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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Turbine number & serial number

1. Tooling List

Calibrated Tooling

  • Note: See service manual before carrying out checkpoints.

  • Calibrated tools required, please add calibration ID:

  • 50 NM torque wrench

  • 200 NM torque wrench

  • 400 NM torque wrench

  • 600 NM torque wrench

  • 800 NM torque wrench

  • insulation resistance tester

  • ELMA clamp metter

  • Multimeter

  • Generator allignment kit

  • Manometer

  • Prove dead meter

  • Prove dead tester

  • O2 meter

Non calibrated tools required

  • Cordless impact driver 1/2 "

  • Ratchet 1/2" & 1/4 "

  • Socket extension bar length 6" 3/4" drive

  • Socket adaptor 1/2 " & 3/4 " drive

  • 36mm 3/4" socket

  • 19mm open ended socket 1/2"

  • 1/2" socket set 10mm - 30mm

  • 1/4" socket set 3mm - 13mm

  • cordless screw gun

  • Cordless impact gun 1/2"

  • Combination spanner 13mm, 17mm, 19mm, 24mm, 30mm, 36mm, 41mm, 55mm

  • Adjustable spanner 8" & 10"

  • Small & large pipe grips

  • wire cutters

  • Allen keys 2mm - 12mm

  • Allen socket 19mm 1/2"

  • Screwdriver set

  • Torx driver set

  • Cabinet key

  • Cleaning rags

  • Paper overalls

  • Nitrile gloves

  • Cleaning spray

  • Autogreaser

  • manual one shot greaser

  • Funel

  • Hydraulic sample pipe

  • Lamp

  • Scraper

  • Tape measure

  • Smoke gas

  • Tie wraps

  • Vacuum cleaner

  • Head torch

  • Hammer

  • lock off kit

  • sling/shackle for yaw lock

Service cluster 1 - Technician 1

  • A2 cabinet UPS battery replacement (every 3rd year)

  • A1/A2/A8 & A8.1 cabinet- Filter - Replace.<br>(A1 CVT25,26 &27) (A21 CVT28 & ABB).

  • A1 or Power unit- Varistor & Varistor fuses – Visual check

  • Emergency lighting in Tower & Nacelle.<br>Test.

  • A8 cabinet – Ground connections – Visual check.

  • A8 cabinet – 690v Cables – Visual check

  • A2 cabinet- Emergency Stop – Test.

  • A1/A2 Cabinet – Smoke detector – Test.

  • A8/A8.1 Elspec filter cabinet- Smoke detector – Test.

  • GFCI Relay – Test by pushing test button.

  • A1/A2/A8 & A8.1 cabinet- heating element - Test.

  • A1/A2 cabinet- ventilator - Test

  • A4 cabinet- Emergency Stop – Test.

  • A4 cabinet- Emergency Stop – Test.

  • A3 cabinet- smoke detector test

  • A4 cabinet – Contactors – Visual inspection. (remove covers & look for signs of heat damage)

  • A4 cabinet- Filter element – Replace.

  • A4 cabinet – Main Power connections – Visual inspection (remove covers & look for signs of heat damage)

  • Elspec – Measure capacity in Capacitors (step 1 to 8 for results) 1

  • Elspec – Measure capacity in Capacitors (step 1 to 8 for results) 2

  • Elspec – Measure capacity in Capacitors (step 1 to 8 for results)

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  • Elspec – Measure capacity in Capacitors (step 1 to 8 for results) 4

  • Elspec – Measure capacity in Capacitors (step 1 to 8 for results) 5

  • Elspec – Measure capacity in Capacitors (step 1 to 8 for results) 6

  • Elspec – Measure capacity in Capacitors (step 1 to 8 for results) 7

  • Elspec – Measure capacity in Capacitors (step 1 to 8 for results) 8

  • 690V cables between nacelle and A4 - Visual inspection

  • Cable saddles - Visual inspection (Ensure all mounting points are tight.)

  • Cable snowflake - Visual inspection (Check for wear, loose bolts or connections between snowflake & frame)

  • Snowflake frame – Visual inspection (Ensure mount is set to correct height and all bolts are tight.)

  • A4 cabinet to tower mounting bolts – Check all bolts are tight.

Service cluster 1 Technician 2

  • Blades – General Visual check for cracks and unusual sounds during operation. If any cracks or unusual sounds are found, they must be reported to site management.

  • Door in tower – Lock & Seals – Check.

  • Door in tower – Filter element option – Replace.

  • Grouting at foundation – check for water ingress and cracks – report any cracks to site management.

