The maintenance cycle of garbage trucks mainly includes daily maintenance, mid-term maintenance and comprehensive maintenance. The specific cycles are as follows:
Daily maintenance: usually performed every day or every 100-200 kilometers of work, including checking the appearance of the vehicle, cleaning the inside and outside of the vehicle, checking the tire pressure and wear, and checking the working status of conventional parts such as the braking system and the lighting system.
Mid-term maintenance: usually performed after driving 5,000-10,000 kilometers or every 13 months, including replacing regular maintenance items such as engine oil, oil filter, air filter, and checking and maintaining the vehicle's transmission system, suspension system, steering system, etc.
Comprehensive maintenance: performed every six months or every 10,000-15,000 kilometers. In addition to daily and mid-term maintenance items, it also includes deep maintenance of the engine (such as cleaning the throttle, replacing spark plugs), inspection and repair of the electrical system, and comprehensive inspection and maintenance of special parts (such as garbage bins and compression devices).
