Preventative Maintenance- 5.pdf

This document is a preventive maintenance guide from the Atlas Fuel System Owner's Manual (September 2011) for the MDE-4363F Atlas Fuel Systems product. The guide outlines maintenance requirements, recommended frequencies, and responsible parties for various system components.

The maintenance schedule specifies inspection and repair responsibilities across multiple components. Pump pulleys, belts, and belt tension require inspection every six months by the owner, with repairs limited to Authorized Service Centers (ASC). The fuel tank requires water level monitoring every six months by the owner, with repair work performed by an ASC if needed. Nozzle hooks and shafts need lubrication with silicone spray every six months, damage inspection, and verification of locking tab locator integrity, with ASC performing repairs as required. Mechanical computers require lubrication every six months by ASC only. Door locks need graphite lubricant or lock oil application every six months when difficult to operate, performed by the owner. Water removal from the tank must occur after every fuel tank fill-up by the owner for inspection and by ASC for repair and testing. Multiple warnings throughout the document emphasize the hazards of pressurized flammable fuel, lethal voltages, pinch points on self-contained pump units, and electrical shock risks, with explicit instructions that only Gasboy-trained ASCs may service Gasboy pump/dispenser units.