  • Tower Bottom – Check for leaks.

  • Tower dehumidifier – Check & replace filter.

  • Tower – check for corrosion, damage or flaked paint etc.

  • Tower welds – Visual inspection for any cracks.

  • Tower welded brackets – Visual inspection

  • Tower 690V cable splices at tower joints – Visual inspection.

  • Tower Flanges – lightning protection – Visual inspection

  • Tower 690V cable ladders – Visual Inspection-Check for evidence of movement caused by loose mounting bolts

  • Cable twist check ensure contactor drops out (yaw turbine)

  • Assist Tech 1

Service cluster 2 Technician 1

  • Gearbox – oil – sample – taken immediately after stopping turbine before replacing in & off-line filters. Sample No.

  • Hydraulic station oil Sample. Sample No.

  • In line filter magnet – Visual Check and photo.

  • Gear oil Inline filter change

  • Gearbox offline filter – Replace.

  • Hydraulic Station air Filter – Replace

  • Hydraulic Station oil level – Check

  • Hydraulic Station pressure Filter –Replace.

  • Hydraulic Station return Filter –Replace.

  • Hydraulic station oil level sensor-Check

  • Hydraulic Station Accumulator 60 –Test 165 bar +/- 5bar. Replace if below 110 bar. :Before adjustment :After adjustment : Serial No.

  • Hydraulic Station accumulator 54 –Test 70 bar +/- 5bar. Replace if below 50 bar. :Before adjustment :After adjustment : Serial No.

  • Hydraulic Station accumulator 40 –Test 70 bar +/- 5bar. Replace if below 50 bar. :Before adjustment :After adjustment : Serial No.

  • Hydraulic station pressure Transducer 17 –Test

  • Hydraulic Station – Relief valve 10 –Test 270 bar +/- 5bar. :Before adjustment :After adjustment

  • Hydraulic Station pressure transducer 57 –Test

  • Hydraulic Station – relief valve 38 –Test.

  • Hydraulic Station – Valve pos 43 & 45 –Test

  • Hydraulic Station – Idle circuit & valve 51 –Test

  • Hand terminal – Idle circuit & valve 48 –Test

  • Hydraulic system – hoses, filters, fittings – Check for leaks.

  • Gearbox – Pressure Transducer – Test.

  • Gearbox – Idle pump - Check flow.

  • Blades – General – Inspection.<br>(assist Tech 2)<br>

Service cluster 2 Technician 2

  • Nacelle emergency hatch – Visual and functional check. Lubricate the studs with anti-corrosion compound and the rubber seals on the emergency escape hatch with silicone grease.

  • Nacelle emergency Stops – functional Test.

  • Gearbox – Oil level sight glass- Check

  • Gearbox – Oil level sensor - Test

  • Gearbox – Oil pump, filter, fitting, hoses- Check for leaks.

  • Gearbox oil connections. Visual Check.

  • Generator - cable brackets – Visual inspection

  • Gearbox pressure transducer – Test.

  • Nacelle - Vibration sensors & TCM module – Test.

  • Yaw Deck – Cable twist switch – Test (have turbine yawing to confirm it stops turbine yawing)

  • Blades – General Visual check for cracks and unusual sounds during operation. If any cracks or unusual sounds are found, they must be reported to site management.

  • Vortex generators on blades – Visual check for damage and missing items

  • Blades stall strips – inspect for condition and note number missing.

  • Assist Tech 1.

Service cluster 3 Technician 1

  • Blade A – drain cups – Empty/ Replace

  • Blade A – Inside root end- Visual check for damage. If damage is found site management must be informed.

  • Blade A – VCU System- Test and lubricate with sterile oil.

  • Blade A – Lightening card- Check

  • Blade A – Central lubrication system- All hoses and fittings – Check for leaks

  • Blade A – check hub hatch latches

  • Blade A- Blade Bearing seal/ring – Check and wipe clean.

  • Blade A – Check & adjust encoders

  • Blade A – accumulator 1- Test pre- charge pressure (100 bar+/- 5bar) Replace if lower than 70 bar. :Before adjustment :After adjustment : Serial No.

  • Blade A – Accumulator 2- Test pre- charge pressure (100 bar+/- 5bar) Replace if lower than 70 bar. :Before adjustment :After adjustment : Serial No.

  • Blade A – Accumulator 3- Test pre- charge pressure (100 bar+/- 5bar) Replace if lower than 70 bar. :Before adjustment :After adjustment : Serial No.

  • Blade A – Accumulator 4- Test pre- charge pressure (100 bar+/- 5bar) Replace if lower than 70 bar. :Before adjustment :After adjustment : Serial No.

