Rusoh Eliminator User manual

Owner’s Manual ®
©2018 Rusoh, Inc. Form 76-212C-REV
ELIMINATOR®
SELF SERVICE, MULTI-PURPOSE, RELOADABLE
DRY CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER
Classi cation 3-A:40-B:C. For industrial, commercial, or residential use.
Tested to ANSI/UL 711, ANSI/UL 299, CAN/ULC-S504, and CAN/ULC-S508
standards and meets or exceeds NFPA 10 guidelines for portable  re
extinguishers (www.nfpa.org).
Marine U.S.C.G. Type A Size II, Type B:C Size I.
Marine rating is valid only when the extinguisher is equipped with an
approved marine bracket.
This Owner’s Manual includes the following information:
► Key Features of the Rusoh® Eliminator® Fire Extinguisher (page 2)
► Getting Acquainted (pages 2–3)
► Important Information about Fire Extinguishers (page 4)
► Installation (pages 4–5)
► Operating Instructions (page 6)
► 30-Day Inspection (page 7)
► Annual Inspection (pages 7–8)
► Reloading Information (page 9)
► Eliminator® Disposal Procedure (page 9)
► Service and Parts Information (page 10)
► Warranty (page 11)
IMPORTANT! Before installing or using this  re extinguisher:
• Please carefully read this Owner’s Manual and all labels on the  re extinguisher.
• Familiarize yourself and other potential users with the operation of this  re extinguisher.
Regularly review the step-by-step instructions, so you will be prepared in the event of a  re.
For more information, visit www.rusoh.com.
• SAVE THIS OWNER’S MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. If you are installing the
extinguisher for someone else, a copy of this Owner’s Manual must be left with the end user.
• This Eliminator®  re extinguisher must be installed, operated, inspected, reloaded, and discarded
in accordance with the instructions supplied with the extinguisher.
For Model Number
SELF SERVICE 0930001

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Fig. A
CO2CARTRIDGE
AGENT CARTRIDGE
VALVE ASSEMBLY
DISCHARGE HEAD
Valve lever
Valve nozzle
Tamper seal
Hose
Hose clip
Puncture lever
Rusoh™uffing wheel
Instruction label
Cartridge cover
Tag loop
Handle
Alignment rib
Alignment marking
Lock
KEY FEATURES OF THE RUSOH®ELIMINATOR®FIRE EXTINGUISHER
• Factory sealed, loaded, and ready for use.
• Self service  re extinguisher. Patented Rusoh™  uf ng wheel (Fig. A) enables the user to stir or “ uff” the dry
chemical agent with ease. This assures that the chemical is in a free- owing state for maximum ef ciency during
discharge in the event of  re.
• Non-pressurized extinguisher. Won’t leak pressure over time, resulting in a more reliable alternative for  re
defense. Contents are pressurized only when needed to  ght a  re.
• Readily reloadable after use, minimizing downtime and eliminating service calls. The Eliminator® Reloading Kit
(sold separately) includes factory-sealed, genuine Eliminator™ cartridges for peak performance.
• Universal operation. Designed for both left- and right-handed users with an ergonomic, natural design for high
performance  re suppression.
• High tech industrial/engineered polymer. Lighter, stronger, and corrosion-resistant. Engineered to outperform
traditional materials.
• No special license required for self service. Unlike traditional extinguishers, no special license or exemption
is required for inspecting, performing self service, or reloading the Eliminator® dry chemical extinguisher.
GETTING ACQUAINTED
It is important to become familiar with the various parts of the Eliminator
®
 re extinguisher (Fig. A). There are
four main components: the discharge head, CO2 cartridge, agent cartridge, and valve assembly. Each of these
components is made up of smaller parts and is further described on page 3.

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Red cartridge cover
CO2
CARTRIDGE
Fig. B
Fig. C1
Fig. D
Rusoh™uffing wheel
Hose clip
Fig. C2 AGENT
CARTRIDGE
DISCHARGE
HEAD
Tamper
seal
Puncture lever
Lock in
the locked
position Broken tamper seal
AGENT
CARTRIDGE
(inverted)
Lock being twisted to unlocked position
DISCHARGE HEAD
The discharge head (Fig. B) is factory sealed to the agent cartridge;
houses the CO2 cartridge; provides the means to carry the extinguisher
and to puncture the CO2 cartridge; and, when pressurized, routes the
extinguishing agent to the hose.
The lock (Fig. C1) on the discharge head prevents inadvertent
puncturing of the CO2 cartridge. To pressurize the unit, twist the lock in
either direction to a vertical position until the yellow tamper seal
(Fig. C2) breaks and falls off. Puncture the CO2 cartridge by pushing
the yellow puncture lever down. IMPORTANT: If the tamper seal is
broken, disturbed, or missing, you must perform the Annual Inspection
procedure on the extinguisher (see pages 7-8).
CO2CARTRIDGE
The CO2cartridge is a removable component lled with compressed liquid CO2 (HMIS 1-0-3). For the Safety Data
Sheet (SDS), refer to www.rusoh.com.
Squeeze the ribbed sides of the red cartridge cover and lift it open to access the CO2 cartridge (Fig. B).
DANGER!
• CO2 cartridge is under high pressure. Do not puncture or damage the CO2 cartridge.
• Do not heat or locate the
CO2 cartridge near a heat source, such as an engine or stove.
• Discharge from the
CO2 cartridge is very cold and can cause frostbite.
AGENT CARTRIDGE
The agent cartridge contains 6 pounds of Eliminator™ multi-purpose dry
chemical extinguishing agent that includes monoammonium phosphate,
mica, talc, and amorphous silica (HMIS 1-0-0). The extinguishing agent is
nontoxic. Refer to www.rusoh.com for the SDS.
The Rusoh™ ufng wheel is on the bottom of the agent cartridge
(Fig. D). Turning the wheel stirs or “uffs” the dry chemical agent
ensuring that it is in a free-owing state and ready for use.
The hose clip on the agent cartridge keeps the hose and valve assembly
stationary. It also glows in the dark. When charged by natural or articial
lighting, it will provide luminescence in dark areas for up to eight hours.
VALVE ASSEMBLY
The valve assembly (Fig. A) consists of the hose, valve lever, and valve nozzle. The hose carries the extinguish-
ing agent from the discharge head to the valve. The valve lever provides on/off control of the extinguishing agent.
The valve nozzle is designed to direct the extinguishing agent slightly downward, allowing the user to focus the
discharge at the base of the re.

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Fig. E
Inspection tag
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
Fire extinguishers are to be installed, inspected, and disposed in accordance with all applicable laws and
regulations, the owner’s manual supplied with the extinguisher, instructions marked on the extinguisher, NFPA 10,
and National Fire Code of Canada.
All  re extinguishers are classi ed and rated by the type and size of  re they are able to extinguish. This Eliminator®
 re extinguisher is a multi-purpose, dry chemical  re extinguisher with an ABC rating.
Class A Appropriate for common combustible materials such as paper,
cardboard, and wood.
Class B Appropriate for  ammable liquids, such as oil, gasoline, and
kerosene.
Class C Appropriate for electrical equipment, such as appliances, outlets,
wiring, and circuit boards. NOTICE: Agent will cause damage to
sensitive electronics as decomposition byproducts are corrosive.
INSTALLATION
Refer to NFPA 10 and local building codes for placement and spacing requirements for extinguishers with a 3-A:40-B:C
rating. Before placing the extinguisher into service, remove all packaging material.
1. Determine where the extinguisher should be located, keeping the following in mind:
• Install in an easily accessible location, preferably near an exit.
• Install in a location where temperatures do not go below -40°F (-40°C) or above 120°F (49°C).
• As required by NFPA 10, this  re extinguisher must be hung so the top of the extinguisher is no more than
5 feet above the  oor.
• Never install the extinguisher near a heat source.
2. Fill out the inspection tag provided with your extinguisher.
• Indicate the date inspected.
• Write down the model and serial numbers, which can be found on the white label on the back of the
discharge head.
• Initial.
3. Fasten the inspection tag below the lock to the tag loop using the provided cable tie (Fig. E).
4. Secure the hose by pushing it into the hose clip until it snaps into position.
5. Fluff the agent cartridge per the Annual Inspection instructions (see pages 7-8).

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Max. 5ft.
