1. Regular cleaning. As many self-service ordering kiosks utilize materials such as powdered cement, their internal components-particularly the power and heat dissipation systems-are susceptible to dust accumulation. Over time, this buildup places a strain on the machine and can lead to operational malfunctions. To clean the unit, remove the outer casing and wipe it down with a damp cloth (if the casing is difficult to remove, please contact the supplier).
2. Regular lubrication. After prolonged operation, the lubricant on the motor's brake gears wears down. This can cause a drop in motor speed or even generate noise; applying lubricant to reduce friction easily resolves this issue.
3. Avoid striking the kiosk with hard objects or subjecting it to violent vibrations; rough handling can damage internal circuit boards and precision components.
