Kobelt 7173-K, Руководство пользователя

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KOBELT MANUFACTURING COMPANY LTD.
Periodic Inspection Notes
All mechanical and electronic components should be inspected at regular intervals,
once every 6 – 12 months is recommended depending on the operating environment
and frequency of use. Some Kobelt components are equipped with inspection covers
which can be removed for examination of internal parts.
The following serves as a general inspection guideline for Kobelt engine control and
steering control system components. All deficiencies have to be fixed and defective
parts be replaced by a certified technician to ensure a reliable and safe operation.
1. Inspect all mechanical linkages for proper movement and the bolts and nuts are
tight for their functions.
2. Inspect all push / pull cable connections for free movement, adjust if necessary.
3. Check for corrosion and excessive wear at all moving parts that could cause
problem in normal operation.
4. Apply lubricating oil / grease to mechanical parts at all available greasing points.
Make sure that no oil or grease will come into contact with any electronic parts.
For gears and rotating shafts, use of graphite-base grease is recommended.
5. Check for signs of moisture ingress or condensation that could cause short-circuit
or corrosion problem to electrical / electronic components. Surfaces of all
electronic parts should be free from moisture, dust or foreign particles.
6. Check seals and holding screws on housings for damage and tightness.
7. Verify that primary and secondary power sources are at normal values.
8. Inspect system wiring for insulation breakdown, loose connections or potential for
short-circuit failure.
9. Check limit switches and potentiometers for corrosion, smooth operation and
correct positioning. It is recommended that these components be replaced at least
every five years or more frequently when working in hot and humid environment.
10.
With the engine stopped, perform functional test for each system – refer to
individual component operating and test procedures.