EcoMate

Maintenance Schedule

Maintenance Philosophy

EcoMate systems are designed for 98%+ availability with structured preventive maintenance. This schedule balances operational reliability with cost-effectiveness, emphasizing proactive maintenance over reactive repairs.

Routine Maintenance

Daily Checks (Automated/Remote)

Weekly Maintenance (15-30 minutes)

Monthly Maintenance (2-4 hours)

Mechanical Systems

Electrical Systems

Documentation

Quarterly Maintenance (4-8 hours)

Major Service Items

System Performance Review

Compliance Activities

Semi-Annual Maintenance (8-16 hours)

Comprehensive Inspection

Predictive Maintenance

Annual Maintenance (16-32 hours)

Major Overhaul Activities

System Optimization

Regulatory Compliance

Component Replacement Schedule

Consumable Items

| Component | Replacement Interval | Notes | |—|—|—| | UV Lamps | 12 months | Replace regardless of apparent condition | | Quartz Sleeves | 24 months | Clean quarterly, replace if cracked | | Air Filters (Blower) | 6 months | More frequent in dusty environments | | Cartridge Filters | 3-6 months | Based on pressure differential | | Diffuser Membranes | 24-36 months | Replace set when 20% show damage |

Mechanical Components

| Component | Service Life | Replacement Criteria | |—|—|—| | Pump Seals | 18-24 months | Leakage, vibration increase | | Pump Impellers | 3-5 years | Wear, efficiency decline | | Blower Belts | 12-18 months | Cracking, stretching, fraying | | Blower Bearings | 5-7 years | Vibration, temperature increase | | Control Valves | 5-10 years | Leakage, poor control response |

Electrical Components

| Component | Service Life | Replacement Criteria | |—|—|—| | Control System Batteries | 3-5 years | Voltage drop, capacity test | | Motor Contactors | 5-7 years | Contact wear, coil resistance | | Variable Frequency Drives | 7-10 years | Fault frequency, obsolescence | | Instrumentation | 5-7 years | Calibration drift, reliability |

Performance Monitoring

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Monitoring Methods

Emergency Procedures

Critical Alarms

High Level Alarm

Pump Failure

Power Outage

Blower Failure

Emergency Contacts

Primary Contacts

Regulatory Contacts

Suppliers

Maintenance Records

Documentation Requirements

Record Retention

Quality Assurance