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User Guide
MES 1003 WMS
Doc no. 100837-MAN – Rev. E1 – Rev. date 2022-10 © Danfoss IXA A/S | Page 30
5.2.1. Maintenance Tasks
Maintenance task Frequency Who What (how)
Check LCP for alarms Weekly Crew Go to the WAU and:

Check display for alarms. Alarm list and
troubleshooting guide is described in 5.5
Visual inspection Biweekly Crew Go to the WAU and SU:

Check for mechanical damage

Check flanges, bolts, screw fittings, etc.

Check for leakage
Also check the piping for the WMS system for any
leakages
pH sensor calibration Monthly Crew Go to the WAU and:

Calibrate the pH sensor using the dedicated
buffer solutions
Cleaning
- Measurement chamber
- Sensors Every 3 months Crew Go to the WAU and:

Clean the measurement chamber

Clean the sensors
Clean SU inlet filter Every 3 months Crew Go to the SU and:

Clean the SU inlet filter
Inspect WSU pump (if
applicable) Every 3 months Crew Go to the WSU and:

Check for leakages from shaft sealing and
from pump cover plate.

Check condition of pump impeller, shaft
sealing, pump shaft, pump cover plate and O-
ring for pump cover plate.

Replace worn out parts as necessary.
Replace salt bridge and
electrolyte in pH sensor Every 12 months Crew Go to the WAU and:

Replace salt bridge and electrolyte in pH
sensor
Turbidity sensor
calibration Every 24 months Crew Go to the WAU and:

Calibrate Turbidity sensor using the
dedicated calibration tool
PAH sensor calibration Every 24 months Crew Go to the WAU and:

Calibrate the PAH sensor using the dedicated
calibration tool
Replace PAH sensor lamp Every 48 months Supplier Go to the WAU and:

Note the serial number of the WAU and
contact ixa.service@danfoss.com to arrange
replacement of the PAH sensor.

Disconnect and remove PAH sensor.

Make sure that both the PAH sensor and it’s
paired DryCAL-set are shipped back to the
WMS supplier for lamp replacement.
Table 20: Maintenance Tasks