CMM-26-21-39-Portable Fire Exting - Halon

KIDDE Aerospace
COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL (CMM)

466040, 466090, 898052
TO: HOLDERS OF COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL 26-21-39, PART NUM-
BERS 466040, 466090, 898052
HIGHLIGHTS
This letter transmits Revision 9, dated Jun 15/06, to Component Maintenance Manual 26-
21-39. Replace revised pages and add the pages as shown below.
REVISED PAGES DATED

TP 1, TP 2, ROR 1, ROR 2, LEP 1, LEP 2, 3001-3006, 7007, Jun 15/06
10006, 10007, 10016
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4200 Airport Drive NW
Wilson, North Carolina 27896-8630 USA
Telephone: 252-237-7004
Fax: 252-246-7183
CAGE 61423
COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

WITH ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
HALON 1211 PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

466040, 466090, 898052
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in strict trust and confidence and agrees that it shall be used only for the maintenance of KTI equipment in accordance
with the applicable OEM product support contracts, and shall not be used for any other purpose.The named recipient
agrees not to disclose such information to any third party without KTI’s prior written permission.Copying or disclosure
by anyone without KTI’s written permission is not authorized and may result in criminal and/or civil liability.
ORIGINAL ISSUE : May 15/86

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RECORD OF REVISIONS
Keep this page in front of the manual. When you get a revision, put the
changed pages in the manual, and write the revision number, the date you
put the pages in, and your initials in the areas given below.
Rev ISSUE INSERTED Rev ISSUE INSERTED
No. DATE DATE BY No. DATE DATE BY
1 Jan 15/87 Jan 15/87 WK
2 Aug 31/98 Aug 31/98 WK
3 Sep 30/99 Sep 30/99 WK
4 Mar 15/02 Mar 15/02 WK
5 Jun 30/04 Jun 30/04 KA
6 Aug 11/04 Aug 11/04 KA
7 Jun 09/05 Jun 09/05 KA
8 Oct 17/05 Oct 17/05 KA
9 Jun 15/06 Jun 15/06 KA
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Date
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SERVICE BULLETIN LIST
R INCLUDED DATE OF
E IN INCORPORA-
SB NO. V REVISION TION TITLE
898052-26-449 1 No Effect Jun 30/04 Recall of 2.5 lb. Halon 1211
Portable Fire Extinguisher
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LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

Subject Page Date Subject Page Date
TITLE TP 1 Jun 15/06 1007 Oct 17/05
TP 2 Jun 15/06 1008 Oct 17/05
RECORD OF ROR 1 Jun 15/06 1009 Oct 17/05
REVISIONS
ROR 2 Jun 15/06 1010 Oct 17/05
RECORD RTR 1 Oct 17/05 DISASSEM- 3001 Jun 15/06
OF TEMPO- BLY
RARY REVI- RTR 2 Oct 17/05 3002 Jun 15/06
SIONS 3003 Jun 15/06
SERVICE SBL 1 Oct 17/05 3004 Jun 15/06
BULLETIN
LIST SBL 2 Oct 17/05 3005 Jun 15/06
LIST OF LEP 1 Jun 15/06 3006 Jun 15/06
EFFECTIVE 3007 Jun 15/06
PAGES LEP 2 Jun 15/06
3008 Jun 15/06
TABLE OF TOC 1 Oct 17/05
CONTENTS CLEANING 4001 Oct 17/05
TOC 2 Oct 17/05
4002 Oct 17/05
INTRODUC- INTRO 1 Oct 17/05
TION 4003 Oct 17/05
INTRO 2 Oct 17/05
4004 Oct 17/05
DESCRIP- 1 Oct 17/05
TION AND CHECK 5001 Oct 17/05
OPERATION 2 Oct 17/05
5002 Oct 17/05
3 Oct 17/05
5003 Oct 17/05
4 Oct 17/05
5004 Oct 17/05
TESTING 1001 Oct 17/05
AND FAULT REPAIR 6001 Oct 17/05
ISOLATION 1002 Oct 17/05
6002 Oct 17/05
1003 Oct 17/05
6003 Oct 17/05
1004 Oct 17/05
6004 Oct 17/05
1005 Oct 17/05
6005 Oct 17/05
1006 Oct 17/05
6006 Oct 17/05
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ASSEMBLY 7001 Oct 17/05 ILLUS- IPL INTRO Oct 17/05
(INCLUDING TRATED 10001
STORAGE) 7002 Oct 17/05 PARTS LIST
IPL INTRO Oct 17/05
7003 Oct 17/05 10002
7004 Oct 17/05 IPL INTRO Oct 17/05
7005 Oct 17/05 10003
7006 Oct 17/05 IPL INTRO Oct 17/05
10004
7007 Jun 15/06
NI/INDEX 10005 Oct 17/05
7008 Oct 17/05
NI/INDEX 10006 Jun 15/06
7009 Oct 17/05
NI/INDEX 10007 Jun 15/06
7010 Oct 17/05
10008 Oct 17/05
7011 Oct 17/05
10009 Oct 17/05
7012 Oct 17/05
10010 Oct 17/05
7013 Oct 17/05
10011 Oct 17/05
7014 Oct 17/05
10012 Oct 17/05
7015 Oct 17/05
10013 Oct 17/05
7016 Oct 17/05
10014 Oct 17/05
7017 Oct 17/05
10015 Oct 17/05
7018 Oct 17/05
10016 Jun 15/06
7019 Oct 17/05
10017 Oct 17/05
7020 Oct 17/05
10018 Oct 17/05
FITS AND 8001 Oct 17/05
CLEAR- 10019 Oct 17/05
ANCES 8002 Oct 17/05
10020 Oct 17/05
SPECIAL 9001 Oct 17/05
TOOLS,
FIXTURES, 9002 Oct 17/05
EQUIPMENT 9003 Oct 17/05
AND CON-
SUMABLES 9004 Oct 17/05
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Subject Page
RECORD OF REVISIONS ............................................................................................. ROR 1

RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS........................................................................... RTR 1
SERVICE BULLETIN LIST ...............................................................................................SBL 1
INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................... INTRO 1
General ........................................................................................................ INTRO 1
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION ............................................................................................ 1
Description and Operation of the Portable Halon-Fire-Extinguisher ....................................... 1
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION ..................................................................................... 1001
Halogen Leak Test ................................................................................................ 1001
Hydrostatic Test ................................................................................................... 1003
Weight Check ...................................................................................................... 1007
Fault Isolation ...................................................................................................... 1009
SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS ...................................................... NOT APPLICABLE
DISASSEMBLY ............................................................................................................... 3001
Disassembly of the Portable Fire Extinguisher ............................................................ 3001
CLEANING .................................................................................................................... 4001
Cleaning of the Portable Fire Extinguisher ................................................................. 4001
CHECK ......................................................................................................................... 5001
Visual Check of the Portable Fire Extinguisher ............................................................ 5001
REPAIR......................................................................................................................... 6001
Repair of the Portable Fire Extinguisher .................................................................... 6001
Repair of the Paint Finish ....................................................................................... 6003
ASSEMBLY (INCLUDING STORAGE) ................................................................................. 7001
Assembly of the Portable Fire Extinguisher ................................................................ 7001
Fill and Charge of the Portable Fire Extinguisher ......................................................... 7007
Final Assembly of the Portable Fire Extinguisher ......................................................... 7011
Storage .............................................................................................................. 7014
Shipping ............................................................................................................. 7015
Recharge Stand Set-up ......................................................................................... 7017
FITS AND CLEARANCES ................................................................................................. 8001
Torque Values ...................................................................................................... 8001
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES .......................................... 9001
Special Tools, Fixutes and Equipment .................................................................... 9001
Consumable Materials ............................................................................................ 9003
STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION) ........................................... NOT APPLICABLE
INSTALLATION ....................................................................................... NOT APPLICABLE
REMOVAL ............................................................................................... NOT APPLICABLE
SPECIAL PROCEDURES............................................................................ NOT APPLICABLE
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST..........................................................................IPL INTRO 10001
Introduction ......................................................................................... IPL INTRO 10001
Numerical Index .................................................................................NI/INDEX 10005
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INTRODUCTION
TASK 26-21-39-99F-801-A01
1. General
A. This manual supplies the data and instructions necessary to do component

maintenance and return the component to service. It contains:
(1) Technical data for the component.
(2) Maintenance, testing and repair procedures for the component.
(3) An Illustrated Parts List (IPL)
B. Refer to the Table of Contents to find page numbers for each section.
CAUTION: ONLY KIDDE AEROSPACE MANUFACTURED/SUPPLIED SPARE

PARTS AND COMPONENTS SHALL BE USED IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THIS CMM.
– KIDDE AEROSPACE HAS NOT APPROVED ANY COMPONENTS
OR SUBSTITUTE PARTS OF ANY KIND, OTHER THAN THOSE
LISTED WITHIN THIS CMM. THE USE OF ANY SPARE PART
OR COMPONENT OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED WITHIN
THIS CMM IS NOT AUTHORIZED BY KIDDE AEROSPACE AND
REPRESENTS NONCOMPLIANCE WITH THE PROCEDURES
DEFINED IN THIS CMM.
– THE USE OF NON-KIDDE AEROSPACE PARTS WILL VOID
ANY AND ALL WARRANTIES. KIDDE AEROSPACE WILL NOT
ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY OR LIABILITY FOR ANY PMA OR
OTHER SUBSTITUTE PARTS OF ANY KIND, OTHER THAN KIDDE
AEROSPACE MANUFACTURED/SUPPLIED PARTS; NOR WILL
KIDDE AEROSPACE ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY OR LIABILITY
FOR ANY OF THE KIDDE AEROSPACE END ITEM PRODUCTS
THESE PARTS ARE INSTALLED ON/IN.
– FURTHERMORE KIDDE AEROSPACE INDEMNIFIES AND HOLDS
ITSELF HARMLESS FROM ANY PERFORMANCE CLAIM OR
EXPECTATION, AND ANY FAILURE AND/OR CONSEQUENCE
THEREOF ASSOCIATED WITH THE FUNCTIONALITY AND
PERFORMANCE OF KIDDE AEROSPACE PRODUCTS WHEN/IF
NON-KIDDE AEROSPACE PMA OR SUBSTITUTE PARTS OF ANY
KIND ARE USED ON/IN KIDDE AEROSPACE PRODUCTS.
C. The IPL figure and parts list identifies the parts that can be replaced. Information
on how to use the IPL is given in the introduction to the Illustrated Parts List.
D. All weights and measurements in the manual are in English units with metric
equivalents in parenthesis unless otherwise stated.
INTRO
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E. This manual will be revised as necessary to include current information.

F. List of abbreviations used in the manual:
CAGE: Commercial and Government Entity
IPL: Illustrated Parts List
NHA: Next Higher Assembly
G. Verification
Testing and Fault Isolation: Aug 12/98
Disassembly: Aug 12/98
Assembly: Aug 12/98
INTRO
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
TASK 26-21-39-870-801-A01
1. Description and Operation of the Portable Halon-Fire-Extinguisher
A. Description
The portable halon fire extinguishers have an aluminum cylinder, a pressure
gauge, and a valve assembly. Fire extinguishers 466040 and 466090 also have
a hose assembly. Fire extinguisher 898052 has only a nozzle assembly. The
hand-operated valve assembly, pressure gauge, hose, and nozzle are installed
on the top of the cylinder as shown in Figure 1. A pull-out pin and a pull-tite seal
prevent the fire extinguisher from being operated accidentally.
The fire extinguisher cylinder is filled with a liquid fire-extinguishing agent, Halon
1211 (Bromochlorodifluoromethane [CBrClF2)]. The cylinder is pressurized with
nitrogen (N2). The valve assembly is attached to the cylinder neck. The pressure
gauge is attached to the valve body, and continuously monitors the pressure
inside the cylinder. The valve body gives a method to connect a recharge line to
the fire extinguisher as well as to discharge the extinguishing agent. The hose
assembly, or nozzle, as applicable, are attached to the valve assembly.
A heavy-duty mounting bracket is required when the portable fire extinguisher
is installed in an aircraft, boat, or other movable vehicle. This mounting bracket
is not supplied with the fire extinguisher. It must be purchased separately. See
Leading Particulars for the correct mounting bracket.
B. Operation
The fire extinguisher is pressurized with nitrogen to get the force that is necessary
to push the extinguishing agent from the cylinder. The extinguishing agent and
the nitrogen are kept in the cylinder by the valve assembly until the lever is
manually operated.
When the lever is pushed down, the valve stem assembly inside the valve body
is also pushed down. The nitrogen forces the extinguishing agent through the
siphon tube, around the stem assembly, through the valve assembly, and hose or
nozzle assembly.
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C. Leading Particulars
Leading Particulars
DESCRIPTION OR FUNCTION CHARACTERISTICS