Fig. F
Fig. G
Fig. H
Fig. I
Eliminator logo
Back of
wall mount
Bottom hole
Side
hole
Top center
hole
Side hole
Mount ledge
Valve lever facing wall
Mount ledge
Ensure bottom
edge is horizontal
Anchor
Mounting
bracket
Wall
Screw
WALL MOUNT INSTRUCTIONS
Mounting hardware included:
Wall mount, 2 long screws, 3 short screws, 3 anchors, extra tamper seal
NOTICE: The Eliminator® extinguisher weighs approximately 12
pounds. Be sure to mount the extinguisher on a wall where you have
adequate support. A wall stud is recommended.*
1. Determine the desired location for the extinguisher wall mount. Find
a wall stud at that height, if possible, and mark the center of the
stud with a pencil.
2. Position the back of the wall mount (Fig. F) against the wall, with
the logo “Eliminator” facing up, and align the top center hole of the
mount with the mark on the wall from step 1.
3. Ensure the bottom edge of the wall mount is level. For stud
attachment, mark the top and bottom center holes. For wallboard
installation, mark the bottom and two side holes (Fig. F). Set wall
mount aside.
4. For stud attachment, predrill the top center and bottom pilot holes
using a 3/32″ bit. Attach wall mount to stud using the two long screws
provided.
Alternatively, for wallboard mounting, predrill the bottom and two side
pilot holes with a 3/16″ bit. Insert the three wall anchors provided into
the pilot holes. Using a screwdriver, turn the wall anchors clockwise into
the pilot holes until the anchors are  ush with the wall (Fig. G).
Position the wall mount against the wall, aligning the mounting holes
with the anchors. Insert the three short screws provided through the
wall mount and into the wall anchors. Tighten the screws to secure the
mount. NOTICE: Do not overtighten as wall anchor threads will strip.
Check to make sure the mount is securely installed by pressing down
on the mount ledge (Fig. G). If it rocks, tighten the screws.
5. With the instruction label facing out, hook extinguisher handle over wall
mount (Fig. H). For compact storage, grasp the hose with one hand and
the valve with the other and rotate the valve counterclockwise until the
valve lever faces the wall, as shown in Fig. H.
NOTE: The wall mount is designed to hold the extinguisher securely in place. Once the extinguisher is hooked onto
the wall mount, in order to remove it from the mount, swing the agent cartridge out away from the wall and then lift
extinguisher up off of mount (Fig. I).
*The Eliminator®  re extinguisher can also be mounted in a  re extinguisher cabinet. Please verify  t as cabinet sizes vary.

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WARNING! Stand 6 to 8 feet away from fire.
Tamper seal
Fig. J
Lock
Puncture
lever
Fig. K
Fig. L
Fig. M
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (Remember T-P-A-S-S)
IMPORTANT: Any potential users of the Eliminator® extinguisher should be trained and familiar with the unit and its
operation prior to an emergency!
Remove the extinguisher from wall mount by swinging bottom out away from wall and then lift extinguisher up off of
mount (Fig. I, page 5).
TWIST the lock in either direction to a vertical position to break the
tamper seal (Fig. J). Broken seal will fall away.
PUSH the puncture lever down to pressurize the extinguisher (Fig. K).
You will hear a “whooshing” sound as the unit comes up to pressure.
Grasp the valve nozzle and pull the hose out of the hose clip.
AIM the valve nozzle at the base of the  re.
SQUEEZE the valve lever (Fig. L).
SWEEP the valve nozzle side to side to extinguish the  re (Fig. M).
Once the  re is extinguished, monitor the area closely to be sure the
 re does not reignite.
DANGER! If  re begins to spread or if you are unable to
get within 8 feet of it because of smoke and heat, evacuate
the area immediately and call the Fire Department.
Immediately after the extinguisher has been discharged, discard the agent and CO2 cartridges following the Disposal
Procedure described on page 9. Replace both cartridges according to the instructions provided with the Eliminator®
Reloading Kit.
For more information on using the Eliminator®  re extinguisher to extinguish  res, visit www.rusoh.com.
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Good
Fig. O
Fig. Q
Alignment
rib
Alignment
marking
Fig. N
CO2
cartridge
Tamper
seal
**For more information, visit www.rusoh.com.
Fig. P
Cartridge
cover
30-DAY INSPECTION
IMPORTANT: Extinguishers shall be inspected monthly. More frequent inspections are recommended for
extinguishers located in an area where they can be easily damaged or vandalized.
1. Con rm the  re extinguisher is where it should be.
2. Visually inspect the exterior of the extinguisher.
• Check for dents, scratches, or damage. Discard and replace any damaged
components.
