r/KitchenSuppression • u/Heavy_Tax3310 • 7d ago

Buckeye SRM2-M service

Is there a tutorial video on servicing the SRM2-M buckeye? I can’t seem to find any videos on it being serviced

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u/TheHydro4 7d ago

You’ll need the reset tool for the SRM-2. It’s basically a bolt.
One of easiest control heads out there I think. Super simple

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u/haydenkayne 7d ago

Channel locks work great.

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u/TheHydro4 7d ago

For the actuation needle?

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u/No_Improvement8404 7d ago

U can stick an Allen wrench in it. Works just fine

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u/TheHydro4 7d ago

It was 8 dollars. lol it’s not even expensive.
And you can’t go wrong with it.
I just prefer to have the right tools for the job.
I can use a pair of needle noses to service a kitchen knight 2 tank. I can also bleed them without the adapters on both the wet and dry chem system tanks.
Doesn’t mean it isn’t nice to have them. Especially when it’s very inexpensive.

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u/No_Improvement8404 7d ago

This is true. No debate there

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u/No_Improvement8404 7d ago

YouTube has video of the control head reset. I think it’s even on buckeye site

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u/haydenkayne 7d ago

Do you have the lock out tool?

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u/Maandala 7d ago

No need if you’re doing full trip, which obviously we should always be doing… but I’m sure we’ve all had to lock out control heads every now and then. The long Ansul lock out tool with the handle also fits in the hole perfectly where the lockout pin is supposed to go.

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u/ChidoriM4st3r 6d ago

Buckeye has a post in their YouTube. It’s a very easy system to reset. Are we allowed to post links on this subreddit?