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CHAPTER 47

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS – TRUCK FIRE FIGHTING

47.1 This chapter provides basic and specific cleaning requirements for selected vehicles. Where there is a specific requirement or need to highlight particular problem areas detailed cleaning guides are provided as tables and figures in this chapter.

47.2 This Section deals with the cleaning of the basic fire truck. The section is structured as follows:

a. external areas;

b. cabin;

c. electronics;

d. suspension;

e. engine bay;

f. battery box;

g. stowage bins and compartments;

h. breathing air apparatus; and

i. tyres (new, old and spares).

47.3 All points may not be specific to all fire trucks.

External Areas

47.4 The cleaning instructions for the fire truck’s external areas include the points detailed in Table 47-1.

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Table 47–1: Cleaning Instructions for the Fire Truck’s External Areas

Serial Comments or Tasks Technical Time (hours)

1 Remove all CES prior to cleaning.

2 Individually clean CES. Do not replace until after both the CES and the vehicle has been inspected by AQIS.

3 Clean all rubber seals around the windows and doors.

4 Seals on the bonnet area are to be cleaned in a similar fashion.

5 Clean the bonnet area including the removal and inspection of any fitted heat blankets.

6 Clean the snorkel to ensure its freedom from QRM.

7 Remove any lining to facilitate cleaning and inspection.

8 Headlights are to be removed to facilitate cleaning behind them

9 Lights and mirrors are to be cleaned and damaged items are to be removed to facilitate cleaning.

10 Remove light covers and flush housing

11 Clean out the ventilation blower assembly housing and ensure no dirt, seed or plant material remains.

12 Raise the heating/ventilation flap and vacuum clean the discharge cavity to remove dust and other foreign material.

13 Remove the mudflaps and pay attention to cleaning around the attachment points.

14 Loosen fuel and air tank retaining straps.

15 The brush guard is to be removed.

16 Clean and inspect channel tubing at cargo tie down points on cargo tray on the top of the vehicle (if applicable).

17 Carry racks and apertures are to be cleaned.

18 Unroll all hoses and clean all oil and grease material to ensure there is no soil, plant or insect matter. Clean hose assembly with a high-pressure water cleaner.

19 Clean all hose couplings and hose coupling assembly with a high-pressure water cleaner.

20 The inside of the tank is to be flushed out and treated with chlorinated water.

The water tank is to be sprayed internally with a chlorine solution (400 parts per million) and then allowed to air dry or fill the tank to full and chlorinate the water as above and then drain and air dry.

AQIS may require the inclusion of a super chlorinated sample to be sealed inside the tank after inspection to teat any residual water.



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Cabin

47.5 The cleaning instructions for the fire truck’s cabin include the point detailed in Table 47–2.

EXTREME CAUTION ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS

Do not use water or steam to clean any interiors areas of the Fire Trucks Cabin as it contains sensitive electrical components and equipment – Use air

clean only and only under the supervision of a qualified technician

Table 47–2: Cleaning Instructions for the Fire Truck’s Cabin


1 WARNING: Do not use water or steam to clean any interiors areas of the Fire Trucks Cabin as it contains sensitive electrical components and equipment – Use air clean only and only under the supervision of a qualified technician.

2 The seats and the floor mats are to be removed and the cabin floor cleaned.

3 The cabin area is to be vacuumed and air-blown clean.

4 The velcro around the windscreen is to be brushed clean of all plant, seed and insect matter.

5 Door trims are to be removed and cleaned

6 The ventilation system filter is to be removed and cleaned with high-pressure air. Air ducts are to be reverse pressure air-blown clean.

