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8.0 Maintenance
The inoRAC is designed to be a very low maintenance device. However as with all
equipment it should be checked for proper operation and condition on a periodic
basis.
The following maintenance items should be performed on a periodic basis.
Power up the inoRAC without connecting the inoRAC to an actual circuit
breaker.
Check that all hardware and fasteners are in good condition and check for
tightness.
Check actuator lift track slides for hardware tightness and for smooth, free
operation. Lubrication is not required.
Check motor base slides for hardware tightness and for smooth, free
operation. Lubrication is not required.
Check linear springs for wear or damage. Check hardware for tightness.
Check brakes for loose or damaged hardware. Check brakes for proper
adjustment.
Check the cable to the operators panel touch screen for wear or damage.
Inspect the control components in the control box for loose or damaged
items and for loose or damaged wiring.
The first maintenance period should be 6 months after receiving inoRAC and then
continue at 12 month intervals.
