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SECTION 4

ROUTINE PREVENTATIVE
MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST

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4 Routine Preventative Maintenance.

Mechanical Services Introduction.

The checklist and notes, which follow, are provided for a guide for Maintenance and service Engineers;
under no circumstances should unqualified personnel attempt to carry out any of these
procedures.

The checklist is given as a guide only, and should not be taken as exclusive or mandatory.

In accordance with the HEALTH AND SAFETY AT WORK ACT 197 4 it is necessary to advise you of the
safety precautions, which are to be observed when using equipment, the following 'general' instructions
apply.

1. The equipment must be used in accordance with the manufacturers' technical literature.

2. Quality control, testing and inspection is applied to the manufacture of all products which should
present no hazard provided they are installed and maintained by competent engineers in
accordance with the manufacturers' instructions and all relevant codes of practices and
installation regulations.

3. Labelling on packages, instruction sheets, connection diagrams and the labels on the products
should be observed as applicable.

4. Storage of products to be in a clean and dry atmosphere in normal storage conditions around a
temperature of 20°C.

The following procedural information has been provided for the installed equipment and should be
programmed out over a convenient time period so that any item of plant or equipment taken out of service
for maintenance checks and tasks are given as a guide and are based on manufacturers'
recommendations.

Note: In the interest of safety the warnings and caution notices given by a manufacturer must
be strictly adhered to at all times.

With the present standards described in the Health and Safety Act, it is recommended that any
maintenance and repair work on electric motors should be carried out by an authorised and trained
engineer.

Safety Procedures.

The following is a guide to the procedures adopted to ensure the safety of personnel and to protect plant
and equipment from damage:

1. Access to plantrooms, switchrooms and electrical distribution equipment must be limited to

authorised personnel who are members of the engineering staff.

2. Before making a circuit 'live', the equipment or outlets served must be checked to ensure that
plant equipment and switchgear are serviceable and safe to operate.

3. Where electrical switchgear, distribution boards or any other item of plant or equipment is out of
service, unserviceable or unsafe, the item in question must be electrically isolated, all supply
fuses withdrawn and a suitable warning note fixed in place.

4. Maintenance work should be undertaken under the control of a 'permit of work' system designed
to ensure that all necessary safety precautions are put into effect before work is allowed to
commence. A 'permit to work' should be issued by an authorised engineer only after all safety
requirements have been met. No maintenance work should commence until the 'permit to work'
has been issued.

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5. Attention is directed to the danger of wearing contact lenses in situations where the wearer could
possibly be exposed to Arc Flash.
WARNING:

BEFORE STARTING ROUTINE OR FAILURE MAINTENANCE WORK ON ANY ITEM OF PLANT,

ENSURE THAT THE PLANT IS ISOLATED FROM THE SYSTEM AND THAT THE ELECTRICAL
SUPPLY HAS BEEN DISCONNECTED BY SWITCHING THE ISOLATING SWITCH TO 'OFF' AND
WITHDRAWING THE CIRCUITS FUSES.

Before any maintenance is carried out ensure that the correct manufacturer's instructions are available,
the correct tools and any consumables i.e. grease/oil/filters/fuses etc., are available. After a short period
of time, approximately four months, a convenient maintenance plan will have become apparent; i.e. a
maintenance plan will show what is possible each day with the minimum amount of inconvenience to the
operation of the equipment and the building. From this experience a planned maintenance chart can be
developed.

lt is necessary to take action in respect of any abnormal noises, vibration of pumps, fans and motors.
Make reminder notes for the next maintenance operation, I.e. filter renewal, replacement of broken
latches, special attention required, or any items not necessarily requiring immediate attention but should
be attended to. Lists of materials needed for those tasks should be included in case parts require ordering.