7 All floor panels are to be removed to facilitate cleaning inside the vehicle body including the engine bay cover

8 Remove the water chiller assembly and ensure the shelf is free of dirt, dust, plant and insect material.

9 Remove vehicle radio sets (if fitted) and ensure radio cradles are clean and free of foreign material.

10 All electrical tape is to be removed and destroyed.

11 Brake and clutch pedal covers are to be removed to facilitate cleaning and then replaced after inspection.

2.0

12 The handbrake dust cover is to be removed.

13 Remove upper and lower steering column shrouds and clean steering column mount with compressed air.

14 Inspect mirror sills and mirrors.



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Electronics

47.6 The cleaning instructions for an fire truck’s electronics include the point detailed in Table 47-3


Do not use water or steam to clean any of the units electronics – Use air or hand‐wipe clean only and only under the supervision of a qualified

technician

Table 47–3: Cleaning Instructions for an Fire Truck’s Electronics


1 WARNING: Do not use water or steam to clean any of the unit’s electronics – Use air or hand‐wipe clean only and only under the supervision of a qualified technician

Suspension

47.7 The specific cleaning instructions for fire truck’s suspension include those points detailed in Table 47-4.

Table 47-4: Cleaning Instructions for the Fire Truck’s Suspension


1 Ensure suspension rocker beam mounts on chassis are clean and free of soil, plant and insect material.

2 Mud and other debris collect in the spring seat, where the spring is mounted to the axle assembly, and are difficult to remove from the base of the springs. Ensure that this area is cleaned well.

3 Mud and other debris collect in the inside area on the inner side of the wheel. Ensure that this area is cleaned well.

4 Ensure axles and mounts on chassis are clean and free of soil, plant and insect material.



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Engine Bay

47.8 The specific cleaning instructions for fire truck’s engine and transmission include those points detailed in Table 47-5.

47.9 Table 47-5: Cleaning Instructions for the Fire Truck’s Engine and Transmission Compartment


1 Clean the engine compartment and engine to ensure they are free of dust, built-up dirt and grease, insect and plant material.

2 Ensure any engine openings/breathers are taped or plugged prior to cleaning to stop the ingress of water.

3 Ensure the starter motor and alternator are covered and taped prior to cleaning to stop the stop ingress of water.

4 Do not direct high-pressure water jets at any of the engine openings/breathers, or at any of the electrical/electronic components

5 Grease and oil from the front of the sump and on the back of the flywheel housing is to be removed.

6 Unlock and tilt the cabin to allow access to engine and chassis for cleaning

7 Clean the engine compartment and engine to ensure they are free of dust, built up dirt and grease, insect and plant material.

8 Ensure any engine openings / breathers are taped or plugged to stop ingress of water.

2.0

9 Ensure the starter motor and alternator are covered and taped to stop ingress of water.

2.0

10 Do not direct high-pressure water jets at any of the engine openings/breathers, or at any of the electrical/electronic components.

0.5

11 Remove the air cleaner flexible line from the air plenum and ensure it is free from insect and plant material.

12 Remove the air cleaner element and dispose of in accordance with AQIS directions. Replace the air cleaner element with a new part.

0.5

13 Remove the battery from the compartment and clean the leads.

14 Remove the grill (if applicable) and high-pressure air or pick clean the radiator to ensure there are no seed or insect debris embedded. Inspect behind number plate and tactical signage.

15 The radiator cowling may need to be removed to facilitate the cleaning of the radiator.

16 Flush radiator and oil cooler from both sides to verify fin/core cleanliness.

17 Loosen radiator shroud to let any loose debris fall through after flushing.

18 Check either side of radiator for vertical hollow support structures. Flush to verify internal cleanliness if present.

19 Check all wiring harnesses for internal cleanliness.

20 All water reservoirs must be emptied (excluding radiator).



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Battery Box

47.10 The cleaning instructions for the fire truck’s battery box include the point detailed in Table 47-6.

Table 47-6: Cleaning Instructions for the Fire Truck’s Battery Box


1 The battery box support member is to be flushed through using a flexible nozzle until clear water is seen to exit.

2 Flush support bases and tubing underneath battery box.

Stowage Bins and Compartments

47.11 The cleaning instructions for the fire truck’s stowage bins and compartments include the point detailed in Table 47-7.

Table 47-7: Cleaning Instructions for the Fire Truck’s Stowage Bins and Compartments


1 Remove all CES to facilitate cleaning of soil, plant and insect debris.

2 Individually clean all items of CES. Do not replace in the vehicle until inspection has been completed by AQIS.

3 All stowage bins and compartments are to be emptied and brushed, air-blown and wiped clean.

4 Clean all rubber seals around the doors.

5 Flush support bases and tubing underneath stowage areas.



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Breathing Air Apparatus

47.12 The cleaning instructions for Breathing Air apparatus include the points detailed in Table 47–8.

Table 47–8: Cleaning Instructions for Breathing Air Apparatus


1 WARNING: Clean only under the supervision of a qualified technician

2 The bag can be subject to a ‘wipe clean’; however, bags that have soil embedded into them are to be scrubbed with brushes and water to remove the soil and allowed to air dry.

