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2016 PIERCE Owner And Operator Flashcards

1
Q

As the operator of this vehicle, you are responsible for what 4 main things?

A
  • Understanding the function of each component of the vehicle.

-Understanding how to adjust each control to obtain the results you want.

-Maintaining control of the vehicle at all times.

-Remaining proficient in the use of the vehicle, so at a scene you can operate and make successful changes in the operation quickly, without having to read the operator’s instructions or safety warning labels.

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2
Q

In the 2016 Pierce, if the engine does not start within ___ seconds, release the starter button and allow starter motor to cool for ___ seconds before attempting again.

A

15

60

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3
Q

If necessary to idle the engine for more than ___ minutes, the fast idle switch should be activated to increase the engine speed to at least ___ rpm.

A

5 minutes

1000 rpm

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4
Q

When shutting off the 2016 Pierce, let engine idle for __ - __ minutes before turning the Infiniti on switch to off.

A

3-5 minutes

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5
Q

If coolant is extremely low and engine is very hot, allow engine to cool for at least ___ minutes before adding coolant to avoid thermal shock to engine block.

A

15 minutes

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6
Q

In the 2016 Pierce, to avoid damage to vehicle electronic components, voltage supplied to electrical system must not exceed ___ volts.

A

16.0 volts

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7
Q

A diesel truck engine may consume over _____ gallons of air for every gallon of fuel that it burns.

A

12,500 gallons

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8
Q

DEF fluid should be stored at temps between ___ - ___ degrees and has a minimum shelf life of ___ months.

A

10-90 degrees F

12 months

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9
Q

In cold weather, avoid extended idling (beyond ___ minutes) whenever possible.

A

10 minutes

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10
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In cold weather, maintain a minimum of ____ rpm idle by use of hand throttle or high idle system.

A

1250 rpm

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11
Q

Do not idle in gear (reverse or forward drive gear) for longer than ___ mins.

A

5 minutes

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12
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In the 2016 Pierce, what is the maximum sump operating temperature?

A

250 degrees F

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13
Q

What is the minimum psi required where the ground pads (out riggers) make contact with firm stable ground?

A

75 psi

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14
Q

Aerial capacity based on side to side slope for full capacity? ( ground and Truck slope)

A

Ground slope: 10 degrees

Truck slope: 0 - 5 degrees

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15
Q

Aerial capacity based on side to side slope for half capacity? ( ground and Truck slope)

A

Ground slope: 13 degrees

Truck slope: 5.1 - 8 degrees

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16
Q

Aerial capacity based on side to side slope at zero capacity? ( ground and Truck slope)

A

Ground slope: > 13 degrees

Truck slope: >8 degrees

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17
Q

Aerial capacity based on front to rear grade for full capacity? ( ground and Truck slope)

A

Ground slope: 7 degrees

Truck slope: 0 - 5 degrees

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18
Q

Aerial capacity based on front to rear grade for half capacity? ( ground and Truck slope)

A

Ground slope: 10 degrees

Truck slope: 5.1 - 8 degrees

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19
Q

Aerial capacity based on front to rear grade for zero capacity? ( ground and Truck slope)

A

Ground slope: >10 degrees

Truck slop: >8 degrees

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20
Q

In the 2016 Pierce, inert the stabilizer Jack safety pin into the highest available hole keeping the handle ___ “ from the Jack.

A

1”

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21
Q

On the 2016 Pierce, the capacity of the pulley system is ___lbs but cannot exceed the remaining ladder tip capacity.

A

500 lbs

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22
Q

The lifting eyes on the 2016 Pierce aerial are rated and can be used for rope type rescues. The load should never exceed ___lbs.

A

500lbs

23
Q

DO NOT run the emergency pump unit ( EPU ) for more than ___ mins without allowing an additional ___ mins to cool down.

A

30 mins

30 mins

24
Q

On the 2016 Pierce, lube the door latches ( between pivot arm and pivot plate) with _______ or _______ grease.

A

White lithium grease
or
Alpha 2000

25
Q

Tighten loose door strikers on cab side doors to ___ ft-lbs

A

55 ft-lbs

26
Q

Door hinges should be lubricated with light coating of ______.

A

Silicone

27
Q

The cab should NOT be tilted until the air conditioner has been shut off and the truck has sat with the battery switch ON for at least ___ mins.

