TM 10-3930-671-24 3.1. PM Schedules Planned Maintenance (PM)  ........................................................................ F-37 PM Service Intervals  .................................................................................. F-38 Safety and Operational Checks .................................................................. F-39 Recommended PM and Lubrication Schedule  ........................................... F-40 Planned Maintenance (PM) A safety inspection of a lift truck should always be made before operating it. The purpose of this daily check is to look for obvious  damage  and  maintenance  problems,  and  to  have  minor  adjustments  and  repairs  made  to  correct  any  unsafe condition. The Operator’s Manual attached to the truck outlines the daily inspection. NOTE The     Occupational     Safety     and     Health     Act     (OSHA) requires  that  the  user  examine  his  trucks  before  each shift  to  be  sure  they  are  in  safe  working  order.  Defects when found shall be immediately reported and corrected. The  truck  shall  be  taken  out  of  service  until  it  has  been restored to safe operating condition. PM Program In    addition    to    the    daily    inspection,    Clark    strongly recommends   that   you   set   up   and   follow   a   periodic planned   maintenance   and   safety   inspection   program (PM) in accordance with the guidelines offered here. Performed  by  a  trained  and  authorized  mechanic  on  a regular  basis,  the  PM  program  provides  the  opportunity to  make  thorough  inspections  and  checks  on  the  safe condition of your truck. Necessary  adjustments  and  repairs  can  be  done  during the  PM,  which  will  increase  the  life  of  components  and reduce unscheduled downtime. The need for major adjustments, repairs, or replacements is found and corrections made as required; not after failure has occurred. The   PM   can   be   scheduled   to   meet   your   needs;   the specific  schedule  (frequency)  for  these  PM  inspections will     depend     on     the     conditions     of     your     particular application and lift truck usage. The recommended planned maintenance and lubrication schedule  lists  those  items  considered  essential  to  the safety,  life,  and  performance  of  your  truck  with  typical recommended   service   intervals.   Brief   procedures   for inspections,   operational   checks,    cleaning,    lubrication, and adjustments are included for your reference. Also  noted  is  the  PM  inspection  and  report  form  which may be obtained from your local Clark dealer. Your  local  authorized  Clark  dealer  is  also  prepared  to help  you  with  your  PM  and  repair  programs  if  you  want assistance. He has trained service personnel  who  know your lift truck and are authorized to check and repair your truck  according  to  the  respective  safety  regulations  to keep it operating safely and efficiently. F-37

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