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BIMBO BAKERIES USA

FORT WORTH,TEXAS

May, 2018

Infrared Inspection Report©

2605 CHARTER OAK DRIVE, LITTLE ROCK, AR 72227PHONE: 800-737-1787 & 501-228-5001 FAX: 501-228-5001 EMAIL: [email protected]

Bimbo Bakeries USA7301 South FreewayFort Worth, Texas, 76134Company Contact:Tim ConnProject: 07150518

DISCLAIMERThis report and the recommendations contained in it are based upon conditions and practices observed and information madeavailable to United Spectrographics personnel. This report does not purport to list all hazards or faulty conditions. It is not in-tended to indicate that other hazards or faulty conditions do not exist. Severity ratings in the report are based on the criteriashown in this report and are intended as guidelines only. No responsibility is assumed for the control of the facility’s condition,maintenance practices or correction of conditions indicated herein.By issuing this report, neither United Spectrographics nor any of its employees makes any warranty, expressed or implied, con-cerning the contents of this report. Furthermore, neither United Spectrographics nor any of its employees shall be liable in anymanner (other than liability that may be expressed in any policy of insurance that may be issued by United Spectrographics) forpersonal injury or property damage or loss of any kind arising from or connected with this inspection or failure to inspect.

ORDER OF REPORT CONTENTS

1: Data To Facilitate Understanding &Utilizing Scan Report

2: Scan Results Overview & Action TakenForm

3: Identified Faulting Conditions,Information & Photographs

4: List Of Facility Equipment IdentifiedBy The Customer Representative &Notations Of Faulting Conditions Found

Utilizing Report Contents

Included in this report are Photographs and Thermographs of problem areas found during our recent

Infrared Inspection of your facility.

Each problem area picture is accompanied by:

Date

Location Information

Temperature Calculations

Color-coded Temperature Intensity and/or Condition Significance Data

A Brief Comment Relating The Item In The Photograph To Its Corresponding

Thermograph

Suggested Corrective Recommendations.

In most cases, problems (faults) found will be listed according to the date and order that they were located,

rather then by significance or priority, as we feel that you and/or your personnel can best judge this,

keeping in mind circuit importance and thermograph intensity.

Thermal intensity is indicated by use of a color-coded data inserts that locate a fault‘s position on the

standard electrical failure curve. The color of the insert represents the temperature range of the hottest

item, or a portion of the item's circuitry, pointed out in the thermograph. The temperature ranges which the

colored inserts represent are grouped as follows:

INSERT Temperature Range

Red 70ºC/126ºF and higher above Ambient Operating Temp.

Orange 40ºC/72ºF to 69ºC/124ºF above Ambient Operating Temp.

Yellow 25ºC/45ºF to 39ºC/70ºF above Ambient Operating Temp.

Green *10ºC/18ºF to 24ºC/43ºF above Ambient Operating Temp.( * See page 4)

FAULTY EQUIPMONTHS MONTHS TO WEEKS WEEKS TO NOW

Determining Cost Effective Responses

Electrical equipment failures generally follow a standard mechanical/electrical failure curve. Dividing thefailure curve into temp. ranges and locating a problems position on the curve allows us to indicate theprobable time to its failure. Knowing a problems probable time to failure allows you to make a cost effectiveresponse to the problem areas that we locate.

Below is a depiction of the electrical fault failure curve with the thermal intensity ranges and thecolors that we assign to faults detailed in our reports.

Built In Trend Monitoring

When yearly scans are accomplished, report results allow you to trend monitor your electrical equipmentwithout having to cross reference previous report findings.

If a previous years problem is not repaired it will show up again in the current scan report and its currentintensity range indicates a current effective response.

YEARS

10ºC *18ºF

25ºC45ºF

40°C72ºF

70°C126ºF

AMBIENT TEMP

STANDARD ELECTRICAL FAULT FAILURE CURVE(Does Not Include Area In Blue)

DEVICETEMP

ISAMBIENT,

BUTDEVICE

ISEITHERFAULTY

ORUNSAFE.INTERMEDIATEMINOR SERIOUS CRITICAL

Defining Total Temperature and Ambient Operating Temperature AndExplanation For Their Use

Total Temperature:

Total Temperature = Ambient Operating Temperature + Fault temperature

Allows you, the customer, to evaluate possible damage to equipment.