3 Attention should be paid to pouch fasteners, belt clips and buckles to ensure that no soil, plant or insect debris is caught in these areas,

4 Belts are to be disassembled including pad belts to ensure all possible areas of contamination are inspected and cleaned.

5 Velcro is to be brushed and washed to ensure all seed, plant and soil material is removed.

6 Packs are to be left disassembled for the AQIS inspection.

7 Do not expose any part to aerosol spray, as some aerosol propellants attack or degrade rubber and plastic materials.

8 Do not use any type of alcohol, solvent or petroleum based substances to clean or lubricate any part.

9 Do not store equipment near any oil, gasoline, chemicals, or solvents.

11 Gas bottles are to be removed from compartments and then washed and scrubbed

12 Attention is to be given to the bottom of the cylinder to remove soil, plant and insect matter from lip underneath.

13 The cylinders are to be thoroughly washed. Use cool or warm fresh water only, never hot.

14 Ensure that moisture does not enter the cylinder. Ensure the cylinder valve is closed prior to cleaning.

15 Ensure not to drop cylinders during cleaning particularly on the valves.

16 Always ensure that you lie cylinders down whenever unattended and ensure the cylinders cannot roll.

17 Ensure that cylinders are kept away from sources of strong heat

18 Use a toothbrush to remove sand from Velcro® and other nooks and crannies.

19 Foam used as packing is to be removed for AQIS inspection. The use of high density foam is the preferred option as impregnation by seeds etc is reduced.

EXTREME CAUTION

LIFE SUPPORT COMPONENTS Clean only under the supervision of a qualified technician



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Tyres (New, Old and Spares)

47.13 The cleaning instructions for Tyres (New, Old and Spares) include the points detailed in Table 47-9.

Table 47-9: Cleaning Instructions for Tyres (New, Old and Spares)


1 All tyres are to be washed and scrubbed to remove all QRM.

2 Damaged tyres are to be inspected by AQIS, who will determine their suitability for return to Australia. If necessary, damaged tyres (for example, perished, cracked or split) are to be removed and disposed of in accordance with the tyre disposal policy;

3 Cracked tyres have the risk of containing QRM therefore perished tyres are to be subject to disposal.

4 All tyres are to be treated with an approved residual insecticide after cleaning

5 Fitted tyres that are damaged should be replaced with new tyres.

6 Used and fitted tyres on rims are to be individually verified that the tyres are on rims, inflated with beading sealed and that the tyres are clean, free of water and other quarantine risk material.

7 Tyres that are not fitted to rims are to be stored in such a manner that water cannot collect inside the tyre. The preferred AQIS solution is that tyres are stored within containers. Tyres not fitted on rims will require fumigation on return to Australia.

8 AQIS considers a Non-Commercial consignment of tyres to contain a maximum of 8 tyres (inclusive of the wheels on the vehicle) and be imported with an accompanying vehicle. If tyres are to be transported back to Australia in containers or crates, please refer to the AQIS internet site (http://www.daff.gov.au/) ICON (Import Conditions Database) for the commodity “tyres”.

Annexes: A. Cleaning Instructions – Truck Fire Fighting Field – Titan E1 CFRB. Cleaning Instructions – Truck Fire Fighting Rural - Mercedes BenzC. Cleaning Instructions – Truck Fire Fighting Field/Truck Fire Genreal

Purpose – Striker AT/XC


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ANNEX A TO CHAPTER 47

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS – TRUCK FIRE FIGHTING FIELD –

TITAN E1 CFR


1.2 This Section deals with the cleaning of the basic Titan fire truck.

External Areas

1.3 The cleaning instructions for the Titan’s external areas, as illustrated in Figures 47A-1 to 47A-6, include the points detailed in Table 47A-1.

