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Trap removing oil from water recirculation.

Gauge displaying hydraulic-oil temperature on the control panel. Prevents overheating and indicates when the system is ready for heavy use.

Valve regulating flow through the hydraulic-oil cooler. Keeps fluid within the 40–70 °C optimum temperature range for long component life.

Tray positioned beneath oil filters during draining. Captures hot oil safely and prevents environmental spills.

Switch monitoring differential pressure across the oil filter. Illuminates warning lamp when filter approaches blockage threshold.

Common burner for bitumen sprayer heating.

Port allowing collection of hydraulic-oil samples for lab analysis. Used in predictive maintenance to monitor system health.

Compressor powering air valves and tools.

Modem transmitting operational data via cellular network. Enables real-time fleet tracking and maintenance alerts.

Chassis diagnostics accessible for engine/emissions codes.