Answer:
*CHECK YOUR WARRANTY GUIDELINES
Does your equipment warranty contain specifics about how to keep your warranty intact? Some warranty guidelines could include clauses that state you must use certified equipment maintenance and repair providers or parts in order to keep the warranty intact.
KEEP DETAILED RECORDS
Paper records can work, as long as the documentation is complete, accurate and accessible. If you only have a few pieces of equipment, this can be a very good option.
ADHERE TO MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES
Equipment manufacturers publish planned maintenance schedules that detail the service operations that need to be performed, the intervals in which they need to be performed and the parts necessary to perform the maintenance tasks.
INSPECT THE EQUIPMENT ON A REGULAR BASIS
Despite adherence to the regularly scheduled maintenance, wearable parts can become worn or damaged, simply through use, especially heavy use or adverse conditions.
INVOLVE THE OPERATORS OR DRIVERS IN THE EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
The people who operate or drive the equipment on a regular basis tend to be the closest to the equipment.
INSPECT THE SPACE AROUND THE EQUIPMENT
Oftentimes a mere inspection of the equipment itself won’t turn up a problem.
KEEP A STOCK OF OFTEN-REPLACED PARTS ON-HAND
Having a few of the often-replaced parts on-hand means you don’t have to wait for your supplier to get parts to you.
UNDERSTAND THE COSTS OF YOUR EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
At some point, the cost of maintenance and repair for equipment, will surpass that of the value or debt service of the equipment.
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