r/KitchenSuppression 20d ago

Need Help ASAP

I want to get this serviced but I’ve never seen this type of system before. I looked in the manual but this doesn’t show up. Can anyone guide me in the right direction even PDF for this would help out a lot as well

Thank you!!!

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u/LETSTHESHOTGO Kitchen Knight II 20d ago

u/BudLarry has probably done 500 of these, I’m sure he can chime in when he’s free

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u/Glacial_Blue_Horizon 20d ago

Looks like the same as a Perfect Fry:

https://www.firequeen.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Service-Specification-PFS-Systems.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com

That overcharged cylinder isn't doing you any favors though, and I'd be curious to know if you have the appropriate fusible link.

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u/haydenkayne 20d ago

Those perfect fry links are ridiculously expensive.

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u/Ok-Perspective1271 19d ago

This the UK version, gimme US version please 😂

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u/Conscious_Surprise94 19d ago

This manual is clutch thank you so much!!!

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u/quick_seal1990 20d ago

You’re looking at the cylinder, look at the make and model of equipment it is protecting. Amerex only sells the cylinder and lets the cooking equipment manufacturer list it

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u/OutrageousLychee2010 19d ago

For all of these self contained ones you can find the service information in a manual from the manufacturer by looking up the make and model number of the kitchen appliance assembly.

The manual should have a specific section you can jump to by searching for the keyword of the manufacturer of the brand of fire system equipment you find. I've only ever seen Ansul or Buckeye, but seeing this Amerex is cool.

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u/Initial_Rise_7430 16d ago

https://www.partstown.com

This is where you can get the parts

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u/ActivateFireSafety 19d ago

Cylinder sitting in a hot environment, extinguisher gauge will rise.

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u/Conscious_Surprise94 19d ago

Plus they don’t change or clean the filters as need be either so that makes it even worse