A detailed Coiled hot water tank MONTHLY preventive maintenance checklists
1. Safety Precautions
2. Visual Inspection
3. Equipment Condition
4. Water Quality Check
- Use a calibrated thermometer.
- Measure water temperature at various depths.
- Compare readings with operational standards.
- Record temperatures in maintenance log.
- Visually examine water clarity.
- Check for visible particles or discoloration.
- Use a sample jar to inspect sediment.
- Document findings in maintenance records.
- Use pH test strips or digital meter.
- Collect water sample in clean container.
- Dip strip or insert meter according to instructions.
- Record pH levels and compare with standards.
- Use a calibrated thermometer.
- Measure water temperature at various depths.
- Compare readings with operational standards.
- Record temperatures in maintenance log.
- Visually examine water clarity.
- Check for visible particles or discoloration.
- Use a sample jar to inspect sediment.
- Document findings in maintenance records.
- Use pH test strips or digital meter.
- Collect water sample in clean container.
- Dip strip or insert meter according to instructions.
- Record pH levels and compare with standards.
- Use a TDS meter for accurate readings.
- Collect a water sample in a clean container.
- Insert the meter into the sample.
- Record the TDS levels in maintenance log.
- Use a chlorine test kit or meter.
- Collect a water sample in clean container.
- Follow kit instructions for testing.
- Document chlorine levels in maintenance records.
- Use a water hardness test kit.
- Collect a sample and follow kit instructions.
- Record hardness levels against acceptable limits.
- Adjust treatment if needed.
- Examine water sample with a clear container.
- Look for rust particles or discoloration.
- Check for metallic taste or odor.
- Document any findings and recommend action.
- Conduct a sniff test for unusual smells.
- Taste a small amount for unusual flavors.
- Record any abnormalities in maintenance log.
- Investigate potential sources of contamination.
- Check salt levels in the softener.
- Inspect for any leaks or blockages.
- Refill salt according to manufacturer's guidelines.
- Record maintenance actions taken.
- Collect water samples in sterile containers.
- Use coliform test kits as per instructions.
- Analyze results for contamination.
- Document findings and follow up as necessary.
- Inspect filter housing for leaks or damage.
- Check filter pressure gauge for clogs.
- Replace filters according to manufacturer schedule.
- Record filter condition and maintenance performed.
- Review historical water quality data.
- Identify any significant deviations or trends.
- Document observations and potential causes.
- Plan for further investigation if needed.
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