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Maintenance
8.5 Testing safety equipment on the control cabinet
62 Edition 10/2022 S6300-01en
8.5 Testing safety equipment on the control cabinet
8.5 Testing safety equipment on the control cabinet
Information
Check all safety devices and equipment according to the maintenance schedule (Page 62)
or safety checklist. For details, refer to the instructions for the complete system or machine.
If defects are found during safety inspections, the control cabinet and DX Site-
Server may only be put back into operation after it has been repaired accordingly and ap-
proved by a responsible person appointed by the operator.
Also carry out a safety inspection after replacing and repairing electrical and electronic com-
ponents. Check the setting according to the supplied data sheets.
8.6 Maintenance schedule
8.6 Maintenance schedule
Carry out the maintenance work at the intervals indicated below. The times correspond to
continuous operation. This work ensures consistent, trouble-free operation of the .
control cabinet and DX Site-Server.
The maintenance schedule depicts which work must be carried out at the designated points
on a weekly, monthly or semi-annual basis.
Interval Work to be carried out Responsible person-
nel
Monthly • Clean all components.
• Check components for wear and tear.
Maintenance person-
nel
Every 6 months • Check all electrical cabinets for contamination.
• Check electrical connections in the control cabinets
and on the entire system for tight fit.
• Check all guards. Check the following points in detail:
– State
– Tight fit
Maintenance person-
nel
Every 12 months • Check that the entire control cabinet and
DX Site-Server works.
Service personnel (re-
mote maintenance
within the framework
of Remote Services)
Table 8-1: Maintenance table
Maintenance of supplied system components
Observe the maintenance instructions in the instructions of the supplied system components.
Replacement of components subject to wear and tear
In order to ensure high system availability, we recommend replacing the components subject
to wear and tear at intervals specified in the following table: