Preventative Maintenance- 3.pdf

This is a preventive maintenance guide excerpt from the Atlas Fuel System Owner's Manual (September 2011). The document outlines maintenance requirements and responsibilities for fuel system components, specifically addressing external leaks, displays (electro/mechanical units), breakaways, warning tags and operating instructions, and hose continuity.

External leak inspections are required weekly or upon notification of potential leaks, with owners responsible for initial inspection and ASC (authorized service centers) handling repairs and testing. Inspection tasks include checking for cracks, cuts, couplings, hose outlet castings, and swivels, reviewing manufacturer documentation, and stopping pump/dispenser use if leaks are detected. Displays require weekly inspection for proper digit readings and backlit verification, performed by owners and ASCs respectively. Breakaway connections must be inspected weekly or after drive-offs for secure attachment and leaks, with ASCs performing repairs. Warning tags and operating instructions need weekly inspection and replacement of missing or damaged items by owners or ASCs. Hose continuity verification is required monthly to ensure compliance with manufacturer specifications, with owners inspecting and ASCs handling repairs. Multiple warnings emphasize that leaking fuel poses fire and explosion hazards, damaged equipment can cause severe injury or death, and only Gasboy-trained ASCs are authorized to service Gasboy units due to pressurized flammable fuel and lethal voltages present in the equipment.