Leads fail between 90ºC/194ºF and 110ºC/230ºPhenolic fails around 200ºC/392ºFTransformers and Motor Insulation failure temperature depends oninsulation class rating.Contacts start to fail around 130ºC/266ºF

Ambient Operating Temperature (AOT*) for Infrared Scanning Purposes:

Temperature within a device container (Box or Cabinet) that is not directly affected byfaulting component = Normal Equipment Operating Temperature Contained By Boxor Cabinet.

If there is no container (Example: Device mounted to a wall) it is the temperatureadjacent to the device not affected by the fault.

Allows you, the customer, to determine if device will operate at intended amperage.

Most switchgear is rated to operate at approximately 40ºC/104ºF (Industrial) to50ºC/122ºF (Marine)

If AOT is enough above normal rated temperature, either of the followingconditions can cause an unanticipated trip.

1. An intermittent high load.2. A minor (Green) or intermediate (Yellow) fault.

Report pages with photographs:

PH stands for Visible Light PhotographTH stands for Infrared Light Thermograph

*AOT stands for Ambient Operating Temperature

Both black & white and color infrared thermographs are presented to better depict thefault condition.

In addition to the corrective response time frame suggested below and the failure curve lo-cated on the previous page, you may want to consider using the militarystandard responses presented below.

Military Standard For Evaluating Faults Located In Electrical Equipment UtilizingTemperature Data Obtained With Infrared Imaging Equipment:

Temperatures rise above Ambient Operating Temperature:

*10ºC/18ºF to 24ºC/43ºF component failure unlikely, but corrective measures required at nextscheduled routine maintenance period or as scheduling permits. (Green Label)

25ºC/45ºF to 39ºC/70ºF component failure probable, unless corrected. (Yellow Label)

40ºC/72ºF to 69ºC/124ºF component failure almost certain, unless corrected.(Orange Label)

70ºC/126ºF and above component failure imminent. Immediately inform the person responsible forcontinued operation of equipment. (Red Label)

Note: United Spectrographics uses a Blue Label to indicate faults that require attention due toeither ambient temperature (Ex: Phase Not Operating), faulty equipment elements or unsafeconditions.

* Note: Temperature conditions below 10ºC/18ºF rise above AOT are not consideredsignificant enough to record and are usually not included in the reports unless the faulttemperature is being affected by a cooling medium such as oil or wind.

Fault Correction Recommendation When Our Source AssessmentIs Inaccurate:

When a fault is indicated in a connection or component and examination by your electriciandoes not turn up a loose connection or faulty component where we have indicated, a fault doesexist.

The electrician should continue to investigate the next connection or component to be foundin the direction that the heat is coming from until a source is located.

Example:

If a molded case breaker line side lead connection lug is indicated as a fault source and isfound to be secure, but not frozen in place, look for a loose connection or sign of over temp.in the lead holder lug.

SCAN RESULTS OVERVIEW

PROMPT ATTENTION ITEMS:

Because of:

1. The intensity or heat level indicated at the time of the scan.

2. Deterioration caused by excessive temperature not present at the time of the scan.

3. Physical condition irregularities observed at the time of the scan.

We recommend that the following faults be given prompt attention:

Faults: #1

Items With Asterisks Have High Total or Ambient Operating Temperatures.

United SpectrographicsMay, 2018

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

FAULTS BY CATEGORY NUMBER OF FAULTS FAULT NO./ITEM NO.

MINOR 32/2124/3055/313

INTERMEDIATE 23/3056/315

SERIOUS 1 1/172

CRITICAL 0 0

SERIOUS 0 0

Number of items located at facility: 405

Number of faults: 6

fflg#±tcet9ogFTapinicsi3To: Christine Grimshaw

Maintenance System ManagerBimbo Bakeries USA3301 Rider Trail SouthEarth City, MO

As requested by United Spectrographics technician Isamu charleston

my signature below indicates that all faulting conditions found during the _15th_/_May_/_2018_

inspection of the Bimbo Bakeries USA facility in _Fort Worth,Texas

were given to me or my designated representative in the "Bimbo Faults Found F`orm" and Iunderstand the location and severity of the faulting conditions found during the survey and theresponse needed to correct these faults.

