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H-102 Sample Clauses

H-102. Grease conveyor head, tail, and idler roller bearings (2 pumps) X Grease belt roller bearings (4 pumps) X Grease conveyor driver motor bearings (1 pump) X Check driver gear box oil level weekly. X Clean outlet chute of coke buildup. X Remove coke from the conveyor head roller area to prevent belt wear and tracking problems. X Visually inspect belt tracking and report problems to Maintenance. X Grease all bearings (2 pumps) X Check driver gear box oil level. X Visually inspect belt tracking. Report problems to Maintenance. X Grease crusher main bearings (1 pump). X Grease drive motor bearings (2 pumps) X Clean tramp metal collection trays. X Check oil level in drive gear box. X Clean inlet and outlet chutes of coke buildup. X Check that chute vibrators are operating when ever crusher is operating. X Clean Crusher walkway deck. X Verify crusher overhead hoist is under the roof when not in use. X

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