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General| Brand | Johnson Controls |
|---|---|
| Model | ANSUL 10 |
| Category | Fire Extinguisher |
| Language | English |
Indicates a hazardous situation leading to serious personal injury or death.
Indicates a hazardous situation that could cause serious personal injury or death.
Indicates a hazardous situation that could cause minor or moderate personal injury.
Addresses practices not related to personal injury, such as property damage.
Owner's obligation for extinguisher care and use for safety.
Quick check for extinguisher availability and operability.
Thorough check for effective and safe operation.
Replenishment of agent and expellant after use or maintenance.
Requirements for hydrostatic testing of shells and cartridges.
Allowed repair methods and restrictions for extinguishers.
Procedures for tagging and maintaining inspection/maintenance records.
Information on how to order replacement parts lists.
Standards and organizations for additional information.
Step-by-step guide on using the fire extinguisher effectively.
Ensure extinguisher is in its designated, visible, and accessible location.
Inspect visual and tamper-proof seals on cartridge receiver and fill cap.
Check red stem indicator is up if pressure is present on fill cap models.
Lift extinguisher to determine if it is full and ready for use.
Check shell, guard, and receiver for damage or corrosion.
Confirm operating instructions on the nameplate are legible.
Examine hose for damage and couplings for tightness and corrosion.
Inspect nozzle for damage or obstructions.
Ensure nozzle is properly seated with seals intact.
Check wall hanger or bracket securement for extinguisher support.
Keep records via tags or file as per jurisdiction requirements.
Correcting dents, abrasions, rust, pits, and corrosion on the shell.
Rectifying damaged fill cap threads, gasket seating, and vent holes.
Handling caked dry chemical, bent gas tubes, or faulty check valves.
Addressing worn nameplates, missing cartridges, or corroded threads.
Ensure extinguisher is in its designated, visible, and accessible place.
Inspect the securement of the wall hanger or bracket for stability.
Check dates against interval requirements.
Invert and open nozzle to ensure all pressure is relieved.
Check for corrosion, mechanical damage, or unauthorized repairs.
Ensure legibility and securement of nameplates; address corrosion.
Check for mechanical damage or corrosion on guard and receiver.
Inspect cartridge for puncture, correct type, and proper seal.
Verify cartridge weight; replace if under or over specified weight.
Secure cartridge with safety cap when removed from receiver.
Detach nozzle and hose for inspection and maintenance.
Ensure lever movement and sharpness of the puncture pin.
Inspect cartridge receiver for obstruction in the pressure relief vent.
Check gasket condition and lubricate if necessary.
Slowly loosen fill cap to relieve any residual pressure.
Inspect hose for cuts, cracks, abrasion, or deformation.
Inspect couplings for corrosion, cracks, or worn threads.
Ensure nozzle handle operates freely without binding.
Clean nozzle tip and outlet; check for obstructions.
Check plunger tip for wear, damage, or degradation; replace if needed.
Lubricate nozzle tip threads before reassembly.
Clear any internal blockages in the hose.
Replace o-ring if brittle, cracked, cut, or missing.
Reattach hose to elbow, ensuring seals are properly installed.
Describes availability and purpose of ANSUL brackets for extinguisher restraint.
Details vibration and shock load resistance of brackets.
Guidelines for mounting brackets according to requirements.
Factors for choosing the optimal location for bracket mounting.
Checks for looseness, wear, and condition of bracket components.
Procedures for cleaning, greasing, and painting bracket parts.
Steps for adjusting the bracket to ensure a secure fit for the extinguisher.
Lists essential tools required for servicing ANSUL extinguishers.
Specifies lubricants for O-rings, gaskets, and thread installation.
Details available spray paints for cosmetic repairs.
Lists tags for inspection and hydrostatic testing.
Specifies adhesive for nameplate application.
Steps to safely remove the old gas tube.
Procedures for installing a new gas tube with proper lubrication.
Steps to remove the old plunger and related parts.
Procedures for reassembling the nozzle with a new plunger.
Steps for removing the old puncture pin and retaining roll pin.
Procedures for installing a new puncture pin and roll pin.
Guidelines for correctly positioning the replacement nameplate.
Instructions for cleaning the area before applying the new nameplate.
Punch holes to indicate fill weight, type, and model.
Steps for applying the nameplate to the extinguisher.
Visually examine unit for damage before recharging.
Steps for inverting, clearing, and preparing the extinguisher.
Procedures for removing the spent cartridge and guard.
Steps for safely removing the fill cap.
Procedures for replacing the optional hose seal.
Instructions for using funnel and filling with the correct agent.
Cleaning fill opening and reinstalling gaskets and fill cap.
Ensure lever works freely and receiver vent is clear.
Weighing replacement cartridges and installing them.
Attaching visual seals and cleaning the unit.
Documenting the recharge date on the tag and file.
