Inspection & maintenance
MANUFACTURER SERVICE
Inspection & maintenance
Understand your machine’s condition and plan the work needed for continued service. We consider parts replacement and future maintenance around the model and how it is used.
When to consult us
- A scheduled inspection is approaching.
- You want to check a machine used for many years.
- You want to use a production shutdown for servicing.
- You plan to restart a machine after a long idle period.
If there is abnormal noise, vibration or leakage, stop operation and contact the repair team.
Inspection adapted to the machine
KS tubular bowl
Bowl, bearings, idler / drag components and belts; vibration, speed and safety-device checks.
Basket centrifuge
Basket, spindle, bearings, drive and brake; lid, safety devices and fitted scraping mechanisms.
Decanter centrifuge
Rotating parts, bearings, gearbox, drive and lubrication; vibration, speed and fitted protective devices.
These are examples. Disassembly, measurements and parts replacement are agreed for the requested work and machine specification.
Findings and the next maintenance steps
Inspection results
We explain the areas checked, machine condition and relevant measurements.
Necessary servicing
We recommend replacement or adjustment based on wear, deterioration and the findings.
Future planning
Discuss the next inspection, spare parts and available production downtime.
Please tell us in advance if you need particular report items, records or a specified format.
Routine checks, statutory inspection and overhaul
Routine checks
Follow the supplied instruction manual for day-to-day operating and component checks.
Statutory inspections
The equipment operator is responsible for inspections and records required in the country of use. These are distinct from a manufacturer service visit.
Servicing and overhaul
Disassembly, replacement and adjustment are planned from the condition and operating history of the machine.
From enquiry to inspection
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Machine and usage review
Tell us the model, usage, preferred timing and available shutdown period.
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Scope, quotation and schedule
We confirm the service method, access and other conditions needed for the work.
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Inspection and agreed servicing
We arrange the work after you confirm the scope. Any additional work is explained before proceeding.
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Results and future maintenance
We report the findings and discuss the next inspection or parts replacement.
Information to prepare
- Model, serial number, quantity and installation location; bowl number if relevant.
- Approximate age and operating hours, process material, previous service and symptoms.
- Preferred dates, available downtime, previous reports and safely obtained photographs.
- Working space, access routes and lifting facilities can be reviewed for the agreed scope.
For equipment outside Japan, please tell us the country and installation site. We will confirm the available service method, shipping arrangements, schedule and costs for your location. For site visits or operating instruction, we will also agree the language and communication arrangements in advance.
Inspection & maintenance enquiry
Fields marked Required are required. Please provide the other information as far as you know.
After sending, you will receive an acknowledgement by email. A member of our team will review your enquiry and contact you. If you have not heard from us after three business days, please contact web@kansaienshin.co.jp or +81-6-6458-8101.