Today's topic is the maintenance methods for electric sprinkler trucks.
When using an electric sprinkler truck, drivers should be mindful of the battery charge. Over-discharging the battery will shorten its lifespan.
If not in use for an extended period, please fully charge the device before storing it and recharge it every two weeks.
After battery discharge, it should be charged on the same day; do not charge it the next day or 24 hours later, as this will shorten the battery's lifespan.
Regularly inspect all fluid outlet holes and openings for blockages, and promptly clean out any debris found.
Ensure all remaining water is drained from the tank, pump, and pipelines if the vehicle will be unused for an extended period or stored during winter. Park the vehicle in a shed, clean it thoroughly, and avoid exposing it to excessive sun or rain.
Do not place any items on the battery, and do not connect the positive and negative poles of the battery to prevent short-circuiting or damage.
Regularly inspect the battery connections to ensure they are tight to prevent sparks or electrode damage.
That concludes the maintenance tips for electric sprinklers. Hope they are helpful to you.
