32 | RMB/ENERGIE GmbH
Service repairs
Operation manual CHP 5.0 - 30.0 | Status 01.2020
9. Service repairs
9.1 Maintenance
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WARNING!
Risk of injuries caused by faulty safety
components!
This chapter contains important information regarding
the safe maintenance of the system. Important safety
components may fail or become faulty as a result of
insufficient maintenance.
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Read this chapter carefully before performing
maintenance work.
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Wait for the system to cool down before carrying out
maintenance.
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Perform the maintenance according to the specified
intervals.
Maintenance work must only be performed by trained
personnel.
Electrical work must only be performed by qualified,
skilled electricians.
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“2.2.3 Trained personnel” (page 6).
The system will indicate the pending maintenance 300
hours before the maintenance interval expires.
If the maintenance is not performed, the system will run
for another 200 hours at minimum capacity after the
interval has expired.
After the 200 hours have passed, the system will
switch off.
The system can only be put back into operation once
the maintenance has been performed.
The maintenance must be performed and documented
according to the points in the maintenance log.
Maintenance plan.
Specific tasks for maintaining the system are only
performed by the manufacturer.
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“2.2.1 Manufacturer” (page 6).
In the case of specific tasks for maintaining the system:
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Contact the manufacturer.
Maintenance manual.
9.2 Fault resolution
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WARNING!
Hazard caused by failing to observe the error
messages!
Malfunctions indicate faults with the system or incorrect
settings in the control mechanism. Malfunctions must
be rectified immediately to prevent further subsequent
damage.
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Rectify all faults immediately.
System malfunctions are displayed by the control
mechanism in the operational display.
“RMB/Control” operating manual.
In the case of malfunctions that cannot be resolved
using the control mechanism:
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Initiate remote maintenance.
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Follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
9.3 Repair
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WARNING!
Risk of injuries caused by faulty components!
This chapter contains important information regarding
the safe repair of the system.
Defective components can cause additional
subsequent damage to the system.
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Read this chapter carefully before performing
repairs on the system.
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Defective components must be replaced promptly.
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The system must be taken out of operation until any
safety-related parts have been replaced.
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Wait for the system to cool down before replacing
any components.
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Only use components authorised by the
manufacturer.
Repair work must only be performed by trained
personnel.
Electrical work must only be performed by qualified,
skilled electricians.
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“2.2.3 Trained personnel” (page 6).
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Switch off the system.
“RMB/Control” operating manual.
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Switch off the master switch.
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Replace any faulty components.
