During use, the hydraulic rock drill may experience various failures, such as leakage, stuck drill, and no impact. Upon detecting a fault, promptly cease machine operation for inspection, identifying the cause, and addressing it immediately.
[pdf] A slender oil pipe with many elbows and not fixed could cause the pipe to shake when the oil flow rate is high. An unbalanced rotating part of the motor and hydraulic pump, poor alignment during installation, or loose coupling can generate vibration and noise.
[pdf] Some drillers dig blindly, which increases the risk of striking a weak aquifer. Seasonal Variations – Groundwater levels fluctuate, especially during droughts, reducing output in certain regions. Over-pumping – Drawing water too quickly can reduce pressure in the aquifer, lowering yield.
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