Common faults of small semi-automatic capsule machines:

1. The vibration is not ideal, adjust the voltage.

2. Loosen the screw, tighten the screw.

3. The capsule shells are arranged in the workbench, with the mouth raised or lowered, and the height of the misalignment plate and guide rail are adjusted.

4. Too many inverted capsule shells (over 3%), improper adjustment of the vibrator, due to adjusting the appropriate voltage or capsule shell size not meeting specifications, qualified capsule shells should be selected.

5. The capsule shell is stuck on the table and cannot fall. Replace the capsule shell or adjust the position of the misalignment plate and the table hole.

6. The mold cannot be reset in the track, and the pressure spring at the back of the guide rail is stuck or the capsule is deformed and stuck. Reinstall the spring or rod, and push the push rod down to clamp the capsule.

7. The guide plate in the mold is worn, which affects the low fitting rate of the capsule. Replace the mold with a new one or loosen the positioning on both sides. Tighten the positioning nails. If the capsule is deformed or damp, replace the capsule shell.

Correct maintenance of small semi-automatic capsule machine:

(1) When the machine is working normally for a long time, it is necessary to regularly clean the parts that come into direct contact with the medication. When changing the medication batch or when the downtime is long, cleaning should also be carried out.

(2) The transmission mechanism under the machine workbench should be regularly and appropriately lubricated with oil (grease) to reduce the wear of moving parts.

(3) The oil level of the main transmission reducer should be checked once a month, and if it is insufficient, it should be refilled in a timely manner. The lubricating oil should be replaced every six months; The indexing box at the turntable station needs to change the lubricating oil every 3000 hours of operation, usually using 90 # engine oil.

(4) The safety clutch plays a protective role when the machine is overloaded. When the load is normal, the clutch should not slip, but it may also slip due to long-term use. When slip occurs during normal use, the round nut of the clutch can be tightened to ensure the normal operation of the machine and provide protection.