I also understand that the final report will be sent to me within 2 weeks of the inspection and willalso be made available electronically to designated Bimbo corporate persormel.

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ACTION TAKENBuzzi Unicem USAFort Worth, Texas

May, 2018

Fault # Item # Category Repaired Monitor Date Name

1 172 Serious

2 212 Minor

3 305 Intermediate

4 305 Minor

5 313 Minor

6 315 Intermediate

PROJECT: 07150518

CUST REP: Eugene & Gary

SCAN REP: Isamu Charleston

DATE: May 15th, 2018

LOCATION: North PlantDonut LineControl Cabinet Labeled:

Donut Former & Deep FryerBottom Of CabinetRow Of Overload RelaysOverload Relay Labeled:

OL6APH # 1 >

ITEM: Aø, Bø, & Cø of Overload Rely

SOURCE: Line & load side lead connectionlug.

TEMP: Temp. of connections and lugsrange to:

82ºC / 180ºF Total Temp- 32ºC / 90ºF AOT

= 50ºC / 90ºF above AOT.

TH # 1 >

COMMENTS

Abnormal heat is being generated in overload re-lay connections. See orange arrows in PH#1 andTH#1.

Loose and/or corroded contact areas. Clean, in-spect and re-secure serviceable components.

TEMPERATURE ABOVEAOT

50°C / 90°F

TH # 1 >

PROJECT: 07150518




LOCATION: North PlantBread LineMake-Up AreaControl Cabinet Labeled:

DepannerMolded Case Breaker Labeled:

CB1 70A Main Breaker

< PH # 2

ITEM: Aø & Bø of Case Breaker (L1 & L2)

SOURCE: Line side lead connection lug.

TEMP: Temp. of connections and lugs rangeto:

48ºC / 118ºF Total Temp.- 31ºC / 88ºF AOT


< TH # 2

COMMENTS

Abnormal heat is being generated in casebreaker connections. See green arrows in PH#2and TH#2.

Loose and/or corroded contact areas. Clean, in-spect and re-secure.


17°C / 30°F

< TH # 2

PROJECT: 07150518




LOCATION: North PlantBun LineMake-Up AreaControl Cabinet Labeled:

Line 4 Bun OvenRight Cabinet DoorMolded Case Breaker Labeled:

TurbinePH # 3 >

ITEM: Bø of Case Breaker


TEMP: Temp. of connection and lug is:72ºC / 162ºF Total Temp.

- 36ºC / 97ºF AOT= 36ºC / 65ºF above AOT.

TH # 3 >

COMMENTS

Abnormal heat is being generated in casebreaker connection. See yellow arrows in PH#3and TH#3.

Loose and/or corroded contact area. Clean, in-spect and re-secure.


36°C / 65°F

TH # 3 >

PROJECT: 07150518





Line 4 Bun OvenRight Cabinet DoorMolded Case Breaker Labeled:

Ignition< PH # 4





< TH # 4

COMMENTS

Abnormal heat is being generated in casebreaker connection. See green arrows in PH#4and TH#4.



20°C / 36°F

< TH # 4

PROJECT: 07150518





Proof Box / Model ‘B’ A.C.Molded Case Breaker Labeled:

Main

PH # 5 >





TH # 5 >

COMMENTS

Abnormal heat is being generated in casebreaker connection. See green arrows in PH#5and TH#5.



19°C / 34°F

TH # 5 >

PROJECT: 07150518





Proofer Feed ConveyorsRight Cabinet DoorMolded Case Breaker Labeled:

CB1< PH # 6

ITEM: Aø & Bø of Case Breaker


TEMP: Temp. of connections and lugs rangeto:

68ºC / 154ºF Total Temp.- 38ºC / 100ºF AOT


< TH # 6

COMMENTS

Abnormal heat is being generated in casebreaker connections. See yellow arrows in PH#6and TH#6.

