Common faults and solutions of the grinding mill
| Common faults | Causes and phenomena | Solutions | 
| 1. No powder or little powder with low output | 
				①The airlock valve is not adjusted properly and the seal is not tight, causing powder to be sucked back. ②The scraper is worn out, and the material can not be shoveled. ③Clogged pipes, air leakage from pipes, and flange connections.  | 
			
				①Check and adjust the seal of the airlock valve. ②Replace the scraper. ③If the pipeline is blocked, clean it and unclog it; if it leaks, reseal it to prevent the dust from being sucked back.  | 
		
| 2. The finished product is too coarse or too fine. | 
				①Powder separator blade is worn seriously without classifying effect ②Improper powder separator speed. ③Improper fan airflow.  | 
			
				①Replace the powder separator blade. ②Adjust the speed of the powder separator appropriately. ③Adjust the inlet air volume by adjusting the rotating speed of the fan.  | 
		
| 3. Mill current rises, machine temperature rises, and fan current drops. | 
				①Overfeeding, air ducts clogged with powder. ②Poor pipeline exhausting and circulating airflow heating cause rising of the current and temperature of the main machine, as well as dropping of fan current.  | 
			
				①Reduce the amount of feeding, and remove accumulated powder in air ducts. ②Open the valve of the residual air duct, and control the humidity of the incoming material below 6%.  | 
		
| 4. Grinding mills are noisy and use large vibration | 
				①The feeding amount is small, and the grinding roller smashes the grinding ring. ②Hard material with a large impact, or no material layer. ③The grinding roller and ring are out of round and deformed seriously. ④Foundation bolts loose.  | 
			
				①Increase the feeding volume. ②Reduce feed size, increase feed density ③Replace the grinding roller and ring. ④Check and tighten the foundation bolts.  | 
		
| 5. Grinding mill fan vibration | 
				①Powder accumulates on the blades or the wear is unbalanced. ②Worn drive shaft or damaged bearings  | 
			
				①Remove the powder accumulated on the blades or replace the blades. ②Repair or replace the drive shaft and bearings.  | 
		
| 6. Grinding mill gearbox heating | ①The oil viscosity is so thick that the threaded pump won't hit it, causing the upper bearing to lack oil. | ①Check whether the grade and viscosity of the oil meet the requirements of the manual's lubrication system table. | 
| 7. Powder separator oscillation | 
				①Powder selecting blade accumulates powder, and the rotor is unbalanced. ②Powder separator shaft or bearing damage causing clearance.  | 
			
				①Remove the powder accumulated on the blades. ②Repair or replace the shaft or bearing of the powder separator and adjust the clearance.  | 
		
| 8. Damage to the bearing of the grinding roller device | 
				①Oil breakage or damaged seal ring. ②Lack of maintenance and cleaning.  | 
			
				①Timely refueling according to the specified time. ②Regular cleaning, and replacing oil seals.  | 
		