* Keep plantroom unlocked when working within plantroom areas

* Do not prop/wedge open fire doors

* Ensure safety glasses comply with BS2092 Grade I impact CD & M

* Ensure earplugs comply with BS6344 Part 1

* Ensure safety helmets comply with BS5240 and visors comply with BS2092 grade 1 impact

* Ensure gloves offer a high resistance to chemicals, oils and grease

* Ensure hands are clean after all maintenance work, use a quality hand cleaner such as Swarfega
to remove all traces of oil, dirt, etc.,

Updating this instruction manual will ensure its continued use as a complete source point for all
information for the installed services. The responsibility for updating this manual lies with the building
owner/operator. Space to add up-dating information has been allowed for in Section 9. Updating record
sheets (blank) are given in Section 9, simply photocopy these sheets and record all up-dating information.

Chemical Storage and Handling

WARNING:

IT SHOULD BE CLEARLY UNDERSTOOD, THAT MOST, IF NOT ALL CHEMICALS CAN GIVE RISE
TO HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS IF MISUSED OR MISHANDLED

lt is extremely important that the management and the operational staff involved in the day to day
handling and use of chemicals carefully read the full manufacturer's instructions relative to the storage
and handling of chemicals.

1. Always ensure that the necessary safety clothing is available and used.

2. Never mix any chemicals.

3. Store all chemicals in a suitable cool, dry, ventilated store, separately.

4. Always keep the storage area used for chemicals, clean and clear of all refuse, foreign materials,
oils or other inflammable materials.
5. Do not reuse empty chemical containers for any other purposes. Always return to the
manufacturer as instructed or flush out thoroughly with clean water and then dispose of them in
a safe place.

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6. Spillages constitute a potentially highly dangerous situation. Ensure that all personnel are aware
both of the problems and of the dangers that are likely to been countered.

WARNING:

IF IN DOUBT, CONTACT THE MANUFACTURER IMMEDIATELY. THE SPILLAGE OF MANY

CHEMICALS CAN BE DEALT WITH BY FLUSHING WITH LARGE AMOUNTS OF FRESH WATER,
BUT IN SOME CIRCUMSTANCES, THIS CAN WORSEN THE SITUATION- BE CAREFUL.

When any maintenance task is undertaken or when repairs etc., are carried out, complete the
maintenance logbook Sheets.

Instruments used for recording measurement taken must be regularly checked against a calibrated
instrument of know accuracy. The Building Services Research and Information Association (BSRIA), Old
Bracknell Lane West, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 4H hire out instruments for measurement recording and
can check instruments calibration accuracy.

Daily attendance

1. Record dates and details of spares of replacement plant bought and installed.

2. Check plant room control panels for malfunctioning indicator lamps and replace as found
necessary. Check also that the plant selection switches are in the correct pre-selected positions.

3. Observe operation of Heating Plants - Boilers and Pumps.

4. Check Heating and water temperatures for the systems.

Weekly attendance- Additional to daily attendance.

For gas fired boilers, take gas meter readings, and record the weekly gas consumption. To obtain
gas consumption in litres/sec divide heat input (KW) by the C.V. of the gas (MJ/m 2 ). The CV of
gas is normally 37.26 MJ/m 2 •

2. Check that all ventilation fans both supply and extract are running smoothly, listen for abnormal
noises or knocking whilst in operation.

Note: Wiring; check that all terminals are tight and that the cable insulation is in good condition.
After servicing ensure that no parts have been disturbed in such a manner that open terminals
are short-circuited to the casing.

3. Check the operation of all trip/fail/high temperature alarms control alarms and items of control.

Note: Interference with those parts under sealed covers renders guarantees void.

4. Visually check all pipework/fittings/valves for obvious signs of leaks and repair as necessary. Vent
all manual air vents/bottles in plant rooms and air other areas.

5. Inspect the boiler unit's flame should be bright and clear, the flame must not play on any part of
the boiler.

6. Check air handling unit filters for efficiency. Change if Manometer reads above 75 Pa.

7. Rotate duty selector switches for pumps and fans.

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Monthly attendance- Additional to weekly attendance.

