Bosch rexroth APAS CT-H Manuel D'utilisation page 42

20/22 APAS test device CT-H | Maintenance and inspection
Bosch Rexroth AG, edition 08.2021, 3 842 562 818
6 Maintenance and
inspection
This section explains how to perform the necessary maintenance
work. Maintenance is performed by a commissioning specialist of the
APAS test device CT-H or a system integrator according to section 2.4.
6.1 Maintenance and cleaning
Maintenance and cleaning work according to the following table must be
observed.
Table 8: Maintenance plan APAS test device CT-H
Maintenance work Notices
Visual inspection If you notice visible damage,
contact the manufacturer for
a general overhaul.
Cleaning of the The components must not be
surfaces of the cleaned wet; use a dry or slightly
APAS test device CT-H damp cleaning cloth for the handle
incl. accessories and connection cables. The foam
spacers may only be cleaned dry.
Only use soft, lint-free cloths for
cleaning. Only use pH-neutral or
slightly alkaline cleaning agents.
Self-test According to section 5.2
Inspection of the Complete check by the
APAS test device manufacturer according to section
incl. accessories 6.2. A general overhaul may be
required to extend the service life.
6.2 Inspection
Risk of injury and damage due to acceptance and operational release of
machines using unauthorized test equipment.
 The APAS test device is regularly monitored as part of a test
equipment management system.
The APAS test device is a testing device and should be inspected
at regular intervals according to table 8 by the manufacturer or
a service partner authorized by the manufacturer and, in the event
of deviations, given a general overhaul in order to detect changes in
the relevant product properties due to aging or use and to ensure
proper functioning. Calibration is not intended, a test certifi cate is
issued. Please contact the manufacturer if necessary. For this purpose,
please use the contact options listed in the imprint and on the
APAS website: www.boschrexroth.com/APAS.
WARNING
Interval
During each
commissioning
If contamination is
detected during the
visual inspection
During each
commissioning
Every 36 months