Loose and/or corroded contact areas. Clean, in-spect and re-secure.


30°C / 54°F

< TH # 6

No. Equipment Operating VisuallyInspected

Fault #

NORTH PLANT

MAINTENANCE SHOP

1 HV1—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

2 HV1 / 1,3,5—Control Cabinet X

3 HV1 / 1,3,5—Fuse Disconnect X

4 LV1—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

5 LV1—Fuse Disconnect X

6 LV1—Overhead Square D 3ø Transformer X

MAIN SWITCHGEAR ROOM

7 Main #1 Switchgear Section 1—480/277 Volt DistributionPanel

X


X

9 Main #1 Switchgear Section 3—Tie 4000 Amp CircuitBreaker

X

10 Main #1 Switchgear Section 4—Main 4000 Amp CircuitBreaker

X


X


X

13 Main #2 Switchgear Section 3—Main 4000 Amp CircuitBreaker

X

14 Electric Pad Emergency Flood Light Control—Control Cabi-net

X

15 EPP-1—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

16 Exhaust Fan—Motor Control X

17 Feed A / Feed B—Control Cabinet X

INGREDIENT WAREHOUSE

AREA/EQUIPMENT LIST

Following is a list of the electrical equipment located at the Bimbo Bakeries USA, Fort Worth, Texas,facility and data relating to its operating condition at the time the scan was performed.

NOTE: Items noted as visually inspected were not operational or show no visibleload at the time of the inspection.


Fault #

18 Bulk Fry Shortening Tank—Combination Starter X

19 Unlabeled Bulk Oil Tank Agitator—Combination Starter X

20 Chocolate Tank—Control Cabinet X

21 Donut Oil Tank—Control Cabinet X

22 DSXFRP-3—Molded Case Breaker X

23 Main Ingredient System Control Panel—PLC Cabinet X

24 Main Ingredient System Motor Starter Panel—Control Cabi-net

X

25 Main Ingredient System Motor Starter Panel—Disconnect X

26 NP-1—240/120 Volt Distribution Panel X



29 Unlabeled 240/120 Volt Distribution Panel (Right of NP-4) X

30 Panel S—240/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

31 #43 / Main Disconnect For Bulk Panel—Molded CaseBreaker

X

32 #45 / DSIWC—Molded Case Breaker X

33 #75—Manual Transfer Switch (Feed From A Side Only) X

34 #76—Molded Case Breaker X

35 #89 / XFRP-3—Overhead Transformer (No Access)

