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Troubleshooting
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When a hydraulic
problem occurs, the first thing the mechanic or electrician usually does
is CHANGE THE
PUMP. The pump is usually the most expensive and
time
consuming component to change. A plywood plant in
Virginia recently changed 5 pumps in one week at $3,000 each because of
a faulty $200 check valve. So exactly why is the
pump randomly changed? It is because the maintenance person
does
not have the troubleshooting skills to verify that
the pump is good or bad. In this 90 minute webinar, Al Smiley
(GPM's President and Founder) will show you the specific
tests that should be made before changing any
pump. When a hydraulic
problem occurs, the first thing the local "knob turner" does is to
turn the pressures up. The thinking is, the higher the pressure
the better! Pressures that are set too high cause leakage, shock,
over heating, excessive energy usage and machine
damage. In this down
economy, plants are seemingly doing everything possible
to reduce operating cost. Rarely is the hydraulic system ever looked at
as a money saving opportunity. In this webinar you'll learn the
step by step procedure to properly set the pressures in the system to
reduce or eliminate the above mentioned
issues. Little or no
preventive maintenance is ever done to check the efficiency and
reliability of the pump. The thinking is that if the
machine is running the pump is fine. You'll find
specific reliability tests in this webinar that can be made on a regular
basis so that the pump can be changed before causing a system
shutdown. Companies
waste thousands of
dollars every year by changing out perfectly
good hydraulic pumps. Provide your maintenance crew with the
knowledge and skills needed to troubleshoot and maintain your
systems by registering for this webinar now. The
webinar is fully browser based and requires no installation of
software on your end. Our PowerPoint
presentation is broadcast directly to your browser. Once you
register, you will be able to download and print out the program
content. Questions can be
asked and answered by text or audio while the webinar is in
progress! All of the benefits of a live instructor are
provided with none of the additional costs. Since the webinar is
priced by the number of computers connected and not by attendee, it can
be presented on a large screen in a meeting room for the same cost as
for one person.
Cost of access is
only $325 for the 90 minute webinar!
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