Safegate Group safedock, User Manual

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SAFEDOCK®
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Safegate Group
Manual Date: 6 February 2015
Chapter: 4 MAINTENANCE Version: 2.7
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3. PLANNED MAINTENANCE
The Safedock system has been specifically designed to minimise maintenance
downtime. The following maintenance schedules detail the maintenance requirements
on a weekly, monthly, six monthly and twelve monthly basis. The system does not
require any further scheduled maintenance, as proving operations are always done
automatically prior to any start-of-docking procedure.
Before commencing maintenance the following precautions must be considered:
CAUTION: PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE
The transfer of static electricity causes electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage when
electronic components are handled. It’s essential to protect components from
electrostatic discharge to avoid damage and extra costs in connections with service
and production. Therefore:
(a) All ESD- sensitive materials must be stored in ESD- safe area.
(b) All ESD- sensitive components must be stored in protective packages.
(c) Apply a conductive band around your wrist and connect it to ground before
touching any electronic component.
WARNING! ISOLATE THE POWER SUPPLY PRIOR TO UNDERTAKING ANY
MAINTENANCE ACTIVITY!
IF A BATTERY BACKUP IS INSTALLED, ALSO THE 24-VOLT DC CURRENT TO
THE ELECTRONICS HAS TO BE SWITCHED OFF!
3.1 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Planned or preventive maintenance per time interval is carried out according to the
maintenance task lists below. Time intervals are:
(a) Per week
(b) Per month
(c) Per six months
(d) Per year
3.2 WEEKLY CHECK
3.2.1 Laser Unit Windows
(a) Inspect the Laser Scanning unit cabinet front/side windows and Operator Panel
for cleanliness.
(b) Clean as required with mild soap and water and a soft rag.
3.3 MONTHLY CHECK
3.3.1 Display Unit Front Glass
(a) Inspect the Pilot Display unit front glass cover and Operator Panel for cleanliness.
(b) Clean as required with mild soap and water and a soft rag.