As a heavy construction machine, the oil change cycle of Carter excavator is one of the key links to ensure the performance and prolong the service life of the equipment. Typically, the frequency of changing Carter excavator oil depends on a number of factors, including, but not limited to, the severity of the working environment, the length of time spent on the job, and the quality grade of the oil used. Under normal operating conditions, if you are using the high-quality fully synthetic engine oil recommended by the original manufacturer, it is generally recommended to change the oil every 500 working hours or a year. However, when working in harsh environments such as high temperatures, high loads, and dusty environments, the oil may deteriorate at an accelerated rate, and the replacement cycle may need to be shortened to about 300 working hours. In addition, new excavators running for the first time should also be oiled after the initial break-in phase (about 100 hours) to remove impurities from initial wear. In order to ensure the long-term and stable operation of Carter excavators, it is important to regularly check the oil status and record the replacement time. Pay close attention to changes in the color and viscosity of the oil, as well as the amount of metal particles in the oil, which can be used as an important basis for determining whether the oil needs to be changed in advance. In summary, the replacement interval of Carter excavator oil is not fixed and needs to be flexibly adjusted according to actual use, and follow the manufacturer's operating manual and the recommendations of professional service professionals. It is emphasized here that oil maintenance is an important maintenance link, and timely and reasonable oil replacement will help maintain the good operation efficiency of the excavator and reduce the failure rate, thereby saving operating costs and improving economic benefits.
