Daily Visual Inspection

Check for the following:

• Physical damage to the FINCH II Display and the optional metal enclosure
• Heavy buildup of mud or debris on the display and inside the optional metal enclosure
• Cut or abraded wiring
• Sagging wiring that may be caught in a pinch point or snagged and damaged
• Physical damage to the TD100 Transmitter
• Cut or abraded transmitter wiring
• Physical damage to the overfill prevention components if installed
• Loose or missing hardware

Annual Inspection

This is a closer look at the Titan system while the vehicle is out of service for an inspection.

Inspect all of the items above including the following:

• Visually inspect the probe or probes when possible. Entry into the tank or the location where the probe is mounted may not be possible.
  • Check for a corroded, bent or twisted probe.
  • Check the shorting block to ensure it is still in place and securely fastened.
  • Check for product build-up on the probe. For Dual Rod Probes, pay close attention to where the rods enter the top of the probe.
  • Verify that there is approximately 1/2" clearance between the bottom of the probe and the bottom of the cone or tank. The probe must not touch the bottom of the tank.
• While on the top of the tank, check the transmitter and wiring.
  • Check that the wire kit is tight at the elbow fitting.
  • Check that the transmitter is tight on the probe. No amount of turning or wiggling is acceptable.
  • Inspect the wiring from the transmitter down to the display or junction box. Check that it is not cut, stretched, pinched or abraded.
• Clean all mud and debris from the Titan system components and enclosures.
• Check that the cable glands on the wiring entering the display and other components are tight.
• Check all other Titan system components such as overfill prevention, interlock switches and junction boxes for loose or missing hardware and physical damage.