• Review instructions on unit for legibility. New labels can be ordered, if
needed, see page 10.
3. Squeeze the ribbed sides of the red CO2 cartridge cover and lift it open
(Fig. N). Verify that the CO2 cartridge is installed and secure. If it is loose,
perform Annual Inspection (see instructions below and on page 8).
NOTE: The CO2 cartridge has reverse threads, so it turns opposite of
normal threaded components.
4. Ensure the agent cartridge is securely attached to the discharge
head. The red alignment rib on the agent cartridge should be within
the red alignment marking on the discharge head (Fig. O). If it is not,
you are required to follow the Reloading Procedure supplied with the
Eliminator® Reloading Kit, to determine if the agent cartridge needs to
be replaced.**
5. Con rm the manufacturer tamper seal on the lock is not broken (it should be in the position shown in Fig. N).
If the tamper seal is broken, disturbed, or missing, perform the Annual Inspection procedure. Instructions for
Annual Inspection begin at the bottom of this page.
6. Check hose and valve nozzle to ensure that they are securely attached, undamaged, and unobstructed. To
clean, wipe down with damp cloth and mild detergent only. Do not use cleaners containing chlorine.
7. Keeping the extinguishing agent in a free  owing state assures optimum product performance in the event of
a  re. It is thus recommended that you  uff the agent cartridge prior to placing into service and every 30 days
by rotating the Rusoh™ wheel on the bottom of the unit a few times. For  uf ng instructions, follow step 4 of the
Annual Inspection procedure beginning at the bottom of this page.
8. Initial inspection tag and indicate date 30-day inspection was completed.
ANNUAL INSPECTION
1. Remove extinguisher from wall mount.
WARNING! Verify that the extinguisher is not pressurized. Aim the
nozzle upwards into a large garbage bag. Then slowly squeeze the hose valve
lever (Fig. P). Valve lever should be easy to squeeze and should return to
original position. Replace valve assembly if it does not function as stated.
2. Visually inspect the extinguisher for damage using the procedure outlined in
step 2 of the 30-Day Inspection instructions. To replace a damaged CO2or
agent cartridge, refer to the Eliminator® Reloading Procedure supplied with each
Eliminator® Reloading Kit. For other repairs, refer to the Self Service Manual.
3. Heft to con rm that unit feels full. If you are unsure if it is full, weigh unit. The minimum
gross weight for the extinguisher (with CO2 cartridge) should be 11.8 pounds (5.35
kilograms). If the unit is below the indicated weight, both the agent cartridge and
CO2 cartridge will need to be replaced. Follow the instructions supplied with the
reloading kit.
4. Turn the Rusoh™ wheel, located on the bottom of the unit (Fig. Q), back and forth
several times until the wheel turns freely. Then turn the wheel about 3 full rotations by hand to  uff the agent
cartridge. NOTE: This step is equivalent to a 6-year teardown of stored pressure  re extinguishers.

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Fig. V
Fig. T
Fig. S
Location of year
of manufacture
(ex. MFR 20##)
Punctured CO2
cartridge
Unpunctured
CO2cartridge
Fig. R
CO2
cartridge
gasket
Fig. U
IMPORTANT: If wheel cannot be turned by hand, the agent cartridge should be
replaced.
The  uf ng procedure can be done with the unit removed from the wall mount and
inverted (Fig. Q), or it can be done while the extinguisher is hanging on the wall
mount by simply swinging the agent cartridge out from the wall (Fig. R).
NOTE: If inspecting multiple extinguishers, instead of turning each Rusoh™ wheel
by hand, you may wish to purchase a  uf ng wrench (see page 10) or use a power
driver (cordless drill) to  uff the agent. If using a  uf ng wrench, place the wrench
over the wheel and turn it in either direction about 3 full rotations. If using a
power driver, use a 1.25-inch (32-mm) socket and set the slip torque to 8 foot-
pounds maximum.
5. Squeeze the ribbed sides of the red CO2 cartridge cover and lift it open.
Remove CO2 cartridge by twisting cartridge clockwise. A strap wrench or
adjustable pliers may be needed if the cartridge is snug.
NOTE: The CO2 cartridge has reverse threads, so it turns opposite of normal
threaded components.
NOTICE: If an adjustable pliers is used to loosen the CO2 cartridge, place a
cloth over the cartridge before using the pliers. This will protect it from marring
from the teeth of the pliers.