1. Check that room thermostats are not obstructed. Take R.H. level readings in selected areas,
(ensure each month readings' are taken in same are for direct comparison). Record wet bulb (wb)
and dry bulb (db) temperatures on a sling hygrometer.

2. Visually check the ventilation and the water services in each room as far as possible. Make a
note of any signs of damage, deterioration etc., for further attention or for immediate attention if
liable to cause damage to equipment, installation of building fabric.

3. Check out all plant installations for signs of loose bolts, loose parts, or loose electrical
connections, check for any unusual noise, vibration, or change from previous observations.

4. Clean the control panel casing with a domestic cleaning liquid and check for faulty alarm
indicators, damaged or malfunctioning switches. Check local conditions to panels with regard to
high humidity, high ambient temperatures, corrosive atmosphere and excessive dust or dirt, all of
which have a detrimental effect on the installed and operating equipment.

5. Carry out the following maintenance procedures on shaft and belt driven pumps:

a) MOTOR BEARING (Ball): Motors without grease nipples are fitted with pre-packed
shielded bearings and require no attention. Motors with grease nipples require two
strokes with grease gun every six months.

b) MOTOR BEARINGS (Sleeve): Motors fitted with sleeve bearings require the oil levels to
be checked every two weeks.

c) PUMP BEARINGS: These bearings are sealed for life and require no attention.

d) MECHANICAL SEALS: These seals are self-adjusting and require no attention.

e) STARTING.

NOTE: Serious damage can be caused by running the pumps dry. Before starting, ensure that the
isolating valves in the suction and discharge pipework are open. After the pump has been started, check
that the motor is running in the correct rotation as indicated on the pump casing and guard.

6. Valve glands must be checked for signs of leakage particularly during the first three months
following commissioning. Gland nuts should be tightened, as necessary, just sufficiently to
prevent leakage while leaving the valve spindle free to move easily. Gland packings of the fibrous
type tend to soften when subjected to heat; it is recommended that gland packing nuts should be
tightened after a few hours on temperature as this will ensure a much longer life from the packing
and a more effective seal.

All valves should be operated occasionally to make sure that they are free to operate to minimise
any tendency to sticking. Ensure a note is made prior to operating valve, of valve opening and
return the valve to that setting. For rising spindle, parallel slide and screw down valves, it should
be noted that, where gland leakage does occur, (particularly in respect of hot water heating
systems) dissolved or suspended solids may cause formation of deposit on the valve spindle or
stem which will cause damage to the gland packing when the valve is operated. Remove any
build up as necessary.

Valves are intended to be operated by the wheel with which they are fitted or the correct key, and
the use of wheel spanners should always be avoided, unless in case of emergency such as a
valve having seized. Excessive force in closing of a valve often results in rupture of the seating
surfaces, particularly in the case of renewable valves.

7. Pipework system strainers should be flushed by operating drain valve.

8. Check the operation of all safety valves. Manually test the safety valve by slowly lifting the test
lever after removing the padlock a sufficient amount to allow slight discharge of fluid. If the valve

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does not re-seat properly after this test, it is possible that foreign matter has become trapped
under the seat.

Before carrying out any maintenance work on the safety valve, close down the equipment and
ensure there is no pressure in the system. The internal condition of the valve can be examined
by unscrewing the valve spring assembly from the body, without alteration to the set pressure,
inspect the valve seat and clean where necessary. Reinstate valve with new gaskets and replace
the padlock in the test lever.

9. Check flame failure devices fitted to all boilers for effective operation by turning off the manual
pilot valve. This should lock out the burner. Re-light the boiler in accordance with the
Manufacturer's instructions and ensure the pilot flame is of correct length and adjustment. Check
the boilers high limit start by raising the operating/working thermostat temperature setting to be
higher than the high limit thermostat reset button and re-adjust the operating/working thermostat
back to its original setting.

