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The technician successfully replaced faulty ppus on a dispenser that was preventing grade selection. Following the replacement, all functionality was tested and confirmed to be operating correctly. Additionally, the dispenser's sump was cleaned, addressing minor gasoline residue.

Technicians performed a Verifone upgrade to Base 55 and synchronized pump software. This ensures updated system functionality and accurate fuel dispensing operations.

Technician NZ successfully resolved multiple issues across pumps 17, 18, and 21, including recognition problems with handle up functionality, corrosion on critical connections, loose DEF cradle components, and a leaking fuel hose. All identified problems were addressed through thorough diagnostics, component repair or replacement, and meticulous cleaning, ensuring full operational status for all serviced pumps.

Technicians addressed an issue where site-wide card readers were down despite functional pump communication. Through systematic troubleshooting, a bad connection at switch port 24 was identified and resolved, restoring full site operation. This ensured uninterrupted service for customers.

Service was completed on pumps 17, 18, and 21 to address handle up recognition issues. Solutions involved reseating a ribbon cable, cleaning corroded connections, and power cycling the dispensers, restoring full functionality.

A technician resolved a diesel pump leak by resealing and properly torqueing a loose connection at the dispenser. Post-repair testing confirmed the leak was fixed and all systems are now functioning correctly.

Four Ethernet cables were replaced to improve network connectivity and organization. The new cables were professionally routed through the drop ceiling and secured, ensuring a clean and efficient setup. All connections were tested and verified, confirming successful restoration of point-of-sale system operations.

A technician successfully repaired the DEF system, confirming it is now operating without any issues. The customer was informed of the successful resolution.

Technicians responded to a tamper-detect condition on pumps 1 and 3, and a 24 code on dispenser 1/2. Diagnostic checks indicated potential corruption in the PCN and door nodes. Recommendations include replacing specific components to restore proper operation.

A technician addressed an inoperative touchscreen and keyboard on Register 2, which initially presented a black screen. The issue was resolved by freeing a stuck keyboard key and performing a power cycle. Diagnostic testing indicated a potential need for a software update and hardware upgrade for full functionality.

Technicians addressed an inoperable diesel system by diagnosing and replacing faulty components, including the ISB, logic board, and PCB. Further issues with pump 2's UPM and screen activation were identified, along with pump 1 displaying a CRIND BIOS error, necessitating further repair recommendations. The RUL was also calibrated.

A diesel pump experiencing slow flow was serviced. The issues identified included a dirty filter and a stretched belt affecting the suction pump's operation. Both the filter and belt were replaced, and a disconnected rod from the meter to the computer was repaired. These actions restored the pump's functionality and accurate gallon measurement.

A technician successfully diagnosed and resolved an issue with a blank screen on dispenser 3. The UPM was identified as the cause and subsequently replaced, restoring full functionality. Software updates were also performed on dispensers 3 and 4.

The technician successfully replaced the functional elements and leak detector on the mid-grade and premium fueling dispensers. After shutting down fueling operations and removing the old components, new parts were installed and thoroughly tested before the system was returned to service.

A Gilbarco dispenser's payment module was replaced and activated due to a software update failure. The technician successfully reprogrammed and configured the new module, resolving the issue and ensuring the dispenser's full operational status.

The technician replaced the RUL probe for tank 1 under warranty and also replaced the gas nozzle for pump 7. Both services were completed successfully.

The technician responded to an FP20 unit displaying a Pulser error. After replacing the pulser, a site-wide power outage delayed the completion of the repair. Upon power restoration, the technician successfully cleared the error and returned the unit to service.

Service was successfully completed to address a full auto diesel sump. The technician efficiently removed accumulated liquid from the diesel, premium, and unleaded sumps, ensuring proper system function. The work was documented and signed off, confirming resolution.

Technician responded to a report of slow flow on FP 1 and 3. Upon arrival, the issue was no longer present and fueling operations were normal. The equipment was confirmed to be operating at the expected 8 GPM.

Technicians addressed a slow flow issue on D21 caused by internal damage to the main product shear valve. A scheduled nighttime repair involved a site shutdown to safely replace the valve. Following the replacement, all systems were tested and returned to service, including the resolution of a pulser error on D20.