Blue Bird VISION 2011, Руководство водителя

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6. Connect the fuel nozzle to the vehicle fueling receptacle.
6.1 The propane fueling nozzle has to be screwed on securely.
A. Wear protective gloves while fueling a propane tank.
B. Remove the protective cap from the vehicle fueling receptacle.
C. Mate the nozzle coupling to the fueling receptacle.
D. Turn the nozzle coupling in a clockwise direction; two or three turns
until secure. A soft rubber washer or o-ring seals the connection so
over tightening is not required.
E. Most nozzles for motor vehicle fueling are much like a gasoline type
nozzle. The nozzles are also minimum bleed type for safety and to
meet hydrocarbon release requirements in certain jurisdictions.
7. Turn on the propane dispenser/pump and begin the filling process.
7.1 Open the nozzle to begin filling.
7.2 Do not fill the tank based on a mechanical float gauge reading or the
fuel level gauge on the dashboard.
7.3 Pay attention and never walk away from the filling process.
7.4 As a primary method of determining when the tanks are full (80% ca-
pacity) an 80% stop fill device will automatically stop the filling process
when the liquid propane reaches an 80% liquid level capacity in the
tanks.
7.5 As a secondary method of determining when the tanks are full (80%
capacity) an 80% fixed maximum liquid level outage valve (Manual
bleeder valve) can be used.
A. Open the 80% fixed liquid level valve (located at the fill port)
B. Vapor will be vented from the valve during the filling process
C. When liquid propane begins to vent the from the valve the tanks
have filled to 80% capacity
D. Immediately close the 80% fixed liquid level valve