Figure 47A-1: Titan’s External Areas


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Figure 47A-2: Titan’s Hoses Connection and Control Panel

Figure 47A-3: Titan’s Roof Areas CES

Figure 47A-4: Titan’s Front Bash Plate



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Figure 47A-5: Titan’s Front Bash Plate

Figure 47A-6: Titan’s Tail Shaft and Differential

Table 47A–1: Cleaning Instructions for the Titan’s External Areas


1 Remove all CES prior to cleaning including CES located on the roof of the vehicle (refer Figure 47A-1).

2 Individually clean CES. Do not replace until after both the CES and the vehicle has been inspected by AQIS.

1.5

3 Ensure the bash plate (and the ledge on the bash plate) is flushed with water and is free of QRM (refer Figure 47A-3).

4 Under Chassis Areas (refer Figure 47A-4). 0.5

5 Tail Shaft & Differential (refer Figure 47A-5).

6 Refer to Chapter 47 for detailed cleaning guidelines.



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Cabin

1.4 The cleaning instructions for the fire truck’s cabin, as illustrated in Figures 47A-7 and 47A-8, include the points detailed in Table 47A–2.

Figure 47A-7: Titan’s Cabin Areas

Figure 47A-8: Titan’s Front Seats (Left) and Rear Seats (Right)



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Do not use water or steam to clean any interiors areas of the Fire Trucks Cabin as it contains sensitive electrical components and

equipment – Use air clean only and only under the supervision of a qualified technician

Table 47A–2: Cleaning Instructions for the Fire Truck’s Cabin






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Electronics

1.5 The cleaning instructions for an fire truck’s electronics, as illustrated in Figures 47A-9 to 47A-14, include the points detailed in Table 47A-3

Figure 47A-9: Titan’s Main Computer Console (Left) and Rear of Console (Right)

Figure 47A-10: Titan’s Main Computer Electronics

Figure 47A-11: Main Computer Wiring from Engine Bay (Left) and Close-up of Wiring (Right)



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Figure 47A-12: Titan’s Main Computer Electronic Solenoids

Figure 47A-13: Titan’s Power Connection Board

Figure 47A-14: Titan’s Main Cabin Power Box



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Do not use water or steam to clean any of the units electronics – Use air or hand-wipe clean only and only under the supervision

of a qualified technician

Table 47A–3: Cleaning Instructions for an Fire Truck’s Electronics


1 WARNING: Do not use water or steam to clean any of the unit’s electronics – Use air or hand-wipe clean only and only under the supervision of a qualified technician

2 Main Computer Console (refer Figures 47A-9 and 47A-10).

3 Main Computer Wiring from Engine Bay (refer Figure 47A-11).

4 Solenoids (refer Figure 47A-12).

5 Power Connection Board (refer Figure 47A-13).

6 Main Cabin Power Box (refer Figure 47A-14).




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Suspension

1.6 The specific cleaning instructions for Titan’s suspension, as illustrated in Figures 47A-15 and 47A-16, include those points detailed in Table 47A-4.

Figure 47A-15: Titan’s Rear Suspension (Left) and Front Suspension (Right)

Figure 47A-16: Titan’s Suspension Spring

Table 47A-4: Cleaning Instructions for the Titan’s Suspension


1 Ensure suspension rocker beam mounts on chassis are clean and free of soil, plant and insect material (refer Figure 47A-X).

2 Mud and other debris collect in the spring seat, where the spring is mounted to the axle assembly, and are difficult to remove from the base of the springs (refer Figure 47A-X).




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Engine and Transmission

1.7 The specific cleaning instructions for Titan’s engine and transmission, as illustrated in Figures 47A-17 and 47A-18, include those points as detailed in Table 47A-5.

Figure 47A-17: Titan’s Engine Bay Left and Right Sides

Figure 47A-18: Titan’s Radiator and Fan Side (Left) and Above (Right)

Table 47A-5: Cleaning Instructions for the Titan’s Engine and Transmission Compartment



2 Ensure any engine openings/breathers are taped or plugged to stop ingress of water.





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Battery Box

1.8 The cleaning instructions for the Titan’s battery box, as illustrated in Figure 47A–19, include the point detailed in Table 47A-6.

