Machine overheats causing smoke but no fire at German Township, Fayette County PA
Fire & ArsonA commercial fire alarm was triggered at a business in German Township due to smoke on the second floor. The smoke was caused by an overheated machine, with no flames present. After multiple calls, it was determined there was no fire and no need for fire department response.
Audio|Source: Fayette County Fire
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Transcript:
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Bay County Station 25, Respond 1, Stalls Drive in German Township.
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This will be at Stoll, Hotronics,
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for a commercial fire alarm showing second floor client service smoke.
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Operations 8.
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J.
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County Station 25, you're activated, a response one stalls drive, German Township, for an automatic fire alarm, multiple calls showing,
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stating that there is a machine that overheated under a sensor, negative flames, or no need for the department at this time.
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Operation 8.
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County Station 25 respond one stalls drive German township for commercial fire alarm, second floor client service smoke,
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multiple calls, stating a machine overheated under a sensor and set off the alarm, negative planes, Operation 8.
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County Station 25 acknowledges, did they want us to cancel or still respond in?
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Station 25, the multiple call advised there was negative claims and no need for your response.
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That's received.
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We're going to cancel that.
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Received.
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German Township, PA
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