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DORM HVAC IN OSAN AIR BASE (LCS) Federal contract opportunity
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W90VN6-23-R-0019
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Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command

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3/8/23, 3:19 PM PMTL D2025260395001

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=257# 1/1

Equipment Type: D2025260395001

Component: Heater, Water, Electric

Equipment Component As Of: 07/02/2018

1 Collect maps, communication equipment, tools, safety equipment

0.033 x x

2 Check with the Facility Manager for any issues with the water heater or lack of hot water to the building.

0.033 x x

3 Check for water leaks to tank and piping 0.016 x x

4 Turn off power to water heater, disconnect wires from elements. 0.033 x x

5 Test the elements with a ohm meter. 0.166 x x

6 Pull all the fuses and test with an ohm meter. 0.116 x x

7 Turn power to the water heater back on. 0.016 x x

8 Check operation and condition of pressure relief valve 0.016 x x

9 Clean, test and inspect valves and drains 0.050 x x

10 Check for proper water temperature setting and output temperature; adjust as required

0.250 x x

11 Check automatic controls for proper operation including temperature regulators and thermostatic devices

0.033 x x

12 Clean up area around water heater 0.083 x x

13 Drain/flush the water heater to remove calcium build up. 0.416 x

14 Refill water heater. 0.166 x

15 Compile list of discrepancies and open corrective maintenance work task(s) to make the repair(s)

0.166 x x

Semi-Annually 1.011

Annually 1.593

Step PM Components (Task Description) Labor-hrs S A

3/8/23, 3:38 PM PMTL D2025260495001

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=229# 1/1

Equipment Type: D2025260495001

Component: Water Heater, Instantaneous

Equipment Component As Of: 09/22/2015

1 Collect maps, communication equipment, tools, and safety equipment

0.033 x x x

2 Notify Facility Manager/facility occupants 0.083 x x x

3 Don Personal Protective Equipment as required for steps below:

0.050 x x x

4 Check for water leaks to tank and piping; check lines for leaks; Check for air supply vent for blockage with dust, oil, etc; Check for combustible materials near heater or exhaust vent; Check for blockage at drain pipe discharge; Check for abnormalities in external appearance, discoloration or flaws.; Clean, test and inspect valves and drains

0.083 x x x

5 Remove, clean, and replace cold water inlet filter. 0.166 x x x

6 Check operation and condition of pressure relief valve 0.033 x x x

7 Check for proper water temperature setting and output temperature; adjust as required

0.033 x x x

8 Flush heater to remove lime and scale deposits. 1.000 x

9 Check and replace (if necessary) condensate acid neutralizer

0.166 x x x

10 Open hot water faucet to actuate heater. Verify proper operation of heater.

0.066 x x x

11 Compile list of discrepancies and open corrective maintenance work task(s) to make the repair(s)

0.166 x x x

Quarterly 0.879

Semi-Annually 0.879

Annually 1.879

Step PM Components (Task Description) Labor-hrs Q S A

3/8/23, 3:38 PM PMTL D3025140595001

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=230# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3025140595001

Component: Steam Distribution, Inspection

Equipment Component As Of: 10/01/2015

Ref: UFC 3-430-01FA 0 x x x x

1 Collect maps, communications equipment, tools, safety equipment

0.044 x x x x

2 Check with operating or area personnel for deficiencies

0.035 x x x x

3 Inspect steam distribution lines for leaks 0.033 x x x

4 Inspect steam traps and valves 0.033 x x x

5 Inspect steam and water regulators 0.033 x x

6 Inspect operation of safety relief valves 0.033 x x x x

7 Check condensate piping for leaks 0.033 x x

8 Clean mechanical room, as necessary 0.066 x x x x

9 Compile list of discrepancies and open corrective maintenance work task(s) to make repair(s)

0.167 x x x x

Monthly 0.345

Quarterly 0.411

Semi-Annually 0.477

Annually 0.477

Step PM Components (Task Description) Labor-hrs M Q S A

3/8/23, 3:39 PM PMTL D3025140695001

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=231# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3025140695001

