Battery Powered Transfer Cart Daily Maintenance Guide

Hi, I'm Abby from Henan Peisa Machinery. In recent projects, we've found that many customers are concerned about the daily maintenance of battery-powered transfer carts. Today, I'd like to share some practical maintenance guidelines with you.

1. Our transfer carts must be placed in a safe, ventilated, dust-free (except for special environments like sandblasting rooms), and rain-free working environment. Without proper treatment and configuration, the equipment can easily be damaged, shortening its service life.

2. Users should check the transfer cart battery's electrolyte level weekly and top it up promptly if it falls below the safety threshold.

3. Remember to open the chassis only when charging, and non-electrical personnel should never open it without authorization.

4. It's important to understand that for battery-powered transfer equipment, overcharging or undercharging can damage the battery, reducing the transfer cart's lifespan and performance.

5. For battery-powered electric transfer carts, monitor the power regularly. Our products can typically operate for about 3–5 days under normal working conditions when fully charged. We recommend charging every 3 days and avoiding complete discharge before recharging.

6. If the transfer cart is not used for an extended period, fully charge it and store it in a dry, cool place—away from direct sunlight. Recharge it every two months during storage.

7. The equipment must undergo regular inspections, and records should be updated in the equipment file annually for future reference.

8. If the product shows any abnormalities, stop using it immediately. Do not attempt to troubleshoot the issue yourself. Instead, contact professional maintenance personnel for diagnosis and repair.

As a professional manufacturer of material transfer carts, Peisa Machinery sincerely reminds you that due to the unique nature of battery-powered transfer carts, regular battery maintenance is essential to avoid disruptions in normal operation. Additionally, whether before, during, or after use, always practice safe operating habits to ensure safety. After all, safety is paramount, and the details matter!