Operation Of The Fireboy Fire Extinguisher - Chris-Craft 2015 21 Carina Owner's Manual

Chris-craft 2015 21 carina; 2015 21 capri; 2015 21 capri inboard boat
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When the Fireboy system is
NOTICE:
activated the engine and the
blower will be shut down automatically.
NOTICE:
Check the indicator lamp.
♦ The indicator lamp is designed to monitor
the state of the fire extinguisher when the
ignition key is ON.
♦ A
GLOWING GREEN
the system is CHARGED.
♦ A
NON-GLOWING GREEN LIGHT
indicates the system is
The engine compartment
CAUTION:
blowers are required to
have a ground connection to be con-
nected to the Fireboy system. Failure to
connect a power ventilation shutdown
system impedes the operation of the
fire extinguisher and may prevent fire
extinguishment.
With the "S" hook in
CAUTION:
place, and the cable end
retaining clip NOT installed, any pull on
the cable exceeding 20 pounds will actu-
ate the release mechanism. The cable
should never be installed or removed
without the cylinder securely fastened in
its mounting brackets.
PULL PIN
Figure 2-19. Fire Boy Helm Station
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Safety And Operations
Safety And Operations
light indicates
DISCHARGED.
Figure 2-18. Fire Boy Engine Room

Operation of the Fireboy Fire Extinguisher

♦ Automatic actuation of a Fireboy fire extinguisher
♦ Signs of actuation:
♦ When Actuation occurs:
♦ After actuation occurs:
Figure 2-20. Fire Boy
Electrical System
Helm Station
Photo of Fireboy Here
occurs at 175 degrees F. and is entirely dependent
on the intensity of the fire.
1. A loud sound similar to small arms fire.
2. A loud sound of rushing air.
3. An extinguished indicator lamp.
4. A stalled engine.
1. Immediately shutdown all engines, powered
ventilation, and electrical systems.
2. Do not open the engine compartment.
1. Before inspecting for damage, allow the agent to
"soak" the compartment for at least 15 minutes and
wait for hot metals or fuels to cool.
2. Have approved portable extinguishers in hand and
ready for use.
3. Do not breathe fumes or vapors caused by the fire.
They are hazardous and toxic.
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