AIR N ARC
®
200 SERIES ALL-IN-ONE POWER SYSTEM
®
SECTION 6: MAINTENANCE
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6.3 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE TABLE
INTERVALS
BREAK-
IN
PERIOD
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Hourly or Calendar Period - whichever
comes first
NOTE
First 20
Hours of
Operation
After 8
Hours or
Daily
After 40
Hours or
Weekly
Every 100
Hours or
One Year
Every 200
Hours
After 600
Hours
After 1000
Hours
If working in dusty or dirty conditions, reduce the
recommended time intervals between servicing by
half for engine and compressor oil change, and
engine and compressor filter servicing.
KEY TASK DESCRIPTION
ACTION TO TAKE
1
Check tension of both
compressor poly-link drive
belts
• • ••••
Tighten belts if necessary. Consult Section 6.5.7,
Replacing and Re-tensioning the Compressor and/
or Generator Drive Belts, and its sub-sections that
concern the compressor drive belts.
2
Change engine oil and engine
filter
• ••••
Consult Section 6.5.9.2, Checking the Engine Oil,
and if necessary, to change the oil and oil filter refer to
Section 6.5.9.3, Replacing the Engine Oil.
3
Wash engine air pre-cleaner
• • • ••••
Remove and wash engine air filter precleaner: Consult
Section 6.5.9.1, Engine Air Filter Maintenance.
4
Change compressor oil
• ••••
Consult the following Sections 6.5.2, Compressor Oil
Maintenance.
5
Check engine oil level
• • ••••
Consult Section 6.5.9.2, Checking the Engine Oil,
and if necessary, to change the oil and oil filter refer to
Section 6.5.9.3, Replacing the Engine Oil.
6
Check and maintain oil level
at proper amount shown in
the compressor sight glass
• • ••••
Compressor must operate at oil levels within the
parameters of the sight glass, per Section 6.5.2,
Compressor Oil Maintenance. Do not overfill, or
operate at low levels.
7
Check air tank for water
accumulation
• • ••••
Drain any water from the air tank, per procedure in
Section 6.5.8, Draining the Air Tank.
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