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APPENDIX A RECHARGE - DRY CHEMICAL EXTINGUISHER 13. Make    certain    nitrogen    cylinder    regulator    Ii present  at  210  psi  (1448  kPa)  or  lower  before opening nitrogen cylinder valve.  Open nitrogen cylinder valve and set regulator pressure at 210 psi (1448 kPa).  Press lever and pressurize with dry    nitrogen.        Release    lever.        Extinguisher gauge     pointer     should     be     in     the     GREEN operating  range.    If  not,  replace  the  gauge  by referring to page 13 of the Appendix. CAUTION:  The pressure gauge on the extinguisher should not be used to determine    whether    the    intended charging pressure has been reached.  Use the calibrated gauge on the Recharge System to determine if the correct pressure is being applied. 14. On  models  with  plastic  pull  pins.    insert  a  new pull   pin   until   the   barb   locks   it   in   place.      On models with metal ring pins, reinsert the ring pin and  install  a  new  visual  inspection  seal.   Then, remove the recharge adaptor. 15. Also.        on    metal    ring    pin    models    or    when replacing plastic pull pins with metal, check that there  is  1/16  in.  (1.6  mm)  minimum  clearance between the top of the valve stem and the push lever.        If    there    is    not    sufficient    clearance, replace with plastic pull pin (see Parts List). 16. Test  for  leakage  using  LEAK-TEC  FORMULA 177  or  equivalent.    Observe  gauge  24  to  48 hours  after  recharge.    There  should  be  no  loss of  pressure.    If  gauge  shows  a  pressure  loss, raise the pressure and retest for leakage. 17. Inspect   hose   and   nozzle   for   obstructions   or other mechanical damage. 18. Reinstall hose and/or nozzle. A8-3

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