SCM Olimpic K 1000, Instruction Manual

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10.4
MAINTENANCE
EN
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
10.2- ROUTINE MAINTENANCE (SUMMARY DATA SHEET) 10.2- ROUTINE MAINTENANCE (SUMMARY DATA SHEET)
Routine maintenance refers to those operations carried out to maintain operation conditions and proper
machine functioning through adjustments, visual inspection, topping off oil levels, etc. Maintenance
operations must be performed periodically by the assigned operators and by the maintenance
personnel in function of the professional skills and qualifi cations required.
MACHINE STATUS: off, with the main switch in the “0” position and locked and compressed air cut-off
valve closed and locked.
OPERATORS: refer to the chapt. and par. given in the table.
ONLY USE THE OILS AND GREASES INDICATED BY THE MANUFACTURER (OR EQUIVALENT,
IF SPECIFIED).
THE USE, FILLING, RECOVERY AND REMOVAL OF EXHAUSTED OIL AND GREASE USED
DURING MAINTENANCE MUST BE CARRIED OUT IN STRICT OBSERVANCE OF THE
RELATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS IN FORCE.
Frequency Area Type of operation Reference
8 h Machine base. Clean. par. 8.3.1
40 h
Electric panel fi lters. Clean. par. 8.3.1
Feed track.
Pads cleaning par. 8.4.1
Check and top up oil level in lubricator
if needed.
par. 8.4.1
800 h Feed track.
Check chain tension and tighten if
necessary.
par. 8.4.2
1000 h Electrical panel interior Clean. par. 8.3.1
1000 h Sound-proof cabin doors Gas spring visual inspection par. 8.3.1
1000 h Emergency stop devices
Perform a functional test of the
emergency stop devices.
par. 8.3.1
1000 h Sound-proof cabin doors
Perform a functional test of the inter-
locking devices.
par. 8.3.1
4000 h Feed track.
Check the oil level of the gear motor,
top off, if necessary.
par. 8.4.2
FURTHER INFORMATION MAY BE AVAILABLE IN THE DOCUMENTATION REGARDING THE
WORK UNITS (S. CHAPT.8).