Refueling; Storing And Returning To Service - Taylor-Dunn TC-30 Operator's Manual

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REFUELING

WARNING
DO NOT operate the vehicle if the fuel cap is missing or damaged.
DO NOT substitute ANY other device or material to replace a missing fuel cap. Only use
the factory approved fuel cap for your vehicle.
A missing or damaged fuel cap could result in one or more of the following:
• Fire or explosion resulting in severe injury and property damage.
• Fuel spill.
• Uncontrolled emission of fuel vapors. Fuel vapors are toxic and could result in severe
injury or death if in an enclosed area.
WARNING
The fuel system may be under pressure. If the fuel cap or LPG fuel hose is venting vapor
or if you hear a hissing sound while removing the fuel cap or disconnecting the LPG tank
hose, wait until the hissing stops before completely removing the cap or line.
Failure to follow this procedure may result in fuel spraying out of the system and causing
personal injury.
• No smoking or open flames while refueling.
• Only refuel in an area approved for refueling with adequate ventilation.
1. Park in an area approved for refueling.
2. Set park brake.
3. Turn engine off.
4. Slowly removed fuel cap. If hissing is heard then pause until hissing stops before fully
removing the cap.
5. STOP adding fuel when the automatic nozzle shut off occurs or fuel is visible in the inlet if
filling from a can. DO NOT TOP OFF!
6. Reinstall the fuel cap; tighten the cap until it clicks a couple of times.
7. Immediately clean up any fuel spills.

Storing and Returning to Service

If your vehicle will not be operated for several weeks then it should be properly prepared for storage.
Information regarding service and preparation for storing or returning to service can be found in
the vehicle service manual
Preparation of storage or returning a vehicle to service shall only be performed by authorized
technician.
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