10. A specialist water treatment company shall be engaged by the client to maintain the water quality
to comply with the recommendations of the installed plant and piping systems. Sampling should
be carried out as required within current regulations, standards and codes of practice.

11. Check the electrical installation.

CAUTION:
TAKE ALL PRECAUTIONS AGAINST ELECTRIC SHOCK BY SWITCHING OFF BETWEEN ALL
TESTS AND ENSURING LOOSE WIRES ARE NOT IN CONTACT WITH ANY METALWORK OR IN
DANGEROUS POSITIONS.

a) That the power and control wiring is complete and correct.

b) That the starters, fuses, ammeter ranges and overload fuse relevant to motor circuitry
and supply is as given by the motor plates.

c) That the overload settings and that the dashpots, where fitted, are charged with the
correct fluid relative to the ambient temperature.

d) The setting of the timers and time switches are correct.

e) That the motors are clean, and the bearings lubricated and all the airways are clear.

f) The flexible electrical connections fitted are secure on the motionless side of any anti-
vibration mounting.

g) That the earthing continuity is checked by the electrical maintenance engineers and is
satisfactory.

h) Check visually for any mechanical damage to the electrical equipment.

i) That the fuse charts in the distribution boards are complete and up to date.

NOTE: Wiring; check that all terminals are tight and that the cable insulation is in good
condition. After servicing ensure that no parts have been disturbed in such manner that
open terminals are short-circuited in the casing.

Quarterly attendance- Additional to monthly attendance.

1. Completely clean all plant room areas removing all unwanted equipment back to storage.

2. Examine atmospheric gas fired boilers and clean heating surfaces in accordance with the
Manufacturer's requirements. Frequency of boiler cleaning varies and is dependent on site
conditions, heat load, design of controls and running conditions.

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HEALTH ADVISORY NOTE:

INTRODUCE WATER FLOW THROUGH ALL STANDBY CALORIFIERS, BOILERS, BUFFER

TANKS, STORAGE TANKS AND OTHER SUCH VESSELS. THIS WILL CLEAR WATER WHICH
SHOULD BE VIEWED AS POTENTIALLY CONTAMINATED.

a) To Clean a Boiler

CAUTION:

ALWAYS TURN OFF THE GAS SUPPLY AT THE GAS COCK AND SWITCH OFF AND
DISCONNECT THE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY TO THE APPLIANCE BEFORE SERVICING.

i. Disconnect the burner manifold from the control line at the union, and the pilot gas line at
the outlet of the pilot solenoid valves.

ii. Unplug the manifold leads from the control line junction box and the H.T. cable.

iii. Withdraw the burner assembly from the boiler.

iv. Remove the casing insulation panel, the flue hood cover plate and lift out the flue-way
baffles. Clean the boiler flue-ways from the top of the flue brush. After cleaning, sweep
all debris from under the boiler.

v. Check the electrodes for correct alignment. The probe electrode should be straight and
parallel to the burner surface.

vi. Re-assembly is a reversal of the above procedure.

b) To clean the burners.

i. Remove the burner assembly from the boilers described previously.

ii. Disconnect the probe lead from the L.H. electrode assembly from the burner and remove
the burners from the base tray.

iii. Dismantle the burners from the air boxes. Brush out the inside of the burners and clean
any deposits on the outside surfaces.

iv. Inspect the injectors and sealing washers on the air boxes. Replace if necessary.

v. Re-assembly is a reversal of the above procedure. Before replacing the burner assembly
under the boiler check the electrodes for correct alignment.

Note: Wiring; check that all terminals are tight and that the cable insulation is in good condition. After
servicing ensure that no parts have been disturbed in such a manner that open terminals are short-
circuited to the casing.

3. On pressurisation units check diaphragm vessel pressure using a tyre gauge and check the
strainer of the pressure reducing valve which should be periodically cleaned. The strainer will
normally be found at the bottom of the pressure-reducing valve.