Figure 47A-19: Titan’s Battery Bay

Table 47A-5: Cleaning Instructions for the Titan’s Battery Bay





1 Remove the battery from the battery bay. Use air or hand-wipe clean only and only under the supervision of a qualified technician

2 Flush battery box compartment.

3 Clean battery, cradle, cover and wiring. Do not replace until inspected by AQIS.



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1.9 The cleaning instructions for the fire truck’s stowage bins and compartments, as illustrated in Figures 47A-20 to 47A-23, include the points detailed in Table 47A-6.

Figure 47A-20: Forward Passenger Side Hose Reel Compartment

Figure 47A-21: Passenger Side Spare Hose Reel Compartment (Left) and Steps Stowage

Compartment (Right)



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Figure 47A-22: Driver Side Stowage Compartment (Left) and Chainsaw Stowage Compartment (Right)

Figure 47A-23: Driver Side General Stowage Compartment

Table 47A-6 Cleaning Instructions for the Fire Truck’s Stowage Bins and Compartments









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1.10 The cleaning instructions for Breathing Air apparatus, as illustrated in Figure 47A–24, include the points detailed in Table 47A–7.

Figure 47A-24: Titan’s Breathing Air Bottle Compartment

Table 47A–7: Cleaning Instructions for Breathing Air apparatus

EXTREME CAUTION LIFE SUPPORT COMPONENTS

Clean only under the supervision of a qualified technician



2 Refer to Chapter 47 for detailed cleaning guidelines for both the breathing air bottles and for the compartment.



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ANNEX B TO CHAPTER 47

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS – TRUCK FIRE FIGHTING RURAL –

MERCEDES BENZ


1.2 This Section deals with the cleaning of the basic Mercedes Benz rural fire truck.

External Areas

1.3 The cleaning instructions for the Mercedes Benz’s external areas, as illustrated in Figures 47B-1 to 47B-8, include the points detailed in Table 47B-1.

Figure 47B-1: Mercedes Benz’s External

Figure 47B-2: Mercedes Benz’s Front and Rear


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Figure 47B-3: Mercedes Benz’s Main Fire Hose Reels

Figure 47B-4: Mercedes Benz’s Main Water Pump Control Panel and Couplings

Figure 47B-5: Mercedes Benz’s Main Water Pump

Figure 47B-6: Mercedes Benz’s Tail Shaft (Left) and Differential (Right)


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Figure 47B-7: Mercedes Benz’s Under Chassis Area

Figure 47B-8: Mercedes Benz’s Exhaust

Table 47B–1: Cleaning Instructions for the Mercedes Benz’s External Areas




1.5


4 Unroll all hoses and clean all oil and grease material to ensure there is no soil, plant or insect matter. Clean hose assembly with a high-pressure water cleaner (refer Figure 47B-3).

0.5

5 Clean all hose couplings and hose coupling assembly with a high- pressure water cleaner (refer Figure 47B-4).



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Cabin

1.4 The cleaning instructions for the Mercedes Benz’s cabin, as illustrated in Figures 47B-9 and 47B-10, include the points detailed in Table 47B–2.

Figure 47B-9: Mercedes Benz’s Instrument Panel (Left) and Under Dash Area (Right)

Figure 47B-10: Mercedes Benz’s Seat and Seat Shroud

Table 47B–2: Cleaning Instructions for the Mercedes Benz’s Cabin


1 The ventilation system filter is to be removed and cleaned with high-pressure air. Air ducts are to be reverse pressure air-blown clean.

2 The seats and the floor mats are to be removed and the cabin floor cleaned.

3 The cabin area is to be vacuumed and air-blown clean.



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Suspension

1.5 The specific cleaning instructions for Mercedes Benz’s suspension, as illustrated in Figures 47B-11 and 47B-12, include those points detailed in Table 47B-3.

Figure 47B-11: Mercedes Benz’s Front (Left) and Rear (Right) Suspension

Figure 47B-12: Mercedes Benz’s Rocker Spring and Axle

Table 47B-3: Cleaning Instructions for the Mercedes Benz’s Suspension


1 Ensure suspension rocker beam mounts on chassis are clean and free of soil, plant and insect material.

2 Ensure axles and mounts on chassis are clean and free of soil, plant and insect material.



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1.6 The specific cleaning instructions for Mercedes Benz’s engine and transmission, as illustrated in Figures 47B-13 and 47B-14, include the points detailed in Table 47B-4.

