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Preventative Maintenance Report It is recommended to have spare parts on site in the event that there is an equipment failure. Spare parts are a separate cost that are NOT covered under the preventative Maintenance Maintenance Agreement and would be an additional charge

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At the time of the initial diagnostic service mobilization, the Technician will note any deficiencies in the existing system regarding compliance with UL325 standards and advise the customer of same. Systems that do not comply with current UL325 standards may or may not be serviced at this time at our discretion. Technician will also determine at that time if the requested work is covered under warranty, at which point some or all of the charges may be waived.

  • BEFORE BEGINNING, TEST FUNCTIONALITY OF EQUIPMENT TO VERIFY PROPER FUNCTION

  • Are there any audible alerts

  • Are there any error codes

  • Are there any blown fuses or tripped breakers

  • Are there any LED lights active in the open, close or stop terminals indicating an inappropriate hold

  • Are there any LED lights active in the safety terminals indicating an inappropriate hold

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Gate inspection

  • Does the gate move freely and easily in manual operation

  • Is the gate free of any visible damage

  • Is the gate aligned correctly

  • Is the gate path clear throughout entire travel

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  • Are the hinges properly greased

  • Are all hinges and grease points properly lubricated and working as intended

Maintenance

  • Are all positive stops properly adjusted and functioning as intended

  • Has the chain been properly lubricated

  • Are all retractable spikes free of debris, retracting and all springs functioning as intended

  • Has the cabinet or inside of the operator been properly cleaned (Leaking fluids, debris etc.)

  • Are heat cables functioning as designed

  • Are all batteries free of corrosion and working at full or acceptable capacity

  • Are all chassis and mounting bolts tightly connected

Electrical and Electronics

  • Are all wires tightly secured and in good condition

  • Does incoming Voltage meet operator’s specified requirements

  • Are the power switches in the “on” position

  • Are all accessory batteries at full or acceptable charge

Gate/ barrier functionality

  • When open command has been triggered, gate opens as designed

  • When stop command has been triggered, gate stops as designed

  • When close command has been triggered, gate closes as designed

  • Sequence of operations meets job specifications and performs as designed

  • Are the gate leaves properly aligned?

  • Is the area inside and around the operator/ HPU clean and free of debris

  • Does the photo eye function as intended

  • When the photo eye has been triggered, does the gate reverse or stop as designed

Loop & Loop detector Details

  • Does the loop detector function as intended

  • Do all Loops test above the minimum 200 Megohms required for proper function

  • Do loops appear to be in good condition (Covered by sealant, leads twisted correctly, asphalt/ concrete in good condition etc)

Manufacturers Maintenance Checklist

  • Physical Structure- No Damage

  • Secure Hinge Bolts- 85 ft/lbs

  • Secure bolts at drive pins and guide roller wheel to 60 ft/lbs (Top of Panel)

  • Check Idler wheel for abnormal wear/ improper function

  • Check all electrical cables for proper clearance from all moving parts inside column

  • Check post termination box for weather tight seal

  • Check photo cell operation

  • Accessory devices in cabinet secure (Loops, relays etc)

  • Auto close timer, interlock functional

  • Cabinet thermal cover installed correctly

  • Cabinet catch shoe functional

  • Control cabinet clean/ dry

  • Control cabinet fasteners secure

  • Function of traffic lights

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  • Grease drive linkage rod end bearing

  • Visually inspect the drive linkage for wear

  • Check paint and torque if necessary on motor bolts

  • Check torque on motor mount plates

  • Check torque on drive pins

  • Visually inspect the motor and gearbox for wear and leaks

  • Check brakes to see if the disconnect properly

Technician’s Recommendations

  • Do any replacement parts need to be ordered or installed

  • Detailed explanation of parts needed, along with pictures if possible

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Electronic Signature Acknowledgement-I agree that my Electronic signature is a Legally and Binding Equivalent to my handwritten signature. Whenever I execute an Electronic Signature, it has the same validity and meaning as my Handwritten Signature. I will not at ANY time in the future, REPUDIATE the meaning of my Electronic Signature or Claim that my Electronic Signature is not Legally Binding.

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