Operating Pressure:
466040 100 to 110 psig at +70°F (690 to 758 kPa
at +21°C)
466090 195 to 205 psig at +70°F (1345 to 1413
kPa at +21°C)
898052 100 to 110 psig at +70°F (690 to 758 kPa
at +21°C)
Test Pressure:
466040 300 psig (2069 kPa)
466090 585 psig (4034 kPa)
898052 300 psig (2069 kPa)
Ambient Temperature Range -40°F to +120°F (-40°C to +49°C)
Weight of Charged Assembly, with
Pull-Out Pin, Pull-Tite Seal, and Hose
Assembly w/Hose Strap, or Nozzle (as
applicable):
466040 3 lbs, 14 ozs to 4 lbs 3 ozs (1.75 to 1.89
kg)
466090 11 lbs, 13 ozs to 12 lbs, 8 ozs (5.36 to
5.67 kg)
898052 3 lbs, 8 ozs to 3 lbs, 13 ozs (1.59 to 1.73
kg)
Extinguishing Agent (Halon 1211
(Bromochlorodifluoromethane [CBrClF2):
466040 2.50 to 2.69 lbs (1.13 to 1.22 kg)
466090 9.00 to 9.25 lbs (4.08 to 4.19 kg)
898052 2.50 to 2.69 lbs (1.13 to 1.22 kg)
Capacity:
466040 98 in.³ (1606 cm³)
466090 206 in.³ (3376 cm³)
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Leading Particulars (Continued)
DESCRIPTION OR FUNCTION CHARACTERISTICS

898052 98 in.³ (1606 cm³)
Discharge Time:
466040 8 to 10 seconds
466090 10.5 seconds min.
898052 8 to 10 seconds
Range 13 ft (4 m)
Fire Rating:
466040 5-B:C
466090 1-A: 10-B:C
898052 5-B:C
Mounting Bracket, Metal Strap*
466040 896698 (one strap) or 896698-1 (two
straps)
466090 896697
898052 896698
*The optional mounting brackets are not included with the fire extinguishers. Purchase
separately from Kidde Aerospace
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Figure 1. Fire Extinguisher

GRAPHIC 26-21-39-991-001-A01
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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
TASK 26-21-39-790-801-A01
1. Halogen Leak Test
A. Reason for the Job

Self-explanatory.
B. Job Set-up Information
NOTE: You can use equivalent alternatives for the items in the list(s).
NOTE: Refer to SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES

for full details of the items in the list(s).
(1) Tools, Fixtures and Equipment
REFERENCE QTY NAME

H-25C 1 Halide Leak Detector
LS20 1 Halide Leak Standard
(2) Consumables
Not applicable.
(3) Referenced Information

Not applicable.
C. Job Set-up
Subtask 26-21-39-820-001-A01
(1) Support Equipment Calibration
(a) Calibrate the leak detector to 1 x 10-5 Std. cc/second as specified in the
operating instructions provided by the manufacturer of the leak detector.
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D. Procedure
Subtask 26-21-39-790-001-A01
(1) Halogen Leak Test
(a) Turn the fire extinguisher until the area where you think there is a leak is
at the highest point.
(b) Use the detector probe to find if the air in the test area contains halon.
Refer to the operating instructions for the leak detector.
(c) Do the leak test on all areas of the fire extinguisher.
CAUTION: NEVER TORQUE THE VALVE ASSEMBLY TO STOP A LEAK. YOU

CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE FIRE EXTINGUISHER COMPONENTS
OR THE SEALING SURFACES.
(d) The total values for all leaks must be less than 1 x 10-5 Std cc/second. If
the leakage is too much, remove the valve assembly and repair or replace
the defective component and do the test again.
NOTE: You cannot repair the internal components of valve assembly 466061 used
on fire extinguisher 898052. Replace the entire valve assembly if the fire
extinguisher fails the test.
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TASK 26-21-39-780-801-A01
2. Hydrostatic Test

In the United States, it is mandatory (refer to the United States Occupational
Safety and Health Administration [OSHA] regulations) to do a hydrostatic (proof
pressure) test of the cylinders at intervals of twelve years (refer to OSHA 29
CFR 1910.157[f] and Table L-1).
Kidde Aerospace recommends you do a hydrostatic test at intervals of twelve
years (refer to 29 CFR 1910.157[f] and Table L-1, and CGA Pamphlet C-1).

REFERENCE QTY NAME

877635 1 Hydrostatic Test Adapter
No Specific 1 Hydrostatic Test Stand
No Specific Low Pressure Air or Nitrogen, 30 psig
(207 kPa) max.
(2) Consumables
Not applicable.
REFERENCE DESIGNATION
29 CFR 1910.157 Portable Fire Suppression Equipment
C-1 Compressed Gas Association (CGA)
Pamphlet C-1, Methods for Hydrostatic
Testing of Compressed Gas Cylinders
C-6.3 Guidelines for Visual Inspection and
Requalification of Low Pressure
Compressed Gas Cylinders
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NFPA-10 The National Fire Protection Association
(NFPA) Standard for Portable Fire
Extinguishers
Task 26-21-39-000-801-A01 Disassembly of the Portable Fire
Extinguisher
C. Job Set-up
Subtask 26-21-39-010-009-A01
(1) Disassembly of the Portable Fire Extinguisher
(a) Disassemble the fire extinguisher (Ref. DISASSEMBLY, Disassembly

of the Portable Fire Extinguisher).
Subtask 26-21-39-160-001-A01
(2) Cleaning of the Cylinder
WARNING: ALWAYS POINT COMPRESSED AIR AWAY FROM PERSONS.

