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EC#2/3 MONTHLY PM

A preventive maintenance program is an important part of successful facility management. It keeps equipment operating efficiently, increases the safety of your employees, and helps you avoid large and costly repairs down the road.
Latham Pools - Suwanee
07/18/2024

EC#2/3 MONTHLY PM

EC#2/3 MONTHLY PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE

    REMOVE THE COVER FROM THE Y-CAR. INSPECT THE CUTTING HEAD ASSEMBLY FOR DUST AND DEBRIS, WORN BELT, DAMAGED SHAFT, WORN BEARINGS, ETC.

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    ROTATE THE TOOL HOLDERS BY HAND. THEY SHOULD ROTATE FREELY WITHOUT ANY PLAY RELATIVE TO EACH HOLDER AND THE DRIVE MOTOR. IF THEY DON’T ROTATE FREELY EXAMINE THE BEARINGS FOR WEAR, EXAMINE SHAFTS FOR DAMAGE AND OR BENT CONDITION AND CHECK BELT FOR WEAR AND PROPER TENSION.

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    CHECK THE SLIDE BEARING ON THE PEN ASSEMBLY FOR EXCESSIVE WEAR.

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    ARE THERE ANY OTHER OBSERVATIONS TO ADD?

    if the answer is "oneOf [YES]"

    ENTER ADDITIONAL OBSERVATIONS BELOW.

Source: Latham Pools - Suwanee (Community Member)

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