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Product HandBook
DieselPatrol
™
Maintenance
Your DieselPatrol Refueling Trailer requires minimal maintenance but regular cleaning and checks will
ensure safe and reliable service over its lifetime. Periodic checks and inspections will identify any potential
issues, enabling timely rectification and minimising downtime.
Periodic Checks
CAUTION! In dusty, dirty or smoky environments, cleaning, inspection and servicing
of the unit on a regular basis is essential. The cleaning, inspection and servicing must
be undertaken more frequently in harsh conditions to avoid damage or destruction
of equipment.
The following checks and cleaning operations should be undertaken on a regular basis. The frequency of
these activities will depend on the nature of the operating environment and the operational hours of the
DieselPatrol unit. Refer to the maintenance schedule tables below for details of maintenance intervals.
For the optional petrol engine driven pump, refer to the supplied pump manual, drain and replace the engine
oil in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations. For the optional cartridge filter, refer to the
manufacturer’s manual.
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Clean the unit and inspect it for any signs of damage or wear. Replace any safety labels if they are
damaged or illegible.
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Check all hoses, fasteners and fittings are firmly secured, tighten if necessary.
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Unwind the hose from the optionally fitted hose reel fully to check that hose is in good order. Pressurise
the line and check operation of the dispensing nozzle, including auto shut-off function. Rewind the hose
onto the reel, ensuring it retracts all the way.
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For the optional petrol engine driven pump, check the engine’s oil level weekly. Top up as required.
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Check for any signs of fuel or oil leaks. If detected, investigate and rectify immediately.
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Check the condition of the optional electrical brake’s 12 volt battery, replace it or charge it as necessary.
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If the DieselPatrol is to be stored for an extended period, ensure the tank and all pipelines are empty and
are not pressurised. Store the unit is a clean, dry and well-ventilated area.
Maintenance Schedule
The following tasks are be conducted in accordance with each of the schedules. All scheduled tasks are to
be undertaken concurrently. For example, at the three month maintenance interval, all task listed are to be
undertaken, in addition to the daily, weekly and monthly tasks.
NOTE! Maintenance is important. Keep a record of all maintenance tasks
conducted on the DieselPatrol unit.
TTi recommends photocopying these schedules in order to keep a detailed log of all maintenance tasks. A
copy of these schedules will be required to support any warranty claim.
