1. Pre-Use Checks
Inspect heat shields, insulated cables, and high-temp tires for damage. Ensure electrical parts use ≥200°C insulation with no melting signs.
2. Operational Guidelines
Avoid overloading; stick to rated high-temp load limits.
Keep speed ≤5 m/min; minimize idle time near heat sources.
Follow paths avoiding hot surfaces/splatters; use heat barriers near flames.
3. Heat-Specific Maintenance
Ensure cooling fans/fins are clean and functional for heat dissipation.
For batteries: keep temp <60°C; charge in cool areas post-use (no immediate charging after high-heat work).
Lubricate moving parts with ≥150°C heat-resistant grease.
4. Safety Measures
Operators wear heat-resistant gloves, shields, and flame-retardant clothing.
Test heat alarms, emergency stops, and equip Class D fire extinguishers.
Park in cool areas post-use; avoid direct water on hot parts to prevent shock.
5. Long-Term Durability
Monthly thermal tests on motor insulation and tires.
Replace heat-resistant parts (gaskets, insulation) per manufacturer schedules.
Record daily heat exposure to optimize maintenance and detect degradation early.