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G310A -A <br /> Revised February 20, 2007 Page 1 <br /> INTRODUCTION TABLE OF CONTENTS Pg. <br /> There exist a variety of reasons for cooking grease INTRODUCTION 1 <br /> fires, but most reasons involve unattended cooking GUARDIAN III SYSTEM COMPONENT 2 <br /> accidents. Here are some tips to help prevent a APPLICATION AND LIMITATION 3 <br /> cooking grease fire in your kitchen. CLEAN -UP AND MAINTENANCE 3 <br /> ENCLOSURE/EXTINGUISHER ASSY 4 <br /> FIRE PREVENTION TIPS: CPU UNIT CONTROL BOARD 5 <br /> • Never leave the kitchen when frying food. SENSOR ASSEMBLY 6 <br /> • Use fresh cooking oil whenever possible. DISTRIBUTION ASSEMBLY 6 <br /> • Dense smoke from the frying pan indicates ACCESSORIES 7 <br /> cooking oil is near auto ignition -turn the burner ELECTRIC SHUTOFFS 10 <br /> down or off. GAS SHUTOFFS 11 <br /> • Keep cooking areas clean and clear of SYSTEM INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 13 <br /> combustibles. AIMING NOZZLES 15 <br /> SYSTEM CHECKOUT 16 <br /> If you must leave the kitchen when frying food, turn the ARMING SYSTEM 17 <br /> bumer off or remove the pan from the burner until you AFTER DISCHARGE 17 <br /> return. PARTS LIST 19 <br /> IN CASE OF A GREASE FIRE: TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE 20 <br /> OPTIONAL SONIC GAS SHUTOFF 22 <br /> Never attempt to move a burning pan of cooking OPTIONAL SONIC ELECTRIC SHUTOFF 23 <br /> grease from the kitchen range. DO NOT TRY TO ILLUSTRATIONS <br /> EXTINGUISH A GREASE FIRE WITH WATER. <br /> Call the fire department immediately. Alert other FIGURE 1 Guardian II1 System Components <br /> occupants and evacuate. Let your Guardian III FIGURE 2 System (Enclosure /Extinguisher Assy.) <br /> extinguish any range top fire. Wait at least 30 minutes FIGURE 3 Central Processing Unit Control Board <br /> after a cooking fire has been extinguished before FIGURE 3A AC/DC Adaptor <br /> approaching your kitchen range. FIGURE 4 Temp. Activated Sensor Assy. /Dist Assy. <br /> FIGURE 5 Remote Alarm <br /> DEFINITIONS FIGURE 6 Installation of Remote Alarm <br /> FIGURE 7 Manual Remote Pull Station <br /> WET CHEMICAL: A solution of water and potassium FIGURE 8 Installation of Manual Remote Pull Station <br /> FIGURE 9 Sonic Receiver Assy. <br /> carbonate based chemical, potassium acetate -based FIGURE 10 Alarm / Strobe Assy. <br /> chemical or a combination thereof which forms an FIGURE 11 Interface Enclosure Assembly <br /> extinguishing agent. FIGURE 12A 3 -Prong Shutoff <br /> FIGURE 12B 4 -Prong Shutoff <br /> LISTED: Equipment or materials included in a list FIGURE 12C Hardwire Shutoff <br /> published by Underwriters Laboratories Incorporated FIGURE 13 Electric Shutoff Connector Configuration <br /> (UL). FIGURE 14 Electric Shutoff Interconnect Identification <br /> FIGURE 15 Electric Shutoff Installation <br /> SHALL OR MUST: Indicates a mandatory FIGURE 16 Gas Shutoff Valve Installation <br /> requirement. FIGURE 17 Gas Shutoff Control Box Installation <br /> FIGURE 18 Gas Shutoff Connection Identification. <br /> SHOULD OR MAY: Indicates a recommendation or FIGURE 19 Minimum and Maximum Heights <br /> that which is advised, FIGURE 20 Nozzle / Sensor Height <br /> FIGURE 21 Hole Location <br /> APPLIANCE: For the purpose of this manual, FIGURE 22 Nozzle /Sensor Assembly <br /> appliance means a residential -type kitchen range FIGURE 23 Overview Inside Hood <br /> supplied by gas or electricity to power and heat range FIGURE 24 Nozzle Adjustment <br /> top burners. FIGURE 25 Target Area <br /> FIGURE 26 Arming System <br /> FIGURE A Optional Sonic Gas Shutoff Installation <br /> FIGURE B Optional Gas Sonic Box <br /> FIGURE C Optional Gas Sonic Shutoff <br /> FIGURE D Optional 3 Prong Sonic Electric Shutoff <br /> FIGURE E Optional 4 Prong Sonic Electric Shutoff <br /> FIGURE F Optional Hardware Sonic Electric Shutoff <br /> FIGURE G Optional Sonic Electric Shutoff Installation <br />