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Tips for maintaining and cleaning aerial work platforms
Keeping aerial work platforms clean enhances professional image and simplifies maintenance. These machines differ significantly by brand and model.
Dec 1st,2025
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Everyone knows that keeping a clean aerial work platform not only creates a professional image but also makes the maintenance of your aerial work platform easier to manage. Aerial work platforms vary greatly due to different brands and models. However; No matter what kind of equipment you have, regular inspection and cleaning will ensure that the machine works safely and effectively. We have a wide variety of aerial work platform equipment components, as well as the items to be inspected and cleaned on each component.
I. The platform of the aerial work platform
1. Check whether the locking bolts are tightened.
2. Check whether the foot switch is working properly.
3. The switch should always be in neutral position.
4. Check whether the signs, labels and instructions are easy to read.
5. Ensure that safety pins, toe boards, railings and protective devices are in good condition and functioning properly.
Second, lift several sections of the boom of the aerial work platform
1. Inspect the arm and main arm assembly to ensure that the pins and pivot points are in good condition and are connected and locked. Also make sure there are no signs of bending, squeezing or wear on them.
2. Check if there are any signs of dryness at the lubrication points; Dry or dirty lubricated parts may indicate that the lubrication points have not been used for some time.
3. Check for any leakage in the control valve, loose hoses, worn wires or damaged insulation, and ensure that the support is in place and securely fastened.
Iii. Aerial Work Platform Frame
1. Check the tire condition of the four-wheel assembly and inflate it.
2. Check the drive wheel hub and brake for any signs of brake fluid leakage, dirt clumping, lack of lubrication, or missing or loose lug nuts.
3. Check whether the steering cylinder, tie rod and steering connecting rod are worn, and whether the liquid level and lubrication are sufficient.
4. Lift the turntable of the aerial work platform
1. Inspect the transmission system components: pump, drive motor, brake and control valves, connecting hydraulic hoses and joints, to see if there are any visible signs of hydraulic fluid leakage at the connection points.
2. Check whether the pump or control valve has low pressure under the load caused by wear.
3. Check whether the pressure plate has cracked due to overload. Signs of cracks should trigger a more detailed inspection of all lifting components to look for signs of strain, such as leakage, bending or scratches in mechanical interlocking devices or cable fatigue.
4. Check the drive and support bolts of the turntable.
5. Check whether the slewing bearing and gear mechanism are well lubricated and whether the rotation is smooth. Hesitation may indicate bearing wear or damage.
V. Engine Components of Aerial Work Platforms
Check the engine filter.
2. Check the battery level.
3. Check the oil level.
4. Check if there is any leakage in the muffler and exhaust system or if the brackets are loose.
5. Check whether the hydraulic pump, the housing of the medium-pressure filter and the rotary joint are leaking or damaged.
6. Check the horizontal cut-off limit switch to ensure it is free of dust and that the arm is straight, clean and freely movable (if applicable).
7. Check whether there is any leakage, wear or damage to the hose and wires.
8. Check whether the door and the latch are lubricated and operating normally.
Six. Lift the accessories of the aerial work platform
1. Check if the manual descent has any wear or damage, such as leakage, dents or cylinder scratches.
2. Check whether the return oil filter is clogged or leaking.
3. Inspect the low-pressure gas tank. If appropriate, ensure it is securely fixed and all clamps and bolts are tightened.
4. Remove the cover, check the oil level and replace the cover. Also, check the hydraulic level in the storage tank.
5. Check the magnetic plug and see if there are any iron filings indicating metal scratches in the system. Checks should be carried out when the system is shut down, the storage temperature is reduced, or the oil is cooled (if applicable).
6. Check the ground control switches to ensure that all operation labels and warning signs are clearly visible.