Component: Steam Distribution, Maintenance

Equipment Component As Of: 10/01/2015

Ref: UFC 3-430-01FA 0 x

1 Collect maps, communications equipment, tools, safety equipment 0.044 x

2 Check with operating or area personnel for deficiencies 0.035 x

3 Inspect, repack, and lubricate steam valves 0.750 x

4 Rebuild pressure regulating valve to include replacing seat and diaphragm. Clean, insepct lubricate and adjust as required

0.750 x

5 Clean and rebuild steam traps as required 0.750 x

6 inspect and replace check valves as required 0.750 x

7 Check condition of safety relief valves 0.050 x

8 Clean mechanical room, as necessary 0.066 x

9 Compile list of discrepancies and open corrective maintenance work task(s) to make repair(s)

0.167 x

Annually 3.362

Step PM Components (Task Description) Labor-hrs A

3/8/23, 3:40 PM PMTL D3025210195001

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=235# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3025210195001

Component: Air Separator

Equipment Component As Of: 03/01/2016

1 Collect maps, communication equipment, tools, safety equipment

0.044 x x

2 Check for excessive corrosion or leaks, check air vent for proper operation and clean if obstructed

0.250 x x

3 Compile list of discrepancies and open corrective maintenance job order(s) to make the repair(s)

0.167 x x

Semi-Annually 0.461

Annually 0.461

3/8/23, 3:40 PM PMTL D3025210195002

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=236# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3025210195002

Component: Expansion Tank

Equipment Component As Of: 03/01/2016

1 Collect maps, communication equipment, tools, safety equipment

0.044 x x

2 Check for excessive corrosion or leaks 0.167 x x

3 Check if relief valve is weeping and repair if possible, otherwise see task #4

0.167 x x

4 Compile list of discrepancies and open corrective maintenance job order(s) to make the repair(s)

0.167 x x

Semi-Annually 0.545

Annually 0.545

3/8/23, 3:42 PM PMTL D3035160195001

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=224# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3035160195001

Component: Air Cooled Screw Chiller 26-100 TN

Equipment Component As Of: 02/27/2015

1 Check unit for proper operation, excessive noise or vibration

0.033 x x x x

2 Run system diagnostics test 0.325 x x x x

3 Check oil level and oil temperature; add oil as necessary

0.022 x x x x

4 Check refrigerant pressures; add as necessary 0.272 x x x x

5 Replace oil filters and oil, if applicable 0.081 x x

6 Check contactors, sensors and mechanical safety limits

0.094 x x

7 Perform spectrochemical analysis of compressor oil

0.039 x x

8 Check electrical wiring and connections; tighten loose connections

0.120 x x

9 Inspect cooler and condenser tubes for leaks 5.200 x

10 Check evaporator and condenser for corrosion 0.026 x

11 Clean chiller and surrounding area, spray coils with solution, rinse with water, and remove debris

0.500 x x x x

12 Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies

0.167 x x x x

Monthly 1.319

Quarterly 1.319

Semi-Annually 1.653

Annually 6.879

3/8/23, 3:43 PM PMTL D3035160195002

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=394# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3035160195002

Component: CHILLER UNIT 50-100TON, MULTIMODE HEAT RECOVERY 4 PIPE

Equipment Component As Of: 08/18/2022

1 Collect maps, communication equipment, tools, safety equipment

0.033 x x x x

2 Notify Facility Manager/facility occupants 0.083 x x x x

3 Don Personal Protective Equipment and perform lock-out tag-out procedures as required for steps below:

0.050 x x x x

4 Check unit for proper operation, excessive noise or vibration, Run system diagnostics test

0.166 x x x x

5 Check oil level and oil temperature; add oil as necessary; Check refrigerant pressures; add as necessary

0.166 x x x x

6 Check user side calculation pump: loop pressure gauges; clean or replace strainer; and buffer tank connection for leaks

