Meridian Fuel Express, Руководство оператора

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Meridian Manufacturing, Inc. October 2014 | Revision 1.0
12-3
12.2.3 Semiannual (200 Hours)
1. Adjust the brakes per the OEM manual.
2. Inspect the brake magnets per the OEM
manual.
3. Make sure the battery box is securely holding
the battery onto the frame. Check the
electrolyte levels in the cells, and clean the
terminals to remove any dirt or corrosion.
4.
Check and/or replace the diesel fuel filter.
Refer to “11.7 Changing Diesel Fuel Filter” on
page 11-6.
12.2.4 Annually (400 Hours)
1. Check the wheel bolt torque. Refer to “11.10
Wheel Bolt Torque Requirements” on page
11-7.
2. Repack the wheel bearings and check for
excessive end play in the bearings. Refer to
“14.3 Axle” on page 14-2.
3.
Check the frame and tank hold-down bolts.
Refer to “11.12 Tank Replacement” on page
11-8.
4. Check the trailer hitch tongue bolts. Refer to
“11.11 Axle Bolts, Trailer Hitch Bolts, and Tank
Hold-Down Bolts” on page 11-7.
5. Thoroughly clean the fuel trailer.
6.
Check the tires for wear, and replace if needed.
7. Check the taillights to make sure they are
working properly.
8.
Inspect all fittings, closures, structural
components, vents, valves, pumps, lids, and
gaskets for defects. Visually inspect the tank
internally and externally for dents, defective
welds, corrosion, and loss of protective
coating. Check bolt torque on the manway to
tank bolts.
9. Inspect the DEF pump and the gasoline
engine. Refer to “14.1 Engine and DEF
Pump” on page 14-1.
10. Check the fender mounting bolts.
Chapter 12 | Service