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Worked in the fire protection industry for 20+ years. if it was Sodium Bicarbonate, (BC dry chemical white or very light blue in color) I would change the filters and change the oil and call it a day. Avoid water when cleaning up... vacuum or a tack rag is your best bet.
If your hypothetical issue was ABC Dry Chem (Monoammonium phosphate) which is light yellow in color I would do the above PLUS deep clean vacuum, can air any electrical connections, as it will slowly and mercilessly corrode copper and zinc.
If your hypothetical issue was ABC Dry Chem (Monoammonium phosphate) which is light yellow in color I would do the above PLUS deep clean vacuum, can air any electrical connections, as it will slowly and mercilessly corrode copper and zinc.
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From: moraga ca
Worked in the fire protection industry for 20+ years. if it was Sodium Bicarbonate, (BC dry chemical white or very light blue in color) I would change the filters and change the oil and call it a day. Avoid water when cleaning up... vacuum or a tack rag is your best bet.
If your hypothetical issue was ABC Dry Chem (Monoammonium phosphate) which is light yellow in color I would do the above PLUS deep clean vacuum, can air any electrical connections, as it will slowly and mercilessly corrode copper and zinc.
If your hypothetical issue was ABC Dry Chem (Monoammonium phosphate) which is light yellow in color I would do the above PLUS deep clean vacuum, can air any electrical connections, as it will slowly and mercilessly corrode copper and zinc.
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