USE APPLICABLE EYE PROTECTION TO PREVENT INJURY
TO YOUR EYES. CONCENTRATION OF COMPRESSED AIR
OR UNWANTED MATERIAL MOVED BY COMPRESSED AIR
CAN CAUSE INJURY TO PERSONS.
(a) Clean the cylinder neck with dry air or nitrogen with a maximum pressure
of 30 psig (207 kPa).
Subtask 26-21-39-480-001-A01
(3) Support Equipment Installation
(a) Install the hydrostatic test adapter in the cylinder neck.
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D. Procedure
Subtask 26-21-39-780-001-A01
(1) Hydrostatic Test
(a) Only trained test persons are permitted in the test area during hydrostatic
tests.
(b) Install the cylinder in the test setup shown in CGA Pamphlet C-1.
(c) Open the water supply and fill the cylinder with water through the open
test adapter in the cylinder neck. When the water comes out of the test
adapter, all air has been removed from the cylinder.
(d) Fully tighten the test adapter.
(e) Turn off the water supply.
(f) Attach the pressure line of the test setup to the test adapter in the cylinder
neck.
(g) Pressurize the cylinder to the test pressure specified in DESCRIPTION
AND OPERATION, Leading Particulars.
CAUTION: BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU DO THE HYDROSTATIC TEST.

ACCURATELY FIND THE AMOUNT OF CYLINDER DISTORTION.
DISCARD THE CYLINDER IF THE WALLS ARE DANGEROUSLY THIN.
DO NOT DISCARD THE CYLINDER IF THE THICKNESS IS CORRECT.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT TEST PERSONS KNOW THE TEST. DEFECTIVE
CYLINDERS ARE DANGEROUS TO PERSONS. IF EXPERIENCED
INSPECTION PERSONS ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO DO THE TEST,
RETURN THE FIRE EXTINGUISHER TO THE MANUFACTURER FOR
INSPECTION.
(h) Do the hydrostatic test by the proof pressure method specified in the
Compressed Gas Association (CGA) Pamphlet C-1. Test personnel must
know the contents of CGA Pamphlet C-1 to help make an analysis of
the results correctly. There are conditions when a cylinder must not be
hydrostatically tested. Refer to NFPA-10 for these conditions. Refer to
CGA Pamphlet C-1 and NFPA-10 for the correct procedures.
(i) Visually examine the cylinder for any signs of distortion or leakage. There
must be no distortion or leakage and the test pressure must not decrease.
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(j) Release the air pressure and remove the cylinder from the test setup.
CAUTION: NEVER METAL STAMP ANY DATA ON THE CYLINDER. MARK ALL
DATA ON A TAG OR LABEL OR USE AN INK STAMP TO WRITE DATA
ON THE CYLINDER. DISCARD A CYLINDER WITH METAL-STAMPED
DATA.
(k) Use a locally-approved method (tag, label, ink stamp, etc.) to write on the
cylinder the date of the hydrostatic test. Do not metal stamp the date
on the cylinder.
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TASK 26-21-39-750-801-A01
3. Weight Check

Self-explanatory.

REFERENCE QTY NAME

WT-02453 1 Recharge Stand
(2) Consumables
Not applicable.
REFERENCE NAME
Extinguisher
Task 26-21-39-350-801-A01 Repair of the Portable Fire Extinguisher
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
D. Procedure
Subtask 26-21-39-750-001-A01
(1) Weight Check of the Portable Fire Extinguisher
(a) Weigh the fire extinguisher upon receipt from the manufacturer. This is the
initial weight. Write this weight on a locally-approved label and attach the
label to the surface of the cylinder.
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NOTE: You must weigh the complete fire extinguisher. A complete fire extinguisher
includes the pull-out pin, pull-tite seal, hose assembly with hose strap, or
nozzle, as applicable.
(b) Put the fire extinguisher on the scale. Record the weight.
(c) Remove the fire extinguisher from the scale.
(d) Compare the weight you recorded in step (b) to the initial weight. If the
weights are the same, the fire extinguisher does not leak.
NOTE: If the last weight is not marked on the cylinder, use the weight limits in
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION, Leading Particulars, to determine the
allowable weight.
(e) If the weight recorded in step (b) is less than 0.125 lb (0.057 kg) of the initial
weight, the fire extinguisher has a leak. You must disassemble and repair
the fire extinguisher (Ref. DISASSEMBLY, Disassembly of the Portable
Fire Extinguisher and REPAIR, Repair of the Portable Fire Extinguisher).
(f) After you weigh the fire extinguisher, Kidde Aerospace recommends you
write the weight on a the locally-approved label attached to the surface
of the cylinder.
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TASK 26-21-39-810-801-A01
4. Fault Isolation

Self-explanatory.

Not applicable.
(2) Consumables
Not applicable.
Extinguisher
Task 26-21-39-410-801-A01 Assembly of the Portable Fire Extinguisher
Task 26-21-39-220-801-A01 Visual Check of the Portable Fire
Extinguisher
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
D. Procedure
Subtask 26-21-39-810-001-A01
(1) Fault Isolation of Portable Fire Extinguishers 466040 and 466090
TROUBLE PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION

Cylinder is nicked, dented, Incorrect handling Refer to Visual Check of the
or damaged Portable Fire Extinguisher.
Pressure gauge does Defective gauge Replace the gauge (Ref.
not indicate the correct Disassembly of the Portable
pressure Fire Extinguisher.
Fire extinguisher has a leak Defective valve assembly Repair or replace the valve
assembly.
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Defective neck seal Replace the neck seal.
Damaged or defective stem Replace the stem.
Cylinder distorted Too much pressure Replace the cylinder.
Cylinder walls deteriorated Replace the cylinder.
Subtask 26-21-39-810-001-B01
(2) Fault Isolation of Portable Fire Extinguisher 466040

Cylinder is nicked, dented, Incorrect handling Refer to Visual Check of the
or damaged Portable Fire Extinguisher.
Pressure gauge does Defective gauge Replace the gauge.
not indicate the correct
pressure
Fire extinguisher has a leak Defective valve assembly Replace the valve
assembly.
Defective neck seal Replace the neck seal.
Damaged or defective stem Replace the valve
assembly.
Cylinder distorted Too much pressure Reject the fire extinguisher.
Cylinder walls deteriorated Reject the fire extinguisher.
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DISASSEMBLY
TASK 26-21-39-000-801-A01
1. Disassembly of the Portable Fire Extinguisher

Self-explanatory.