A

30 mins

28
Q

In the air conditioning sight glass, what does a clear glass indicate?

A
  • System ok
  • Overcharge
  • No refrigerant
29
Q

In the air conditioning sight glass, what does foam, bubbles or mist indicate?

A
  • Low on refrigerant
  • May be air in the system
  • A few intermittent bubbles during clutch cycling is ok
30
Q

In the air conditioning sight glass, what does a streaked glass indicate?

A
  • May be low on refrigerant
  • May be oil streaks as oil circulates
31
Q

In the air conditioning sight glass, what does a clouded class indicate?

A
  • Dessicant breakdown
  • Contaminated system
32
Q

Bumper extension carriage bolts should be fastened to the frame to ___ ft-lbs.

A

400 ft-lbs

33
Q

Replace the desiccant cartridge in the air dryer every __ - __ years or more depending on usage.

A

2-3 years

34
Q

Tighten T-bolt style hose clamps to ___ - ___ in-lbs.

A

90 - 100 in-lbs

35
Q

Tighten spring T-bolt clamps to ___ - ___ in-lbs.

A

45 - 70 in-lbs

36
Q

Torque type hose clamps used on most coolant lines should be assembled with a torque of ___ in-lbs. Clamps will likely drop in torque value after exposure to heat. Maintain a torque of ___ in-lbs thereafter.

A

100 in-lbs

45 in-lbs

37
Q

Tighten standard worm-drive style clamps to ___ - ___ in-lbs. The clamp will likely drop in torque value after exposure to hot coolant and should be maintained to a torque of ___ in-lbs thereafter.

A

30 - 45 in-lbs

30 in-lbs

38
Q

Check thermostats on a _____ basis. A thermostat is fully open at approx. ___ degrees F above the opening temperature.

A

Yearly

20 degrees F

39
Q

Coolant fill procedure: fill at approx ___ gpm until radiator top tank is full to the point of overflowing.

A

3 gpm

40
Q

Coolant fill procedure: once tank is full run engine at increased rpm until temp gauge reads minimum of ___ degrees F.

A

195 degrees F

41
Q

All costumer installed hardware needs to be kept a minimum of ___ “ away from any exhaust pipe and after treatment device.

A

6”

42
Q

Transmission fluid should be changed every ____ miles, ___ months, or ___ hours.

A

12,000 miles

6 months

500 hours

43
Q

Cold check for transmission fluid temp will typically be in the range of ___ - ___ degrees F or ___ - ___ degrees C.

A

60 - 120 degrees F

16 - 49 degrees C

44
Q

Hot check for the transmission fluid the temps will typically reach ___ - ___ degrees F or ___ - ___ degrees C.

A

160 - 200 degrees F

71 - 93 degrees C

45
Q

Steering fluid and filter should be changed _____ or every ______ miles

A

Annually

50,000 miles

46
Q

A dent in the aerial where the length is less than 10x the width or a dent that is somewhat circular AND is greater than 1/32” in depth is categorized as a ___________?

A

Class I dent

47
Q

A dent in the aerial where the length is more than 10x the width AND is oriented along the longitudinal axis of the member AND is greater than 1/32” in depth is categorized as a __________?

A

Class II dent

48
Q

A dent in the aerial where the length is more than 10x the width AND is oriented more than 15 degrees across the longitudinal axis of the member AND is greater than 1/32” is depth is categorized as a ___________?

A

Class III dent

49
Q

A dent in the aerial that is greater the 3/8” long or 1/32” deep which is characterized by a sharp indentation and is rough and/or “mushed” in appearance is categorized as a ___________?

A

Class IV dent

50
Q

Rung, k-brace, and lacing members of the aerial with a class IV dent greater than ____” in length should be taken out of service.

A

3/4”

51
Q

Rung, k- brace, and lacing members of the aerial, a class III dent greater than ____” should be taken out of service.

A

1/16”

52
Q

Rung, k-brace, and lacing members of the aerial with a class II dent greater than ___” in length AND greater than ___” deep should be taken out of service.

A

1.5”

1/16”

53
Q

Rungs, k- brace, and lacing of the aerial with a class I dent greater than ___” in length AND greater than ___”

A

1/2”

1/16”

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