Information

  • Customer:

  • Site:

  • Pump Number / Serial Number:

  • Engine Number / Serial Number:

  • Controller Panel Number / Serial Number:

  • Service Type:

  • Date Of Inspection:

  • Created By:

Static Inspections:

  • Check Driver Plate Bed Bolts

  • Clean Strainers

  • Check Alignments

  • Periphery Alignment Result

  • Face Alignment Result

  • Alignment Within Tolerance

  • Check Turbo Bearing Wear

  • Check Fuel System For Damage

  • Check Fuel Level

  • Top Up With Customer Fuel

  • Fuel Filter

  • Air Filter

  • Check Engine Oil / Top Up

  • Change Oil Filter

  • Change Oil

  • Check/Replace Thermostat 2 Yearly

  • Check Pipe Work For Leaks And Damage

  • Check Couplings And Guards

  • Regrease Pump Bearings / Carden Shaft / Gearbox

  • Change Bearing Oil

  • Clean Gland Drain

  • Repack Outer Rings If required

  • Dismantle / Clean Minimal Flow Valve

  • Fuel Storage Conditions

  • Check Heat Exchanger / Weir Tank / Radiator

  • Check Engine Coolant Hoses / Water Pump / Fixing

  • Check Gland Packing / Mech Seal

  • Check / Top Up Coolant

  • Check Cooling Lines Valves And Strainers

  • Check / Replace Engine Water Pump 2 Yearly

  • Check / Clean Crank case Breather

  • Pump House Ventilation / Louvres

  • Check Conditon Of Controller

  • Check Battery Charger Condition

  • Battery Charger Output Current in Amp's

  • Start Using Manual Test Button

  • Test 6 Attempt Starting procedure

  • Check engine Cooling Water Supply

  • Pump Cut In Pressure

  • Check / Adjust Glands At Duty

  • Check / Replace Drive Belts, Pulleys, Tension

  • Check A/C Supply Is Healthy

  • Check / Top Up Battery Electrolyte Level

  • Battery Charger Output Volts

  • Iniate Using Test Start Function

  • Test Auto Start From Initiation Board

  • Check Exhaust For Leaks / Corrosion

  • Diesel Pump LPC 80% Rule

Pump Performance Test

  • Required Pressure

A. Diesel Fire Pump Weekly Inspections

  • 1. Pump house/room proper temperature (at least 10 degrees for diesels without engine heaters or 5 degrees for others)?

  • 2. Ventilating louvers free to operate?

  • 3. Suction, discharge and bypass valves open?

  • 4. Jockey Pump in Auto Position?

  • 5. Piping free from leaks?

  • 6. Suction and system pressure gauges normal?

  • 7. Controller indicating power on, transfer switch indicating normal situation and isolation switch closed?

  • 8. Fuel tank at least two thirds full?

  • 9. Controller selector switch in Auto position?

  • 10. Battery voltage and charger readings normal?

  • 11. Battery indicators on?

  • 12. All alarm indicators off?

  • 13. Record engine running time meter reading.

  • 14. Battery terminals free from corrosion?

  • 15. Water-jacket heater operating?

  • 16. Pump Start?

  • 17. Circulation relief valve flowing water while pump churns?

  • 18. Pressure relief valves operating with proper pressure downstream while pump is operational?

  • 19. Record Suction Pressure

  • 20. Record Discharge Pressure

  • 21. Did Pump Run for 30 min?

1. Electric Fire Pump Weekly Inspections

  • 1. Electric Motor Driven Pumps

  • Pump in auto position

  • Jockey pump in auto position

  • 1. Pump started automatically?

  • Record suction & discharge pressure while running. (PSI)

  • 3. Pump packing gland showing slight discharge?

  • 4. Free from unusual noises or vibrations?

  • 5. Packing boxes, bearings and pump casing free from overheating?

  • Record suction & discharge pressure while running.

  • 3. Pump packing gland showing slight discharge?

  • 2. Pump run for at least 10 minutes?

C. Maintenance

  • 1. Weekly Maintenace Items for Diesel Engine Systems:

  • A. Fuel tank level, tank float switch, and solenoid valve operation acceptable?

  • B. Diesel fuel system free of water?

  • C. Flexible hoses and connectors in fuel and coolant systems acceptable?

  • D. Oil level and lube oil heater acceptable?

  • E. Coolant level acceptable?

  • F. Water pump for coolant system operating?

  • G. Jacket water heater for coolant system acceptable?

  • H. Exhaust system free of leakage?

  • K. Connections to electrical system acceptalbe?

  • L. Isolation switch and circuit breaker exercised?

  • M. Battery case clean, dry and free of corrosion and battery's specific gravity or state of charge passed test?

  • N. Charger and charge rate passed visual inspection and battery charge being equalized?

  • O. Circuit breakers appear clean?

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