Summit Equipment Stationary Trash Compactor S-V3

Ensure all safety requirements are met before starting maintenance

Check fluid level in sight glass or dipstick

Is there any sign of fluid leakage?

Hydraulic Lines and Fittings Inspection

Are all fittings secure and free from vibration-induced loosening?

Ensure all safety requirements are met as per 'Safety Guidelines', Chapter 2.

Understand the normal operating sequence of the compactor.

Perform a 'walk-around' visual inspection inside and outside of the compactor and its site.

Note any obvious problems such as leaks, broken parts, loose hinges or fittings, spilled trash, etc.

Enter the correct code into the keypad and run the compactor for at least one cycle.

Note any unusual sounds or incorrect cycle functions.

Have all safety requirements been met?

Cleaning the Compactor and Surroundings

Clean garbage, trash, or other spillage from in and around the compactor.

Clean any trash accumulated on top of the platen.

Leakage Inspection and Cleaning

Is there any leakage under the compaction bin?

Select cleaning method for the bin and area around the compactor

Ensure all safety requirements are met before starting maintenance

Switch compactor to 'OFF' position and keep the key with you

Disconnect power at the master disconnect and lock it in 'OFF' position

Ensure each worker applies their own lock on the master power disconnect

Bleed away any residual hydraulic pressure before maintenance

Check for breakage, lubrication, and tightness of fasteners

Inspect fully-extended cylinder rods for nicks or scratches

Ensure all safety requirements are met as per Chapter 2 of the manual.

Is the service technician qualified for electrical and hydraulic equipment?

Operate the compactor to ensure all cylinders are fully retracted.

Disable the equipment as per instructions on page 2.6 of the manual.

Insert appropriate blocking devices in the path of moving parts.

Lubricate the grease zerk fittings at sliding shoes