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RES 83307
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7/26/1983
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maintenance involves routine procedures such as lubrication, <br />cleaning and potential trouble conditions. Remedial mainte- <br />nance includes recognizing a trouble condition, alerting craft <br />personnel to its existence, a severity, correcting it and <br />determining whether a reported trouble condition still exists. <br />Other remedial maintenance procedures include a replacement of <br />any broken or worn unit, and verification that optimum service <br />has been restored. <br /> <br />Complete Centrex System maintenance is available immediately <br />after cutover. Complete maintenance includes all repairs and <br />necessary parts for keeping all station equipment, consoles, <br />ancillary equipment, and telephone switching service and <br />facilities available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If any <br />additional spare parts'are needed, Pacific Telephone will <br />obtain them promptly from its nearest supply enter or WECO <br />supply location. <br /> <br />Emergency maintenance/repair service is available to Pleasanton <br />twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week. <br /> <br />Pacific Telephone and the Bell System policy regarding total <br />system outages or major disasters such as fire, flood or <br />earthquak is to respond immediately. In the event of such <br />disasters, the total resources of the Bell System are at <br />Pacific Telephone's disposal. <br /> <br />In such emergencies, Pacific Telephone will have its expert <br />technical maintenance teams analyze the problem, accomplish <br />preliminary testing to clear any trouble in the Central Office, <br />and, if required, dispatch field technicians within one hour of <br />notification of the problems. <br /> <br />When outgoing transmission has been disrupted, Pacific Tele- <br />phone's Central Office diagnostic personnel will remote test <br />and clear the problem within a short period after notification, <br />or will dispatch a qualified technician to Pleasanton's <br />location within three hours if remote testing does not cure the <br />problem initially. <br /> <br />Minor repair problems, where telephone lines are still in ser- <br />vice but where repairs to individual telephone sets, cords or <br />bell~ are needed, generally constitute a lower priority type of <br />service request and can be responded to by the next working <br />day, However, appointments for any repair services can usually <br />be scheduled within twelve hours of notification or as required <br />by Pleasanton. <br /> <br />All maintenance appointments will be fully negotiated between <br />Pleasanton and the Repair Service Bureau personnel, and <br />commitments at appropriate to the urgency of the problem and <br />time of day of the request. <br /> <br />Pacific Telephone, in conjunction with the Bell System, <br />believes that preventative and remedial maintenance should be <br /> <br /> <br />
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