Rig master question

Listen, the computer will reject any number that doesnt compute. The last guy with that unit could have entered a much higher number and the computer will reject any number that is less than that number.

I had a chip fry on my Tripac last year. Until it was replaced the hours showed 9999. Now since it worked fine and I used it for a couple weeks before the chip was replaced, I forgot what the last input for hours that I submitted.

The chip got replaced when the PM came due and it re-started the hours at 0000. Ive notified Road Assist a few times, they havent a clue or dont care... so i dont report my APU hours because the computer just spits back that its impossible to report hours that are less than previously reported hours.

I have the TRIPAC manual and I know exactly when and what PMs need to be done... thats all that matters, because the hours at which those PMs are done are on the work reciepts, so there is a record that I am getting them done at the correct intervals.