FEC AFC1150 User Manual

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CHAPTER 8: MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION
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CHAPTER 8: MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION
8.1 Inspection Items - Visual and Sensory
A scheduled inspection is recommended to keep the AFC1150 system in best condition. A preventive maintenance routine should be practiced monthly.
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8.1.1 Tool Inspection (Motor and Transmission)
Carefully inspect for the following:
P Is the environment within the specified ranges? P Is the motor overheating because of a high duty cycle? P Is the tool producing abnormal noise or vibration? P Is the tool free from excessive contamination and foreign objects? P Is the tool mounted securely, with mounting bolts properly tightened? P Does the rotor turn freely, with no binding? P Are the homerun cables securely connected?
8.1.2 Homerun Cables
These cables connect the axis unit to the tool. Carefully inspect for the following:
P Is the cable free from unncecessary binding, stress, or tension? P Is the cable free from contact with moving parts? P Is the cable free from damage and broken wires? P Is the cable free from excessive contamination and foreign objects? P Is the cable properly connected and securely tightened? P Is the cable free from external heat distortion? P Is the cable generating heat (warm or hot to the touch)? P Are the connectors securely fastened, with connector screws properly tightened?
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8.1.3 Axis Unit
Under certain conditions, environments, and usage, the components of the system may be damaged. Carefully inspect for the following:
P Are the Abnormal LED indicators on the display indicating normal operation? P Is the voltage within the specified range, without any sudden transient changes? P Is the environment (temperature, humidity, vibration) within specifications ? P Is the unit free from any dust, foreign objects, and oil? P Is the unit properly mounted? P Are the mounting screws and connector screws properly tightened? P Is the input power within the specification? P Is the unit radiating normal heat levels? P Are the cables on the front panel properly and securely attached?
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