Level: L4 - Form Tier: GLB - Global

Document Type: Forms

Sub Element: AMO
Doc Number: 131303-951
Rev: B
Effective Date: 6 Mar 2018

4460EA MRCH, Level 1 Preventative Maintenance

Checklist

This equipment may present hazards, which are not obvious to untrained Personnel. This
equipment is intended to be operated and maintained only by personnel who have received the
proper training regarding Baker Hughes OFS Technology and Services. Possible Death or Injury
to personnel.
Do NOT attempt to perform any task, which You do not have the skills or knowledge to complete
safely unless supervised. Read, understand and follow applicable HS&E policies while maintaining
or repairing this equipment. Familiarize yourself with the Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) for the
chemicals and compounds being used.

Person(s) Performing the Maintenance Initials

Qualified personnel performing the maintenance shall identify themselves below and enter their
initials in the spaces provided after successfully completing each item. If an ITEM is not applicable,
enter “N/A” and your initials.
ALONSO LOPEZ OLETA
_____________________________________________________________________________ ALO
______

_____________________________________________________________________________ ______

_____________________________________________________________________________ ______

Instrument Initials
Instrument Equipment/Serial Number
13036847
________________________________________________ ALO
______
8959905
ZARM# _______________________________ 07/03/2023
Date Created_______________ ______________ ALO
______
(7 Characters only – no spaces)

Calibrated Equipment: If not used write Not Applicable or N/A.

Item Manufacturer Model Serial Number Cal due date

Digital Multimeter FLUKE 87V 81190303 04/12/2023

Revision History
Rev. RDR Amendment Detail Reviewer Approver Effective Date
Current Revision
Brought into the new Baker Hughes BHOS PM1 template. Added
B 12008/WW Monford, Michael T Pearce, Michael B 6 Mar 2018
WeeTech Pass/Fail to Electrical Checks.
Three Previous Revisions
A - Initial release in new format. Owens, D. Evan Xia, Lina 3-Mar-2015

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Copyright 2015, 2018 Baker Hughes Company (“Baker Hughes”) (unpublished work). All rights reserved. The information contained in this document is confidential and proprietary property
of Baker Hughes and its affiliates. It is to be used only for the benefit of Baker Hughes and may not be distributed, transmitted, reproduced, altered or used for any purpose without the
express written consent of Baker Hughes.

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Calibrated Equipment: If not used write Not Applicable or N/A.

Item Manufacturer Model Serial Number Cal due date

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 Personal Protective Equipment appropriate to work being performed; in all cases

safety glasses and safety toe shoes or caps shall be worn.
 All work performed shall conform to the instructions herein and to the procedures
enumerated in the Workmanship Standards Document N80807, unless superseded
by a hierarchically superior document.
 Definitions:
 May is used where alternatives are equally acceptable.
 Must denotes a provision is a statutory requirement.
 Shall denotes a minimum requirement in order to conform to this procedure.
 Should denotes a recommendation, which is advised but not required.
 Records of inspection, maintenance, refurbishment, modifications and repairs shall
be maintained in SAP ZARM2.
 Visual inspection shall be performed, unaided by equipment, at a distance less than
36 inches. Visually inspect all components during disassembly; if there are any
fissures or cracks, the component shall be replaced.
 Any device requiring calibration shall be recorded in the Calibrated Equipment Table.
 Nonconforming material shall be controlled to prevent unintended use. It shall
immediately be discarded, Red Tagged for Scrap, or Yellow Tagged for further
analysis.
Note:  Check grease expiration date or manufacturing date. In the absence of an expiration
date, five years from date of manufacturing is to be used as the expiration date.
Grease past its expiration date shall not be used. Grease used shall be free from
dust, dirt, or any contamination which can cause seal failure.
 Pin gauges and weights used to verify the integrity of pins and sockets shall be
verified annually.
 O-rings, seals, and sealing surfaces:
 Do not use a screwdriver to remove O-rings; it will scratch the O-ring groove. Use
brass O-ring extractor tool.
 According to Workmanship Standards document N80807; …O-ring mating
surface shall be free from dust, dirt, or any contamination or imperfection (i.e.,
burr, scratches, pitting, etc.) which can cause accelerated O-ring wear and lead
to seal failure...
 After removing an O-ring or seal, the O-ring groove and/or seal gland shall be
inspected for burrs, pitting, scars, chips, dents, cracks, corrosion, or other
mechanical wear or damage that could lead to seal failure. If seal failure is
possible, refurbish or replace part.
 When O-rings or Seals are replaced, the O-rings/Seals part number,
manufacturer name, and batch number shall be recorded.
 Check O-rings discard date. IE, 2024Q2 is year 2024; Q2 is second quarter of
year. O-rings past their discard date shall not be used.

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Table 1: Special and Standard Tooling and Test Equipment

BHI Part Number Supplier Part Number
Qty Description (Or Equivalent) (Or Approved Equivalent)
1 5722X* WEETECH Continuity/Leakage F140535000 N/A
Tester; if not available use Digital
Multimeter.
1 Digital Multimeter, Fluke Model 87V or F245130000 Grainger PN 4EB18.
equivalent
1 Brass O-Ring Extractor Kit F245210000 N/A
1 Pin Gage, Banana-Pin for Cablehead. F090632000 N/A
1 Banana Pin for testing Sockets F510740000 N/A
1 Spanner Pin Wrench or equivalent. F840272000 N/A
1 Spanner Hex Wrench or equivalent. F501545000 N/A

Table 2: Required Consumables, Quantity as Required (AR)

Supplier Part Number
Qty Description BHI Part Number (Or Approved Equivalent)
AR Current Issue Solvent or equivalent F263143000 N/A
AR Lubriplate 930AA, or equivalent. F205933000 N/A
AR Contact Cleaner or equivalent. F21429950 N/A

Housings and Subs may be heavy.

