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 Fire Extinguisher Annual Maintenance Test

 

1.  Class A fires are fires in:
1. Class A fires are fires in:
2.  Class B fire are fires in:
2. Class B fire are fires in:
3.  A Class D fire extinguisher can be used for fires involving:
3. A Class D fire extinguisher can be used for fires involving:
4.  Portable fire extinguishers are classified by the:
4. Portable fire extinguishers are classified by the:
5.  Internal examination of the fire extinguisher body is required for ABC, BC, & Halatron rechargeable fire extinguishers every:
5. Internal examination of the fire extinguisher body is required for ABC, BC, & Halatron rechargeable fire extinguishers every:
6.  ABC, BC, & Halatron Fire extinguisher shells must be hydrostatically tested every:
6. ABC, BC, & Halatron Fire extinguisher shells must be hydrostatically tested every:
7.  The NFPA standard that governs portable fire extinguisher requirements is:
7. The NFPA standard that governs portable fire extinguisher requirements is:
8.  The acronym P.A.S.S. stands for:
8. The acronym P.A.S.S. stands for:
9.  A carbon dioxide fire extinguisher should not be used in a small unventilated space.
9. A carbon dioxide fire extinguisher should not be used in a small unventilated space.
10.  An ABC rechargeable fire extinguisher that was manufactured in 2020 and does not have a hydrostatic testing label must be removed from service and hydrostatically tested.
10. An ABC rechargeable fire extinguisher that was manufactured in 2020 and does not have a hydrostatic testing label must be removed from service and hydrostatically tested.
11.  Which aspect of fire protection with portable fire extinguishers is essential, but often overlooked?
11. Which aspect of fire protection with portable fire extinguishers is essential, but often overlooked?
12.  A non-rechargeable fire extinguisher that was manufactured in 2004 or older must be removed from service.
12. A non-rechargeable fire extinguisher that was manufactured in 2004 or older must be removed from service.
13.  Annual maintenance inspection should be recorded at a minimum on a tag securely attached to the fire extinguisher.
13. Annual maintenance inspection should be recorded at a minimum on a tag securely attached to the fire extinguisher.
14.  A verification of service collar is required on extinguishers that have undergone maintenance.
14. A verification of service collar is required on extinguishers that have undergone maintenance.
15.  A fire extinguisher with a pressure gauge reading lower than approved pressure should be removed from service and sent in for maintenance.
15. A fire extinguisher with a pressure gauge reading lower than approved pressure should be removed from service and sent in for maintenance.
16.  The date of manufacture of a fire extinguisher is always printed on the label.
16. The date of manufacture of a fire extinguisher is always printed on the label.
17.  Dry chemical fire extinguisher capacity for B hazards is rated based on ability to extinguish a fire when used by an experienced user.
17. Dry chemical fire extinguisher capacity for B hazards is rated based on ability to extinguish a fire when used by an experienced user.
18.  Dry chemical fire extinguisher capacity for A hazards is rated by how it is compared to water on fires.
18. Dry chemical fire extinguisher capacity for A hazards is rated by how it is compared to water on fires.
19.  Fire extinguishers rated for ABC and BC fire hazards contain different extinguishing powder.
19. Fire extinguishers rated for ABC and BC fire hazards contain different extinguishing powder.
20.  Fire extinguishers that are corroded should be removed from service.
20. Fire extinguishers that are corroded should be removed from service.
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