G Man

I needed to remove my bottle and when I unstrapped it it felt empty. I can't figure out how to get the electrical connection off of the tip of the bottle to get it filled. Do you unscrew it at the fitting?

1BIGJIM

If you can find a place to refill post it. I have always been told you have to replace the bottle

Iggy

I was told the same thing by an extinguisher service tech. To see if it has any chemical in it you'll need to take it to an extinguisher service and have them weigh it.
And no, I don't know how to remove the pressure sensor. I too thought it unplugged or something.

klaw

Sea-Fire
9331-A Philadelphia Rd.
Baltimopre Md 21237
(410) 687-5500
Andrew Eiffert

Calll them they do an exchange program

MrCIG

It's D.O.T. regulations and UL that won't let anyone refill the units. The only thing you can do is buy a new one.
I have been in the extinguisher business almost 20 years.

Thanks
Mark

G Man

Thanks and I was told the electrical connector needs to be disconected from the bottle somewhere down line, Not at the bottle like you would think. Mine was never disscharged but is empty. Sea Fire told me it probably leaked out over time. Never heard of this. Anyway I am pursueing exchaging the bottle.

For those in the business, doeshis need to be done thru Sea Fire or any extingusher shop???????

MrCIG

No you will have to send it back to the factory. A regular extinguisher house can not do it leagally.

Mark