipment can be effectively extended, while overall operational efficiency is improved.