REFERENCE QTY NAME

440019 1 Recharge Adapter (466090)
No Specific 1 Vise, Padded
(2) Consumables
Not applicable.
REFERENCE NAME
Task 26-21-39-490-801-A01 Recharge Stand Set-up
Graphic 26-21-39-991-003-A01 Figure 7002
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C. Job Set-up
Subtask 26-21-39-490-001-A01
(1) Recharge Stand Set-up
(a) Set-up the recharge stand (Ref. ASSEMBLY (INCLUDING STORAGE),

Recharge Stand Set-up).
D. Procedure
Subtask 26-21-39-010-001-A01
(1) Removal of the Hose Assembly - Portable Fire Extinguisher 466040
NOTE: See IPL Figure 1 for the location of the parts.
(a) Turn the hose assembly fitting counterclockwise until the hose assembly
(80) is released from the valve assembly (15).
(b) Remove the hose strap (85) from the cylinder (95).
Subtask 26-21-39-010-001-B01
(2) Removal of the Hose Assembly - Portable Fire Extinguisher 466090
NOTE: See IPL Figure 1A for the location of the parts.
(a) Turn the hose assembly fitting counterclockwise until the hose assembly
(90) is released from the valve assembly (15).
(b) Remove the hose strap (100) from the cylinder (110).
Subtask 26-21-39-010-002-A01
(3) Removal of the Nozzle - Portable Fire Extinguisher 898052
NOTE: See IPL Figure 1B for the location of the parts.
(a) Lift the lever and remove the retaining clip (65).
(b) Remove the nozzle (60) with the nozzle o-ring (70). Discard the o-ring.
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Subtask 26-21-39-010-003-A01
(4) Removal of the Cylinder Contents - Portable Fire Extinguisher 466040
NOTE: All item numbers refer to IPL Figure 1A unless specified differently.
(a) Remove the pull-tite seal (5) and pull-out pin (10) from the valve assembly
(15). Discard the pull-tite seal. Keep the pull-out pin (10) for assembly.
(b) Connect the recharge adapter 440019 to the valve assembly (15).
(c) Secure the fire extinguisher in a padded vise or other suitable holding
fixture. The fire extinguisher must be in the vertical position.
WARNING: MAKE SURE THAT ALL COMPONENTS AND FITTINGS ARE

CORRECTLY TORQUED. SECURE ALL FLEXIBLE LINES.
MAKE SURE THAT THE FILL AREA HAS A GOOD AIR
FLOW, AND FUMES AND PRESSURE ARE BLED TO THE
ATMOSPHERE. DO NOT LET THE EXTINGUISHING AGENT
TOUCH YOUR SKIN. IF THE PRESSURE IS ACCIDENTALLY
RELEASED FROM THE FIRE EXTINGUISHER, IT IS
DANGEROUS TO PERSONS AND CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO
EQUIPMENT.
(d) Make sure all recharge stand (Figure 7002) and supply cylinder valves
are closed.
(e) Use your hand to hold the lever (60) and handle (70) in the operate
position.
(f) Open recharge stand valve D and fully remove the contents of the fire
extinguisher.
NOTE: The effect of the Montreal Protocol and the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency’s Clean Air Act of 1990 is to ban the release of halon into the
atmosphere unless it is necessary. In compliance with the preceding, Kidde
Aerospace recommends that the extinguishing agent be caught and used
again.
(g) Close recharge stand valve D when the fire extinguisher is empty.
Subtask 26-21-39-010-003-B01
NOTE: All item numbers refer to IPL Figure 1A unless specified differently.
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(c) Secure the fire extinguisher in a padded vise or other suitable holding

EQUIPMENT.
(d) Make sure all recharge stand (Figure 7002) and supply cylinder valves
are closed.
(e) Use your hand to hold the lever (20) and handle (30) in the operate
position.
extinguisher.
again.
Subtask 26-21-39-010-003-C01
NOTE: All item numbers refer to IPL Figure 1B unless specified differently.
(c) Use the nozzle retaining clip (65) to keep the recharge adapter in position.
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(d) Secure the fire extinguisher in a padded vise or other suitable holding

EQUIPMENT.
(e) Make sure all recharge stand (Figure 7002) and supply cylinder valves
are closed.
extinguisher.
again.
Subtask 26-21-39-010-004-A01
(7) Removal of the Valve Assembly and Siphon Tube - Fire Extinguisher 466040
WARNING: MAKE SURE THERE IS NO PRESSURE IN THE CYLINDER.

KEEP THE LEVER AND HANDLE IN THE OPERATE POSITION
WHILE YOU REMOVE THE VALVE ASSEMBLY. IT IS
POSSIBLE THAT THE INTERNAL PRESSURE WAS NOT
FULLY REMOVED. THE VALVE ASSEMBLY CAN COME OFF
UNDER PRESSURE AND CAUSE INJURY TO PERSONS.
(a) Keep the lever (90) and handle (70) in the operate position while you turn
the valve assembly (15) counterclockwise to remove the valve assembly
(15) from the cylinder (90).
(b) Remove and discard the neck seal (40).
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(c) Hold the valve assembly (15) with one hand.

