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User’ s Manual Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher Models FE5G, FE5G-M, FE10G, FE10G-M, FE1A10G, FE1A10G30 IMPORT ANT! Please read carefully and save. This user’ s manual contains important information about your fire extinguisher’ s operation. If you are installing this fire extinguisher for use by others, you must leave this manual—or a copy o[...]
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HOW TO OPERA TE YOUR FIRE EXTINGUISHER IN A FIRE EMERGENCY TO FIGHT THE FIRE 1. Remove the extinguisher fr om the mounting bracket. 2. Hold the unit firmly with the nozzle facing away fr om you. Pull out the pin to break the “ Safety Seal ” . Y ou won ’ t be able to squeeze the trigger until the safety seal is removed. 3. Stand back 6 feet (2[...]