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    Product Safety Alert

    Date: 9 March 2018


    Bulletin Number: 1000012444‐SA Revision: 01

    Top Drive

    Subject: Inspection of Grounding Connections for Paint

    Product Model: All NOV Top Drives

    Effectivity: All NOV Top Drives

    Affected Assemblies: Top Drive Assemblies (Various Part Numbers)

    Objective
    Recommend inspection of grounding connections for evidence of paint or primer

    Issue
    NOV recently received a report of a TDS‐11SH drilling motor with a painted grounding lug (see Figure 1).
    NOV has found that some drilling motors have been received by NOV with paint on the grounding pads.
    Motors with paint on the grounding pads appear to have been delivered on top drives in some isolated
    instances and could have been delivered as spares (see Figure 2). To ensure equipment is grounded
    properly during operation, it is important that the grounding lugs and pads are in contact with as much
    surface area as possible to ensure maximum current transfer. The presence of paint or primer will
    prevent the current from flowing to the ground wire. Poor current transfer can potentially lead to
    equipment damage or put personnel at the risk of shock hazard.

    Solution
    NOV recommends that users disassemble and inspect their grounding pads and lugs throughout their
    equipment to ensure the contact surfaces are clean metal (see Figure 3). If the surfaces are not clean
    metal, clean the grounding pad using abrasives and a degreaser. Clean the grounding lugs using a
    solvent, such as Aircraft® Paint Remover.

    Note: Do not use abrasives on the lug, as it will damage the protective tin plating.

    1000012444‐SA/Rev 01 Page 1 of 3
    Product Safety Alert

    Figure 1. Paint found on contact surface of grounding lug

    Figure 2. Paint shown on grounding pad and grounding lug

    Figure 3. Grounding bar and grounding lug with paint removed

    1000012444‐SA/Rev 01 Page 2 of 3
    Product Safety Alert

    Ordering and Contact Information


    Please contact your local National Oilwell Varco (NOV) Service Center, with reference to
    PB 1000011244‐SA, for further assistance.

    Economic Impact
    No Economic Impact.
    Customers should also refer to previous NOV Product Bulletins for additional information regarding safe
    operation, maintenance, and inspection criteria by signing in to your MYNOV account at
    https://portal.mynov.com and then searching with the Product Bulletin Search available below the
    heading ‘Application Groups’. For information on registering, please visit
    https://www.nov.com/Search/register.aspx.

    Failure to follow the recommendations and/or guidance in NOV Manuals and Product Bulletins may
    result in death, bodily injury or property damage.

    Please contact your local National Oilwell Varco (NOV) Service Center if you have any questions
    regarding this bulletin.

    Revision History
    Revision Date Change Description
    00 Month 0000 (vertical line to the side of a paragraph indicates a change)
    01 9 March 2018 Initial Release

    1000012444‐SA/Rev 01 Page 3 of 3

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