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• Machine audits will help identify areas of inefficiency, allowing for improvements to be made, both short and long-term, that will increase overall run-time, performance and minimize downtime and repairs.
• By identifying and correcting errors, machine audits can improve the accuracy of your fills and Declared Net Weight while reducing product waste.
• Machine audits can identify potential safety hazards and risks, enabling proactive measures to be taken to prevent accidents or injuries.
• Machine audits can identify opportunities for upgrades and enhancements that will improve overall operations and maximize profitability.

• Ball cage, vent tube, container seal, snift, and other common issues.
• Seam Tooling Wear.
• Preventative and Planned Maintenance call-outs: Line by line part status.

This process includes:

1. Recommending maintenance and part replacements to return the machine to factory specifications.
2. Identify wear items that need replacement.
3. Identify potential upgrades to equipment that will improve performance.
4. Inspect running components such as:
   1. Bowl level control and float.
   2. Filling valve wear parts and hard parts.
   3. Valve actuating assemblies and cams.
   4. Gearbox oil levels and viscosities.
   5. Lubrication system function. Check proper lubrication viscosities.
   6. Rotating assemblies for CIP, CO2, and N2.
   7. Compressed air and beverage piping/connection.
   8. Torque specifications.
   9. Pull down cam to block surface wear.
   10. Carriage lifter and related components relative to filler set-up.
   11. Purge/snift and CIP cams.
   12. Geartrains are inspected for lubrication, wear, and operation.
   13. Bowl lid inspected for condition and seal.
   14. Sight glass and sanitation trough gaskets.
   15. Seam Conveyance Components.
   16. Seam Tooling.
   17. Seam Upper and Lower Cams.