ICGSMA Bulletin - Indian Coast Guard
ICGSMA Bulletin - Indian Coast Guard
ICGSMA Bulletin - Indian Coast Guard
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<strong>ICGSMA</strong> BULLETIN (JAN - MAR 13)<br />
* Use a surge protector on the power line and the<br />
phone line (for fax machines), not just a power<br />
strip.<br />
SPOTS ON THE PAGE<br />
If spots appear on the page, like toner is<br />
being “dropped” on the page, the problem is<br />
usually the developer unit. The developer unit is<br />
seldom able to be rebuilt and should be replaced.<br />
DOUBLE IMAGING<br />
The main cause of the print being<br />
duplicated in areas where they are not wanted is<br />
the fuser assembly. An improper combination of<br />
toner and drum in a toner cartridge could also be<br />
the problem. Faxing a page that has letter head<br />
printed with thermal ink may cause the image to<br />
be transferred to the rest of the page.<br />
PAPER JAMS<br />
* Moist paper or specialty paper (checks, slick<br />
paper) can cause jams.<br />
* A machine dirty with paper dust can cause a<br />
jamming problem. Wipe the feed tires and the<br />
interior of the machine with a cloth.<br />
DARK PAGES<br />
* Check to ensure the density is not set for too<br />
dark a setting.<br />
* The drum may need to be replaced.<br />
* The toner cartridge could have a problem. Try<br />
replacing to see if that corrects the problem. If it<br />
does, notify your supplier.<br />
A CASE STUDY- MODIFICATION OF MAIN<br />
DA SEA WATER COOLING PUMP FITTED<br />
ONBOARD FPV CLASS<br />
main DAs of Capacity 120 KW and 01 no Harbour<br />
DA of Capacity 80 KW Make: M/s Cummins for<br />
power generation and distribution on board.<br />
The engine coolant of these DA’s is cooled<br />
COMMON PAINT DEFECTS AND REMEDIES<br />
(DO YOU KNOW?)<br />
CHIPPING - Chipping of paint film is due to excessive<br />
use of putty or due to very thick coat of paint or<br />
defective surfaces.<br />
SOLUTION - Regulate the use of putty and paint.<br />
CHALKING - Chalking occurs when ultraviolet rays<br />
cause the paint binder to disintegrate. It can happen<br />
when interior paints are used for exterior surfaces.<br />
SOLUTION - Remove any unstable paint films. Allow<br />
the wall to dry thoroughly, and repaint with a<br />
recommended paint. Make sure the paint is not<br />
adulterated with foreign materials.<br />
CISSING - Cissing or tiny craters are caused by oily or<br />
greasy surface/due to water based paints being<br />
applied over glossy or smooth enamel paints.<br />
SOLUTION - Clean the surface thoroughly with soap<br />
solution and water. Roughen the enamel paint with<br />
Sandpaper or use a barrier coat of matt primer.<br />
EFFLORESCENCE - Efflorescence or formation of<br />
white powdery deposit on walls after painting is<br />
caused due to salts present in the building material<br />
like brick and mortar, which surface later on.<br />
SOLUTION - Give a long time gap between<br />
plastering and painting (about 6 months including<br />
one monsoon) Use paint with a porous film like<br />
emulsions and distempers.<br />
INTRODUCTION<br />
BA Waghmare, USE (ER)<br />
ICGS SK Chauhan<br />
FPV class of ships is fitted with 02 nos of<br />
by sea water through sea water pumps. The<br />
An insight to trouble shooters 13