To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Amerex Fire Extinguisher has restricted discharge stream?
If you observe a restricted or intermittent agent discharge stream from your Amerex Fire Extinguisher, inspect the downtube strainer and discharge nozzle for any dirt, sediment, or obstructions. Clean or replace the affected parts as needed to restore proper function.
What to do if Amerex Fire Extinguisher cylinder is leaking?
If you find a leak in the cylinder of your Amerex Fire Extinguisher, contact Amerex if the extinguisher is still under warranty. If it is not under warranty, mark it as "Rejected" and return it to the owner.
How to fix Amerex B260 leak around gauge threads?
If you notice a leak around the gauge threads of your Amerex Fire Extinguisher, remove the gauge. Then, reapply Teflon tape to the gauge threads and reinstall the gauge to ensure a tight seal.
How to replace defective gauge on Amerex B260?
If the gauge on your Amerex Fire Extinguisher is defective, remove it and install a new gauge (PN 17420). Be sure to use Teflon tape on the gauge threads during reinstallation.
How to fix Amerex B260 Fire Extinguisher leak at collar O-ring?
To address a leak at the collar O-ring of your Amerex Fire Extinguisher, start by removing the valve assembly. Thoroughly clean the collar (knurled) nut and then install a new O-ring. Remember to lubricate the new O-ring with V-711 (PN 06247) before reassembling.
General| Model | B260 |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 2.5 lbs |
| Agent | ABC Dry Chemical |
| Operating Temperature | -65°F to 120°F |
| Operating Pressure | 100 PSI |
| Cylinder Material | Steel |
| Discharge Time | 8 sec |
| Range | 10-15 feet |
| Class | C |
| Fire Rating | 10-B:C |
Details the part number, title, creation date, creator, and revision of the manual.
Provides instructions regarding the printing and content of the cover sheet and manual pages.
Outlines installation, inspection, and maintenance requirements according to standards and professional practice.
Lists relevant standards and their sources for extinguisher maintenance and testing.
States Amerex does not service extinguishers and the manual is a guide for qualified personnel only.
Details the 'quick check' items for extinguisher readiness as per NFPA 10.
Describes the annual thorough check, including cleaning, part inspection, weighing, and hydrostatic testing.
Defines recharging as agent and expellant replacement, with crucial safety warnings for depressurization and pressurization.
Provides detailed instructions for disassembling, cleaning, replacing parts, and refilling extinguishers.
Identifies common problems with extinguishers and their corrective actions, emphasizing depressurization before repair.
Directs users to the Amerex website for a parts book to order replacement components.
