5. Service & Maintenance #
The best method to maintain the high-pressure arch is to take a few minutes daily to examine the unit for leaks or any indication of a mechanical or electrical fault.
If a change in performance or operation is observed, it is essential to take corrective action quickly to minimize the potential damage to the system.
There are elements of the system that will require normal maintenance actions. These items are listed in the following section.
5.1 Service Schedule #
Table 5.1 – 1 – Service schedule
| Check | Frequency | Process |
|---|---|---|
| Visual Inspection | Daily | Check for loose fasteners, visible leaks, worn hoses, and any unusual wear on components. Inspect nozzles for blockages or damage. |
| Hoses and Plumbing | Weekly | Check for leaks, cracks, or wear in hoses and stainless steel plumbing; replace if damaged. |
| Manifolds and Nozzles | Weekly | Remove debris and buildup from nozzles and manifolds to ensure proper water flow. |
| Lubrication | Weekly | Apply lubricant to all moving parts, including linkages and bearings. |
| Motors and Gearboxes | Monthly | Verify smooth operation of motors and gearboxes; check for unusual noise or vibration. |