Four Winds 2005 Mandalay, Руководство пользователя

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TO KEEP A FIRE EXTINGUISHER IN OPERATING CONDITION:
1. CHECK PRESSURE - monthly or more often. Check the nozzle for obstruction. Press the green pin
below the nozzle. If it returns and sticks out from the extinguisher, it is operable. If the pin does not
come back, discard extinguisher. Refillable models have a pressure gauge to check.
2. TAMPER TAPE - Check the tape to make sure it is intact. DO NOT test the extinguisher. Even a
partial discharge may cause leakage.
3. INSPECTION TAG - when checking the extinguisher for pressure, enter the date checked on the
inspection tag furnished with the RV. Regular inspections will help insure the condition.
4. AGITATE DRY CHEMICAL - every six (6) months, by inverting the bottle and lightly shaking for
several seconds. This will help prevent the dry chemical from settling due to in-motion vibrations.
CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR
OPERATING YOUR DETECTOR
See the instructions sheet which came with your detector for complete information. Once power is supplied,
the detector will run through a warm-up and self-check cycle for ten minutes before beginning to monitor for
CO gas. There are no switches to allow the unit to be accidentally turned off, so the detector will provide
reliable protection (providing that the test procedure is performed) by alerting you to the buildup of potentially
dangerous levels of CO gas on a continuous basis.
TESTING THE DETECTOR
WARNING: Carbon Monoxide cannot be seen or smelled and can kill you. If alarm sounds:
Turn off appliances, vehicle or other sources of combustion at once (furnace, water heater,
stove, RV, automobile, etc.) and call the fire dept. Get fresh air into the premises or vehicle.
Have the problem corrected before starting any appliances or vehicle.
To properly check the detector, the use of a butane lighter will be required. Butane is a combustible gas and
should be used with caution. When operating normally, the detector will not indicate the presence of
combustible gases, such as butane. Using the TEST button, as described in the following test procedure, the
sensitivity of the detector can be changed to identify the presence of butane temporarily. If the detector
responds to the presence of the butane gas during this test procedure, the detector is working properly, and
will respond to the presence of CO gas during normal operation.
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