GILLIG LOW FLOOR, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Preventive Maintenance
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DAILy MAINTENANCE
Some maintenance items are so important that they must be taken care of every day before the coach
begins operation. The following is a list of the minimum acceptable daily maintenance.
1. Check for fluid leaks. Inspect the area underneath the coach for drips or puddles. Check inside
the engine compartment and around the fuel tank and lines.
2. Check for oil grime buildup in the engine compartment. Buildup of dirt and oil grime on and
around the engine is hazardous and can cause an engine fire. Steam-clean the engine as called for
on the maintenance schedule or whenever the buildup becomes a problem.
3. Inspect the drive belts. Look for cracking, tears, burns, etc. on the alternator and air-condition-
ing belts. Refer to the Engine chapter for complete belt inspection instructions.
4. Inspect the tires. Check air pressure, check for damage, unusual wear, etc.
5. Inspect the wheels. Look for cracks & damage. Refer to the wheel manufacturer’s manual.
6. Check coolant level. Check the sight glass on the surge tank for coolant level.
7. Check engine oil level. Refer to the Engine chapter for instructions.
8. Check transmission fluid level. Refer to the Transmission chapter for instructions.
9. Check hydraulic fluid level/condition. See the Hydraulic System chapter for instructions.
10. Check air intake restriction indicator . Refer to the Engine chapter for instructions.
11. Drain water from air tanks. Refer to the Air System chapter for instructions.