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Corrective Maintenance

Identification Checklist

  • 1. Are all units labeled, and, if possible, do labels show full identifying data?

  • 2. Are parts stamped with information on relevant characteristics?

  • 3. Are labels placed for-full, unobstructed view?

  • 4. On equipment using color coding, is meaning of colors given in manuals and on the equipment panels?

  • 5. Is color coding consistent throughout system, equipment, and maintenance sup-ports?

  • 6. Are display labels of units imprinted, embossed, or attached in such a way they will not be lost, mutilated, or become otherwise unreadable?

  • 7. Do labels and stencils pertaining to servicing or maintenance provide clear and specific instructions?

  • 8. Dees printed matter always appear upright to the operator or technician from his normal viewing position?

  • 9. Do display labels on component covers provide relevant information concerning electrical, pneumatic, or hydraulic characteristics of the part?

  • 10. Are display codes explicitly identified either in printed job instructions or directly on the panel, part, line, etc.?

  • 11. Are displays and units labeled so that they correlate with notations appearing in system diagrams, technical manuals, or related literature?

  • 12. Do display indications on storage spaces identify the various items to be stored therein?

  • 13. Are lubrication points accessible and labeled properly?

  • 14. Are labels used to indicate direction of movement of controls, especially when lack of such direction may result in damage to equipment?

  • 15. When space permits, is each terminal labeled with the same code symbol as the wire attached to it?

  • 16. Is each wire labeled with a unique designation?

  • 17. Are life support equipment items explicitly identified and readily accessible?

Completion

  • Additional Observation

  • Technician Name & Signature

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