Figure 47B-13: Mercedes Benz’s Engine Bay

Figure 47B-14: Mercedes Benz’s Radiator

Table 47B-4: Cleaning Instructions for the Mercedes Benz’s Engine and Transmission Compartment





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Battery Box

1.7 The cleaning instructions for the Mercedes Benz’s battery box, as illustrated in Figure 47B-151, include the points detailed in Table 47B-5.

Figure 47B-15: Mercedes Benz’s Battery Bay

Table 47B-5: Cleaning Instructions for the Mercedes Benz’s Battery Box


1 Remove the battery and clean both the battery and the battery bay.



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1.8 The cleaning instructions for the fire truck’s stowage bins and compartments, as illustrated in Figures 47B-16 to 47B-21, include the points detailed in Table 47B-6.

Figure 47B-16: Passenger Side Fire Tools Stowage Compartment

Figure 47B-17: Passenger Side Main Stowage Compartment

Figure 47B-18: Spare Wheel Compartment


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Figure 47B-19: Rear Fire Hose Stowage Compartments

Figure 47B-20: Drivers Side General Stowage Compartment

Figure 47B-21: Drivers Side Rigid Hose Stowage Compartment


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Table 47B-6: Cleaning Instructions for the Fire Truck’s Stowage Bins and Compartments







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1.9 The cleaning instructions for Breathing Air apparatus, as illustrated in Figure 47B-22, include the points detailed in Table 47B–7.

Figure 47B-22: Breathing Air Bottle (Left) and Breathing Air Vest (Right) Compartments



Table 47B–7: Cleaning Instructions for Breathing Air apparatus



2 Refer to Chapter 47 for detailed cleaning guidelines


47C-1

ANNEX C TO CHAPTER 47

TRUCK FIRE FIGHTING FIELD/ TRUCK FIRE GENERAL PURPOSE –

STRIKER AT/XC


1.2 This Section deals with the cleaning of the basic Striker fire truck.

External Areas

1.3 The cleaning instructions for the Striker’s external areas, as illustrated in Figures 47C-1

to 47C-7, include the points detailed in Table 47C-1.

Figure 47C-1: Striker’s External Areas


47C-2

Figure 47C-2: Striker’s Hoses Connection and Pump Panel

Figure 47C-3: Striker’s Roof Area CES

Figure 47C-4: External Area CES


47C-3

Figure 47C-5: Striker’s Bumper Skid Plate

Figure 47C-6: Striker’s Front Bash Plate

Figure 47C-7: Striker’s Front Tail Shaft (Left) and Rear Tail Shaft (Right)


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Table 47C–1: Cleaning Instructions for the Striker’s External Areas

Serial

Comments or Tasks Technical

Time (hours)

1 Remove all CES prior to cleaning including CES located on the roof and exterior of the vehicle (refer Figure 47C-1).

2 Individually clean CES. Do not replace until after both the CES and the vehicle has been inspected by DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND WATER RESOURCES.

1.5

3 Ensure the skid plate is flushed with water and is free of QRM (refer Figure 47C-4 & 5).

4 Under Chassis Areas including Tail Shaft & Differential (refer Figure 47C-7).

0.5


Cabin

1.4 The cleaning instructions for the fire truck’s cabin, as illustrated in Figures 47C-8 and 47C- 9, include the points detailed in Table 47C–2.

Figure 47C-8: Striker’s Cabin Areas


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Figure 47C-9: Striker’s Front Seats

Table 47C–2: Cleaning Instructions for the Fire Truck’s Cabin

Serial


Time (hours)



Electronics

1.5 The cleaning instructions for an fire truck’s electronics, as illustrated in Figures 47C-10 to 47C-16, include the points detailed in Table 47C-3.