6. After removal, inspect the CO2 cartridge and verify that it has not been punc-
tured (Fig. S). If the CO2 cartridge is unpunctured, skip to step 7 below.
If the CO2 cartridge is punctured, discard it (see Disposal Procedure on page
9). The extinguisher must be reloaded. Follow the Eliminator® Reloading
Procedure supplied with each Eliminator® Reloading Kit.
7. Ensure lock is in the horizontal (locked) position (Fig. U).
Lift up red CO2 cartridge cover. Use a  ashlight to verify the red CO2 cartridge
gasket is in place in bottom of threaded opening (Fig. T).
Reinstall CO2 cartridge by rotating it counterclockwise (reverse threads)
about 8 full rotations until tight. The use of a strap wrench is recommended.
NOTE: If extinguisher is mounted in a bracket PN 40-393 or PN 40-404, use
a strap wrench (Fig. U) to turn the CO2cartridge an additional ¼ turn past
hand tight.
8. Ensure the agent cartridge is securely attached to the discharge head. The
red alignment rib on the agent cartridge should be within the red alignment
marking on the discharge head (Fig. O, page 7). If it is not, it is recommended
that you follow the Reloading Procedure supplied with the Eliminator®
Reloading Kit to determine if the agent cartridge needs to be replaced.
9. Replace tamper seal if it is damaged or missing (Fig. N, page 7).
NOTE: An extra tamper seal is supplied with the mounting hardware.
10. Review the manufacture year (MFR 20##) marked on the agent cartridge,
discharge head, and valve nozzle (see locations shown in Fig. V). Discard
the extinguisher after 12 years, according to the Eliminator®Disposal
Procedure (see page 9), and replace with a new Eliminator® extinguisher
immediately.
11. Secure the hose by pushing it into the hose clip until it snaps into position.
12. Position the extinguisher back on wall mount. For compact storage, grasp
the hose with one hand and the valve with the other and rotate the valve
counterclockwise until the valve lever faces the wall, as shown in Fig. H,
page 5.
13. Initial inspection tag and indicate date annual inspection was completed.

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RELOADING INFORMATION
After each use, the Eliminator® re extinguisher must be reloaded with a new CO2 cartridge and a new agent
cartridge.
NOTICE: DO NOT remove the agent cartridge unless unit is discharged and it requires reloading. Uninstalling
and then reinstalling the same agent cartridge could contaminate the sealing ring and potentially reduce the
effectiveness of the Eliminator® re extinguisher.
WARNING! DO NOT rell and attempt to reuse the agent cartridge. It is designed to be factory lled and
factory sealed to meet performance specications.
Uninstalling and then reinstalling or relling the agent cartridge will void your warranty.
• To reload, follow each step of the Eliminator® Reloading Procedure supplied with each reloading kit.
• IMPORTANT: The Reloading Procedure must be performed by an individual who has read the reloading kit
instructions or watched the reloading kit video.
• CAUTION! Failure to comply with the Eliminator® Reloading Procedure will void the warranty and may result
in property damage and/or bodily harm. Reload only with the genuine Eliminator®Reloading Kit for your
Eliminator®model number.
• Immediately after the extinguisher has been discharged, discard the agent and CO2 cartridges following the
disposal procedure described below. Replace both cartridges according to the instructions provided with the
Eliminator® Reloading Kit.
• If the CO2 cartridge or agent cartridge is damaged, replace the cartridge according to the instructions supplied
with the reloading kit.
• Your Rusoh® Eliminator® extinguisher (with the CO2 cartridge) weighs 11.8 pounds or 5.35 kilograms. The weight
is marked on the discharge head.
Heft the extinguisher. If it feels light, weigh it. If it is below the indicated weight, both the agent cartridge and CO2
cartridge will need to be replaced. Follow the instructions supplied with the reloading kit.
• If the CO2 cartridge is punctured, reload according to the Eliminator® Reloading Procedure supplied with each
reloading kit.
• To order an Eliminator® Reloading Kit, call 1-800-318-2944 or visit www.rusoh.com.
ELIMINATOR®DISPOSAL PROCEDURE
DANGER! If extinguisher is damaged and has not been discharged, do NOT pressurize unit or puncture CO2
cartridge.