(d) Push the siphon and coupling assembly (20) in with the other hand while
you turn it one-quarter turn counterclockwise. The spring (25) will fall out
of the valve assembly as you move the siphon and coupling assembly (20)
away from the valve assembly (15).
(e) Lift the lever (60) and push the top of the stem assembly (30) down. The
stem assembly (30) with o-ring (35) will fall out of the valve assembly (15).
Discard the stem assembly and o-ring.
Subtask 26-21-39-010-004-B01
(8) Removal of the Valve Assembly and Siphon Tube - Fire Extinguisher 466090

(a) Keep the lever (90) and handle (70) in the operate position while you turn
the valve assembly (15) counterclockwise to remove the valve assembly
(15) from the cylinder (110).
(c) Hold the valve assembly (15) with one hand.
(d) Turn the siphon tube assembly (55) counterclockwise until the coupling
is released from the valve assembly (15). The spring (65) will fall out of
the valve assembly (15) as you move the siphon tube assembly (55)
away from the valve assembly (15).
(e) Remove and discard the coupling o-ring (60).
(f) Lift the lever (20) and push the top of the stem assembly (70) down. The
stem assembly with o-ring (75) will fall out of the valve assembly (15).
Discard the stem assembly and o-ring.
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Subtask 26-21-39-010-005-A01
(9) Removal of the Valve Assembly - Fire Extinguisher 898052
NOTE: See IPL Figure 1B for the location of the parts

CAUTION: ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY OF THE INTERNAL COMPONENTS

OF FIRE EXTINGUISHER 898052 VALVE ASSEMBLY 466061 IS NOT
PERMITTED. THE VALVE BODY AND INTERNAL COMPONENTS
ARE MATCHED PARTS. IF YOU REMOVE THESE PARTS, THE FIRE
EXTINGUISHER CAN HAVE A LEAK AFTER ASSEMBLY AND CAUSE
INCORRECT OPERATION. IF ANY INTERNAL COMPONENTS ARE
DEFECTIVE, DISCARD THE COMPLETE VALVE ASSEMBLY. SEE IPL
FIGURE 1B FOR THE PARTS YOU CAN REPLACE.
(a) Keep the lever and handle in the operate position while you turn the valve
assembly (15) counterclockwise to remove it from the cylinder (80).
Subtask 26-21-39-010-006-A01
(10) Removal of the Pressure Gauge - Fire Extinguisher 466040
(a) Remove the gauge retaining clip (50) from the valve assembly (15).
(b) Remove the pressure gauge (45) from the valve assembly (15).
(c) Remove the o-ring (55) from the valve assembly (15). Discard the o-ring.
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Subtask 26-21-39-010-006-B01
(11) Removal of the Pressure Gauge - Fire Extinguisher 466090
(a) Turn the pressure gauge (85) counterclockwise to remove it from the
valve assembly (15).
Subtask 26-21-39-010-006-C01
(12) Removal of the Pressure Gauge - Fire Extinguisher and 898052
(a) Remove the gauge retaining clip (50) from the valve assembly (15).
(b) Remove the pressure gauge (45) from the valve assembly (15).
(c) Remove the o-ring (55) from the valve assembly (15). Discard the o-ring.
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CLEANING
TASK 26-21-39-100-801-A01
1. Cleaning of the Portable Fire Extinguisher

Self-explanatory.

REFERENCE QTY NAME

(207 kPa) max.
No Specific Cleaning Cloth, Lint-Free
(2) Consumables
REFERENCE NAME
ASTM D770 Isopropyl Alcohol
REFERENCE NAME
Extinguisher
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
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D. Procedure
WARNING: OBEY THE PRECAUTIONS THAT FOLLOW WHEN YOU USE

SOLVENTS. SOLVENTS ARE DANGEROUS BECAUSE THEY
CAN BE FLAMMABLE, POISONOUS, AND CAN CAUSE
INJURY.
– USE APPROVED EYE AND BODY PROTECTION
– DO THE WORK IN AN AREA THAT HAS A GOOD FLOW
OF CLEAN AIR
– MAKE SURE THAT THE AREA HAS NO SPARKS, FLAMES,
OR HOT SURFACES
– DO NOT LET THE SOLVENT TOUCH YOUR SKIN, EYES,
OR MOUTH
– GET MEDICAL AID IMMEDIATELY IF IRRITATION OCCURS
– OBEY ALL THE LOCAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS AND REGULATIONS.
Subtask 26-21-39-110-001-A01
(1) Cleaning of Metal Parts
WARNING: ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL IS FLAMMABLE AND POISONOUS.

KEEP AWAY FROM OPEN FLAME. WEAR GLOVES AND EYE
PROTECTION TO PREVENT INJURY. DO NOT DRINK THE
ALCOHOL.
(a) Clean metal parts with alcohol or an equivalent cleaning solvent.

(b) Dry the parts with low pressure air or nitrogen. You can also use a lint-free
cloth to dry the parts.
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Subtask 26-21-39-160-002-A01
(2) Cleaning of Non-Metal Parts
(a) Clean parts that are not metal with a dry, clean, lint-free cloth.
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CHECK
TASK 26-21-39-220-801-A01
1. Visual Check of the Portable Fire Extinguisher

Self-explanatory.

REFERENCE QTY NAME

BFO-10555AK 1 Borescope Kit
AIL-115 1 Halogen Light
FC-6 1 Fiber Optic Light Carrier
(207 kPa) max.
(2) Consumables
Not applicable.
Task 26-21-39-780-801-A01 Hydrostatic Test
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
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D. Procedure
Subtask 26-21-39-220-001-A01
(1) Visual Check of the External Surface of the Cylinder
(a) Visually examine the fire extinguisher for damage, dents, scratches,
gouges, nicks, and loose or missing components.
(b) You must discard cylinders that have bulges.
(c) You must discard cylinders with dents if the depth of the dent is more than
10% of the longest dimension of the dent.
(d) You must discard cylinders that have scratches deeper than 0.004 inch
(0.010 cm), or longer than 4.00 inches (10.16 cm).
(e) You must discard cylinders that have gouges or nicks deeper than 0.004
inch (0.010 cm).
(f) You must discard cylinders that have signs of pitting corrosion or line
corrosion.
(g) You must discard cylinders that have large amounts of corrosion.
(h) You must discard cylinders that have fire damage or signs that the cylinder
was near too much heat.
(i) You must discard cylinders that have damaged threads.
(j) You must repair or replace loose, missing, or damaged components.
Subtask 26-21-39-220-002-A01
(2) Visual Check of the Internal Surface of the Cylinder
WARNING: TEST PERSONS MUST KNOW THE TEST. DEFECTIVE

CYLINDERS ARE DANGEROUS TO PERSONS. IF
EXPERIENCED TEST PERSONS ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO
DO THE TEST, RETURN THE FIRE EXTINGUISHER TO THE
MANUFACTURER FOR INSPECTION.
(a) Use a borescope with the fiber optic light carrier and halogen light to
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other unwanted material. You can use a mirror and light as alternate
equipment to do the examination.