47C-6

Figure 47C-10: Striker’s Structural Panel (Left) and Firefighting Air Manifold (Right)

Figure 47C-11: Striker’s Suspension, Transfer Case Solenoids and DCP module (DCP RAAF

Only)

Figure 47C-12: Engine ECM and Transmission ECU


47C-7

Figure 47C-13: Firefighting Distribution Fuse and Relay Block

Figure 47C-14: Striker’s Power Connection Board


47C-8

Figure 47C-15: Striker’s Slave Start Receptacle

Figure 47C-16: Striker’s Main Cabin Power Box

Table 47C–3: Cleaning Instructions for an Fire Truck’s Electronics

Serial


Time (hours)

1 WARNING: Do not use water or steam to clean any of the unit’s electronics – Use air or hand-wipe clean only and only under the supervision of a qualified technician

2 Structural Panel and Firefighting Air Manifold (refer Figure 47C-10).

3 Suspension, Transfer Case Solenoids and DCP module (DCP RAAF Only) (refer Figure 47C-11).





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4 Engine ECM and Transmission ECU (refer Figure 47C-12).

5 Firefighting Distribution Fuse and Relay Block (refer Figure 47C-13).

6 Power Connection Board (refer Figure 47C-14).

7 Slave Start Receptacle (refer Figure 47C-15).

8 Main Cabin Power Box (refer Figure 47C-16).

9 Refer to Chapter 47 for detailed cleaning guidelines

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Suspension

1.6 The specific cleaning instructions for Striker’s suspension, as illustrated in Figures 47C-16 and 47C-17, include those points detailed in Table 47C-4.

Figure 47C-16: Striker’s Front Suspension (Left) and Rear Suspension Right)

Figure 47C-17: Striker’s TAK 4 Suspension

Table 47C-4: Cleaning Instructions for the Striker’s Suspension


1 Ensure suspension mounts on chassis are clean and free of soil, plant and insect material (refer Figures 47C-16 and17).



47C-11


1.7 The specific cleaning instructions for Striker’s engine and transmission, as illustrated in Figures 47C-18 and 47C-19, include those points as detailed in Table 47C-5.

Figure 47C-18: Striker’s Engine Bay Top View

Figure 47C-19: Striker’s Radiator and Fan Side (Left) and Above (Right)

Table 47C-5: Cleaning Instructions for the Striker’s Engine and Transmission Compartment



2 Ensure any engine openings/breathers are taped or plugged to stop ingress of water.




47C-12

Table 47C-5: Cleaning Instructions for the Titan’s Battery Bay

Battery Box

1.8 The cleaning instructions for the Striker’s battery box, as illustrated in Figure 47C–20, include the point detailed in Table 47C-6.

Figure 47C-20: Striker’s Battery Bay


1 Remove the battery from the battery bay. Use air or hand-wipe clean only and only under the supervision of a qualified technician

2 Flush battery box compartment.

3 Clean battery, cradle, cover and wiring. Do not replace until inspected by DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND WATER RESOURCES.





47C-13

Equipment Stowage Compartments

1.9 The cleaning instructions for the fire truck’s stowage bins and compartments, as illustrated in Figures 47C-21 to 47C-26, include the points detailed in Table 47C-6.

Figure 47C-21: Passenger and Driver Side Hose Reel Locker

Figure 47C-22: Passenger Side Delivery Hose Reel Locker


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Figure 47C-23: Passenger Side Stowage Compartment Army (Left) Air Force (Right)

Figure 47C-24: Rear underneath Tyre Changing Compartment

Figure 47C-25: Drive Side Rescue Equipment Locker


47C-15

Figure 47C-26: Driver Side General Stowage Locker

Table 47C-6 Cleaning Instructions for the Fire Truck’s Stowage Bins and Compartments



2 Individually clean all items of CES. Do not replace in the vehicle until inspection has been completed by DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND WATER RESOURCES.





47C-16


1.10 The cleaning instructions for Breathing Air Apparatus, as illustrated in Figure 47C–27, include the points detailed in Table 47C–7.

Figure 47C-27: Striker’s Breathing Air Cylinder Compartments

Table 47C–7: Cleaning Instructions for Breathing Air apparatus



2 Refer to Chapter 47 for detailed cleaning guidelines for both the breathing air cylinders and for the compartment.

