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Chuck Yung Especialista de Sénior de Soporte Técnico de EASA
Una de las cosas más mundanas de las que debemos preocuparnos como reparadores es el almacenamiento de los motores y para muchos, almacenar motores grandes para clientes importantes representa ganancias. Para todos nosotros, ser conscientes de cómo nuestros clientes almacenan los motores que les reparamos es crítico desde el punto de vista de la satisfacción del cliente. Es probable que un motor mal almacenado sufra fallos en el devanado o en los rodamientos, y no queremos reclamos por garantía poco realistas sobre algo que está fuera de nuestro control.
Nuestras principales preocupaciones al almacenar motores, especialmente a largo plazo, son los devanados, los rodamientos y el pandeo del eje.
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