Inspection And Maintenance; Routine Inspections - Martin TORNADO Installation Instructions Manual

6.3
6.3.1
Interval
monthly
monthly
monthly
monthly
monthly
monthly
monthly
yearly /
50,000 firings
yearly /
50,000 firings
yearly /
50,000 firings
yearly /
50,000 firings
yearly /
50,000 firings
yearly /
50,000 firings
Tab. 4: Inspection table
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Inspection and maintenance

Routine inspections

Part to be serviced
Check the air-carrying parts
for leaks.
Check the attachment and
layout of all of the air-
carrying parts.
Check the functional
capacity of all valves,
locking mechanisms and
the maintenance unit.
Check the safety valve.
Check the function of the
gauge (if provided).
Check the safety cable.
Check all of the warning
labels.
Drain the condensate from
the air cannon tank.
Check the air cannon for
corrosion.
Check the screw
connections and bolts.
Check the welding seam.
Check the air cannon's
valve, piston and nozzle for
damage.
Check electrical cables and
interfaces.
Seal any leaky points or replace
the affected part.
Replace any sharply bent lines
(note the bending radius), repair
loose connections.
Replace defective parts
immediately.
Note the safety valve's
documentation.
Clean the glass and check the
scale for legibility, replace the
gauge if needed.
The cable clips must be tight and
the components must not be
damaged or corroded.
Clean the warning labels or replace
illegible labels immediately.
Close the compressed air lines.
Fire the air cannon when its tank is
depressurised. Open the safety
valve.
Open the drain screw and collect
the condensate in suitable
containers.
Repair the corroded areas, replace
if needed.
Retighten the screw connections.
Correct the bolt position and
replace if needed.
Take the air cannon out of service
immediately when damaged
welding seams are detected and
replace the tank immediately.
Replace defective parts or have
them repaired by Martin
Engineering.
Replace defective cables and
interfaces.
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