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  • AC & Refrigeration PPM checks - ABM

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Compressor Checks

  • Ensure LT liquid injection is operating

  • Ensure all compressor fixings are in line with the manufacturers instructions

  • Check the tightness of the Rota lock service valve connection on the compressor body

  • Check the crankcase heater is operational when the compressor is not running

  • Supply details of any faults found during the compressor checks

  • Supply photos of compressor faults identified

Oil system checks

  • Check the compressor and reservoir oil levels are sufficient.

  • Take an oil sample (one shot test) and send for analysis

  • Photo of oil sample

  • Using a differential or calibrated gauge, check the pressure differential between the suction and reservoir for coalescent separators, check pressure drop across internal filter

  • List any defects identified during the oil checks

  • Supply photos of faults identified

System & Pack Control Switches, controllers, controlls

  • Check & test all pressure switches (high pressure, low pressure & oil differential)

  • Trip the main plant controller power circuit

  • Using a calibrated gauge, check suction and pressure transducers are reading correctly, calibrate as required

  • List any defects highlighted during the system & pack control checks

  • Supply photos of faults identified

Filters & driers checks

  • Check for pressure drops across filter

  • List defects to filters & driers

  • Supply photos of any faults found

Pressure Vessel checks

  • Visually inspect all the pressure vessels in line with PSSR regs

  • Ensure there are no signs of corrosion

  • List any defects to the pressure vessels

  • Supply photos of pressure vessel faults

PRV checks

  • Check PRV's are in date

  • List expiry dates for all PRVs

  • Supply pictures of PRV's

Pipe work and inline components

  • Check for visual damage, evidence of oil seepage

  • Check pipe insulation fits & intact

  • Check all flexible lines & capillaries for evidence of oil seepage

  • List any pipe work defects

  • Supply photos of defects to pipework or components

Electrical Panels and Switch gear, control panels

  • Check the condition and functionality of all external illuminated indicators

  • Check all internal cable management including conduit, trunking and tray work

  • Ensure security and continuity of bonding to all extraneous metalwork and sub circuit components / panel to panel and to point of supply

  • Check all bonding straps to all doors

  • List identified issues with electrical panels & switch gear, control panels

  • Photos of electrical panels & switch gear defects

Electrical panels and switch gear, control panels

  • Check that electrical panel door isolator / interlock is functional

  • Check panel keys are present

  • Ensure panel fans are operational and clean internal panel filter

  • Check for signs of overheating or arcing on all internal panel components

  • List defects identified during electrical checks

  • Attach photos of electrical defects identified

Condenser checks

  • Check the system logs for evidence of increased head pressure that cannot be explained by ambient conditions, blocked condenser fins or other external factors

  • Check the condition of the condenser fins for signs of corrosion and rot (inclusive of support structures)

  • Blow through with OFN to clear any Leigh debris

  • Is a deep clean with pressure washer required to clean condensers?

  • Degrease with chemical cleaner & flush with water

  • Ensure all condenser control circuits and contractors are functioning and fans are free running including directional rotation checks.

  • Visually inspect to ensure all condenser fan fixings are in place and secure

  • If using EC fan motors, ensure the fan speed is varying as required

  • Where multiple non EC fan motors are being used, ensure the motors are staging as required

  • List condenser check defects

  • Photos of condenser defects & photo of condenser on completion

Display Cases, defrost heaters

  • Where fitted, check the operation of the defrost heaters

  • Check the control set points match the manufacturers instructions

  • Check all joints between cabinets where multiplexed check all end walls are sealed to the cabinet

  • Check all drain pumps for leaks or blockages inside and underneath the cabinets

  • Ensure that all fixtures are visible and available on the store and remote networks

  • Ensure all earth bonding and straps are in place and secure.

  • Condition of electrical control box and components, including all cable management, conduit, trunking and tray work.

  • Check correct operation and ensure integrity of tracks, retainers, fixings, rollers, air strings, slow close mechanism and frames conform

  • List display cabinet fabric defects, water leaks, seals, etc

  • Photo of display cabinet defects

Cold store

  • Where fitted, check the operation of the defrost heaters

  • Trace heaters, where fitted, check the operation

  • Check the control set points match the manufacturers settings

  • Ensure that fixture alarms are visible and available on the stores remote networks

  • Ensure all earth bonding and strps are in place and secure

  • Check the condition of the electrical control box, components, cable management, trunking, tray work & conduit

  • Check walls and ceiling panels for signs of delamination

  • Check walls and ceiling panels and floors for any signs of wear or damage

  • Check the evaporator fins for any signs of damage or deformation of the distributor, ensure inspection end plate is correctly fitted.

  • Ensure that all entrapment and asphyxiated protection alarms are functional.

  • List any cold store related issues

  • Supply photos of pictures identified in defect list for cold store

Temperature alarm panels

  • Check temp alarm panels can see all connected fixtures

  • Check the temp alarm can dial out to the alarm bureau

  • List any temperature alarm faults / issues

  • Photos of issues identified with the alarm panel

HVAC A/C Equipment

  • Indoor unit air filter, check & clean

  • Condensate tray - check pipe connections, mountings & tighten as necessary

  • Check the condensate away system for blockage or dirt

  • Check pump activation switch condensate tray

  • Indoor unit - heat exchanger and refrigeration connections, check for contamination. Clean as necessary. Check defrost in cooling mode operates correctly.

  • Controllers - check operation in all modes, investigate and attempt fix on any faults

  • Outdoor equipment - compressor running noise, check for abnormal noise.

  • Outdoor / Indoor unit fan & motor. Running noise, check for abnormal noise. Clean fan

  • Outdoor / indoor unit- measure winding resistance / insulation integrity of fans / compressors

  • Outdoor unit heat exchanger and refrigeration connections. Check operation, investigate any faults system. Check defrost activation in heating mode

  • Outdoor unit - check for oil quality / contamination. Clean as required

  • Outdoor unit - check for oil quality / contamination. Clean where possible

  • Electrical - check tightness of terminals, tighten as necessary. Check correct operation of all switches and interlocks

  • Measure and record the operating currents of all components. Please enter results below

  • Lubricate all panel locks and hinges

  • Enter any defects highlighted during the AC checks

  • Photos of AC defects

  • Please list any additional information supporting these PPM checks, any restrictions preventing a full completion & any H&S issues requiring urgent attention

Engineer Sign Off

  • Have you completed the FGAS Leak check?

  • Engineers Summary

  • Customers Signature

  • Engineers Signature

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