Content about Maintenance

CHICAGO — If you’ve read my columns, I hope you realize that performing routine preventive maintenance (PM) on your laundry equipment is a must if you want to get the most out of it. These efforts touch on utility-cost savings, maintaining customer satisfaction and extending the life of your equipment.

CHICAGO — Having worked as a service technician and a service and parts manager for 13 years, I can attest to how vitally important it is to have preventive maintenance performed regularly on your laundry equipment.

Store owners have limited time each day, and it typically shows in many preventive-maintenance schedules. There are always more important or crucial tasks that need to be accomplished before any type of maintenance can be completed, especially preventive maintenance. Does this sound familiar?