  • Blade A – Accumulator- Test all test nipples for leaks ( use leak foam)

  • Blade B – Accumulator 1- Test pre- charge pressure (100 bar+/- 5bar) Replace if lower than 70 bar. :Before adjustment :After adjustment : Serial No.

  • Blade B – Accumulator 2- Test pre-<br>charge pressure (100 bar+/- 5bar) <br>Replace if lower than 70 bar. <br><br>:Before adjustment <br><br>:After adjustment <br><br>: Serial No.

  • Blade B – Accumulator 3- Test pre-<br>charge pressure (100 bar+/- 5bar) <br>Replace if lower than 70 bar. <br><br>:Before adjustment <br><br>:After adjustment <br><br>: Serial No.

  • Blade B – Accumulator 4- Test pre-<br>charge pressure (100 bar+/- 5bar) <br>Replace if lower than 70 bar. <br><br>:Before adjustment <br><br>:After adjustment <br><br>: Serial No.

  • Blade B – Accumulator- Test all test <br>nipples for leaks ( use leak foam)

  • Blade C – Accumulator 1- Test pre-<br>charge pressure (100 bar+/- 5bar) <br>Replace if lower than 70 bar. <br><br>:Before adjustment <br><br>:After adjustment <br><br>: Serial No.

  • Blade C – Accumulator 2- Test pre-<br>charge pressure (100 bar+/- 5bar) <br>Replace if lower than 70 bar. <br><br>:Before adjustment <br><br>:After adjustment <br><br>: Serial No

  • Blade C – Accumulator 3- Test pre- charge pressure (100 bar+/- 5bar) Replace if lower than 70 bar. :Before adjustment :After adjustment : Serial No.

  • Blade C – Accumulator 4- Test pre- charge pressure (100 bar+/- 5bar) Replace if lower than 70 bar. :Before adjustment :After adjustment : Serial No.

  • Blade C – Accumulator- Test all test <br>nipples for leaks ( use leak foam)

  • A6 cabinet- Filter - Replace.

  • Blade A, B & C - lightning connectors blade / hub – <br>Check.

  • Blade A - carbon sliding shoes in check measurement

  • Blade B - carbon sliding shoes in check measurement

  • Blade A - carbon sliding shoes in check measurement

  • Blade A, B & C – Check hub hatches

  • Hub – Cables & hoses – Visually inspect for cracks and damage.

  • A6 cabinet – Heating Element – Clean & remove any loose objects. Check the front and back cover, make sure all 4 corners are locked.

  • Hub – Remove all lose objects & Clean.

  • Blades A, B & C – Pressure transducer 107 – Test

  • Blade A – Valve 103 & 120 – Test

  • Blade A – Valve 109 & 119 –Test

  • Blade A – Valve 116 –Test

  • Blade B – Valve 103 & 120 –Test

  • Blade B – Valve 109 & 119 –Test

  • Blade B – Valve 116 –Test

  • Blade C – Valve 103 & 120 –Test

  • Blade C – Valve 109 & 119 –Test

  • Blade C – Valve 1116 –Test

  • Blade A – Check pitch angle and re calibrate if needed - gap from 0 mark in mm

  • Blade B – Check pitch angle and re calibrate if needed - gap from 0 mark in mm

  • Blade C – Check pitch angle and re calibrate if needed - gap from 0 mark in mm

  • Hub – Blade Bearing Lubrication system – Refill. - Quantity of grease refilled (kg)

Cluster 3 Technician 2

  • Main Bearing – Lubrication system – Re-fill.- quantity of grease refilled (kg)

  • Main bearing – Waste trays – Empty

  • Main bearing lubrication system - reset pulse counter

  • Main bearing – Labyrinth seals – Lubricate.

  • Generator terminal box – 690v copper cables – Visually inspect – Do not remove cover

  • Generator– Lubrication system – Refill.- quantity of grease refilled (kg)

  • Generator – Lubricating system – All hoses and fittings – visual check for leaks

  • Generator – Waste trays – Empty

  • Generator lubrication system - reset pulse counter

  • Yaw– Lubrication system – Re-fill. quantity of grease refilled (kg)

  • Yaw – Central lubricating system – All hoses and fittings – Visual check for leaks

  • yaw- Central lubricating system pulse counter reset

  • yaw - axial sliding pads - check for movement in pad

  • Yaw Gear- oil level - Check

  • Yaw Deck – emergency stop- Test

  • Carbon sliding shoes – Main shaft / nacelle – Check

  • Carbon sliding shoes – bedplate / tower – Check.

