Annual Preventive Maintenance of Valve Status Annunciators Sample Clauses

Annual Preventive Maintenance of Valve Status Annunciators. The Contractor shall conduct periodic preventive maintenance on the valve status annunciators at Shafts 2B and 15B one (1) time per year or as otherwise specified herein as described below. a) Replace all lamps in the valve status annunciator panels two (2) times per year. [Shaft 2B - 70 lamps, Shaft 15B - 50 lamps]. b) Verify the proper operation of the multi-tone horn and each light box module via the TEST pushbutton. c) Remove all dust, dirt and debris from annunciator enclosure as directed by the Engineer. d) In the event of a malfunction, troubleshoot as recommended by the manufacturer. e) Replace blown fuses and other defective parts as directed by the Engineer. Take corrective measures to restore proper operation as approved by the Engineer. Replacement parts shall be furnished under Item 23.12. Labor for this additional work shall be paid for under Item 23.11. f) Record all test results and the condition of the annunciator as directed by the Engineer.
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