Proper maintenance ensures long-term stability, extends lifespan, and enhances safety. Follow these steps:

I. Daily Maintenance

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• Clean exterior and rotor : Wipe with a damp cloth after use. Avoid abrasive materials. Use mild detergent for rotors.
• Check door seal: Ensure proper sealing to prevent leaks and spills.
• Maintain ventilation : Keep in a well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight or heat sources.

II. Regular Maintenance​​

• Inspect shock absorbers: Replace if worn or damaged.
• Calibrate speed/time: Use a standard tachometer; adjust as needed.
• Check motor/transmission: Look for unusual noises, overheating, or belt issues.
• Lubricate components : Apply appropriate lubricant to bearings and internal parts.

III. Troubleshooting​​

• Noise/vibration : Stop use. Inspect rotor and shock absorbers. Contact a technician if needed.
• Temperature issues: Verify sensors and cooling systems. Recalibrate or replace faulty parts.
• Unstable speed: Check power connections and motor function.

IV. Safety Tips​

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• Wear protective gear: Gloves, safety glasses during maintenance.
• Power off first: Always disconnect before cleaning/repairs.
• Professional help: Seek experts for complex issues; avoid DIY repairs.