(b) Remove unwanted materials from the internal surface of the cylinder with
clean, dry, oil-free nitrogen at a maximum pressure of 30 psi (207 kPa).
(c) Visually examine the internal surface of the cylinder for damage. Replace
a cylinder that has:
(1) Cracks
(2) Pitting corrosion or line corrosion
(3) Large amounts of corrosion
(d) After the visual examination, if you are not sure of the condition of the
cylinder, do the hydrostatic test (Ref. TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION,
Hydrostatic Test).
Subtask 26-21-39-220-003-A01
(3) Visual Check of the Pressure Gauge
(a) Visually examine the pressure gauge for damage, unwanted materials or
corrosion. Clean or replace the pressure gauge as necessary.
Subtask 26-21-39-220-004-A01
(4) Visual Check of the Valve Assembly

(a) Visually examine the valve assembly for cracks or damaged threads.
Discard the complete valve assembly if it has damage.
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Subtask 26-21-39-220-005-A01
(5) Visual Check of the Hose
(a) Visually examine the hose for damage or blockage. Discard a hose or
nozzle with damage.
(b) Clean or replace a hose with blockage.
Subtask 26-21-39-220-006-A01
(6) Visual Check of the Nozzle
(a) Visually examine the nozzle for damage or blockage. Discard a hose or
nozzle with damage.
(b) Clean or replace a nozzle with blockage.
Subtask 26-21-39-220-007-A01
(7) Visual Check of the Siphon Tube and Coupling Assembly

(a) Visually examine the siphon tube and coupling assembly for damage or
blockage. Discard the valve assembly if the siphon tube and coupling
assembly has damage.
(b) Clean or replace siphon tube and coupling assembly with blockage.
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REPAIR
TASK 26-21-39-350-801-A01
1. Repair of the Portable Fire Extinguisher

Self-explanatory.

Not applicable.
(2) Consumables
Not applicable.
Extinguisher
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
D. Procedure
Subtask 26-21-39-350-001-A01
(1) Repair Procedures
(a) Repair of the portable fire extinguisher is limited to the replacement of

damaged parts. Refer to Disassembly of the Portable Fire Extinguisher
and Assembly of the Portable Fire Extinguisher for component removal
and assembly procedures.
(b) For fire extinguisher 898052, if any component of valve assembly 466061
has damage, you must discard the valve assembly and replace it with a
new valve assembly.
(c) Discard all items that are defective, damaged, or not repairable.
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(d) Discard all o-rings and seals; replace with new o-rings and seals.
(e) Replace the stem assembly with a new stem assembly. For fire
extinguisher 898052, you cannot replace the stem assembly.
E. Close-up
Subtask 26-21-39-410-001-A01
(1) Assembly of the Fire Extinguisher
(a) Assemble the fire extinguisher (Ref. ASSEMBLY, Assembly of the Portable
Fire Extinguisher).
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TASK 26-21-39-350-802-A01
2. Repair of the Paint Finish

Self-explanatory.


Not applicable.
(2) Consumables
REFERENCE NAME
Aerodur Finish C 21/100 UVR, Red Paint
10-P4-2 Primer
EC-117 Hardener
No Specific Masking Tape
Extinguisher
C. Job Set-up
NOTE: Do the procedure only if the paint finish has major damage. Touch up minor
damage as necessary.
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Subtask 26-21-39-000-008-A01
(1) Disassembly of the Fire Extinguisher
(a) Disassemble the fire extinguisher (Ref. DISASSEMBLY, Disassembly

(b) Seal the neck of the cylinder to keep the paint off the threads.
(c) Use masking tape to cover the U.L. label and any other labels you do
not want to remove.
NOTE: Do not remove the Underwriters Laboratories (U.L.) label. It is not procurable.
Only the fire extinguisher manufacturer is authorized to install this label.
D. Procedure
Subtask 26-21-39-350-002-A01
(1) Paint Procedure
(a) Mix the hardener and primer as specified in the manufacturer’s instructions.
WARNING: MOST PRIMERS AND PAINTS ARE POISONOUS AND

FLAMMABLE. THEY CAN CAUSE INJURY TO THE SKIN, EYE
OR LUNG TISSUE. OBEY THE PRECAUTIONS THAT FOLLOW
WHEN YOU MIX AND APPLY PAINT AND PRIMERS:
– PUT ON APPROVED EYE, MOUTH AND BODY
PROTECTION
– DO THE WORK IN AN AREA THAT HAS A GOOD FLOW
OF AIR
– MAKE SURE THAT THE AREA HAS NO SPARKS OR
FLAME. THERE MUST BE SUFFICIENT FIRE PROTECTION
AVAILABLE
– DO NOT BREATHE THE FUMES OR LET THE PAINT
OR PRIMER TOUCH YOUR SKIN. GET MEDICAL AID
IMMEDIATELY IF IRRITATION OCCURS.
(b) Apply the primer and paint to the cylinder as specified in the manufacturer’s
instructions.
(c) Let the paint fully dry.
(d) Remove the masking tape from the cylinder.
(e) Examine the paint finish; touch up the finish as necessary.
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E. Close-up
Subtask 26-21-39-410-002-A01
(1) Assembly of the Fire Extinguisher
(a) Assemble the fire extinguisher (Ref. ASSEMBLY, Assembly of the Portable
Fire Extinguisher).
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ASSEMBLY (INCLUDING STORAGE)
TASK 26-21-39-410-801-A01
1. Assembly of the Portable Fire Extinguisher

Self-explanatory.

