Hog Technologies PAINT HOG, Operation Manual

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Section 4 - General Maintenance
4.3 General Maintenance
Paint and air filters or other components may
require maintenance during a typical shift. The
service procedures for these items are described
in this section of the manual. The frequency for
maintaining general maintenance items will vary,
depending on the quality of the paint, the overall
condition of equipment and proficiency of the
operators.
Air Compressor And Auxiliary Engine
Proper auxiliary engine and compressor main-
tenance is essential to the proper performance
and reliability of the compressed air system. You
should perform all recommended maintenance
according to the manufacturer’s recommenda-
tions. Maintenance schedules and procedures
are outlined in the engine owner’s manual. They
should be followed exactly.
Daily Inspection and Maintenance
• Check the crankcase oil level.
• Check the coolant level.
• Inspect the alternator/water pump belt. Make
sure it is in good condition and adjusted prop-
erly.
Access Door Hinges And Latches.
Monthly/200 Hours:
• Lubricate and inspect all hinges.
• Inspect and lubricate latches. Replace damaged
or worn out hinges or latches immediately.
Safety Pins
Weekly/50 Hours:
• Lubricate the retaining ball or sliding shaft on
safety pins.
• Inspect and test for proper operation. Replace
damaged, corroded or worn out pins immedi-
ately.
Ball Valves
Monthly/200 Hours:
• Open and close ball valves at least once each
month to keep them free and operating properly.
• Lubricate and inspect valve shafts and handles.
Replace if badly corroded.
Optional Paint Heater Antifreeze Circulation
Pumps And Hoses
Weekly/50 Hours:
• Inspect pumps, hoses and fittings for leaks and
signs of wear or deterioration. Any questionable
or leaking component should be repaired or
replaced before operating the system.
• Run the pump and listen for unusual noises and
proper operation. Find and correct the cause of
unusual noises or erratic operation.
Carriages and Spray Guns
Weekly/50 Hours:
• Pressure wash carriages and coat spray guns
with WD40 to reduce corrosion and help keep
them operating properly.
• Inspect all hoses and fittings for leaks and
signs of wear or deterioration. Any question-
able or leaking component should be repaired
or replaced before operating the system.
CAUTION
THE GENERAL MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES OUTLINED
IN THIS SECTION MUST BE FOLLOWED EXACTLY TO
AVOID DAMAGING COMPONENTS AND/OR VOIDING THE
WARRANTY.