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Chapter 2 Preventative Maintenance and Component Replacement
• Provide information about operating conditions (environment,
temperature, and so on) required for stable operation of the drive.
• Obtain spare parts information from the customer to determine whether
they have sufficient stock. Recommend the customer to purchase
additional spare parts if necessary.
For more information, contact PF6000TechnicalSupport@ra.rockwell.com.
Final Report A complete, detailed report on all steps in the Preventive Maintenance
procedures should be recorded to identify changes.
A detailed description of all adjustments and measurements that were taken
during the process must be recorded (interlock adjustments, loose
connections, voltage readings, insulation resistance (IR) test results,
parameters, and so on).
Table 5 - Estimated Time Required for Maintenance Work
Activity
Time Required
(1)
(1) These inspection items and time are only estimated. Depends on the situation when conducting preventive maintenance and
the operation of the drive.
Daily maintenance 0.5 hours for each air filter
Annual maintenance
Initial collection of information 0.5 hours
Visual inspection and cleaning
• Electrical connection
•Ground
• Control cabinet
• Transformer cabinet
•Power cabinet
• Inside the Power Cell
•Fan
• Door and mechanical parts
•Insulation
6.0 hours
Low voltage check
• Control system
•Cooling fan
• Parameters
2.0 hours
Final inspection before commissioning
• Final inspection
• Medium voltage test
• Run to maximum load
2.0 hours
Miscellaneous work
•Survey
• Informal training
• Spare parts analysis
2.0 hours
Final report 4.0 hours
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