Fire Safety Service

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Refilling a fire extinguisher is a process typically done by certified professionals, but here's a general overview of how it's done and what you should know:

• After any use, even partial discharge.

• If the pressure gauge is low (not in the green zone).

• If it’s been a long time (check the label for the manufacturer's service interval).

• During annual inspection, as recommended by fire safety codes.

1. Inspection

   • Check for any damage or corrosion.

   • Verify the extinguisher type and condition.

2. Depressurize and Disassemble

   • Release any remaining pressure.

   • Remove the valve assembly.

3. Clean and Inspect Internal Parts

   • Clean the cylinder.

   • Inspect for corrosion, wear, or damage.

4. Refill with Proper Agent

   • Use the correct extinguishing agent (e.g., dry chemical, CO₂, foam, etc.).

   • This must match the original contents and be done to the correct weight.

5. Repressurize

   • Use a pressurizing machine with the proper gas (e.g., nitrogen for dry chemical).

6. Leak Test

   • Check for leaks around the valve and nozzle.

7. Reassemble and Re-label

   • Put the extinguisher back together.

   • Update the inspection tag and label it as "recharged."

• DIY refilling is not recommended unless you're certified—it’s potentially dangerous and could result in an ineffective extinguisher.

• Take your extinguisher to a licensed fire equipment service company.

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