Preventive Maintainance Management Software ISTANBUL

Preventive maintenance is maintenance that is regularly performed on a piece of equipment to lessen the likelihood of it failing. Preventative maintenance is performed while the equipment is still working, so that it does not break down unexpectedly. Well this what google will tell you if you ask "what is preventive maintenance " I am a O&M(operation and maintenance) guy working in a power plant, looking after maintenance of various types of pumps and let me tell you that PM is something that should be a way of life rather than a concept to be used in industries. It helps you save tons of money, constant headache and many other worries. You can use PM not only for your automobiles but for anything to everything in your home. Eg: AC , refrigerators, fans ..........etc , basically any electrical or mechanical device should be regularly checked so that you can avoid heartburns later. I think PM is a derivative from the well known saying "PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE" . Just like your body needs regular check ups so does any machine. Skip these check ups and it will more often that not lead you to a hole in your pocket. SO PEOPLE KEEP YOUR MACHINES HEALTHY SO THAT THEY CAN KEEP YOU HAPPY.

  Preventive maintenance includes interventions which prevent breakdowns and reduce the probability of an advantage failing. That is, it's a sort of planned maintenance that is done even when a piece of equipment maintains its operational capability. As a guideline, it's far better to prevent issues than respond to them. Preventive maintenance reduces the probability of unforeseen issues by promoting optimum equipment performance.

Features

• Battery and cable ends.
• Coolant flush, oil change.
• Belts and filters.
• Spark plugs and plug boots or wires.
• Clean throttle bore and plate.
• Clean mass air flow depending on type.
• Disconnect battery for 5 minutes to force the PCM to relearn fuel trims and   spark maps.
• Make sure fuel trims stay low or near zero.
• Check front brakes, tire rods and ball joints.
• Check for leaks including exhaust.
• Measure tread depth and brake pad thickness.
• Grease any grease points on the chassis and suspension. Clear any codes or long term memories.
• Give the vehicle or equipment back.