0.250 x x x x

7 Check heat recovery side: calculation pump and loop pressure gauges; clean or replace strainer;

and solenoid valve

0.250 x x x x

8 Replace oil filters and oil, if applicable 0.166 x

9 Inspect cooler and condenser tubes for leaks;

Check evaporator and condenser for corrosion

0.083 x

10 Check contactors; Check Flow Switches; Sensors and mechanical safety limits; Check electrical wiring and connections; tighten loose connections; Check units hydronic modules expansion valve and relive valve

0.366 x

11 Clean Unit and surrounding area, spray coils with solution, rinse with water, and remove debris

0.250 x x x x

12 Compile list of discrepancies and open corrective maintenance work task(s) to make the repair(s)

0.166 x x x x

Monthly 1.414

Quarterly 1.414

Semi-Annually 1.414

Annually 2.029

3/8/23, 3:44 PM PMTL D3035160295002

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=228# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3035160295002

Component: Boiler-CHW Closed Loop Water Treatment

Equipment Component As Of: 07/08/2015

1 Put on personal protective equipment (PPE) to work with chemicals (goggles, apron, gloves, etc.)

as required. Note: Refer to manufacturer's manual and/or engineered design specifications for additional tasks unique to your installation and equipment

0.070 x x x x

2 Inspect & clean sampling point/valve for leaks/corrosion

0.030 x x x x

3 Flush sample point for 10-sec before taking water sample

0.010 x x x x

4 Preform water sample chemical test, record results & analyze against the recommended protection level

0.103 x x x x

5 Make necessary adjustments to chemical levels 0.200 x x x x

6 Record the parts per million (ppm) levels & document treatment levels of chemicals added

0.020 x x x x

7 Verify ph range is between 8.5-10; if level is above or below, adjust accordingly (reference UFC 3-240-13fn sect. 5-2.2)

0.200 x x x

8 Identify water leaks in excess of 2% of system inhibitor concentration in the circulating water (reference UFC 3-240-13fn sect. 5-2.4)

0.200 x x x

9 Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies; clean- up surrounding area

0.167 x x x x

Monthly 0.6

Quarterly 1

Semi-Annually 1

Annually 1

3/8/23, 3:45 PM PMTL D3035160295003

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=238# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3035160295003

Component: Water Filtration for HVAC Systems

Equipment Component As Of: 10/01/2015

1 Collect maps, communications equipment, tools, safety equipment

0.044 x x x

2 Check with operating or area personnel for deficiencies. 0.035 x x x

3 Inspect system for leaks, and isolate filtration device from operating system.

0.040 x x x

4 Remove filter. 0.100 x x x

5 Inspect filter; clean with hot water or replace filter as necessary.

0.083 x x x

6 Reinstall filter. 0.100 x x x

7 Align for normal operation (unisolate) and inspect system for leaks.

0.040 x x x

8 Clean area around equipment. 0.083 x x x

9 Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies. 0.167 x x x

Quarterly 0.692

Semi-Annually 0.692

Annually 0.692

3/8/23, 3:46 PM PMTL D3035160295004

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=239# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3035160295004

Component: Water Treatment/Protection, Glycol Feed

Equipment Component As Of: 10/01/2015

1 Collect maps, communications equipment, tools, safety equipment 0.044 x

2 Check with operating or area personnel for deficiencies 0.035 x

3 Inspect glycol feed tank level; if low inspect system for leaks - glycol will be added as necessary in step 5 below.

0.083 x

4 Inspect glycol clearity, glycol should be absent of any contamination. 0.017 x

5 If glycol is contaminated, remove glycol and recycle. Clean feed tank with bleach and water. Flush with copious amounts for water. Refill with glycol.

