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Suggested Citation:"Appendix H - Sample Automatic Vehicle Monitoring Exception Report WMATA." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2010. Preventive Maintenance Intervals for Transit Buses. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/22965.
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70 APPENDIX H Sample Automatic Vehicle Monitoring Exception Report—WMATA

71 07/13/2009 03:54 AM to 07/14/2009 03:54 AM All Severities [multiple components] Reporting Period Severities Components Vehicles All Vehicles Exception Summary Report 2616 2005 Orion VII 40' LF (John Deere)Four Mile Last Occurred DescriptionComponentCount 07/13/09 08:13 AM Engine Coolant Temperature Above 212 DegreesEngine1 07/14/09 01:51 AM Brake and Throttle Interlock ExceptionSafety/Security1 07/13/09 04:22 PM Fuel Valve Fault SignalFuel System9 07/13/09 12:11 PM Tractor Brake Stroke - Axle 1 Left - Brake overstroke: the brake rod has overstroked during a braking operation. M253S1F4Brakes4 07/13/09 03:30 PM Tractor Brake Stroke - Axle 1 Left - Non-functioning brake actuator: the brake rod has not actuated during a braking operation. M253S1F12Brakes1 07/13/09 06:00 PM Natural Gas Pressure Lower Than Expected 166Engine2 07/13/09 06:00 PM Natural Gas Tank Pressure Input Voltage Low 025Engine3 2617 2005 Orion VII 40' LF (John Deere)Four Mile Last Occurred DescriptionComponentCount 07/14/09 01:15 AM Brake and Throttle Interlock ExceptionSafety/Security1 07/13/09 09:33 PM Fuel Valve Fault SignalFuel System8 07/14/09 01:00 AM Left rear wheel sensor excessive slip detected. 3+4ABS1 07/13/09 02:54 PM Left rear wheel sensor speed drop-out. 3+4ABS2 2618 2005 Orion VII 40' LF (John Deere)Four Mile Last Occurred DescriptionComponentCount 07/13/09 05:37 PM Fuel Valve Fault SignalFuel System7 2619 2005 Orion VII 40' LF (John Deere)Four Mile Last Occurred DescriptionComponentCount 07/13/09 04:54 PM Fuel Valve Fault SignalFuel System10 2636 2005 Orion VII 40' LF (John Deere)Four Mile Last Occurred Description Code Code Code Code CodeComponentCount 07/13/09 02:26 PM Engine Coolant Temperature Above 212 DegreesEngine1 07/13/09 10:56 PM Odometer ErrorMDT1 07/14/09 01:27 AM Fuel Valve Fault SignalFuel System17 07/14/09 12:46 AM Fuel Derate 086Engine12 of07/14/2009 03:54:52 1 1 Report version 2.2.11.16696

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