MCC-1

36 DS-NP-2 / Liquid Sweetener / Motor Control / Tank Lights /Line Heat

X

37 Shortening Holding Tank X

38 Elevator X

39 Liquid Shortening Pump Power/Control Power X

40 SF-1-A Office Supply Fan X

41 Feeds RTU1 and RTU2 In Engineering X

42 VAT X

43 Lighting and HVAC (LP-4) X

44 CP-1-A1 X


Fault #

45 DS-NP-1 Liquid Shortening X

46 SXF Sewer Sump Pumps Transformer X

47 CP-1-A Sucrose Tank Heater X

48 Model K Line 3 X

49 Engineering Office Transformer X

50 CP-1-A Office A/C Condensate Pump No. 1 X

51 BIS Office Transformer X

52 CU-4-A New Flour System Panel X

53 Incoming Feeder Cables X

54 Blank (Not In Service)

55 CP-4-A / CU-4-A Condensate Pump X

56 CU-5-A X

57 Recirculation Pump Chilled Water X

58 CU-5-A Dust Collector Weigh Up Room X

59 AC-4-A Locker Room Evaporator Unit X

60 PC-1-A Walk-In Cooler Evaporator Unit / North West Unit X

61 ISO-SWEET Liquid Sweetener Pumps / Tank Heat X

62 Shortening Pump X

63 Pallet Flipper X

64 PC-3-A Walk-In Cooler Evaporator Unit / South West Unit X

65 PC-2-A X

66 PC-4-A Walk-In Cooler Evaporator Unit / South East Unit X

67 EF-3-A Locker Room Exhaust Fan X

68 SHC-1-A Perimeter Heat X

69 HC-1-A Club Room Air Conditioning Unit X

70 HC-4-A Thrift Store Air Conditioning Unit X

71 Control Air Compressor / Office Air Conditioning Unit X

72 Unlabeled X

73 WF-1-A GMP Roof Top Unit RTU4 X

74 WF-2-A X


Fault #

75 EF-5-A X

76 Hot Water Circulation Pump / Office / 2nd Floor WaterHeater and Circulation Pump

X



OUTSIDE STORAGE TANKS

79 Unlabeled 60 Amp Square D Fuse Disconnect X


81 45 kVA HPS 3ø Transformer X

82 Liquid Shortening Units A&B—Control Cabinet X

83 Yeast A/C—Manual Transfer Switch (System A Only) X

84 Yeast Chiller #1—Control Cabinet X

85 Yeast Chiller #2—Control Cabinet X

YEAST HOUSE

86 (Left) Unlabeled 30 Amp Square D Fuse Disconnect X

87 (Right) Unlabeled 30 Amp Square D Fuse Disconnect (NotIn Service)


89 45 kVA Square D 3ø Transformer X

90 Heat Trace Panel—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

91 Shortening Pump—Fuse Disconnect X

92 Yeast (Main)—Control Cabinet X

93 Yeast Control Panel—Fuse Disconnect X

NORTH MACHINE ROOM

94 Panel #5 / IPG5—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

95 Panel #17 / X—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

96 Panel #18 / Z—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

97 Panel #19 / Y—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

98 Panel W—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

99 Panel W-1—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

100 Air Compressor #1—Control Cabinet X


Fault #



103 Air Dryer #1—Control Cabinet X

104 Air Dryer #4—Control Cabinet (Could Not Open UnderLoad)

105 Air Dryer #5—Control Cabinet X

106 Chilled Water Pump System—Control Cabinet X

107 Oxidizer—Control Cabinet X

JANITORIAL AREA

108 Laundry Washer & Dryer—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

109 Cake Plant Maintenance—Overhead 30 kVA Acme 3øTransformer

X

GLYCOL ROOF AREA

110 (East) Central Glycol System—Control Cabinet X

111 (West) Central Glycol System—Control Cabinet X

112 Oil Cooler Condenser Unit—Control Cabinet X

113 Refrigeration Circuit #1 Condenser Fan Control—ControlCabinet

X

114 Refrigeration Circuit #2 Condenser Fan Control—ControlCabinet

X

UPS ROOM

115 Circulation Pump—Fuse Disconnect X

116 SHC-1-A—Fuse Disconnect X

117 Water Heater—Fuse Disconnect X

118 #1 / DSXF-CPS—Fuse Disconnect X

119 #3 / DS-UPS—Fuse Disconnect X

120 #4 / Transfer CPS—Manual Transfer Switch X

121 #5 / Transfer (Emergency/Normal)—Manual TransferSwitch (Could Not Open Under Load)

