01Choose observable conditions
Use the equipment manual and site operating plan to define the checks. Record relevant pressures, quality readings, dryer status and alarms with the running state. A value taken during standby should not be compared blindly with one taken at full demand.
02Capture departures clearly
When something differs, note the time, operating load and associated event. A short description such as pressure fell during line restart is more actionable than abnormal checked on a form. Avoid diagnosing a component solely from a single observation.
03Close the record
Assign follow-up ownership and record the result of qualified investigation or maintenance. Keep the before-and-after evidence linked. The purpose of the log is to detect and resolve change, not to accumulate a page of identical ticks every day.
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