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    The document provides guidance to maintenance staff on properly filling out unserviceable tags for removed components. It states that the exact reason for removal should be included, such as a description of defects, damage location, or fault symptoms revealed by troubleshooting, rather than simple terms like "inop" or "damaged." Providing specific details on the unserviceable tag will help repair shops better recover and repair removed units. Examples are given to illustrate the preferred level of detail for documenting reasons for removal.

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    The document provides guidance to maintenance staff on properly filling out unserviceable tags for removed components. It states that the exact reason for removal should be included, such as a description of defects, damage location, or fault symptoms revealed by troubleshooting, rather than simple terms like "inop" or "damaged." Providing specific details on the unserviceable tag will help repair shops better recover and repair removed units. Examples are given to illustrate the preferred level of detail for documenting reasons for removal.

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    The document provides guidance to maintenance staff on properly filling out unserviceable tags for removed components. It states that the exact reason for removal should be included, such as a description of defects, damage location, or fault symptoms revealed by troubleshooting, rather than simple terms like "inop" or "damaged." Providing specific details on the unserviceable tag will help repair shops better recover and repair removed units. Examples are given to illustrate the preferred level of detail for documenting reasons for removal.

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    Information Notice

    Issue date:08.02.2018

    UNSERVICEABLE TAG FILLING

    ATTENTION TO MAINTENANCE STAFF!

    WHEN FILLING UNSERVICEABLE TAG OF THE REMOVED COMPONENTS IT IS


    NECESSARY TO INDICATE THE EXACT REASON FOR REMOVAL OF THE UNIT
    ACCORDING TO TROUBLESHOOTING PERFORMED AND THE ACCOMPANYING
    FAULT MESSAGE.
    UNSERVICEABLE TAG SHOULD INCLUDE DEFECT/DAMAGE DESCRIPTION
    /LOCATION OR FAULT SYMPTOMS*. FOR EXAMPLE: «JAMMING OF…», «WIRING
    TEST RESULT…», «NON-CONFORMITY OF THE ALLOWABLE PARAMETERS» ETC.
    IT IS NOT ALLOWED TO INDICATE THE SIMPLE REASON SUCH AS «WEAR»,
    «INOP», «DAMAGED».
    THE COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF CORRECT U/S TAG FILLING IS
    NEEDED TO PROVIDE THE BETTER RECOVERY OF REMOVED UNITS IN REPAIR
    SHOPS.

    EXAMPLE OF REASON FOR REMOVAL (TYPICAL)


    PART INCORRECT CORRECT
    STUCK IN CLOSED POSITION (description)
    HPSOV INOP WITHDRAWN BY RESULT OF HEALTH
    CHECK
    RESISTANCE NOT IN LIMIT,
    Fire Loop A INOP
    R ≈20 KOHMS
    FLAPS STOPS DURING EXTENSION AT
    RVDT / FLAP PDU INOP
    25 DEGREE (symptom)*
    OXIDATION DAMAGE ON THRUST FACE
    WORN OF PRESSURE PLATE
    Brake WEAR PIN L≤1мм
    DAMAGED
    LEAK FROM BRAKE PISTON
    TRANSVERSE CUTS
    Wheel WORN FLAT SPOT
    FABRIC SHOWING ON SHOULDER

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