First of all, we must be aware of the hazards of humid environments to the electrical and circuit components of CNC lathes. Moisture can easily cause the printed circuits on the circuit board to corrode, making components more and more likely to fall off or have poor contact, and even cause shutdowns and crashes. Therefore, moisture-proofing has become an important task in the maintenance of electrical and circuit components of CNC lathes.

First of all, the dry air in the workshop should be ensured. The temperature in the workshop should be appropriate and the relative humidity should be controlled below 50%. An air dryer or dehumidifier can be used for control. If necessary, the machine should be moved to a drier environment for maintenance.

Secondly, the CNC lathe needs to be maintained. In order to prevent moisture from penetrating into the machine, the gaps in the cabinet should be sealed or moisture-absorbent paper should be posted in the machine. At the same time, the moisture inside the machine must also be eliminated. Insulated leads can be used to maintain internal air circulation. In addition, moisture will also accumulate on the tubular and spherical capacitors or resistors in lathe electrical appliances, so these parts must be cleaned in time to ensure the normal operation of the machine.

Finally, pay attention to the usage environment. In order to ensure the long-term stability of CNC lathes, it is not only necessary to keep the machine well, but also to use it rationally. When using the machine, avoid using electrified gloves or wet hands, and avoid washing slippery parts directly with water. In addition, CNC lathes are susceptible to strong electromagnetic interference, so CNC lathes must be separated from other high-voltage equipment as much as possible to ensure the normal operation of the machine.

To sum up, preventing the electrical and circuit components of CNC lathes from getting damp is a problem that requires many considerations. In addition to maintaining a dry environment in the workshop and regularly maintaining the lathe, you also need to pay attention to how to use it to avoid improper use of the CNC lathe from getting damp. As long as you follow the above maintenance methods, you can effectively extend the service life of the machine, improve production efficiency, and reduce maintenance costs.