VEMA MODULA PLUS 2, Use And Maintenance Instruction

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Fixed washing plant MODULA PLUS 2
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5 LUBRICATION
Procedures for machine lubrication:
Not require
6 PLANNED ORDINARY MAINTENANCE
General provisions
Ordinary maintenance includes inspections, checks and operations that, in order to prevent
interruption and breakdown, keep under systematic control conditions of machine lubrication and
parts subject to wear. Such operations, even if simple, must be carried out by skilled personnel.
The machine has been designed in order to minimize ordinary maintenance, the operator must assess
machine conditions and suitability for use. Every time suboptimal functioning is noticed, stop the
machine and carry out maintenance. This will result in the highest efficiency.
Wear always appropriate PPE personal protective equipment:
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Gloves
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Slip-resistant shoes
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Goggles
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Mask
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Proper clothing .
Procedure
UNI 11063: 2017 - Maintenance - Definition of ordinary and extraordinary maintenance
The standard provides a classification of maintenance activities, distinguishing these activities
into "ordinary maintenance" and "extraordinary maintenance".
MAINTENANCE CLASSIFICATION: (ordinary and extraordinary) Maintenance is
divided, according to the content of the works and their purpose, into the following
destinations (or categories of expense): - ordinary maintenance; - Extraordinary
maintenance
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Ordinary maintenance Type of maintenance interventions during the life cycle, aimed at: -
maintaining the original integrity of the asset; - maintain or restore the efficiency of the assets;
- contain the normal degradation of use; - guarantee the useful life of the asset; - cope with
accidental events. Interventions are generally required as a result of: - detection of faults or
failures (failure or corrective maintenance), - implementation of maintenance policies
(preventive, cyclical, predictive maintenance according to condition), - need to optimize the
availability of the asset and improve its efficiency (improvements or minor changes that do not
lead to an increase in the asset value). The aforementioned interventions do not modify the
original characteristics (plate data, sizing, construction values, etc.) of the asset itself and do
not modify its essential structure and its intended use. The relative costs must be foreseen
(also on a statistical basis) in the maintenance budget and attributed to the financial year in