How to maintain the automated three-dimensional warehouse?

An automated three-dimensional warehouse is a highly automated logistics equipment that can automate inventory management, transportation, and sorting. 

In order to ensure the normal operation of the automated three-dimensional warehouse, regular maintenance and maintenance are required. The following is a 

detailed introduction to the maintenance of the automated three-dimensional warehouse:

1. Regularly inspect and maintain the equipment. Conduct regular inspections of equipment, including various mechanical equipment, conveyor belts, shelves, 

electronic equipment, etc. In particular, it is necessary to inspect those parts that are easily damaged, such as rollers, motors, belts, etc., and repair or replace them 

in time if problems are found.

2. Lubrication and cleaning. Regular lubrication and cleaning of various mechanical equipment to ensure that the surface of the equipment is clean and smooth, and 

reduce the possibility of wear and failure.

3. Keep your device secure. Use safety devices and safety protection equipment, such as safety doors, emergency stop switches, etc., to ensure the safe operation of the 

equipment. In addition, those devices that are exposed to the outside, such as wires, plugs, etc., should be isolated and protected.

4. Clean the warehouse regularly. All kinds of goods and garbage in the automated three-dimensional warehouse should be cleaned up in time. Keeping your warehouse 

clean and tidy can reduce contamination and avoid blocking equipment operations.

5. Periodic maintenance and upkeep. Carry out periodic maintenance and maintenance of various equipment and systems of automated three-dimensional warehouse. 

Periodic maintenance includes broadband and software replacement, regular inspections and simulated failures, regular performance testing, and more.

6. Train operators and maintenance workers. In order to ensure the smooth operation of the automated three-dimensional warehouse, it is necessary to train operators 

and maintenance workers, so that they are familiar with the use of equipment and maintenance and repair, and master the safe methods of using equipment to avoid 

operation errors, resulting in equipment failure and personnel injury.