1. Receiving the Faulty Machine
– Record detailed information about the malfunction from the customer or air compressor user.
– Receive the machine and confirm reported issue details with the person who reported the fault.
2. Machine Inspection to Identify the Cause
– Conduct a thorough inspection of the air compressor to determine the root cause of the problem.
– Check pressure, airflow, and inspect key components such as the compressor head, motor, and control system.
3. Diagnosis and Repair Plan
– Diagnose the fault and provide a specific repair plan, including identifying parts that need replacement or repair.
– Consider ways to improve performance and recommend periodic maintenance measures.
4. Repairing the Faulty Machine
– Perform the necessary repair steps, including replacing damaged parts, adjusting settings, and fixing system errors.
– Use high-quality, genuine replacement parts and comply with all safety standards.
5. Operation and System Testing
– Operate the machine after repair and test all functions to ensure performance and safety.
– Adjust settings and test pressure and airflow to ensure stable operation.
6. Handover of the Air Compressor
– Inform the customer that repairs and testing are complete.
– Instruct the customer on proper machine operation and provide basic maintenance guidelines.
– Complete handover procedures, including documentation and warranty information.
This process ensures that air compressor issues are accurately diagnosed and effectively repaired, while also providing customers with guidance for continued safe operation and maintenance.