0.350 x

6 Add glycol to feed tank as necessary 0.166 x

7 Verify low level indicator alarms and turn off pumps 0.083 x

8 Clean area around equipment 0.083 x

9 Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies. 0.167 x

Annually 1.028

3/8/23, 3:47 PM PMTL D3035160295005

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=240# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3035160295005

Component: Chiller, Scroll, Air Cooled 30 to 130 Ton

Equipment Component As Of: 03/01/2016

1 Collect maps, communication equipment, tools, and safety equipment

0.044 x x x x

2 Check unit for proper operation, excessive noise or vibration

0.033 x x x x

3 Run system for diagnostics test 0.325 x x x x

4 Check the electronic expansion valve sight glasses, operating pressures and temperatures

0.036 x x x x

5 Check superheat and subcooling temperatures 0.325 x x x x

6 Inspect fan(s) or blower(s) for bent blades, clearances, and operation

0.237 x x x x

7 Check oil level and refrigerant charge, perform a compressor oil analysis

0.042 x

8 Inspect all piping components for leaks and damage, clean water strainer

0.117 x

9 Inspect condenser coils for dirt and debris, clean as necessary

1.282 x x x x

10 Check contactors, sensors and unit safeties 0.094 x

11 Check electrical wiring and connections; tighten loose connections

0.120 x

12 Check evaporator and condenser for corrosion 0.052 x x x x

13 Clean chiller and surrounding area 0.117 x x x x

14 Compile list of discrepancies and open corrective maintenance job order(s) to make the repair(s)

0.167 x x x x

Monthly 2.618

Quarterly 2.618

Semi-Annually 2.618

Annually 2.991

3/8/23, 3:47 PM PMTL D3045120295001

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=241# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3045120295001

Component: Fin Tube Radiator

Equipment Component As Of: 10/01/2015

1 Collect maps, communications equipment, tools, safety equipment 0.044 x

2 Check with operating or area personnel for deficiencies 0.035 x

3 Remove accessories and enclosure panel 0.034 x

4 Inspect finned tube elements for accumulation of dust or other debris.

Remove dust and debris from coils with a vacuum cleaner or compressed air

0.084 x

5 Inspect for leaks or areas of corrosion 0.022 x

6 Check electrical wiring to control valve, if applicable 0.017 x

7 Check condition and operation of control valve 0.070 x

8 Replace cover and accessories 0.034 x

9 Clean area around fin tube radiator 0.034 x

10 Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies 0.167 x

Annually 0.541

3/8/23, 3:48 PM PMTL D3045160195001

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=242# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3045160195001

Component: VAV Boxes, Reheat and/or Fan Powered

Equipment Component As Of: 10/01/2015

1 Collect maps, communications equipment, tools, safety equipment

0.044 x x

2 Open/close VAV control box access 0.060 x x

3 Check that pneumatic tubing/electrical connections are in place and tight

0.040 x x

4 Tighten arm on motor output shaft 0.040 x x

5 Cycle actuator while watching for proper operation 0.200 x x

6 Verify that blades fully open and close. 0.040 x x

7 Lubricate actuator linkage and damper blade pivot points 0.070 x x

8 Check intake air filter, replace as necessary 0.078 x x

9 Check fan motor for excessive heat 0.033 x x

10 Inpsect coil surface for leaks and dirt accumulation 0.050 x x

11 Clean coil if necessary 0.083 x x

12 Inspect valves and valve actuators, replace as necessary 0.083 x x

13 Clean area around/below equipment 0.033 x x

14 Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies 0.167 x x

Semi-Annually 1.021

Annually 1.021

3/8/23, 3:48 PM PMTL D3045600195001

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=243# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3045600195001

Component: Heat Exchanger, Plate Type

Equipment Component As Of: 03/01/2016

1 Collect maps, communication equipment, tools, safety equipment

0.044 x x

2 Check temperature & pressure gauges for proper operating parameters

0.091 x x

3 Check modulating control valve for proper operation 0.083 x x

4 Inspect heat exchanger and adjacent piping for torn or deteriorated insulation

0.083 x x

5 Unbolt heat exchanger plate section and clean individual plates with warm water or mild cleaning agent and soft brush

4.500 x

6 Check for worn or failed gaskets; replace as needed 0.250 x

7 Reinstall bolts and torque to correct tolerance, ensuring measurement of plate pack and gaskets does not fall below as-designed tolerance