122 #6 / CPS—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

123 #24 / ERP-1—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

124 #33 / LP-1—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X


Fault #

125 #34 / RP-6—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X



128 #95 / Disconnect For LP-1—Molded Case Breaker X

129 #96 / DSXFRP-6—Molded Case Breaker X

130 #97 / XFRP-6—30 kVA Sorgel 3ø Transformer X

131 #98 / DSXFRP-7—Molded Case Breaker X

132 #99 / XFRP-7—30 kVA Sorgel 3ø Transformer X

133 #100 / XFCPS—15 kVA GE 3ø Transformer X

BOILER ROOM

134 #3 Air Compressor—Control Cabinet X

135 #3 Air Compressor—Motor Control X

136 BPP-1—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

137 Boiler #1 Burner—Control Cabinet (Not In Service)

138 Boiler #2 Burner—Control Cabinet X

139 Emergency Generator Panel—Automatic Transfer Switch(Utility Side Only)

X

140 Exhaust Fan 1-C—Combination Starter X

141 Hot Water Heater—Control Cabinet X

142 Hot Water Pump—Combination Starter X

143 Hot Water Storage Tank—Motor Control X

144 Supply Fan 1-C—Combination Starter X

145 Zeks Air Dryer/Tank—Control Cabinet X

DONUT LINE #7

146 Overhead 45 kVA Square D 3ø Transformer X

147 #26 / DSRP4/RP5/LP3—Molded Case Breaker X

148 #31 / DSLP2—Molded Case Breaker X

149 #47 / BPP-1—Molded Case Breaker X

150 #56—Molded Case Breaker X

151 #82—Overhead Transformer (No Access)


Fault #

152 #82 / DSXFRP4—Molded Case Breaker X

153 L7-CP#4—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

154 L7-CP#8 Line 7 Conveyor—Control Cabinet X

155 L7-CP#9 Enrober—Control Cabinet X

156 L7-CP#11 Oxidizer—Control Cabinet X

157 L7-CP#33 / DSNP14—Control Cabinet X



160 Bag Sealer—Control Cabinet X

161 Bag Sealer—Fuse Disconnect X

162 Bagger System—Control Cabinet X

163 Box Closer—Control Cabinet X

164 Box Donut—Control Cabinet X

165 Box Donut—Fuse Disconnect X

166 Chocolate Pump Inverter—VFD X

167 Cooling Tunnel—Control Cabinet X

168 Cooling Tunnel—VFD X

169 Donut Depositor—Control Cabinet X

170 Donut Feed Conveyors—Control Cabinet X

171 Donut Feed Conveyors—Molded Case Breaker X

172 Donut Former & Deep Fryer—Control Cabinet X 1

173 Donut Glazer—Control Cabinet X

174 Donut Glazer—Fuse Disconnect X

175 Double Box Former—Control Cabinet X

176 Metal Detector—Control Cabinet X

177 New Parsons—Control Cabinet X

178 Single Box Former—Control Cabinet X

179 Sugar Coater #1—Control Cabinet X




Fault #

182 Sugar Coater #3—VFD X


SCALING ROOM

184 #1 UAS Dust Collection System—Combination Starter X

185 #1 UAS Dust Collection System—Fuse Disconnect X

186 Minor Room I/O Panel—PLC Cabinet X

BREAD LINE 2

MAKE-UP AREA

187 2PL1—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

188 2PL2—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

189 #13 / Panel V—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel (No Access)


