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Dispensers were calibrated and diesel filters were replaced to address state-reported out-of-tolerance readings. The process included purging diesel to remove air and ensuring accurate dispensing after calibration. Additional recommended services aim to maintain optimal diesel system performance.

Water was successfully removed from the diesel tank and sumps, ensuring the integrity of the fuel system. This preventative maintenance was completed efficiently and professionally.

The technician successfully installed a new Mako switch and router, establishing network connectivity. Despite initial issues with table loading and subsequent loss of EPS global functions, diagnostic steps were taken to identify the problem, leading to a recommendation for a POS system upgrade to fully resolve the issue.

The technician successfully completed the plumbing for four dispensers and the dewatering and ballasting of two 15,000-gallon underground storage tanks. The work was performed in strict accordance with project specifications and applicable codes, ensuring reliable system operation.

The technician successfully replaced a damaged inner spill bucket and a broken vapor adapter. This repair ensured the proper functioning of the system.

The technician successfully diagnosed and resolved an intermittent reporting issue with the ATG system. After a power cycle, the system functioned normally, indicating a deeper underlying problem that was addressed through reprogramming. The ATG has been returned to service, with a recommendation for CPU replacement if the issue reoccurs.

The technician completed a thorough bottom sweep of both the 10k and 15k gallon tanks. This essential maintenance ensures the integrity and optimal performance of the tanks.

This service involved the shipment of essential filters to a designated location. The delivery included specific quantities of two types of filters, ensuring operational readiness.

Expert installation of essential underground fuel system components, including risers, spill buckets, sumps, manholes, and vent lines. Work was completed in strict accordance with project plans, specifications, and all relevant codes, ensuring a safe and compliant installation.

Technicians successfully completed comprehensive cable management for eight diesel dispensers, ensuring all wiring is organized, secure, and accessible. Additionally, inspections and necessary repairs were performed on DEF cabinets and pulley systems to restore optimal functionality. This work ensures the continued reliable operation of the equipment.

A non-ethanol dispenser was found to be non-operational due to a tripped breaker. After restoring power and performing diagnostic tests, a faulty check valve was identified as the cause of low pressure. Replacement of the check valve and associated o-rings resolved the issue, restoring full dispensing flow.

A technician successfully resolved an issue with dispenser FP3 where transactions were completing prematurely, causing zero-amount sales. After rebooting dispenser 3/4, functionality was restored, and FP3 was returned to service.

A malfunctioning card reader that failed to recognize card swipes was successfully repaired. After initial diagnostics and part replacement, the system was restored to full functionality, ensuring reliable operation.

Technicians identified and resolved multiple Veeder Root alarms affecting L13 pump 21, Bio 2, and Bio 3 sensors. The system is now operating without fuel alarms.

Technicians successfully upgraded all dispensers to an NRS-compatible version, ensuring seamless communication with the POS system. The site was fully functional and returned to service after comprehensive testing.

Technicians addressed an inoperable Pump 20 by identifying and replacing corroded components. The successful repair restored full functionality to the pump.

A technician successfully resolved an issue where the EDH was offline, preventing register and payment system functionality. After rebooting the EDH and associated Makos, full system communication was restored, and all card payments were processed correctly.

The Gilbarco Passport system was upgraded to the latest version to ensure optimal performance. Additionally, the exterior Gilbarco 700s FP4 pumps were updated as part of the service. A Sunoco mandated checklist was provided for technician reference.

Technicians Nz and JR resolved multiple issues across several fuel dispensers. They replaced a faulty card reader on dispenser #4 and repaired a leaking union on dispensers #5/6, which was causing pressure loss and affecting dispensers #7/8. Additionally, a persistent keypad error on dispenser #2 was diagnosed, likely due to internal battery failure, necessitating a replacement keypad.

A technician addressed a flow issue with the Premium dispenser, identified a faulty relay, and replaced it to restore full functionality. Filters were also changed on both RUL and Premium dispensers, and the FP3 card reader was confirmed to be operational.