IMPORTANT: Disposal must be performed in strict compliance with state and local waste disposal policies. Please
contact your local waste disposal center, recycling center, hazardous waste authorities, or the Rusoh Customer
Service Department at 1-800-318-2944 for details. You can also search Earth911.com for a recycling solution near
you. Do not dispose of the Eliminator® re extinguisher in a regular trash receptacle.
1. If the Eliminator® re extinguisher has been used and is undamaged, take it outside to verify that it has been fully
discharged. Follow the T-P-A-S-S instructions on page 6, even if you believe that you have previously discharged
the unit. Aim the discharge near trees or bushes that have a higher resistance to acidic-type fertilizer. Avoid
owers and grasses.
2. Remove the CO2 cartridge from the Eliminator™ discharge head and conrm that it is punctured. If it is not, return
cartridge to the unit and repeat the discharge procedure outlined in step 1 above.
3. Place the punctured CO2 cartridge in any recycling bin that accepts metals.
4. Place extinguisher in a plastic recycling receptacle.

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CUSTOMER SERVICE INFORMATION
If you have any questions regarding the operation of your Eliminator® re extinguisher, contact us by any of these
methods:
• Call 1-800-318-2944 weekdays 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM (Central Time)
• Email us at [e-mail]
• Write: RUSOH, Inc.
Customer Service Department
3925 North Hastings Way
Eau Claire, WI 54703-3703
When contacting the Customer Service Department, please indicate the model and serial numbers for the
extinguisher. These numbers can be found on the white label on the back of the discharge head.
Please record this information:
Model Number ______________ Serial Number ______________ Date Purchased ________________
Inquiries will be answered promptly by telephone, email, or letter. When emailing or writing, please include a phone
number and a time when you can be reached during weekdays.
REPLACEMENT PARTS
The following replacement parts can be ordered at www.rusoh.com:
• Flufng Wrench PN 81-524
• Inspection Tag PN 76-213
• Tamper Seal PN 31-438
• Instruction Label PN 68-442
• Wall Mount PN 81-501 (replacement for mount PN 40-392)
• Marine Bracket‡ PN 85-995 (replacement for PN 40-393 and PN 40-404)
NOTE: Marine rating is valid only when the extinguisher is equipped with an approved marine bracket.
The following manuals are available in PDF format only and can be downloaded at www.rusoh.com:
• Self Service Manual PN 76-410 (will include full list of service items)
• Owner’s Manual PN 76-212
For reloading, order one reload kit for each discharged extinguisher. A wrench set is required to perform
the reloading procedure.
• Reload Kit PN 85-994
• Wrench Set* PN 81-500
*Includes one cartridge wrench and one bar wrench for performing reloading procedure.
‡The marine bracket secures the Eliminator® extinguisher with a quick-release strap to prevent movement and/or dislodging for mobile
applications, horizontal installations, and other locations requiring fully constrained mounting.

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LIMITED WARRANTY
Rusoh, Inc. warrants to the original owner of this Eliminator® re extinguisher that should there be any defects in
material and workmanship during the rst eight (8) years after purchase, we will repair or replace the extinguisher at
our option. Our warranty does not apply to normal wear and tear, misuse, abuse, accidents, theft, exposure to harsh
chemicals, product modication, shipping damage, or improper maintenance, handling, or reloading. It also does not
apply to components intended for a single use, such as the seal, CO2 cartridge, and agent cartridge.
To obtain warranty services, please call 1-800-318-2944. If instructed, please send your product(s) to the Rusoh, Inc.
Customer Service Department; shipping costs will be your responsibility. Be sure to include your name, address,
phone number, contact information, date of purchase, and a description of the issue(s).
We want you to obtain maximum security from this Rusoh, Inc. product and ask that you read and follow all the instruc-
tions enclosed and/or on our website. Failure to follow the instructions will void this warranty.
All implied warranties including, but not limited to, tness for purpose and merchantability are limited in duration to the
general warranty terms set forth above.
Except as stated above, Rusoh, Inc. makes no other warranties of any kind, whether express or implied, for the
Eliminator® line of extinguishers. Rusoh, Inc. does not assume or authorize any other person to assume for it liability
in connection with the sale of its products. Rusoh, Inc. shall not be liable for any consequential, incidental, punitive, or
special damages. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the
above limitations or exclusions may not be applicable to you.
This warranty gives you specic legal rights, and you may have additional rights, varying from state to state.
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