191 A6 / DSA6 / Tote System Heat Trace & Heat Pads—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel

X

192 L2-BC-CP1 Cooler Exhaust Fans—Control Cabinet X

193 L2-CV-CP16 Line 2 Bread Line Conveyor L&R (Old)—Control Cabinet

X

194 L2-DM-CP1 Line 2 Mixer 1—Control Cabinet X

195 L2-DM-CP2 Line 2 Mixer 2—Control Cabinet X

196 L2-DV-CP3 Bread Conveyor / 2DB05/06—Control Cabinet X

197 L2-HVP4—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

198 L2-LR-CP2 Flour Recovery System—Control Cabinet(Could Not Open Under Load)

199 L2-LVP3—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

200 L2-LVP3—Overhead Square D 3ø Transformer X

201 L2-ML-CP4 Line 2 Moulder 2—Control Cabinet X

202 L2-ML-CP5 Line 2 Moulder 1—Control Cabinet X

203 L2-PB-CP1 Line 2 Proofer—Control Cabinet X

204 L2-RL-CP1 / AMF Relidder—Control Cabinet X

205 Line 2 Bread Line Conveyor 0—PLC Cabinet X

206 Line 2 Bread Line Conveyor R (New)—Control Cabinet X


Fault #

207 Line 2 Bread Line Conveyor R (New)—Fuse Disconnect X

208 Line 2 Oven—Control Cabinet X

209 Line 2 Oven—Molded Case Breaker X

210 Bread Pan Oiler—Control Cabinet X

211 Crumb Blower—VFD X

212 Depanner—Control Cabinet X 2

213 Depanner—Fuse Disconnect X

214 Dough Transfer Conveyor—Control Cabinet X

215 ELP-1—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

216 Lid Tender Robot CP-1—Control Cabinet X

217 LP-2—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

218 Motor Starter I/O Panel—PLC Cabinet X

219 Motor Starter Panel—Control Cabinet X

220 Motor Starter Panel—Disconnect X

221 Pan Cleaner—Combination Starter X

222 Pan Cleaner—Control Cabinet X

223 Pan Cleaner—Power Supply X

224 Pan Stacker Robot—Control Cabinet X

225 Pan Stacker Robot—Fuse Disconnect X

226 Pan Tender Shuttle System CP-1—Control Cabinet X

227 Pan Tender Shuttle System CP-3—Control Cabinet (No Ac-cess)

228 Pan Tender Shuttle System CP-4—Control Cabinet X

229 Pan Unstacker Robot—Control Cabinet X

230 Pan Unstacker Robot—Fuse Disconnect X

231 RP-4—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

232 Seeder—Control Cabinet X

233 Seeder—Fuse Disconnect X

234 Single Level APSRS / Pan Transfer System CP-1—ControlCabinet

X

235 Spiral Cooling Conveyor—Control Cabinet X


Fault #

236 Super Sacker I/O Panel—PLC Cabinet X

237 Tote System Panel—Control Cabinet X

238 Tote System Panel—Fuse Disconnect X

239 Vacuum Panel—Control Cabinet X

WRAPPING AREA

240 (Left) Overhead 11 kVA Tierney 3ø Transformer X

241 (Middle Left) Overhead 11 kVA Tierney 3ø Transformer X

242 (Middle Right) Overhead 11 kVA Tierney 3ø Transformer X

243 (Right) Overhead 11 kVA Tierney 3ø Transformer X

244 #1-0024—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

245 #1-0025—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

246 #1-0025—Overhead Square D 3ø Transformer X

247 #6 / 4PL2—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

248 #83 / XPFRP-5—Overhead 3ø Transformer (No Access)

249 Basket Rotary Denester—Control Cabinet X

250 Basket Rotary Denester—Fuse Disconnect X

251 Bimbo Rooftop Units—PLC Cabinet X

252 Unlabeled VFD Cabinet (Right of Bimbo Rooftop Units) X

253 Bread Line Basket Unstacker & Double Dolly Loader—Control Cabinet

X

254 Bread Line Bottom Up Stacker & Dolly Loader—ControlCabinet

X

255 Heating Contactor #3—Motor Control X

256 Jet Air Blower—VFD X

257 L-Transfer Panel—Control Cabinet X

258 L-Transfer Panel—Fuse Disconnect X

259 L1 Dolly Loader—Control Cabinet X

260 L1 Dolly Unloader—Control Cabinet X

261 L2-CP#16 Slicer Feed & Basket System—Control Cabinet X

262 LP-3—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

263 MCC2—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X


Fault #

264 RP-5—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

265 Slicer #1—Control Cabinet X

266 Fuji Wrapper #1—Control Cabinet X

267 Fuji Wrapper #1—Fuse Disconnect X

268 Bagger #1—Control Cabinet X

269 Bag Tier #1—Control Cabinet (Could Not Open UnderLoad)

270 Basket Loader #1—Control Cabinet X






276 Double Bagger #2—Control Cabinet X

277 Double Bagger Bag Tier #2—Control Cabinet (Could NotOpen Under Load)















Fault #

291 Double Bagger Bag Tier #4—Control Cabinet (Could NotOpen Under Load)


QUALITY CONTROL ROOM

293 L4-BP-1 R&D Lighting Panel 1—208/120 Volt DistributionPanel

X

294 Overhead 45 kVA HPS 3ø Transformer X


296 #1 Accumax—Control Cabinet X

297 #2 Accumax—Control Cabinet X

BUN LINE 4

MAKE-UP AREA

298 #14 / RPM-2—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

299 Unlabeled 208/120 Volt Distribution Panel (Below Panel#14 / RPM-2)

X

300 #80—Overhead Transformer (No Access)

