DANGER
Ensure the VOLTstack is in O mode before performing any maintenance. Serious injury or
electrocution can occur while performing maintenance while the VOLTstack is in Standby or Power On
modes.
MAINTENANCE
Good maintenance practices are important in order to keep your VOLTstack operating at its full potential. The following
section will suggest a maintenance schedule, including inspection and cleaning procedures, that can be completed by the
owner. Maintenance tasks that are more dicult, or those which require specialized tools should be completed by a certified
VOLTstack technician.
Maintenance Safety
Portable Electric has made suggestions for safe maintenance procedures, however we cannot warn of every possible
dangerous scenario. It is the responsibility of the owner to decide whether or not to complete a maintenance task.
Maintenance Schedule
The table below outlines the recommended maintenance schedule based on normal operating conditions and usage. If
your use extends into unusual scenarios or environments, consult your Portable Electric representative for suggestions on
modifications to the maintenance schedule.
Inspection
Inspection is defined as a visual examination of the part or section. This means looking for loose connections,
interference, debris, or any other potentially harmful scenarios.
Cleaning
Cleaning is defined as removing any dirt, dust or debris from the part or section. A vacuum and an anti-static
cloth should be used on all surfaces. Cleaning solvents and/or water should not be used for interior cleaning or
on external electrical components.
Connection Points
Connection Points are defined as all fasteners on the unit. This includes bolts, nuts and screws.
WARNING
Always follow the maintenance recommendations in this Owner’s Manual. Failure to properly maintain
your VOLTstack, or to correct potential hazards before operation, may result in damage to equipment,
serious injury, or death.
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