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W.O. # NW1-2338334 Cust Ref# : COCO-0015297489 I. Measure the product level in the tank and com- part to die console reading to confirm ATG accuracy. If the reading does not agree, contact the appropriate person- 2 . Nrerifv that die overfill alarm on the ATG is set to provide a wanting when the tank is no more than 90 percent full. Consult the tank chart for the inch-level setting for 90 percent tank volume. 3. Verifv on the ATG console that the overfill alarm circuit is operational- 4. Activate the overfill alarm warning to verify its operation. If found defective, contact the appropriate person. 5. Remove the ATG probe cap and disconnect the cable from the ATG. 6. Remove the ATG probe from the tank, Use care to ensure that the product float on the stem does not catch on the bonom of the riser during removaL 7. Inspect the probe. The floats must move freely on the stem without binding. If any parts are damaged or missing, contact the appropriate person. S. Reconnect the probe cable. 9. Set the fuel float in the middle of the probe and verify that It is showing We correct inch read- ing. 10. Slowly move the fuel float up the probe until the overfill alarm is triggered. If the float Is moved too quickly, it may not trigger the alarm. 11. Measure the distance from the bottom of the probe to the fuel float when the float first trig- gers the alarm 12, On the tank chart, find the volume that corre- sponds to the height of the float and determine the percent of tank capacity. Use this formula to determine the percent of tank capacity at which the alarm was triggered: Percent Tank Capacity = (product volume when 90 percent alarm triggered/total tank volume) 100 13. Clear the alarm condition. 14. Compare the measurements in Steps 11 and 12 to the values programmed into the console. 15. Reinstall the ATG probe. '.. I E is t