A detailed Hydromotor DAILY preventive maintenance Inspection checklist
1. Visual Inspection
2. Fluid Levels
3. Temperature Monitoring
- Use a calibrated infrared thermometer or thermocouple.
- Take measurements at designated points on the hydromotor.
- Ensure readings are taken during normal operating conditions.
- Record the highest and lowest temperature readings.
- Refer to the hydromotor's manual for temperature ranges.
- Identify any deviations from specified limits.
- Note any hotspots or areas exceeding the specified range.
- Consult with engineering if temperatures are outside acceptable limits.
- Operate the hydromotor under normal conditions.
- Pay attention to unusual noises like grinding or whining.
- Stop the system if abnormal sounds persist.
- Document any findings for further investigation.
- Use a calibrated infrared thermometer or thermocouple.
- Take measurements at designated points on the hydromotor.
- Ensure readings are taken during normal operating conditions.
- Record the highest and lowest temperature readings.
- Refer to the hydromotor's manual for temperature ranges.
- Identify any deviations from specified limits.
- Note any hotspots or areas exceeding the specified range.
- Consult with engineering if temperatures are outside acceptable limits.
- Operate the hydromotor under normal conditions.
- Pay attention to unusual noises like grinding or whining.
- Stop the system if abnormal sounds persist.
- Document any findings for further investigation.
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