Note: lt may be found necessary to clean the strainer more frequently after initial installation and during
the commissioning period.

4. Rotate the safety head 45 degrees and return to is original position. This will rotate the valve head
in its seating and ensure it is not seized.

5. Check and retighten ALL equipment electrical terminals. Check visually that ALL cable insulation
is in good serviceable condition.

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6. Activate the fire safety valve punch buttons to ensure the full and proper operation of the fire
safety valve system. Ensure safety precautions are taken in regard to their leasing of the
link/release wire.

Six monthly attendances- Additional to quarterly attendance.

1. Make a detailed inspection of the heating plant for signs of damage to the thermal insulation and
cladding, pipe or valve joints or inaccurately functioning instruments.

2. Inspect the boiler flues and clean out any debris from the inspection chambers.

CAUTION:

ALWAYS TURN OFF THE GAS SUPPLY AT THE GAS COCK AND SWITCH OFF AND
DISCONNECT THE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY TO THE APPLIANCE BEFORE SERVICING.

3. Test the operation of the solenoid shut-off valve serving the boiler installation:

a) Isolate the electrical supply and relieve valve body pressure before carrying out any work
on the valve.

b) Clean and inspect all parts for wear and replace if necessary with Manufacturer's
recommended parts.

c) When fitting a new coil make sure that all solenoid components are replaced in the order
in which they are removed.

d) On completion of any servicing and prior to re-commissioning, the valve and connecting
pipework should be fully checked for leaks.

e) After completing maintenance of the valve, the safety control circuit(s) should be
'TRIPPED' to check that the safety cut-out valve closes correctly.

Note: Always test automatic equipment after servicing and maintenance .

Annual attendance- Additional to six monthly attendances.

1. Thermal insulation should be inspected regularly for external damage, signs of deterioration and
slack or missing securing bands. Check for signs of staining on insulation, which may be evidence
of system leakage. Any insulation removed from pipework, tanks, heating or chilling plant for the
purpose of maintenance or repair should be replaced on completion of the work.

2. Carry out spot checks on heating system to ensure flow and return temperatures conform to
design requirements.

3. Every two years overhaul pumps, check-moving parts for clearance, check shafts for wear or
scoring, repack glands or replace mechanical seals.

4. Remove and inspect all thermometers, clean the dial glass (or replace if broken). If the
thermometer bulb is in an immersed socket then clean the bulb and coat it with a heat conducting
grease (petroleum jelly grease) and refit screwing tight the retaining screw. If the thermometer is
fitted to a test plug then ensure that when the thermometer is removed the neoprene sealing core
seals effectively.

5. Inspect test plugs throughout. If a thermometer or pressure gauge is fitted then clean the gauge
and check for leaks. Most test plugs are installed to aid commissioning by providing a point to
test flow rates, etc., Remove the dust cap, insert and remove a pressure gauge probe adaptor to
check the re-sealing capabilities of the neoprene seal.

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WARNING:

DO NOT USE ANY OTHER ITEM TO CHECK THE SEAL EXCEPT THE CORRECT SIZE/THREADED
ADAPTOR OR SERIOUS DAMAGE WILL OCCUR.

Replace the dust cap. Do not use this cap to stop a leak if the neoprene seal leaks then replace
the seal.

Note: When draining down to replace a seal it may be wise to replace all seal leaks then replace
the seal.

SYSTEM HEATING

PLANT ITEM BOILERS

MANUFACTURER Hoval

COMMENTS

Annual servicing of the Boilers is recommended.

Cleaning of flueways may not be necessary every year.
lt is important that all controls and safety features are checked for correct operation .

