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PROBLEM 

CORRECTIVE ACTION 

Leak at collar O-ring 

De-pressurize. Remove valve assembly, remove, and discard 

O-ring, clean collar, and lube lightly with Visilox V-711.   

Clean O-ring groove on valve and install new collar O-ring.   

Lubricate with Visilox V-711.   

Leak through valve 

De-pressurize. Check valve stem seating area for scratches 

or foreign matter.    Clean seating area with a toothbrush and 

soft cloth.    Install new valve stem assembly. 

Valve outlet thread or port obstructed or dirty 

De-pressurize. Flush clean with water or empty and 

recharge. If still blocked replace valve assembly with new. 

Leak around gauge 

De-pressurize, remove valve. Remove gauge, clean threads, 

and reinstall using Teflon tape on the gauge threads. 

Defective or damaged gauge 

De-pressurize and replace. Install the correct Victory 

pressure gauge using Teflon tape on the gauge threads. 

Pressure gauge reads outside green zone 

Check ambient temperature correlation. De-pressurize and 

recharge or replace 

Gauge operating pressure differs from label 

De-pressurize and replace. Install the correct Victory 

pressure gauge using Teflon tape on the gauge threads. 

Gauge does not indicate compatibility with 

agent 

De-pressurize and replace. Install the correct Victory 

pressure gauge using Teflon tape on the gauge threads. 

Gauge does not indicate compatible with 

brass 

De-pressurize and replace. Install the correct Victory 

pressure gauge using Teflon tape on the gauge threads. 

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Defective cylinder 

Contact Victory if under warranty, otherwise mark 

"REJECTED" and remove from service or return to owner. 

11 

Extinguisher suspected of freezing 

Empty, closely examine & hydrostatic re-test. Recharge or 

replace as necessary 

12 

Wall hook / bracket loose or damaged 

 

Secure, repair or replace 

13 

Bent pull pin, corroded, damaged   

Replace 

14 

Lever or handle loose 

De-pressurize and replace if possible or replace with new 

valve assembly 

15 

Damaged hose, worn, cracked, or corroded 

Replace 

16 

Nameplate instructions illegible 

Replace 

17 

Agent cylinder damaged or corroded 

Inspect and hydrostatic re-test or dispose of in accordance 

with NFPA-10 

18 

Noise noticeable from within cylinder 

De-pressurize and internally examine for broken siphon tube 

or foreign object 

19 

Total Charge weight of extinguisher different 

to tolerances on nameplate 

De-pressurize and recharge 

20 

Hose strap(s) damaged or missing 

Replace 

21 

Nozzle or hose or coupling obstructed 

Flush clear with warm water and blow dry. If still 

obstructed, replace 

22 

Hose O-ring or nozzle O ring missing, 

cracked or damaged 

Replace and lightly lubricant. 

Summary of Contents for WM2.5GAL

Page 1: ...at they are ready to operate properly and safely Victory strongly recommends that the maintenance of portable fire extinguishers be done by a trained professional your local authorized Victory Distrib...

Page 2: ...D FAILURE TO HEED THESE INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY VICTORY ASSUMES NO LIABILITY FOR SERVICE MAINTENANCE OR RECHARGE OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS BY PUBLISHING THIS MANUAL REFERENCES IN THIS...

Page 3: ...to 49 C please see the nameplate on your extinguisher The extinguisher should be adequately protected if temperatures outside of this range are anticipated Keep the extinguisher clean and free from d...

Page 4: ...the extinguisher in a vertical position aim the nozzle at the base of the fire 5 Approach fire from upwind minimum of 10 feet of the front edge of the fire 6 Starting back from this distance squeeze t...

Page 5: ...sher connected to a regulator of a high pressure source for an extended period A defective regulator could cause the cylinder to rupture due to excessive pressure CAUTION Discharge time and effective...

Page 6: ...ondition to prevent its operation and any necessary repair or replacement It will normally reveal if hydrostatic testing or internal maintenance is required Maintenance servicing recharging shall be p...

Page 7: ...te the class C capability Do not mix deionized water with non deionized in extinguisher content 6 Visually inspect the pressure gauge a If bent damaged or improper gauge depressurize and replace b If...

Page 8: ...could seriously damage the plastic gauge face 3 Inspect the extinguisher for damaged missing or substitute parts NOTE Only factory replacement parts are approved for use on victory fire extinguishers...

Page 9: ...disassembled valve with a soft bristle brush or soft cloth Blow the valve out with air or nitrogen Inspect the collar O ring valve stem spring and dip tube assembly and replace parts if worn or damage...

Page 10: ...ing facing the front of the extinguisher gauge side 12 Install new tamper seal wrapping through loop and around levers to secure ring pin Do not over stress tamper seal 13 Weigh assembled extinguisher...

Page 11: ...ent De pressurize and replace Install the correct Victory pressure gauge using Teflon tape on the gauge threads 9 Gauge does not indicate compatible with brass De pressurize and replace Install the co...

Page 12: ...will not affect the remainder Victory is not responsible for the installation or the maintenance of the products Defective products for which a valid claim has been made shall be returned to Victory s...

Page 13: ...sociation 2022 Edition 1 Batterymarch Pk P O Box 9101 Quincy MA 02169 7471 www nfpa org CGA C 1 Methods for Hydrostatic Compressed Gas Assoc Inc Testing of Compressed Gas 4221 Walney Road 5th floor Cy...

Page 14: ...14 APPENDIX A...

Page 15: ...ch Pressure Gauge to valve Recommended torque 5 12Nm 44 106 in lbs with sealant glue Scales Filling cylinders with deionized water Recommended accuracy 2 5 or better Pressurizing recharging adaptors S...

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