Introduction
MANUAL - ES700B
Rev November 2019
Copyright © 2019 Equipment Source Inc.
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The warranty does not cover repairs or modifications
for small oil weeps on Long Run Oil Tanks (if
installed). A small amounting of weeping during
break in and use is expected and does not warrant
repairs.
LIMITATION ON ESI’s RESPONSIBILITY
Our responsibility for any and all losses and damages
resulting from any cause whatsoever, including our
negligence, alleged damage or defective goods, whether
such defects are discoverable or latent, shall be limited
to the repair or replacement of defective parts. IN NO
EVENT WILL ESI BE LIABLE FOR LOSS OF USE, LOSS OF
PROFITS, LOSS OF OR DAMAGE TO OTHER PROPERTY,
INCONVENIENCE, COMMERCIAL LOSS, ENVIRONMENTAL
CLEANUP OR OTHER SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES WHATSOEVER. ESI will in no
event be liable for fuel, oil, coolant or other spills or
cleanup regardless of cause or fault. Proper containment
and monitoring is the sole responsibility of the end user.
In no event shall ESI’s liability ever exceed the purchase
price of the specific unit in questions.
MONITORING REQUIREMENTS
Frequent monitoring of equipment is vital for proper
operation and maintenance of the equipment. All
equipment must be monitored daily by trained
technicians (or more frequently if indicated in the
Operation Manual). Monitoring can be achieved via
electronic monitoring systems for remote installations
(unless otherwise noted in the Operation Manual). The
following unit conditions must be monitored on a daily
basis, failure to do so will void all warranties. Additional
monitoring may be required depending on site specific
requirements.
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General inspection of unit to include: inspection for
leaks, damage to unit, improper operation,
malfunctioning equipment, error codes or other
issues.
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Inspect coolant level and condition. Add coolant as
needed to maintain proper coolant levels. Replace
coolant if coolant condition has degraded.
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Inspect oil level and condition. Add oil as needed to
maintain proper oil levels. Replace oil at
recommended service intervals or if oil is found to
have degraded.
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Inspect Engine temperature and engine speed.
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Inspect containment, check for leaks and presence of
fluids in containment
Maintenance logs must be maintained for the unit and
provided to ESI for warranty claims. ESI offers monitoring
equipment for electronic monitoring.
OPERATION & SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
Failure to adhere to these requirements will void all
warranties.
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Read and understand carefully all components of the
Operator’s Manual prior to starting or operating the
unit.
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Learn how to operate and work safely. Know your
equipment and its limitations. Always keep the
engine in good condition.
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Do not carry out maintenance on a running or hot
unit. Keep hands away from moving parts.
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Do not climb on top of the unit to perform work of
any kind.
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When lifting the unit, ensure that the lifting device is
rated for the unit weight. Only lift the unit with
provided lifting rings or fork pockets.
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In case of emergency, shut off the engine and notify
the person in responsible charge.
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Follow all applicable laws and regulations regarding
operation and maintenance of the unit.
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For Trailer Mounted Units:
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Ensure that the trailer is registered with an
applicable transport authority before towing.
o
Complete a thorough walk around inspection of
the unit before towing. Inspect for damage or
abnormalities and repair as needed before
travel.
o
Disconnect the trailer from the tow vehicle,
place wheel chocks behind the wheels and level
prior to running or operating the unit.
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Refer to the various component sections of the
Operator’s Manual for proper maintenance and
service intervals.
Failure to adhere to any of the above requirements or
the requirements of Installation Instructions or
Operations and Maintenance Manual will void all
warranties. ESI reserves the right to update or modify
this warranty at time. Contact ESI for a current warranty.
