Hunter: Created page with "Unlike dry-chem or CO2 extinguisher, pressurized water cans (p-cans) can be refilled and put back in service at the station. == How to refill the p-can: == # Flip p-can upside down and release remaining pressure by squeezing the handle. # Flip it upright and unscrew the top (just below the handle and pressure gauge). # Fill with clean water to the level indicated (marked on can or to overflow tube). # Reattach the top. Tighten securely, by hand. # Pressurize the can us..."

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Created page with "Unlike dry-chem or CO2 extinguisher, pressurized water cans (p-cans) can be refilled and put back in service at the station. == How to refill the p-can: == # Flip p-can upside down and release remaining pressure by squeezing the handle. # Flip it upright and unscrew the top (just below the handle and pressure gauge). # Fill with clean water to the level indicated (marked on can or to overflow tube). # Reattach the top. Tighten securely, by hand. # Pressurize the can us..."

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Unlike dry-chem or CO2 extinguisher, pressurized water cans (p-cans) can be refilled and put back in service at the station.

== How to refill the p-can: ==

# Flip p-can upside down and release remaining pressure by squeezing the handle.
# Flip it upright and unscrew the top (just below the handle and pressure gauge).
# Fill with clean water to the level indicated (marked on can or to overflow tube).
# Reattach the top. Tighten securely, by hand.
# Pressurize the can using the air compressor to pressure indicated on p-can (usually 100 psi).

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