  • Weather stand - visual check

  • Lightning cards in the nacelle (wind vane & Flight beacon). Check. Replace if suspected strike.

  • Lightning cards – if replaced return to your service department

  • Nacelle lightning protection (gearbox suspension, generator & tower flange) - Visual inspection

  • Gearbox – Oil flange connections – Visual inspection of bolts.

  • Nacelle – Dehumidifier check

  • Nacelle hatches – Seals – spray with sillicone spray - replace if damaged

  • Gearbox – Oil pump – check all hoses and connections

  • Sump under main bearing – yaw teeth & Drives – Check for correct greasing & wear.

  • Sump under main bearing - rubber collar sealing at tower nacelle - checks and lubricate system.

  • Sump under main bearing brass brush lightning protection - visual check

  • Sump under main bearing – emergency Stop – test

  • Sump under main bearing - clean sump room

  • Gearbox oil radiator - check for cracks and corrosion

  • Gear oil radiator cooling fins - clean and check

  • Yaw position indicator- check & test.

Cluster 4 Technician 1

  • Yaw - clean

  • Yaw System – Yaw motor 1 – Current test. : L1 Amps : L2 Amps : L3 Amps

  • Yaw System – Yaw motor 2 – Current test. : L1 Amps : L2 Amps : L3 Amps

  • Yaw System – Yaw motor 3 – Current test. : L1 Amps : L2 Amps : L3 Amps

  • Yaw System – Yaw motor 4 – Current test. : L1 Amps : L2 Amps : L3 Amps

  • Yaw System – Yaw motor 5 – Current test. : L1 Amps : L2 Amps : L3 Amps

  • Yaw System – Yaw motor 6 – Current test. : L1 Amps : L2 Amps : L3 Amps

  • Yaw System – Yaw motor 7 – Current test. : L1 Amps : L2 Amps : L3 Amps

  • Yaw System – Yaw motor 8 – Current test. : L1 Amps : L2 Amps : L3 Amps

  • Yaw System – Yaw Brakes – torque test.

  • Nacelle bed plate to tower – Carbon sliding shoes – Check.

  • Generator heating element – Test. Measure Amp:

  • Gearbox inspectiuon sheet - fil in checklist

  • Generator alignment – Axial deviation(635+/- 1mm) – Check before adjustment: after adjustment:

  • Generator alignment – Vertical angle deviation – Check before adjustment: after adjustment:

  • Generator alignment – vertical parallel deviation – check before adjustment: after adjustment:

  • Generator alignment – horizontal deviation – check before adjustment: after adjustment:

  • Generator Aalignment – horizontal parallel deviation – Check before adjustment: after adjustment:

  • H/S Brake – Brake disc – inspect for cracks & discolouration.

  • Brake calliper & Caliper plate– Visual -number of loose bolts

  • H/S Brake – Callipers – inspect for leaks

  • Generator feet – generator (PUR rubber) – Tighten all bolts.<br><br>No of lose bolts:

  • H/S Brake – right hand side Calliper – Measure pad thickness. : Rotor side mm : Gen side mm

  • H/S Brake – left hand side calliper – Measure pad thickness. : Rotor side mm : Gen side mm

  • H/S Brake – right hand side calliper – Measure pad Air gap. : Rotor side mm : Gen side mm

  • H/S Brake – left hand side calliper – Measure pad Air gap. : Rotor side mm : Gen side mm

  • Generator drip pans – Empty.

  • HCU - check

Cluster 4 Technician 2

  • Main shaft/ Nacelle bed plate – carbon sliding shoes – Check

  • A3 cabinet filter - replace

  • A3 cabinet – Heating element – Test.

  • A3 Ventilator – Test

  • A9 cabinet – Filter – replace.

  • A9 cabinet – Heating element – Test.

  • A9 Ventilator – Test.

  • Yaw - clean

  • Assist Technician 1

Cluster 5 Technician 1 & 2

  • Generator re-alignment – Axial deviation(635+/- 1mm) – Check After adjustment

  • Generator re-alignment – Vertical angle deviation – Check After adjustment:

  • Generator re-alignment – Vertical parallel deviation – Check After adjustment:

  • Generator re-alignment – horizontal deviation – Check After adjustment:

  • Generator re-alignment – horizontal parallel deviation – Check After adjustment:

Cluster 6 Technician 1

  • Cleaning

Cluster 6 Technician 2

  • Under gearbox, gearbox oil pump, oil filter, fitting and hoses - visual check

  • Generator – Power cables – inspect for cracks & surface changes.

  • Cleaning

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