Maintenance dates and intervals, 3 maint e nance s y st em – HEIDENHAIN CNC Pilot 4290 V7.1 User Manual
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Maintenance dates and intervals
Dates and intervals (see illustration):
I – interval: Time period of the maintenance interval, specified by
the machine manufacturer. During the on-time of the control, the
current maintenance interval is continuously reduced. The
maintenance system displays the remaining time in the “When”
column.
D – duration: Time period between “due” and “overdue,” specified
by the machine manufacturer.
Q—acknowledgment time period: In this period the maintenance
measures must be performed and acknowledged.
t1 – time point “Maintenance measure will soon be due”:
Starting from this time point, the maintenance measures can be
performed and acknowledged.
The status is marked in yellow.
Calculation: t1 = early warning * interval / 100
t2 – time point “Maintenance measure is due”:
Starting from this time point, the maintenance measures should
be performed and acknowledged.
The status is marked in red.
Calculation: t2 = interval
t3 – time point “Maintenance measure is overdue”:
At this time point, the maintenance measures are overdue.
The status stays on red.
Calculation: t3 = interval + duration
Explanations:
I:
Interval
D:
Duration
Q:
Acknowledgment time period
t1:
Maintenance action will soon be due
t2:
Maintenance action is due
t3:
Maintenance action is overdue