W - Weekly Detach inspection
This procedure outlines the minimum weekly inspection tasks for a detach lift, ensuring all components are checked for proper levels, functionality, and any signs of wear or damage. It includes checks for the auxiliary power unit, batteries, hydraulic units, and more, concluding with a signature to confirm completion.
W - Weekly Detach inspection
This procedure outlines the minimum weekly inspection tasks for a detach lift, ensuring all components are checked for proper levels, functionality, and any signs of wear or damage. It includes checks for the auxiliary power unit, batteries, hydraulic units, and more, concluding with a signature to confirm completion.
Auxiliary Power Unit/Evacuation Power Unit
Check for proper coolant level
Check for proper engine oil level
Check for proper Hydraulic/transmission/torque converter fluid level
Verify adequate fuel level
Batteries/Chargers
Check all batteries terminals for tightness and corrosion
Verify proper electrolyte levels
Verify chargers are functioning properly
Encoder Drive/Tachometer
Check the pressure of the sheave against the bullwheel
Meter name
Unit
Hydraulic Unit for Brakes
Check for proper oil level
Hydraulic Tensioning Unit
Check for proper oil level
Check for unusual noise or vibration
CAT Planetary (If applicable)
Check oil level
Visual inspection, checking for leaks, vibration, unusual noises
Gearbox
Tire Conveyors
Check the tire pressure and readjust as necessary
Meter name
Unit
Check the tire compression on the friction plate
Check the tire profile for wear and exchange worn or damaged tires
Safety Gate
Check overall condition and tension of V-belts
I acknowledge that all inspections have been completed and meet all applicable standards at this time. Please sign with both first and last name
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Source: Lift Maintenance Sandbox - Vail Resorts (Community Member)