Possible death or serious injury.
 Personal Protective Equipment appropriate to work
being performed MUST be worn.
 In all cases safety glasses and safety toe shoes or
safety toe caps MUST be worn.
 Use Proper lifting methods and equipment to lift and
move.
Springs may have stored energy. Arms might open forcefully.
Arms may have sharp edges.
Potential eye, finger, hand, arm, toe or foot injury.
 Carefully release tension on arms.
 Wear appropriate gloves.

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1 Initial Activities

Step Action Initials

1.1 Verify equipment serial number in the ZARM matches the number on the
ALO
______
instrument.
1.2 Verify SAP T-code “ZARM” equipment number. Current PM points per SAP.
180
ALO
______
_______
1.3 Ensure FMNs / OTBs are up to date. ALO
______

2 Tool Preparation

Step Action Initials

2.1 With thread protectors in place, thoroughly clean instrument. ALO
______
2.2 Visually inspect the exterior surface. If there are any cracks, regardless of size,
ALO
______
instrument shall be given to AMO lab for component replacement.
2.3 Remove thread protectors and inspect threads for signs of damage and/or wear. ALO
______
2.4 Check top and bottom connectors for corrosion, moisture, debris, misaligned,
broken or worn pins, worn or damaged sockets and deformed retaining rings.
ALO
______
Clean the top connector and bottom connector with contact cleaner.
2.5 Check and ensure the electronics retainer ring is tight. Verify that the setscrews
securing the ring are also tight.
ALO
______
2.6 Check Top connector socket conductor number 10 with a used banana pin, P/N
ALO
______
F510740000. Ensure that banana pin makes good contact.
2.7 Check Bottom connector banana pins with banana pin gauge F090632000. Push
ALO
______
gauge over banana pins and turn clockwise to ensure tightness.
2.8 Remove used O-rings from uphole end of tool with brass O-ring extractor tool. Cut
and discard used O-rings. Clean O-ring grooves with solvent. Inspect 0-ring
grooves for dust, dirt, scratches; pitting, or corrosion. They shall not have any
damage or condition, which can cause seal failure. Apply Lubriplate 930AA in O-
ALO
______
ring grooves.
2.9 Inspect new O-rings (F243095228) for defects and then apply a light coating of
Lubriplate 930AA around O-rings then install O-rings on External grooves of top
sub.

YES
Removed O-ring Damage: ___________________________________________
80456828
Replacement O-Ring Mfg: _____________________ Batch: _________________ ALO
______
2.10 Check that all subs are torqued to prevent accidental “backing off”. ALO
______

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3 Electrical Checks
Continuity and Resistance Checks - Use a 5722XA/XB WEETECH; if not available use Digital
Multimeter. The following Table Values are utilizing a Fluke Model 87V.

If value is out of tolerance on Meter Auto Range, try changing

Note scales manually. If value is in tolerance on any scale then the
reading is good.

Insulation Check. Unless otherwise stated, if using a Digital Multimeter to check insulation, the
Meter shall indicate an open circuit for the expected value.
All values shall be within specified tolerances. If any value is out of tolerance, the fault shall be
rectified before the Instrument can be placed in service.

Step Action Initials

3.1 Top Connector to Bottom Connector:

Verify continuity (< 1 Ω) between the pins on the top and bottom connector as
listed below.

TOP BOTTOM Expected

CONNECTOR CONNECTOR Value RECORD IF “FAIL”
PIN PIN
1 1 <1Ω
2 2 <1Ω
3 3 <1Ω
4 4 <1Ω
5 5 <1Ω
6 6 <1Ω
7 7 <1Ω
8 8 Open
9 9 Open
10 10 <1Ω

ALO
WeeTech Pass  Fail  ______

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Step Action Initials

3.2 Verify that there is a resistance of >20 Megaohms present, between the 32 pin
top connector and the tool housing (mass).

TOP Expected
CONNECTOR Housing Value RECORD IF “FAIL”
PIN
1 Housing (Mass) ∞
2 Housing (Mass) ∞
3 Housing (Mass) ∞
4 Housing (Mass) ∞
5 Housing (Mass) ∞
6 Housing (Mass) ∞
7 Housing (Mass) >300 K Ω
8 Housing (Mass) <1Ω
9 Housing (Mass) 100KΩ +5KΩ
10 Housing (Mass) <1Ω

ALO
WeeTech Pass  Fail  ______

Comments
(Include why any steps were marked “N/A” or Out of Spec)

ALONSO LOPEZ OLETA

I, (Print Name) ______________________________________ certify that the above data,
measurements and values, to the best of my knowledge, are true and accurate.

06/03/2023
Reviewer’s Signature ________________________________ Review Date _______________ RI
______

Note Attach this document to the ZARM when completed.

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