FREQUENCY

MAINTENANCE TASK D w M 3 6 12
Control Panel (Switches & Lamps) *
Flow and Return Temperatures *
Boiler Room Ventilation is clear *
Boiler Modules firing correctly *
Boiler Pipework and Valves *
Record gas consumption *
Clean Boiler Room *
Operation of Emergency Shut Down *
Inspect Boiler Flues *
Annual Services *
Spirivent Blow Down (if fitted) *

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SYSTEM HEATING

PLANT ITEM BOILER FLUE

MANUFACTURER MIDTHERM

COMMENTS

Servicing of the fans should be carried out in accordance with manufacturers'

recommendations.

FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D w M 3 6 12
Control panel (switches/lamps) *
Fan running condition *
A.V. Mountings *
Inspect fan casing/impellor *
Inspect bearings/lubrication *
Clean fan casing and impellor *
Flow switch operation *
Clean ductwork *

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SYSTEM HEATING

PLANT ITEM PUMPS

MANUFACTURER Grundfos

COMMENTS

The pumps should be regularly checked in accordance with manufacturers' details. Whenever
the systems are not in use it is recommended that the pumps are operated for a short period
each week.

FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D w M 3 6 12
Control Panel (switches/lamps) *
Turn duty pump selector *
Inspect pipework & valves *
Inspect soundness of flexible conns *
Check pumps for leaks *
Check coupling and pulley belt tension *
Check pump operates smoothly *
Clean pipeline strainers (system) *
Check controls operating satisfactory *
Check tripping time for motor overload *
Run out of use pumps *

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SYSTEM HEATING

PLANT ITEM EXPANSION VESSELS

MANUFACTURER Eder

COMMENTS

Servicing of the Units should be carried out in accordance with manufacturers'

recommendations and data.

FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D w M 3 6 12
Control panel lamps *
Observe unit control panel *
Check operation of pump *
System pressure gauge *
Inspect pipework and valves *
General condition and mountings *
Check vessel gas cushion pressure *
Inspect break tank for cleanliness *
Carry out electrical/control inspection *
Operation of ball valves *

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SYSTEM HEATING

PLANT ITEM Pressurisation Unit

MANUFACTURER Boss

COMMENTS

Servicing of the Units should be carried out in accordance with manufacturers'

recommendations and data.

FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D w M 3 6 12
Control panel lamps *
Observe unit control panel *
Check operation of pump *
System pressure gauge *
Inspect pipework and valves *
General condition and mountings *
Check vessel gas cushion pressure *
Inspect break tank for cleanliness *
Carry out electrical/control inspection *
Operation of ball valves *

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SYSTEM HEATING

PLANT ITEM RADIATORS

MANUFACTURER Stelrad I Myson

COMMENTS

The radiators do not normally require service but an annual check on their condition and
operation is recommended.

FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D w M 3 6 12
Clean radiator fins *
Vent radiator *
Operation of TRV *

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SYSTEM VENTILATION

PLANT ITEM EXTRACT FANS

MANUFACTURER Nuaire

COMMENTS

General inspection service should be carried out every 3 months initially and then as required.

FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D w M 3 6 12
Control pane (switches/lamps) *
Inspect/clean fan casing internally *
Inspect/clean fan impellors/motors *
Check impellors freely rotate *
Inspect all parts for condition and security *
Check access covers are sealed *
Inspect duct connections *

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SYSTEM Heating System

PLANT ITEM BUFFER VESSEL

MANUFACTURER HRS

COMMENTS

Inspect for the following defects.

FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D W M 3 6 12

Check pipe connections/valves *

Check man lid joint *

Check Temperatures *

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SYSTEM VENTILATION

PLANT ITEM DUCTWORK

MANUFACTURER Flat Duct

COMMENTS
FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D W M 3 6 12
Check access doors for air tightness *
Ensure that flange bolts are tight *
Check duct supports are not distorted *
Ensure loads are not imposed on plant *
Ensure that flexible connections are
Undamaged *
Inspect fire dampers for obstructions *
Check air volume and fan pressure *
Check damper blade locking quadrants
To manual control dampers *

