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Preventive Maintenance

Regular, scheduled preventive maintenance minimizes the risk of unplanned failures and reduces the total cost of equipment maintenance. Thanks to our approach, customers can be confident that critical systems will remain operational and that the technical condition of their equipment is under control.
Preventing breakdowns is possible

6 steps to implementation

Complex electronics repairs restore full functionality to both modern and older electronic systems and entire devices.
Preparation and inspection – during an on-site visit, we perform preliminary diagnostics and plan for spare parts, tools, and the team.
Planning – we create a Preventive Maintenance schedule tailored to the equipment's operating cycle.
Service activities – we carry out planned work, i.e., replacement of worn components, lubrication, adjustments, and other planned activities.
Verification tests – functional tests and electrical safety tests.
Report + alerts – we provide documentation and predictive alerts about upcoming wear and tear.

Electronics maintenance vs. mechanical maintenance

Although electronics and mechanics are two separate worlds, they share a common priority—proactive action. Preventive maintenance always outweighs costly and stressful repairs after a breakdown.

Electronics maintenance
Mechanical maintenance
Main goal
Main goal
Prevention of failures in control, power supply, and communication systems
Maintenance of the efficiency of structures, drives, and power components
Typical activities
Typical activities
Cleaning tiles, replacing capacitors, ESD testing, recalibrating sensors
Lubrication, adjusting clearances, replacing bearings and seals, checking geometry
Workstations and tools
Workstations and tools
ESD tables, signal analyzers, soldering stations, endoscopic and thermal imaging inspection devices
CNC machine tools, hydraulic presses, torque wrenches
Key standards
Key standards
IPC‑7711/7721, IEC 61340‑5‑1, AQAP 2110
MIL‑STD‑810, ISO 1940‑1, AQAP 2110
Frequency
Frequency
Every 6–12 months or according to the number of operating cycles
Every 3–12 months or according to operating hours/mileage

Scope of equipment covered by preventive maintenance

We service a wide range of equipment, from IT infrastructure to aviation and TME equipment.
Flight simulators: projection systems, avionics, automation, hydraulics, HVAC
Test and measurement equipment: testers, stations, measurement systems, sensors
IT infrastructure: graphics cards, motherboards, servers, network devices
Building infrastructure: all UPS and HVAC components
Vehicles: engines, drive systems, power systems, electronics
Workshop and test equipment: CNC, climate chambers, analyzers
Batteries and power systems: capacity testing, cell balancing, replacement, upgrade

Benefits for the user

Fewer breakdowns, meaning better availability – up to a 70% reduction in unplanned downtime. Equipment works when you need it.
Lower costs – scheduled work is up to 50% cheaper than emergency repairs.
Full documentation – complete report and calibration certificates.
Flexibility – no need to send devices directly to foreign manufacturers.

Implementation standards

Test and Measurement Equipment (TME)
Predictive AI/ML models for key subsystems and devices
ISO 9001:2015 & AQAP 2110
IPC and ESD certified team

Data security

We process diagnostic and implementation data and reports in encrypted/dedicated databases in local networks or European data centers compliant with ISO 27001. Access is granted only to persons with the appropriate level of industrial security certification and authorized by the customer.
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How often should preventive maintenance be performed?

Normally every 6 or 12 months, but we adjust the schedule to the intensity of use. In special cases (e.g., flight simulator visualization systems), preventive maintenance is performed even more frequently.

Do you offer remote monitoring between inspections?

Yes, we use solutions that send predictive alerts about impending wear and tear. The system can be implemented in many ways, from video data and user log analysis to a network of IoT sensors.

How to extend the life cycle of systems?

Regular preventive maintenance allows you to maintain full functionality for up to 10–15 years longer than the manufacturer's nominal estimate. Early planning of spare parts availability (logistics packages) and monitoring of wear indicators are key. This allows you to avoid a sharp increase in costs and maintain operational continuity.

How does predictive AI/ML/IoT analytics work in maintenance?

Our algorithms learn normal operating patterns from available sources (e.g., sensor data or logs) and then detect deviations that indicate impending component wear. The AI platform processes data in real time and generates alerts for the maintenance team up to several weeks in advance. This allows you to schedule part replacements during a convenient service window and avoid costly downtime.

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