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Product maintenance refers to the process of maintaining a product, including hardware, software, documentation, accessories, cabling, material, supplies, parts or other goods to keep it in proper working condition. There are different types of maintenance, such as preventative, corrective, adaptive, perfective, and unplanned maintenance activities. Primary activities in maintenance procedures include cleaning, visual inspection, functional tests, lubrication, and measurement of operating quantities and oil tests. The purpose of maintenance is to sustain the capability of a system to provide a service, monitor the system's capability to deliver services, record problems for analysis, take corrective, adaptive, perfective, and preventive actions, and confirm restored capability. Software maintenance can help remove or minimize unwanted elements of UI and coding and replace with new development using the latest tools and technologies. Product re-engineering is also an important aspect of product maintenance. It involves redesigning products to improve their performance, features, and usability to meet current market demands. Product maintenance helps customers increase ROI for their software products by improving time-to-market while optimizing maintenance costs.