- Regular Inspection: After the waterproof nut is put into use, it should be inspected regularly. This inspection should include the tightness of the nut and the condition of the sealing components. Observe the nut for signs of looseness and the sealing components for signs of aging or deformation. If the nut is loose, tighten it to the specified torque immediately; if the sealing components are defective, replace them promptly.
- Avoid Excessive Force: During use, be careful not to subject the waterproof nut to excessive external forces. Excessive stretching, compression, or twisting may damage the nut's structure and sealing performance. For example, during equipment maintenance or operation, follow proper operating procedures to avoid damage to the waterproof nut due to improper handling.
- Proper Disassembly and Reassembly: If the waterproof nut needs to be disassembled, use the correct tools and methods to avoid damage to the nut and bolt. After disassembly, if the nut and sealing components are not damaged, they can be reassembled after cleaning and inspection. When reinstalling, you must also follow the pre-installation preparation and installation steps to ensure that the waterproof performance is not affected.