Maintenance Mechanism
Maintenance triggers and four-level repair system
Trigger Conditions
Main cases that enter the maintenance flow
- Functional abnormality or component damage
- More than six months since shipment
- More than 20 tested wells
- Measurement-accuracy degradation
Process Composition
Verification-bench testing and maintenance reporting in parallel
- Return cause description and appearance inspection
- Power, communication, acquisition, drive, and sensor checks
- Verification-bench testing, calibration verification, and vibration-data download
- Maintenance report generation and quality records
Level 1
Basic maintenance and accuracy verification
Covers appearance inspection, functional checks, insulation testing, and north-seeking accuracy verification.
Level 2
Internal checks and high-temperature testing
Adds O-ring and anti-counterfeit label maintenance, internal component checks, high-temperature tests, and north-seeking calibration.
Level 3
Repair and structural wear inspection
Covers housing maintenance or replacement, internal repair, functional-part maintenance, and where necessary north-seeking calibration or gyro-sensor replacement.
Level 4
Core-board and sensor replacement
For heavy maintenance involving new housing frames, power, communication, acquisition, and drive-board replacement, plus gyro-sensor replacement.







