Maintenance, Warning, D-3 aerosol disposal – Lincoln Electric P709 GUARDIAN CONTROL SOLUTIONS User Manual
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D-3
MAINTENANCE
D-3
AEROSOL DISPOSAL
After the life of the products, dispose them of in accor-
dance with federal, state and local regulations.
• Activated Flame Guardians™ can be disposed of as
nonhazardous waste
• Non-activated Flame Guardians™ at end of lifespan
must be returned to the supplier
GUARDIAN™ PANEL
The Guardian™ Panel does not require specific main-
tenance except for cleaning. Do not use solvents or
detergents and ensure that water does not enter the
enclosure. Compressed air or a vacuum is recom-
mended.
HEAT DETECTOR SET
To enable proper operation, the heat detectors must
be kept clean. They should be tested periodically in
accordance with the national fire protection association
regulations or as directed by the authorities having
local jurisdiction.
1. Clean the detectors regularly and gently.
2. Test detectors for proper functioning; See Heat
Detector Set Functional Test in Installation
Section.
3. Place detectors back in the filter housing.
Any detector that has been involved in a fire, abused
or damaged must be tested and replaced if necessary.
SPARK DETECTOR SET
To enable proper operation, the spark detectors must
be kept clean. Dirty lenses might influence their sensi-
tivity. Both detectors must be cleaned and tested peri-
odically in accordance with the national fire protection
association regulations or the authorities having local
jurisdiction.
Cleaning intervals vary per situation and regular
checks must be performed.
To clean and test the spark detectors, proceed as fol-
lows.
1. Make sure the Flame Guardian™ module(s) is/are
disconnected.
2. Loosen the mounting screw and remove one of the
spark detectors.
3. Clean the lens gently with a soft cloth (See Spark
Detector Set Functional Test in Installation
Section).
4. Check the system status. Guardian™ Panel should
indicate a fire in Zone 1.
5. Replace the spark detector and fasten it using the
mounting screw.
6. Press SYSTEM RESET button on the Guardian™
Panel.
7. Follow the same procedure for the other spark
detector.
If in both cases a fire is detected in Zone 1 on the
Guardian™ Panel, the spark detectors are functioning
properly. If no detection takes place, the lens might still
be dirty, out of visual alignment with the other spark
detector, or broken.
8. Clean and test once more.
9. If necessary, replace the broken spark detector.
10. Reconnect the Flame Guardian™ module(s).
Any detector that has been involved in a fire, abused
or damaged must be tested before reuse. Replace if
necessary.
GUARDIAN CONTROL™ SOLUTIONS
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