Firstly, electric winches are often used in the wild, so being contaminated by mud, water, and oil is a common occurrence. Therefore, after returning home, they should be disassembled for maintenance, checked for gears, carefully cleaned, replaced with butter, and properly stored to avoid rusting. Wear protective gloves as much as possible during operation to prevent hand injuries caused by operational errors. In addition, to prevent the steel cable from sweeping under tension and injuring other people and vehicles after being pulled apart, other personnel should stay away from a certain safety area before conducting actual operations.

　　In addition, be careful not to completely lay out the cable when laying it out. About 5 turns (or red line position) should be reserved to prevent the cable from falling off due to excessive load; When retracting the cable, the cable should be tightened and the reclaimer should be controlled to slowly retrieve it, so that the cable is neatly placed on the soy sauce drum, and the retraction should be kept neat to avoid disorderly entanglement. In addition, overloading and prolonged operation can be fatal to the motor. Minimize prolonged operation of the electric winch and, if necessary, use pulley blocks to increase traction; Preventing relays from overheating and burning can also prevent excessive load on car batteries from affecting their lifespan.