2. Check the pressure of the hydraulic cone crusher. Use a pressure gauge to detect the working pressure of the hydraulic cylinder. A normal hydraulic cylinder should have a stable pressure value when working. If the pressure fluctuates greatly or cannot reach the set value, there may be a problem with the hydraulic cylinder.
3. Listen to the sound. A normally working hydraulic cylinder should be stable and silent during operation. If there is an abnormal sound (such as a click, a knock, etc.), it may be that the internal parts of the hydraulic cylinder are damaged or air has entered.
4. Check the action. Observe whether the action of the hydraulic cylinder of the hydraulic cone crusher is smooth. Slow or weak action may indicate that there is a fault inside the hydraulic cylinder.
5. Detect the temperature. Detect the temperature of the hydraulic cylinder and the oil circuit by touch or infrared thermometer. Abnormal temperature rise may mean problems such as overload or leakage.
6. Check for leaks. Carefully check whether there is oil leakage around the hydraulic cylinder of the hydraulic cone crusher. Hydraulic oil leakage may be a manifestation of damage to the hydraulic cylinder seal of the hydraulic cone crusher.