LOUVERS CHECKLIST

Check for physical damage or corrosion on louvers.

Ensure louvers are properly aligned and not obstructed.

Inspect for signs of rust or deterioration in metal components.

Verify that the finish is intact and free from peeling or chipping.

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the Visual Inspection section of the New Louvers CHECKLIST

Examine seals and gaskets for wear or damage

Check for any accumulation of debris or foreign materials around the louvers

Inspect the operation of any movable parts, ensuring they open and close smoothly

Look for signs of water ingress or pooling around the louvers

Assess the condition of the mounting hardware for rust or corrosion

Verify that drainage holes are clear and functioning properly

Ensure that the louvers are free from insect or pest infestations

Confirm that the louver blades are intact and not bent or broken

Inspect the surrounding area for any potential sources of interference, such as overhanging branches

Check for proper labeling or identification on the louvers, if applicable

Test the opening and closing mechanism of the louvers.

Ensure that louvers operate smoothly without sticking.

Check for proper sealing when closed to prevent air leakage.

Assess the responsiveness of any automatic control systems.

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the Operational Check section of the New Louvers Checklist

Verify that the louvers open and close within the specified time limits

Inspect the control panel for any error messages or warning lights related to the louvers

Check the alignment of the louvers to ensure they are properly positioned

Test any manual override features to confirm they function correctly

Monitor the noise levels during operation to identify any unusual sounds

Evaluate the effectiveness of the louvers in regulating airflow as intended

Confirm that any sensors (e.g., wind or rain sensors) are functioning and responding appropriately

Ensure that the louver actuator is properly calibrated and operational

Check for any debris or obstructions that may affect louver operation

Record the performance results for future reference and maintenance planning

Clean louvers to remove dirt, debris, and obstructions.

Lubricate moving parts as per manufacturer’s specifications.

Inspect and replace any worn or damaged seals or gaskets.

Schedule regular maintenance checks based on usage frequency.

Ensure that all safety guards or shields are in place.

Check for any sharp edges or protrusions that could cause injury.

Verify that louvers do not obstruct emergency exits or escape routes.

Confirm that all safety signage is visible and legible.

Record the date of inspection and maintenance performed.

Note any deficiencies or repairs needed.

Keep a log of all parts replaced or serviced.

Ensure compliance with relevant codes and regulations.