Product Maintenance & Care Manual
| Maintenance Component | Maintenance Procedure | Key Points & Precautions |
| Machine Interior | Use a vacuum cleaner to clear out ball fuzz, dust, and debris from inside the machine body. | Strictly prohibit the use of compressed air, as it may blow dust and debris into precision components or force moisture inside. Cleaning frequency depends on usage conditions: every 3 months for heavy usage, or every 6 months for light usage. |
| Service Wheels |
1. Routine Cleaning: Wipe the surface of the wheels with a damp cloth after each use. 2. Deep Cleaning: After every 100–150 hours of use, or if pitch velocity decreases or becomes inconsistent, use coarse sandpaper (80–100 grit) while the machine is powered off to scour the entire wheel surface and remove grime and ball-fuzz buildup. Alternatively, a Pickleball paddle cleaner eraser can be used for basic cleaning ([Click Video Link Here]). |
After resurfacing, the wheel surface should feel rough to restore friction. Residue from new balls tends to accumulate on the wheels, degrading performance. It is recommended to run used balls through first to "break them in." |
| Motor Structural Bearings | The motor bearings should be lubricated at regular intervals of every 100 operating hours. We recommend using WURTH 2000 - Adhesive lubricant HHS 2000 or WD-40. For specific operation procedures, refer to the video ([Click Video Link Here]). | Prior to lubrication, use a hairdryer to remove dust and debris from the bearing surface. After shaking the can thoroughly, apply the lubricant precisely to the bearing area, taking care to avoid any overspray or drips on the service wheels. |
| Exterior Enclosure | Wipe clean using a damp, soft cloth. | Be sure to use a dry cloth afterward to prevent water from seeping into the machine interior, which would cause damage to electronic components. |
| Moisture-Proof Storage |
1. When the machine is not in use, store it with desiccant packs or color-changing silica gel. 2. Use a breathable cover to avoid the "greenhouse effect." 3. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. |
If the machine accidentally gets caught in the rain, dry the exterior thoroughly, then run the motors idle for 10–15 minutes. Utilize the motor heat to "bake out" internal moisture. |
| Battery Maintenance |
1. For long-term storage, keep the battery at about 50% charge and recharge it every 30 days to avoid deep discharge. 2. During transport: Always remove the battery from the machine and carry it separately to the court. Never leave it inside the machine while in a vehicle – enclosed car interiors can exceed 120°F, which can cut battery lifespan by up to 70%. 3. Follow brand-specific charging guidelines |
These are critical to extending battery life. It is recommended to detach the battery from the machine while charging. |