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Tensioning Guide
Belt-diagram
C-120 pulleys
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Daily Electrical System Inspection
Replace Roller and Pulley
Install Engine B-120
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Electrical Brothers
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Drive Motor
B2 Rollers
Tensioning System
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Ansul Fire Extinguisher 10
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Nozzle Plunger Replacement
Depress nozzle handle and remove nozzle tip
Remove the handle rivet head by using a 3/8 inch drill bit
Remove handle, caplugs, and spring
Remove old plunger and replace with new plunger
Reassemble handle, caplugs and spring onto nozzle body, ensuring plunger stem fits into groove in handle
Install new rivet through handle and nozzle body, then peen rivet
Operate nozzle handle to ensure free movement of plunger assembly
Squeeze nozzle handle and thread nozzle tip into nozzle body. Screw the nozzle tip until it seats against the plunger. Depress the handle and continue to turn clockwise for 1/2 to 3/4 turn
Install nozzle assembly onto agent hose and pressure test to 250 psi (17.24 bar)
1 Yearly Bracket Maintenance
Clean any dirt, ice, or other foreign material from the extinguisher and bracket
Remove the extinguisher from the bracket and clean the extinguisher surface where the bracket pads contact it
Examine the bracket pads which hold the extinguisher in place. Clean the pad surfaces to maintain their gripping power on the extinguisher. Check the pads for resiliency, and replace if necessary
Inspect the bracket. If it has been bent, replace it. If it has been cracked, repair or replace it
If any welding is performed, take steps to protect the bracket pads from excessive heat
Grease each moving part of the bracket arm and test its action. The bracket must be able to hold the extinguisher firmly, but release easily when necessary
Check to see that the bracket is firmly mounted. Tighten or replace mounting fasteners, or re-weld connections as needed
Avoid possible rust damage by cleaning and painting wherever bare steel is exposed
Following extinguisher maintenance, secure the extinguisher in its bracket. If the bracket does not hold the extinguisher securely or the bracket is difficult to close, replace the affected part and/or bracket
Extinguisher Recharge
Before proceeding to recharge any extinguisher, visually examine the unit for any physical damage or impairment which may further dictate the need for maintenance.
Extinguisher visually inspected for any physical damage or impairment?
Extinguishers out of service for maintenance or recharge shall be replaced by spare extinguishers of the same type and at least equal rating.
Invert the extinguisher and open nozzle to clear dry chemical from hose and to relieve all pressure remaining in shell.
Return the extinguisher to the upright position.
Remove the cartridge guard and spent cartridge.
Do not install cartridge onto extinguisher at this time.
Remove fill cap slowly and deliberately.
If extinguisher contains optional hose seal, install a new seal.
Cartridge Receiver Puncture Pin Replacement
Cartridge removed from extinguisher
Retaining roll pin removed from lever
Old puncture pin removed by pushing downward
New puncture pin installed
Roll pin installed in reverse procedure
Puncture pin travels freely by operating the lever
Fire Extinguisher Inspection
Extinguisher is in its designated place, is clearly visible and is accessible for immediate use
Visual seal on the cartridge receiver and tamper-proof seal on the fill cap are intact
Red indicator stem on Ansul indicator fill cap models is not up
Extinguisher feels filled when lifted up and down slightly
Extinguisher shell, cartridge guard, cartridge receiver and all other external parts show no evidence of physical damage, corrosion or other impairments
Nameplate, especially the operating instructions, is readable
Hose shows no cuts, severe weather checking, abrasion or deformed exterior
Hose couplings show no looseness, corrosion or cracks
Nozzle tip and handle show no obvious damage or obstructions
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Safety Shipping Cap (Left-Hand Threaded Cartridges)
77250
Safety Shipping Cap (Right-Hand Threaded Cartridges)
77251
Secure Visual Seal/Tamper-Proof Seal
15999
Agent Funnels
699
Cartridge Strap Wrench
6380
Safety Shipping Cap (Left-Hand Threaded Cartridges)
77250
Safety Shipping Cap (Right-Hand Threaded Cartridges)
77251
Secure Visual Seal/Tamper-Proof Seal
15999
Agent Funnels
699
Cartridge Strap Wrench
6380
Safety Shipping Cap (Left-Hand Threaded Cartridges)
77250
Safety Shipping Cap (Right-Hand Threaded Cartridges)
77251
Secure Visual Seal/Tamper-Proof Seal
15999
Agent Funnels
699
Cartridge Strap Wrench
6380
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