301 Bun Line Conveyor B&M Pan Return—Control Cabinet X

302 Bun Line Conveyor R (New)—Control Cabinet X

303 Bun Line Conveyor R (Old)—Control Cabinet X

304 Bun Line Mixer—Control Cabinet X

305 Line 4 Bun Oven—Control Cabinet X 3, 4

306 Depanner—Control Cabinet X

307 Flour Use & Recovery System—Control Cabinet X

308 Flour Use & Recovery System—Disconnect X

309 Jet Air Blower—VFD X

310 Pan Shuttle System CP-2—Control Cabinet (No Access)

311 Pan Stacker—Control Cabinet X

312 Pan Unstacker—Control Cabinet X

313 Proof Box / Model ‘B’ A.C.—Control Cabinet X 5

314 Proofer—Control Cabinet X

315 Proofer Feed Conveyors—Control Cabinet X 6


Fault #

316 RPM-1—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

317 Spiral Cooling Conveyor—Control Cabinet X

WRAPPING AREA

318 L-3—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel X

319 L-3—Overhead 30 kVA Square D 3ø Transformer X

320 Line 4 Wrapping Panel—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel X

321 Bun Line Conveyor B—Control Cabinet X

322 Bun Line Conveyor BC&S—Control Cabinet X

323 Bun Line Conveyor NB—Control Cabinet X

324 Bulk Packer #1—Control Cabinet X

325 Bulk Packer #2—Control Cabinet X

326 UBE Slicer #1—Control Cabinet X

327 Bag Tier #1—Control Cabinet X









336 Basket Lift Section—Control Cabinet X

337 Basket Unstacker North—Control Cabinet X

338 Basket Unstacker North—Fuse Disconnect X

339 Basket Unstacker & Dolly Unloader South—Control Cabinet X

340 Bottom Up Basket Stacker / Double Dolly Loader—ControlCabinet

X

341 Bun Line Bottom Up Stacker & Double Dolly Loader #1—Control Cabinet

X

342 Bun Line Bottom Up Stacker & Double Dolly Loader #2—Control Cabinet

X


Fault #

343 Dolly Unloader North—Control Cabinet X

344 Dolly Unloader North—Fuse Disconnect X

345 Double Dolly Loader #1—Control Cabinet X

SOUTH PLANT

COMPRESSOR ROOM

346 E—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel

347 J—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel

348 LDPCEP—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel

349 75 KVA Transformer

350 F—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel

351 FF—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel

352 CWP-1 Combination Starter

353 HWP-1 Combination Starter

UPSTAIRS SPLINE AREA

354 DDD6L—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel

355 Water Heater Disconnect

356 Sign Lighting Control Cabinet

357 30 KVA Transformer

358 EF-29 Disconnect




362 KKK2L—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel

MCC DD8

363 AHU-1

364 AHU-2

365 AHU-3

366 AHU-4

367 AHU-5

368 AHU-6


Fault #

369 EF-26

370 Blank

371 Blank

372 EF-27

373 EF-28

MCC KK7

374 Incoming

375 EF-29

376 EF-30

377 EF-31

378 EF-32

379 EF-33

380 AHU-7

381 AHU-10

382 AHU-8

383 AHU-14

384 AHU-9

385 Blank

386 EF-34

387 AHU-16

388 AHU-15

BOILER ROOM

389 II—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel

390 I—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel

MAIN ELECTRICAL ROOM

391 Autovar Capacitor Bank (client did not open)

392 Main 480/277 Volt Switchgear 6 Sections (client did notopen)

393 Transfer Switch A (client did not open)

394 D-480/277 Volt Distribution Panel


Fault #

395 Transfer Switch B (client did not open)

396 K—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel

397 DD5—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel

398 Panel G—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel



401 DDP2L—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel

GARAGE

402 MTM—480/277 Volt Distribution Panel

403 Unlabeled—75 KVA Square D 3ø Transformer

404 LTMA—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel

405 LTMB—208/120 Volt Distribution Panel

Roof of North Plant not scanned due to inclementweather and time.South Plant not scanned due to ongoing construction/re-build.

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