Common Problems and Maintenance Guide for Excavator Sprockets

Common Problems and Maintenance Guide for Excavator Sprockets
  • The edges and corners of the teeth become blunt, resulting in loose meshing.
  • There are obvious scratches and gaps on the surface.
  • There is a gap at the joint between the sprocket and the track, affecting the stability of the machine.
  • The teeth of the sprocket are bent or twisted.
  • The overall profile of the sprocket is no longer smooth, affecting the normal rotation of the sprocket.
  • The excavator has obvious shaking or instability when driving.
  • The sprocket has unstable movement or shaking.
  • Abnormal gap appears at the connection between the sprocket and the drive shaft.
  • There is an abnormal shaking feeling when the excavator is driving.
  • Harsh metal friction sound.
  • Sprocket makes a creaking or knocking sound when running.
  • The noise increases or decreases with the speed of the excavator.
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  • The casting process is not fine, and defects are prone to occur in the sprocket teeth.
  • Insufficient material hardness leads to poor wear resistance.
  • The material has poor corrosion resistance and is prone to rust in a humid environment.
  • Dirt accumulates on the sprocket surface, affecting the lubrication effect.
  • The lubricating oil is not replaced in time, resulting in lack of lubrication on the teeth.
  • Failure to check the wear of the sprocket in time causes the sprocket to be scrapped early.
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