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The Seven Types of Equipment Abnormality
A key role of operators in Autonomous Maintenance is to quickly recognize and identify when equipment is operating under abnormal conditions. This prevents accidents, defects, breakdowns and helps to maintain the improvements from TPM. Learn the seven categories of equipment abnormalities and how to incorporate their detection into Autonomous Maintenance activity.
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What Is Autonomous Maintenance?
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2Getting Started with Autonomous Maintenance
06:21
3What Is Forced Deterioration?
03:08
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The Seven Types of Equipment Abnormality
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6Getting Started with Initial Cleaning
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7Safety Precautions for Initial Cleaning
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8How to Perform Initial Cleaning
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9Address Contamination Sources and Hard-to-Access Places
04:39
10Develop Provisional Standards
05:09
11What Is General Inspection?
03:22
12How to Conduct General Inspection
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13Autonomous Inspection
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14Revise Autonomous Maintenance Standards
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15Autonomous Management
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16What Is a One-Point Lesson?
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17How to Create One-Point Lessons
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18How to Use TPM Tags
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