Replace Friction Pads: Regularly inspect and replace severely worn friction pads to ensure stable and reliable braking force.
Cleaning and Lubrication: Periodically clean the brake assembly and apply specialized grease to reduce friction, minimize noise, and extend service life. Avoid using corrosive cleaners during cleaning to prevent damage to component coatings.
Clearance Adjustment: Regularly inspect and adjust the clearance between brake shoes and drums, as well as between friction pads and discs, to ensure precise and comfortable braking. This requires professional diagnostic equipment and technicians to guarantee adjustment accuracy and safety.
Replace Damaged Components: Promptly replace severely damaged parts such as brake shoes and support pins to maintain braking stability and safety. During replacement, ensure new components match the vehicle's original specifications and strictly follow installation and adjustment procedures to guarantee repair quality and operational safety.
