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6. 1. C. - Page 24 maintenance inspections for all storm water pumps and motors. At a minimum, preventative maintenance should include: — Check electrical condition of insulation on power cable and on all phases of motor — Check for any loose or faulty electrical connections within the pump control panel — Check resistance between stator windings — Check voltage supply between all phases of the electrical control panel — Check voltage balance between all phases on the load side of the pump control with pump on — Check amperage draws on all phases of the pump motor — Check condition and operation of motor thermal protectors control system (if so equipped) — Removal of pumps and motors from pump station for physical inspection — Check condition of upper shaft seals (inspect condition of motor housing) — Check condition and operation of leakage detector (if so equipped) — Check lower shaft seals (inspect condition of oil) — Change oil if needed (cost of oil included) — Check for worn or loose impeller — Check all impeller wear rings — Check for noise in upper and lower bearings — Check physically for damage of pump and power cable — Clean, reset, and check operation of level sensors — Check for correct shaft rotation — Reinstall pump and motors, and check for leakage at the discharge connection — Test pump operation cycle — Check operating of valves and pipes in station Replacement parts must be the same make and model as the original component, unless otherwise authorized in writing by City staff. Contractor will provide a written report of all findings, results, and work performed for each pump station upon completion of preventative maintenance. Any work not specifically mentioned, but which is needed to make the maintenance complete within the intent of this specification shall be performed without additional cost. Contractor will complete preventative maintenance for all storm water pumps and motors before May of each year, and follow-up repairs before September of each year. Contractor should include a preventative maintenance schedule in the proposal. Contractor should propose an alternative schedule for the first year of the contract, as work is anticipated to begin in May. All preventative maintenance inspections shall be performed during the work week (Monday — Friday), between 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Contractor will contact the City to PUBLIC WORKS SERVICES DEPARTMENT FY2017-18 STORM PUMP PM AND ON-CALL REPAIR RFP 11 of 23