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PREVENTI VE MAINTE NANCE MONTH LY MAINT ENAN CE 33.12 Technical Reference Manual Chapter Issue 6 Oct 06 MONTHL Y MAINTENANCE Each month the following t ables are filled i n prior to carrying out any equi pment checks. Ru…

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DESCRIPTION OF THE MONTHLY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
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dates or a specific word or phrase.
Each occurrence of an error for example, can be examined to see if the rate at
which it has occurred has increased (is it a random occurrence or an increasing
trend?).
Authorization At the end of each monthly task a Summary/Remarks form is provided to allow
the engineer to make comments or express observations. He must sign off and
date the form so that there is a record that the schedule has been completed.
NOTE
The following pages can be used as a template to create a preventive mainte-
nance schedule. They can be photocopied and stored as a permanent record
of maintenance tasks performed.
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27/04/2000 14:00:02 40022 Valid Dongle Detected
27/04/2000 14:00:22 41570 Rail Lifted Error
27/04/2000 14:00:14 48273 System Initialised
27/04/2000 14:00:14 48273 System Initialised
DATA X reverse [mm] ,0,0000.0,0000.0,0.414,-0.02234
DATA Y reverse [mm] ,0,0000.0,0000.0,0.521,-0.07776
DATA T reverse [mm] ,1,0000.0,0000.0,2.414,-0.05568
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27/04/2000 14:00:30 50001 Machine Recovery Started
27/04/2000 14:00:14 56183 System Power On
27/04/2000 14:00:14 56183 System Power On
27/04/2000 14:00:28 41212 Product Data Changed
27/04/2000 14:00:16 325876 PCIB Ready
27/04/2000 14:00:16 325876 PCIB Ready
27/04/2000 14:00:02 40022 Valid Dongle Detected
27/04/2000 14:00:02 3867 Power Up
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MONTHLY MAINTENANCE
Each month the following tables are filled in prior to carrying out any equipment
checks. Run ten cycles prior to making the thirty test measurements.
SPC Alignment
Check
Follow details in the Accuracy Check section previously described in this
chapter. Record details for each visit.
Machine Cycle
Count
Record the machine cycle count for each visit.
Visit Pre X Pre Y Pre Theta Post X Post Y Post Theta Front Sqy Rear Sqy
1
2
3
4
100 Cycles 100 Cycles 100 Cycles 100 Cycles 100 Cycles 100 Cycles 100 Cycles 100 Cycles
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Visit Insert the Cycle Count No. of cycles between visits
1
2-
3-
4-
5-
6-
7-
8-
9-
10 -
11 -
12 -

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Month January Maintenance Procedure
SPC Alignment
Check and Machine
Cycle Count
Fill out details: SPC Alignment Check and Machine Cycle Count at the start of
this section.
Software
Monthly Maintenance
Software Check Record Tick
Check the date and time settings.
Check the software loaded and options.
Check the software version is the latest issue.
View Event Log Tick
Check for initialisation errors.
Check for screen position errors (31210, 31211, 31212).
Check for camera errors (31207, 31208).
Under Screen Cleaner (USC) (if fitted) Tick
Check that the paper feed mechanism operates correctly (Blue and Cyclone).
Check the oscillation motor moves the cleaner mechanism back and forth (Cyclone and Vortex).
Check the condition of the squeegee blades (Blue).
Check that the cleaner mechanism raises and lowers smoothly.
Check the screen cleaner height.
Check that the solvent dispenses and it is at a suitable pressure.
Check that solvent dispenses evenly across the paper or cassette.
Check the condition of all hoses and connections.
Check the correct operation of the vacuum filtration unit.
Perform a USC cycle and confirm correct operation.
Environmental Control Module (if fitted) Tick
Inspect the air filters clean/replace (as detailed in the equipment manual).
Check for leakage in the system.
Check the system holds the temperature (as described in the equipment manual).