If the operatordoes not remove such equipment or machinery from serviceimmediately, another citation for such failure should be issuedgiving the operator reasonable time to comply. This Section in no way affects enforcement of other mandatorysafety standards and should be used only where such condition isnot covered by any other regulation. Lack of frame grounding,improper protection, etc., are to be cited under the appropriatesections in accordance with Section 104 of the Act allowingreasonable time for compliance. Appropriate enforcement action under this Sectionshould be taken if these load-locking valves are not beingmaintained. When this occurs, the equipment is not in safeoperating condition and must be removed from service and properlyrepaired.
Faulty equipment responds in two ways.
This response indicatesthat the protective circuits in the solid-state logic unit aresensing a fault and are functioning properly. Second, the trammotors immediately start in high-tram and continue to run in thismode. This response indicates that an electrical fault ispresent on the machine and that the protective circuits in thesolid-state logic unit are inoperative. Proper functioning of temperature-sensitive switches or otherdevices which shut down air compressor motors when overheatingoccurs is essential to the safe operation of this equipment. Examinations and testing performed on air compressors mustinclude attention to overtemperature devices, and whenever thesesafety features are not functioning properly the equipment mustbe immediately removed from service.