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SYSTEM CONTROLS

PLANT ITEM CONTROL PANELS

MANUFACTURER DCS

COMMENTS

Great care must be given to prevent loose material or particles from falling into switchgear

FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D w M 3 6 12
General inspection of control panel *
Examine control for overheating *
Check for electrical discharge noises *
Simulate fault to check panel alarm *
Check motor starters for overheating *
Check run/trip lamps *
Check earth connections at earth-
Bars/switch panels etc. *
Check condition of flexible conduits *
Check electrical connection to -
Starters, motors, valves, etc. *
Carry out insulation and earth -
Continuity test on the whole installation *

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SYSTEM GENERAL PIPEWORK SYSTEMS

COMMENTS

This sheet covers all piped water services

FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D W M 3 6 12
Inspect all pipework, valves etc., for
Leaks or defects *

Check storage tanks etc., for overflows *

Inspect taps for leaks *

Visually check pipe hangers or supports *

Check insulation for damage *

Check condition of flexible pipe connections *

Check strainers, replace if necessary *

Check all air vents *

Tighten all pipe supports *

Clean, de-rust and repaint all ferrous

Metalwork as required *

Operate all normally open valves

And stop cocks. Valves should be fully
Closed then fully opened *

Service reduced pressure zone valve *

Check reduced pressure zone valve for

Build-up of debris and water tightness *

Nb: Never leave a valve in fully open position. Always shut slightly off fully
Open position to avoid sticking open.

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PLANT ITEM INSULATION

MANUFACTURER Kingspan Tarec

COMMENTS

Inspect the insulation for the following defects

FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D w M 3 6 12
Water absorption -caused by leaks from
Adjacent pipework or by condensation *

Crushing -this defect is caused by pipes

Being used as walkways *

Cracks- this could occur in rigid finishes

If the ductwork or pipe support have become
Slack or mis-aligned, allowing the ductwork
To snag *

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SYSTEM COLD WATER

PLANT ITEM COLD WATER BOOSTER SET

MANUFACTURER GM Treble

COMMENTS

Servicing of the units should be carried out in accordance with Manufacturers recommendations
and data.

FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D w M 3 6 12

Control Panel Lamps *

Observe Control Panel *

Check Operation of Pumps *

System Pressure Gauge *

Inspect Pipework & Valves *

General Condition and Mountings *

Check Accumulator Gas Cushion Pressure *

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SYSTEM COLD WATER

PLANT ITEM COLD WATER STORAGE TANK

COMMENTS

Tank should be regularly inspected for contamination and cleaned out whenever necessary.

FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D W M 3 6 12
Inspect joints for signs of leak *

Check Operation of Ball Valves *

Inspect Pipework and Valves *

Check condition of Tank for the presence

Of organic materials, vermin, etc. *

Check Inlet & Outlet Temperatures *

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J S WRIGHT & CO LTD J S WRIGHT & CO LTD

SYSTEM DOMESTIC HOT WATER SUPPLY

PLANT ITEM PLATE HEAT EXCHANGERS

MANUFACTURER HRS

COMMENTS

Servicing of the unit should be carried out in accordance with Manufacturers recommendations
and data.

FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D w M 3 6 12
Control Panel Lamps *

Observe Control Panel *

Check Operation of Pumps *

Check pressure drops across heat exchangers *

Inspect Pipework & Valves *

Check General Condition *

Carry out Electrical/Control Inspection *

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 Grenfell Tower
J S WRIGHT & CO LTD J S WRIGHT & CO LTD

SYSTEM Apartment Heating and Hot Water

PLANT ITEM Heat Interface Units

MANUFACTURER SAV

COMMENTS

Servicing of the unit should be carried out in accordance with Manufacturers recommendations
and data.

FREQUENCY
MAINTENANCE TASK D w M 3 6 12
Check pressure drops across heat exchanger *

Inspect pipework and valves *

Check General Condition *

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