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    E-01 - Switchboard Procedure Maintenance PDF

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    The document outlines preventative maintenance procedures for electrical switchboards and motor control centers at the University of Toledo Facilities and Construction department. It states that all electrical switchboards and motor control centers will be maintained in accordance with NFPA70B guidelines or manufacturer specifications. The procedures include annually checking for overheating or loose hardware, cleaning and inspecting the unit, taking voltage and amp readings, recording readings, and reporting any unusual conditions.

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    The document outlines preventative maintenance procedures for electrical switchboards and motor control centers at the University of Toledo Facilities and Construction department. It states that all electrical switchboards and motor control centers will be maintained in accordance with NFPA70B guidelines or manufacturer specifications. The procedures include annually checking for overheating or loose hardware, cleaning and inspecting the unit, taking voltage and amp readings, recording readings, and reporting any unusual conditions.

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    The document outlines preventative maintenance procedures for electrical switchboards and motor control centers at the University of Toledo Facilities and Construction department. It states that all electrical switchboards and motor control centers will be maintained in accordance with NFPA70B guidelines or manufacturer specifications. The procedures include annually checking for overheating or loose hardware, cleaning and inspecting the unit, taking voltage and amp readings, recording readings, and reporting any unusual conditions.

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    UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO

    FACILITIES AND CONSTRUCTION


    Section:

    Subject:

    Electrical/Electronics

    Procedure Number:

    E-01

    Preventive Maintenance Electric

    Effective Date:

    January, 1980

    Revised Date:

    August 2014

    Reviewed Date:

    e/i4-

    Switchboards and3^ato^ontrol Centers

    Facilities Officer:

    Standard Operating Procedure

    All electrical switchboards and motor control centers will be maintained in accordance with guidelines established in
    NFPA70B and/or per manufacturer's specifications and recommendations.
    Purpose

    To ensure safety, cleanliness and proper operation.


    Procedure

    Annual:

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.

    Check for indications of overheating and loose or broken hardware.


    Clean and visually inspect unit.
    Take voltage readings.
    Take reading of load in amperes.
    Record all readings and submit to the Electrical Systems Director.
    Report any unusual conditions to the Electrical Systems Director immediately.

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