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Warm Lay Up Routine Running

The document outlines a warm lay-up routine for running various equipment on a weekly and monthly basis. Weekly tasks include turning specific pumps, running the main engine, and maintaining dry conditions in the cargo area. Monthly tasks involve operating thrusters, changing over pumps, and ensuring all firefighting and ventilation systems are functional.

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Warm Lay Up Routine Running

The document outlines a warm lay-up routine for running various equipment on a weekly and monthly basis. Weekly tasks include turning specific pumps, running the main engine, and maintaining dry conditions in the cargo area. Monthly tasks involve operating thrusters, changing over pumps, and ensuring all firefighting and ventilation systems are functional.

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Warm lay-up routine running:

Weekly:
1. Turn PS BOG as per weekly job. Turn SB BOG with broken pump 1 turn and a bit
2. ME : Turn, pre-lub, blow and give a kick ahead.
3. Run pilot fuel pump ME in combination with ME weekly
4. Steering gear, full movement, both pumps and greasing to keep the rudderstock full.
5. Run All Double wall fans to keep to keep maintain dry condition of GVU’s and piping
6. Cargo pumps rotation (is done daily by deck)

Monthly:
1. Run bow-thruster, full direction both sides. Run >15 min
2. Change over normal pumps, rotate 1-2-3 with SW pumps
3. Run Ballast pumps if not already done during the month
4. Run all Fire fighting pumps if not already done during the month.
5. Operate all master gas valves. Can be combined with ESD testing
6. Operate vent valves N2(FW of accommodation next to em. N2 line)
7. Run all ER ventilation fan atleast for a short while.
8. Deck-spray pump, combined with the Monthly test.
9. OWS full tank to tank, to be combined with monthly maintenance.
10. GCU fans both fans running short while as per monthly maintenance
11. ME LO purifier at least 2 hours to keep system operational.
12. Ventilation for E-room and C-room.

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