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Service points are places where drivers can repair or refill motorized vehicles. To do this they must own a Manual Service license. | Service points are places where drivers can repair or refill {{ppl|Rail Vehicle Types|motorized vehicles}}. To do this they must own a {{pll|Manual Service|Manual Service}} license. | ||
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Basic service points, marked turquoise on the station maps, are usually located in depots and offer various repair services as well as basic consumable resources such as diesel, oil, sand, and electricity for refilling. | Basic service points, marked turquoise on the {{pll|Station Map|station maps}}, are usually located in depots and offer various {{pll|Servicing by Paying Fees|repair services}} as well as basic consumable resources such as diesel, oil, sand, and electricity for refilling. | ||
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Steam service points, marked gray on the station maps, are characterized by towers that offer water and coal for refilling. | {{pll|Steam Overview|Steam}} service points, marked gray on the station maps, are characterized by towers that offer water and coal for refilling. | ||
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The driver interacts with the service points using a number of machines stacked next to each other, featuring indicators and control devices on them. There are several types of machines involved: selection module, status module and cash register. | The driver interacts with the service points using a number of machines stacked next to each other, featuring indicators and control devices on them. There are several types of machines involved: {{pll|Selection Module|selection module}}, {{pll|Status Module|status module}} and {{pll|Cash Register|cash register}}. | ||
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{{See also|Selection Module|Status Module|Cash Register|Manual Service|Servicing by Paying Fees|Body Damage|Mechanical Powertrain Damage|Electrical Powertrain Damage|Wheels & Brakes Damage|Driving Efficiency|Station Map|Railway Terminology}} | {{See also|Selection Module|Status Module|Cash Register|Manual Service|Servicing by Paying Fees|Body Damage|Mechanical Powertrain Damage|Electrical Powertrain Damage|Wheels & Brakes Damage|Driving Efficiency|Station Map|Railway Terminology}} | ||
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Revision as of 17:48, 6 March 2025
Service points are places where drivers can repair or refill Template:Ppl. To do this they must own a Manual Service license.
Basic service points, marked turquoise on the station maps, are usually located in depots and offer various repair services as well as basic consumable resources such as diesel, oil, sand, and electricity for refilling.
Steam service points, marked gray on the station maps, are characterized by towers that offer water and coal for refilling.
The driver interacts with the service points using a number of machines stacked next to each other, featuring indicators and control devices on them. There are several types of machines involved: selection module, status module and cash register.
See also: Selection Module, Status Module, Cash Register, Manual Service, Servicing by Paying Fees, Body Damage, Mechanical Powertrain Damage, Electrical Powertrain Damage, Wheels & Brakes Damage, Driving Efficiency, Station Map, Railway Terminology