ALBERTA BOOTH
Essential/Advanced/Elite Service & Maintenance
Whether your shop needs a service call, an inspection, basic preventative maintenance service or something more comprehensive, we’ve got you covered.
Service Calls
During a crisis or the attempt to avoid one, our service calls provide on-site support for repairs, diagnostics and system performance problems.
Inspection Calls
Our finishing booth inspection visits support permitting, code compliance, and ownership changes. Inspections are required prior to maintenance calls if a booth has not been serviced within 12-months. They can be booked the same day as a maintenance call and the cost can be applied towards any Essential/Advanced/Elite Service & Maintenance offering.
Maintenance Calls
One-time maintenance, bi-annual or quarterly maintenance plans establish a preventative care schedule to keep your system operating at optimum efficiency, reduce downtime and extend equipment life.
The Benefits of preventative maintenance service
It extends the life of the equipment.
It minimizes unscheduled downtime.
It maintains consistency in product quality.
Preventive Maintenance can be defined as a program in which wear, tear, and change are anticipated, and continuous corrective actions are taken to ensure peak efficiency and performance. This helps to minimize premature deterioration by correcting minor problems before they become major repairs. An effective Preventative Maintenance program also uses detailed service records to track booth performance by using previously recorded set points and readings to establish a service report baseline.
Preventive Maintenance includes inspections, adjustments, and lubrication, as well as performance testing and analysis. However, we realize that equipment grows old, uses change, and techniques vary, which is why our experienced staff and certified technicians consider things like equipment age and equipment use to help you develop a Preventative Maintenance program that keeps your equipment running safely and efficiently.
Essential/Advanced/Elite
SERVICE & MAINTENANCE
Essential Maintenance
One-time visit to ensure the continued function of your equipment and systems.
Includes:
48 Point Maintenance Checklist
Advantages:
Lower investment
Peace of mind parts and components are running optimally
Scheduled annual filter change
Drawback:
Not ideal for high volume locations
Advanced Maintenance
Two visits within a 12-month calendar year checking functionality and efficiency.
Includes:
2 x 48 Point Maintenance Checklist
1 x Annual filter replacement1
One-time 10% discount2
Advantages:
Peace of mind for your booth
Discount on parts and products
Annual filter change
Drawback:
Higher program cost
Elite Maintenance
The best for your booth and it shows, benefit from quarterly visits within a 12-month calendar year.
Includes:
4 x 48 Point Maintenance Checklist
1 x Annual filter replacement3
Any-time 20% discount4
Priority access to emergency service technician (within 2 business days)
Advantages:
Peace of mind your parts and components are running optimally
Quick access to qualified technicians
Parts and product savings
Assessing or creating seasonal baselines
Annual filter change
Drawback:
Not ideal for low volume locations
Inspection Call
One-time visit by a professional Alberta Booth technician.
Includes:
19 Point Inspection Checklist
Advantages:
No wasted spend - choose a maintenance plan after your inspection and we'll apply your inspection fee toward the plan
Service Call
One-time service/repair call, these calls are scheduled for a minimum one hour however the actual service repair may take longer.
Includes:
In person appointment with Alberta Booth Technician
Advantages:
Trained, qualified people assessing your equipment
View our comprehensive inspection and maintenance checklists:
- Start the unit in every cycle to evaluate
- Install a code scanner (if applicable) and check for error history
- Open the unit access covers
- Inspect MUA filters
- Inspect the intake fan blades
- Inspect exhaust fan blades
- Inspect the burner condition for blockages and cracks
- Inspect the pressure switch tubes for blockages
- Test motor amps, clean cooling fan/ fins if applicable
- Inspect the intake fan bearings and lubricate if needed
- Inspect the exhaust fan bearings and lubricate if needed
- Check for any signs of rubbing/ grinding from the exhaust fan
- Check belt tension and adjust as needed (3/4"–1" play)
- Inspect electrical connections, contactors, and relays for burns or arcs
- Test controller temperature accuracy (control panel vs actual booth temperature)
- Check the paint booth ceiling and exhaust filter conditions
- Inspect pit cleanliness if downdraft/exhaust towers if a semi or cross draft booth
- Inspect door seals and door latches for tight seal, alignment, and tension
- Inspect mixing room exhaust and confirm operation
- Check lights for burnt bulbs or LEDs
- Confirm exhaust and intake grill/butterfly dampers are clear
- Confirm inlet damper operation
- Confirm recirc damper operation (if present)
- Confirm profile damper operation (if present)
- Confirm fire suppression nozzles in booth are covered
- Check for any airline leaks in and around the booth
- Check the condition of the airline filters.
- Check for gas leaks.
- Clean the flame sensor/scanner and spark plug/igniter unless replacing.
- Realign booth doors if needed.
- Check and adjust gas pressures as needed.
- Refill and adjust filter manometers (if present).
- Confirm bulkhead fitting is clear and calibrate the pressure gauge (auto balancing booths only)
- Visual inspection of booth panels for damage
- Check for general unit vibrations
- Verify proper rotation on all motors
- Check QAD motor operation
- Check all sheaves for wear and alignment
- Check and clean VFDs
- Inspect control panel wiring and connections.
- Check that unit goes into eco/idle mode (if applicable)
- heck remote panel lights, switch, and confirm functionality
- Confirm door switch operation (if present)
- Inspect door hinges
- Check high limit control
- Check ignition cable for proper connection
- Confirm air solenoid operation
- Inspect ductwork for damage/leaks
- Start the unit and confirm operation in every cycle.
- Check for active alarms and install a code scanner (if applicable) and check for error history.
- Inspect MUA filter condition.
- Inspect inlet filter condition.
- Inspect exhaust filter condition.
- Confirm the booth is balancing and stabilizing.
- Confirm booth temperatures are being achieved and stabilizing.
- Check for signs of dry bearings, belt slip, vibrations, or rubbing.
- Confirm all fans, bearings, and other components are accessible.
- Inspect electrical components for signs of burns or other visible issues.
- Inspect pit condition if downdraft, and towers if other booth design.
- Inspect door seals and door latches for a tight seal, alignment, and tension.
- Confirm mix room exhaust is operational.
- Check lights for burnt bulbs or LEDs, and lenses are clear.
- Confirm proper damper operation.
- Inspect airline filters.
- Confirm airline solenoid is operational.
- Confirm fire suppression nozzles in booth are covered.
- Check for any airline leaks.
Please Note: The above options are designed for standard sized automotive booths, contact us for industrial, powder or conveyor options. Travel fees applicable outside Calgary, Edmonton and Regina service areas.
1MUA, inlet and exhaust filters - labour only
2Valid for repair parts and filters when ordered before or during a maintenance visit - material only
3MUA, inlet and exhaust filters - labour only
4Valid for repair parts and filters - material only
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