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Ol.lG.31 K)l Check for unusua. nolse or vlbratlon a t motor. IX I 1

Main Air I speea increaser, compressor and main o i l pump.
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surge valve.Md discharge check valve for
proper lubrication ana evidence of c o r r o s i o n

Figure 2-1. Representative page from preventive maintenance manual or task book.

ance reports are issued monthly and sent to plant managers and the home
office.
At the beginning of each month, the computer prints work schedules
for all maintenance tasks due in the particular month. These schedules
cover machinery and equipment for each plant in the system. Copies are
sent to each plant manager and to the home office staff. The schedules list