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Clearing Alarms Vapor Flow and Vapor Pressure alarms can be cleared by running the respective manual test or by waiting until the next assessment period has passed. Clearing Vapor Collection (A/L)Alarms Once a certified technician has fixed the cause of the vapor flow problem, the alarm can be cleared by two methods: running a manual test or letting the fueling point go through a full day of transactions. The manual A/L test is much faster and will allow the technician to clear the alarm before leaving the site. To run a manual test, go to VRWControl then select "Manual A/L Test". Now select the fueling point(s)that are in alarm and on the next dispense, if there is an A/L passes then the alarm will clear. See Figure 8a &8b. Figure 8a & 8b CYRM]/Control _ M IYRM)/Contral(ManaalA/L7est) r P IA2.6 AP 2.6 Manual Calibrate ManualA/L 4 1,6 07/31107 L 6 02109/0? Inl�griky Test 8er}sar Q9B A/L #.00 Test 19:20 16:50 A/L •- Clear L 26 021115108 L 26 07108108 M anitorin 18;10 20:53 A/L 0,93 A/L ' 0,82 -- 4 lall W42/09 08/12/09 Note: The manual A/L test should be done on either a known non-ORVR vehicle or test container that will return air/vapor mixture back to the UST. If the A/L does not meet the required threshold then the fueling point will remain in alarm. Clearing Pressure Related Alarms A technician will also have two methods of clearing pressure related alarms by either letting the system go through its normal assessment period or manually clearing pressure alarms. To clear a Pressure Related Alarms, do the following: 1. Go to the VRWControl Page and select "Clear Monitoring". 2. Enter in your Franklin Fueling Systems technician ID number. 3. Enter in the administrator password. 4. All the Pressure Monitoring Alarms shall clear. II-24 CANB Approved IOM 11-INCON Vapor Recovery Monitoring(VRM)-Executive Order VR-202