0.750 x

8 Compile list of discrepancies and open corrective maintenance job order(s) to make the repair(s)

0.167 x x

Semi-Annually 0.468

Annually 5.968

3/8/23, 3:49 PM PMTL D3045600195002

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=244# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3045600195002

Component: Heat Exchanger, Shell & Tube, Non-Steam

Equipment Component As Of: 03/01/2016

1 Collect maps, communication equipment, tools, safety equipment

0.044 x x

2 Check temperature & pressure gauges for proper operating parameters

0.091 x x

3 Check modulating control valve for proper operation 0.083 x x

4 Inspect heat exchanger and adjacent piping for torn ordeteriorated insulation

0.083 x x

5 Clean heat exchanger and surrounding area 0.083 x x

6 Compile list of discrepancies and open corrective maintenance job order(s) to make the repair(s)

0.167 x x

Semi-Annually 0.551

Annually 0.551

3/8/23, 3:50 PM PMTL D3045600195003

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=395# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3045600195003

Component: Hot Water Booster, Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) , Indoor Unit

Equipment Component As Of: 08/18/2022

1 Collect maps, communication equipment, tools, safety equipment

0.033 x x x

2 Notify Facility Manager/facility occupants 0.083 x x x

3 Don Personal Protective Equipment and perform lock-out tag-out procedures as required for steps below:

0.050 x x x

4 Inspect unit for proper operation, Check all insulation, Excessive noise or vibration, Run system diagnostics test, Inspect all electrical system, controls, and sensors

0.333 x x x

5 Clean or replace indoor unit filter(s). 0.166 x x x

6 Inspect and clean drain line(s). Check water lines for leaks.

0.166 x x x

7 Inspect and clean hot water inlet strainer. (Booster only) 0.166 x x x

8 Inspect refrigerant level at primary loop and secondary loop (Booster only)

0.166 x x x

9 Compile list of discrepancies and open corrective maintenance work task(s) to make the repair(s)

0.166 x x x

Quarterly 1.329

Semi-Annually 1.329

Annually 1.329

3/8/23, 3:51 PM PMTL D3055250395001

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=368# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3055250395001

Component: Indoor and Outdoor Ductless Split System Heat Pump Unit.

Equipment Component As Of: 12/21/2021

1 Collect maps, communication equipment, tools, safety equipment

0.033 x x x

2 Notify Facility Manager/facility occupants 0.083 x x x

3 Don Personal Protective Equipment and perform lock-out tag-out procedures as required for steps below:

0.050 x x x

4 Outdoor condenser/heat pump: Ensure 18" clearance of outdoor unit. Free of debris and or outdoor equipment.

Coordinate with Facilities Manager if needed.

0.033 x x x

5 Turn off and make safe the electrical power supply to the entire system.

0.050 x x x

6 Inspect Outdoor condenser/heat pump electric terminals, and, if necessary, clean and tighten connections, and apply non-conductive coating.

0.166 x x x

7 Visually inspect Outdoor condenser/heat pump around service valves for signs of refrigerant leaks (i.e. oily fittings).

0.033 x x x

8 Inspect the Outdoor condenser/heat pump's condensing unit base-pan drain holes and remove debris.

0.033 x x x

9 Clean coils on outdoor condenser/heat pump in according to manufactures instructions.

0.166 x x x

10 Ensure outdoor condenser/heat pump and the indoor unit is still powered off and perform the following on the indoor unit:

0.016 x x x

11 Wash filter on indoor head/cassette with water. 0.166 x x x

12 Spray indoor coil with no-rinse coil cleaner, unless otherwise specified by manufacturer.

0.083 x x x

13 Check / clear condensate line for blockage. 0.033 x x x

14 Wipe down housing of indoor unit. 0.033 x x x

15 Return system back to normal operating configuration 0.033 x x x

16 Clean up indoor and outdoor work areas. 0.116 x x x

17 Compile list of discrepancies and open corrective maintenance work task(s) to make the repair(s)

0.166 x x x

Quarterly 1.293

Semi-Annually 1.293

Annually 1.293

3/8/23, 3:52 PM PMTL D3065100195001

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=245# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3065100195001

Component: Variable Frequency Drive

Equipment Component As Of: 05/01/2015

1 Collect maps, communication equipment, tools, safety equipment 0.044 x

2 Check for excessive vibration, noise, overheating, etc. 0.022 x

3 Disconnect Power (wait for DC capacitor to discharge, refer to manufacturer manual, approx 5 mins)

0.085 x

4 Check and tighten loose electrical wiring and connections, inspect for burned, pitted, or corroded connections

0.120 x

5 Vacuum dust and dirt from heat sink fins (blow with air if needed) 0.120 x

6 Clean airbox and change air filter as needed 0.200 x

7 Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies 0.167 x

Annually 0.758

3/8/23, 3:53 PM PMTL D3095122195001

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=249# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3095122195001

Component: Air Compressor, Rotary Screw, 5 to 40 H.P

Equipment Component As Of: 10/01/2015

1 Collect maps, communication equipment, tools, safety equipment

0.044 x x x

2 Perform pre-operational check of compressor system and adjust as required

0.221 x x x

3 Check motor for excessive vibration, noise and overheating; lubricate components

0.039 x x x

4 Remove and clean package pre-filter, replace if needed 0.177 x x x

5 Clean coolers and fans 0.023 x x x

6 Clean condenser fins 0.023 x x x

7 Drain moisture from storage tank/receiver and check low psi cut-in. Test automatic drain if fitted. While draining, check discharge for indications of interior corrosion

0.046 x

8 Check the operation of the high temperature protection switch

0.030 x

9 Replace compressor oil and oil filters 0.341 x

10 Replace all filter elements and cartridges 0.300 x

11 Take oil sample for fluid analysis 0.039 x

12 Perform operation check of air compressor, to include all safeties, adjust as required

0.221 x x x

13 Clean compressor, motor, and surrounding area 0.066 x x x

14 Compile list of discrepancies and open corrective maintenance job order(s) to make the repair(s)

0.167 x x x

Quarterly 0.981

Semi-Annually 0.981

Annually 1.737

3/8/23, 3:54 PM PMTL D3095122295002

https://usaf.dps.mil/teams/10758/PMTL/Module/PMTL Details.aspx?EID=250# 1/1

Equipment Type: D3095122295002

Component: Air Compressor, Rotary Screw, over 40 H.P

Equipment Component As Of: 10/01/2015

1 Collect maps, communication equipment, tools, safety equipment

0.044 x x x

2 Perform pre-operational check of compressor system and adjust as required

0.221 x x x

3 Check motor for excessive vibration, noise and overheating; lubricate components

0.039 x x x

4 Remove and clean package pre-filter, replace if needed 0.177 x x x

5 Clean coolers and fans 0.023 x x x

6 Clean condenser fins 0.023 x x x

7 Drain moisture for storage tank/receiver and check low psi cut-in. Test automatic drain if fitted. While draining, check discharge for indications of interior corrosion.

0.046 x x x

8 Check the operation of the high temperature protection switch

0.030 x

9 Replace compressor oil and oil filters 0.500 x

10 Replace all filter elements and cartridges 0.400 x

11 Take oil sample for fluid analysis 0.039 x

12 Perform operation check of air compressor, to include all safety devices; adjust as required

0.221 x x x

13 Clean compressor and surrounding area 0.066 x x x

14 Compile list of discrepancies and open corrective maintenance job order(s) to make the repair(s)

0.167 x x x

Quarterly 1.027

Semi-Annually 1.027

Annually 1.996

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