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Troubleshooting Commercial Chakki: Common Issues and Solutions for Flour Milling Success

Operating a Commercial Chakki is a sound investment, but encountering issues is inevitable. This guide addresses common problems and their solutions. Inconsistent flour quality often results from irregular grain feeding—maintain a steady grain flow and adjust feed rates if needed. Overheating can be mitigated by grinding smaller batches and ensuring proper cooling. Unusual noises signal misaligned or worn parts; inspect and replace as necessary. Excessive dust may stem from faulty dust extraction—maintain and clean the system. Jamming or clogging can be prevented by removing obstructions and using dry grains.

Inconsistent Flour Quality

Issue: If the flour quality varies, it might be due to inconsistent grain feeding.

Solution: Ensure a steady flow of grains and adjust the feed rate if needed.

Overheating Chakki

Issue: Overheating can be caused by excessive grinding or a lack of proper cooling.

Solution: Reduce the load on the Chakki by grinding in smaller batches, and ensure that any cooling mechanisms are functioning correctly.

Strange Noises

Issue: Unusual sounds may indicate worn-out components or misalignment.

Solution: Inspect the machine for damaged or misaligned parts, and replace or realign them as necessary.

Excessive Dust

Issue: If your Chakki produces excessive dust, it could be a sign of inefficient dust extraction.

Solution: Check and maintain the dust extraction system. Ensure it's functioning correctly and clean any filters.

Jamming or Clogging

Issue: The Chakki can jam or clog due to foreign objects or excessive moisture in the grains.

Solution: Clear any obstructions and use dry grains to prevent clogging.

Inadequate Flour Output

Issue: If the Chakki isn't producing enough flour, it may be due to worn-out grinding components.

Solution: Replace the grinding stones or blades if they're damaged or excessively worn.

Electrical Problems

Issue: Electrical issues may arise from loose connections or a malfunctioning motor.

Solution: Check all electrical connections, and if there's a motor problem, consult a professional technician.

Vibration or Shaking

Issue:Excessive vibration may indicate an imbalance or misalignment.

Solution: Inspect the Chakki for balance issues, tighten any loose parts, and ensure proper alignment.

Uneven Flour Texture

Issue:If the flour isn't ground to the desired texture, it could be due to improper grinding component adjustment.

Solution: Adjust the grinding stones or blades to achieve the desired coarseness.

Safety Concerns

Issue:Address any safety concerns promptly, such as exposed moving parts, worn cords, or damaged safety features.

Solution: Regularly inspect the Chakki for safety issues and have them fixed immediately by a professional technician.

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