Preventative Maintenance; Table 2-28: Preventative Maintenance - Aerotech Automation1 SI4 Series Hardware Manual

3.1. Preventative Maintenance

3.1. Preventative Maintenance
Do an inspection of the SI4 and the external wiring one time each month. It might be necessary to do
more frequent inspections based on:
The operating conditions of the system.
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How you use the system.
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Table 2-28: Preventative Maintenance
Check
Examine the chassis for hardware and parts that
are damaged or loose.
It is not necessary to do an internal inspection
unless you think internal damage occurred.
Do an inspection of the cooling vents.
Examine the work area to make sure there are no
fluids and no electrically conductive materials.
Examine all cables and connections to make sure
they are correct.
Cleaning
DANGER: Before you clean the SI4, disconnect the electrical power from the drive.
Use a clean, dry, soft cloth to clean the chassis of the SI4. If necessary, you can use a cloth that is moist
with water or isopropyl alcohol. If you use a moist cloth, make sure that moisture does not go into the
SI4. Also make sure that it does not go onto the outer connectors and components.
Do not use fluids and sprays to clean the SI4 because they can easily go into the chassis or onto the
outer connectors and components. If a cleaning solution goes into the SI4, internal contamination can
cause corrosion and electrical short circuits.
Do not clean the labels with a cleaning solution because it might remove the label information.
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Action to be Taken
Repair all damaged parts.
Remove all material that collected in the vents.
Do not let fluids and electrically conductive material
go into the SI4.
Make sure that all connections are correctly
attached and not loose.
Replace cables that are worn.
Replace all broken connectors.
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