RC Racing Car Maintenance Knowledge
I. Daily maintenance:
1. Pre-use inspection: Before each use, carefully check whether the key parts and screws of the vehicle are tightened and whether the battery works properly. If there is any problem, calibrate and replace the battery in time.
2. Cleaning after use: Clean the vehicle immediately after use. Especially when the vehicle comes back from driving in muddy conditions, switch off the power and remove the battery first. Wash the tyres and bodywork with warm water, a toothbrush and soap to protect the wheels and maintain high vehicle performance.
3. Motor and Battery Maintenance: Clean the motor regularly, using a brush and blow gun to remove internal dirt. Batteries, if half charged, should be discharged and stored in a special fireproof bag to avoid over-discharge.
4. Oil-operated RC car maintenance: Pour out the fuel and disconnect the battery after playing, use a brush to sweep out the dust. Running through the wild off-road vehicle with a spray gun and alcohol flushing, check the mechanical components have no damage, go to the waterway to do a good job of receiver and battery waterproofing.
5. Tyre maintenance: Tyres are components that come into direct contact with the ground and need to be checked and replaced regularly. Choose the right tyres according to the applicable site and use warm water, toothbrush and soap to clean the dirt on the tyres. This will protect the wheels and maintain the high performance of your vehicle!
6. Proper Storage: When storing your RC model car, keep it in a dry, clean place and avoid direct sunlight or humid environment.
II. Regular inspection:
1. Body and internal parts: Use a soft-bristle brush or a dust-blowing ball to remove dust from the surface of the body on a regular basis, and use cotton swabs or fine-bristle brushes to clean dust from the motor, ESC, and other parts of the ESC. Avoid using water for direct rinsing to prevent damage to circuits and electronic equipment.
2. Screws and Connectors: Regularly check whether the screws on the chassis, suspension system, wheels and other parts are loose, and use the appropriate tools to tighten them.
3. Lubrication: Use special lubricants to lubricate bearings, gears and other parts.
4. Wear and tear inspection: check whether there is wear and tear or corrosion on the motor brushes, battery electrodes and other parts, and replace the damaged parts in time
