Dulas Solar VC150, Handbook

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PART 3: FAULT FINDING AND REPAIR
A.1. INTRODUCTION
(a) Before starting the fault finding, make sure you are familiar with the location of
the components of a solar refrigerator.
A typical solar refrigerator is layout is shown on pages 37 & 38
Annex 1 shows the location of components on the most commonly used solar
refrigerator.
(b) Each installed solar refrigerator will have a USER who was trained by the
installation technician on how to operate and care for the refrigerator. It is your
responsibility when at a health centre to make sure that the user is operating and
maintaining the refrigerator correctly.
(c) Each refrigerator you are responsible for should have a Daily Record Sheet
before starting faultfinding. It may help you identify the source of problem.
(d) Each solar refrigerator technicians should keep a maintenance Log Book. It is
important that you note in the maintenance log book, visits to sites, results of
checks made, observations made and repairs (together with fully detailed list of
parts used and parts provided to the users)
CHECK DAILY RECORD SHEETS
FILL IN MAINTENANCE LOG BOOK