Equipment Failure and Maintenance of Smart Water Fertilizer Machines

Frequently Asked QuestionsPipe blockages caused by fertilizer sedimentation. Poor water solubility due to inconsistent quality may lead to clogs in main pipelines, fertilizer lines, and drip irrigation hoses.

SolutionRegularly clean filters, pipelines, valves, etc., to remove sediment or impurities left in the pipes and equipment; use high-quality soluble fertilizers to minimize sedimentation and blockages.

Frequently Asked QuestionsDamaged electrical components (such as circuit breakers, contactors, and intermediate relays), and faulty sensors (such as pressure sensors, conductivity sensors, and pH sensors), result in inaccurate or no displayed data.

SolutionRegularly inspect and maintain electrical components, promptly replacing any damaged parts; for sensor malfunctions, check sensor connections and calibration, and replace the sensor if necessary.

Frequently Asked QuestionsInsufficient filtration capacity of filters, excessively small capacity of fertilizer tanks and applicators, and low sensitivity of soil moisture sensors and other sensing equipment.

SolutionSelecting filters with superior performance, increasing the capacity of the fertilizer tank and applicator, and enhancing the precision and sensitivity of sensors.