Rompa 23158, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Daily/Weekly Visual Routine Inspection
The routine maintenance of your outdoor musical instruments consists of preventative measures to maintain their level of safety and performance. On a
‘Daily/Weekly Visual Routine Inspection’ check for visible damage and loose parts:
- Are there any exposed foundations?
- Can you see sharp edges, broken, frayed or missing parts?
- Are components overly worn and torn?
Daily inspection is recommended for heavily-used or high-vandal-risk playgrounds or those that have already been in service for a certain period of time.
Deal with all damages and defects as soon as these are found. Record all findings in the Maintenance Record Sheet (below).
Monthly Operational Inspection
As for the Weekly Visual Routine Inspection, the following checks have to be carried out during the Monthly Operational Inspection:
- Are there any exposed foundations?
- Can you see sharp edges, broken, frayed or missing parts?
- Are components overly worn and torn?
The ‘Monthly Operational Inspection’ requires the following supplementary checks:
- Are all metal parts well connected and not worn down?
- Are all screwed connections and bolted joints tight? If not, please tighten them.
- Are all plastic and or/rubber components satisfactory?
Deal with all damages and defects as soon as these are found. Record all findings in the Maintenance Record Sheet (below).
Annual Inspection
Carry out the ‘Annual Inspection’ after the winter or at least after 12 months. As well as the checks described above (Daily, Weekly, Monthly), the
following checks are required:
- Are all foundations stable and the equipment well anchored?
- Replace joints that show severe corrosions or heavy wear and tear
Deal with all damages and defects as soon as these are found. Record all findings in the Maintenance Record Sheet (below).
Copy the sheet or create your own for ongoing maintenance reporting.