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r Franklin Fueling Systems EBW Phase I Equipment Required Inspection & Maintenance Spill Containers, Lids, and Drain Valves Fills Caps, Vapor & Delivery Elbows, & Vapor All styles of spill containers are to be visually inspected & Fill Adapters by the delivery operator prior to each delivery occurrence. The working seals and mating hardware surfaces on these The following is an inspection check list to follow: items are to be visually inspected by the delivery operator 1. Inspect the spill containment bucket for visible prior to each delivery occurrence. If visual seal wear or tank damage& perforation to the tank wall. If any tear is observed, replace immediately. It is recommended problems are observed, report them to the station that the station owner maintain a spare set of seals for operator. the fill &vapor caps on site. It is recommended that the 2. Inspect the spill containment equipment for the delivery service maintain a set of vapor and delivery elbow presence of any liquids or excessive foreign seals in the trailer equipment box. Damage to hardware materials (i.e. candy wrappers, rags, leaves, etc.) sealing surfaces will generally require that the item be and report to the station operator if liquids are replaced in it's entirety. Should this be observed, the present; remove any garbage prior to coupling to appropriate party needs to be informed so service can the fill adapter. be promptly scheduled. It is recommended that station owner/operators inspect their tank fill and vapor connection 3. Inspect the spill containment drain valve screen hardware at least once a month. (if applicable)for any foreign material. If any is present, remove it if possible. Report clogged Recommended Spare Parts & Part Numbers screens to the station operator. C.A.R.B. - EVR Approved 4. Inspect the spill containment lids or covers. Any 1. Vapor Caps-Aluminum body seal. noticeable lid damage needs to be immediately brought to the station operator's attention. If water 2. Product Caps- Nylon body seal. and/or fuels are observed in the spill containment, Not C.A.R.B. -EVR Approved immediately notify appropriate station personnel 1. Vapor Caps - Nylon body seal or(Chevron lip that the tank needs service. The presence of style) aluminum body seal . water indicates that either a lid/cover is not sealing 2. Product Caps-Nylon body seal Aluminum body properly or the tank walls have been perforated. seal. The presence of fuel may indicate a clogged drain valve screen. 3. EBW Product Elbow-880-450/455 (pull release) EBW recommends that the station owner/operator inspect body seal version (lever release) body seal version. their spill containment equipment at least once a month. This inspection should consist of the items listed both 4. EBW Vapor Elbow- Body seal. These products are above and below. not readily accessible for daily, weekly and monthly inspections. Prior to product deliveries, drop 1. Clean any foreign materials (i.e. dirt, sand, stone, tubes should be visually inspected for presence etc.)from the mating flanges for spill containment of a dipstick. Should a dipstick be left in a drop lids or covers.Any buildup of dirt will defeat the tube with an overfill valve, valve operation will be rainwater shedding provisions designed into the defeated. Leak integrity of these devices would be containment manhole lid/cover and will lead to evaluated during your tank tightness test. Should premature structural failure of the lid. a leak be observed, the leak path needs to be 2. Inspect the lid/cover seal (if applicable)for identified and addressed. In most cases, this leak damage. may be due to a damaged static seal. Recommended Spare Parts& Part Numbers Station Maintenance Logs 1. Replacement Drain Valve Kit-705-337-19("pull to EBW recommends that logs be maintained to record push" C.A.R.B. version). For other styles, please service and inspection frequency on all equipment. This consult Technical Support. is a good management tool that would identify suspect hardware if frequent repairs are logged. Page 1 of 2