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Maintenance issues of domestic first-class cigarette machines

2010-08-20View Original

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It was originally the DRESSRAND smoke extractors that had the rotor extracted from the fan side; now it’s the YJ10000J smoke extractors from Lan Lian. How do you all disassemble the inlet air cones? Lifting at an angle? Add a crossbeam and a small pulley? Should there be a dedicated small pulley at the bottom instead? I hope experienced experts can offer some guidance; thank you.
Reply #22010-08-21
Push it myself; it’s about to sink. . . . .
Reply #32010-08-21
For disassembling the rotor of our YLII10000K exhaust fan, it is pulled out using diagonal lifting methods, and a crane is available in the vertical direction of the air intake bypass. We also have rotor removal tools provided by the manufacturer, but they are very difficult to use for removal.

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