Block Heater Coolant Leak Repair at a Critical Power Facility

Our Fairfield NJ branch received a service call for a diesel generator low coolant level alarm at a critical Power Facility.

A tech was dispatched immediately and arrived onsite within 30 minutes of receiving the call.

After a thorough inspection, the tech determined there was a coolant leak coming from the factory block heater’s upper hose.

The tech fixed the hose, ran the unit under load, and confirmed there was no more coolant leaking. He topped off the coolant and left the unit operational and back in automatic mode.

The block heater was written-up for replacement and the same tech went back to replace it the following day to prevent any future issues.

A worker in safety gear stands next to industrial machinery at a critical power facility, wearing a yellow hard hat, safety glasses, and a dark uniform with a visible name patch.
A worker wearing a hard hat, safety glasses, and protective clothing operates a control panel in a critical power facility, ensuring safe operations during block heater coolant leak repair.
A person wearing a dark hoodie and blue gloves inspects valves and pipes on a large green industrial machine, performing block heater coolant leak repair in a critical power facility.
A person in a hooded sweatshirt and blue gloves uses pliers to work on machinery with various pipes and wires, performing coolant leak repair in a critical power facility.

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