REFERENCE QTY NAME

No Specific Torque Wrench, 20 lbf in. (2,26 N•m)
(207 kPa) max.
(2) Consumables
REFERENCE NAME
884-2 Lubricant, Seal
No Specific Teflon Paste
Task 26-21-39-100-801-A01 Cleaning of the Portable Fire Extinguisher
Task 26-21-39-780-801-A01 Hydrostatic Test
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C. Job Set-up
Subtask 26-21-39-780-002-A01
(1) Hydrostatic Test
WARNING: IF NECESSARY, DO THE HYDROSTATIC TEST BEFORE

ASSEMBLY. THIS WILL PREVENT POSSIBLE INJURY
CAUSED BY CYLINDERS THAT BREAK OPEN.
(a) If necessary, do the hydrostatic test of the cylinder (Ref. TESTING AND
FAULT ISOLATION, Hydrostatic Test).
Subtask 26-21-39-160-003-A01
(2) Cleaning of Components

(a) Clean the internal surface of the cylinder with clean, dry, oil-free nitrogen
or air at a maximum pressure of 30 psi (207 kPa).
(b) Clean the threads of the cylinder and the valve assembly (Ref. Cleaning
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D. Procedure

WITH THIS CMM.
Subtask 26-21-39-410-003-A01
(1) Assembly of Portable Fire Extinguisher 466040
(a) With the flat surface of the neck seal (40) pointed to the valve assembly
(15), install the neck seal over the threads of the valve assembly.
NOTE: Do not apply any seal lubricant on the neck seal or threads of the valve
assembly.
(b) Move the neck seal (40) until it is in the area above the threads.
(c) Apply a thin layer of seal lubricant to the stem o-ring (35).
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(d) Apply a thin layer of seal lubricant to the top half of the stem assembly (30).
(e) Put the stem o-ring (35) on the stem assembly (30).
(f) Put the stem assembly (30) in the valve assembly (15).
CAUTION: MAKE SURE YOU INSTALL THE CORRECT SIPHON AND COUPLING
ASSEMBLY. REFER TO THE ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST. IF YOU
INSTALL THE INCORRECT SIPHON AND COUPLING ASSEMBLY, THE
FIRE EXTINGUISHER WILL NOT OPERATE CORRECTLY.
(g) Put the spring (25) into the coupling of the siphon and coupling assembly
(20).
(h) Move the valve assembly (15) over the siphon tube/coupling assembly
(20). Push the assembly against the coupling and turn it one-quarter
turn clockwise.
CAUTION: DO NOT TORQUE THE VALVE ASSEMBLY INTO THE CYLINDER

WITH A WRENCH. IT IS NOT NECESSARY AND CAN DAMAGE
THE NECK SEAL AND VALVE ASSEMBLY. TIGHTEN THE VALVE
ASSEMBLY WITH YOUR HAND ONLY.
(i) Install the valve assembly (15) with the siphon tube/coupling assembly
(20), and spring (25) in the cylinder (95). Tighten the valve assembly (15)
with your hand until the neck seal (40) and valve assembly (15) are fully
against the neck of the cylinder (90). Then tighten the valve assembly (15)
approximately 20 degrees more.
NOTE: After you tighten the valve assembly with your hand, the centerline of the
gauge hole will be aligned with the approximate centerline of the nameplate
(95).
(j) Put a thin layer of seal lubricant on the o-ring (55).

(k) Install the o-ring (55) over the stem of the pressure gauge (45).
(l) Push the pressure gauge (45) into the gauge hole in the valve assembly
(15).
(m) Push the retaining clip (50) into the slot above the gauge guard in the
Subtask 26-21-39-410-003-B01
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(15), install the neck seal (80) over the threads of the valve assembly (15).
(c) Apply a thin layer of seal lubricant to the stem o-ring (75).
(d) Apply a thin layer of seal lubricant to the top half of the stem assembly (70).
(e) Put the stem o-ring (75) on the stem assembly (70).
(f) Put the stem assembly (70) in the valve assembly (15).
(g) Apply a thin layer of seal lubricant to the coupling o-ring (60).
(h) Install the coupling o-ring (60) over the siphon tube assembly (55) coupling
until it is against the coupling flange.
(i) Put the spring (65) into the coupling of the siphon tube assembly (55).
(j) Move the valve assembly (15) over the siphon tube assembly (55). Turn
the siphon and coupling assembly (55) and torque it to 20 lbf in. (2,26
N•m).
(k) Apply a thin layer of seal lubricant to the outer surface of the neck seal (80).

(l) Install the valve assembly (15) with the siphon tube assembly (55), and
spring (65) in the cylinder (110). Tighten the valve assembly (15) with your
hand until the neck seal (80) and valve assembly (15) are fully against
the neck of the cylinder (110). Then tighten the valve assembly (15)
approximately 20 degrees more.
(105).
(m) Apply a thin layer of teflon paste on the threads of the pressure gauge (85).
(n) Install the pressure gauge (85) into the gauge hole in the valve assembly
(15). Make sure the gauge is pointed up.
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Subtask 26-21-39-410-003-C01

(15), install the neck seal (40) over the threads of the valve assembly (15).
NOTE: Do not apply any seal lubricant on the neck seal or threads of the valve
assembly.

(c) Install the valve assembly (15) in the cylinder (80). Tighten the valve
assembly (15) with your hand until the neck seal (40) and valve assembly
(15) are fully against the neck of the cylinder (80). Then tighten the valve
assembly (15) approximately 20 degrees more.
(75).
(d) Put a thin layer of seal lubricant on the gauge o-ring (55).
(e) Install the o-ring (55) over the stem of the pressure gauge (45).
(f) Push the pressure gauge (45) into the gauge hole in the valve assembly
(15).
(g) Push the retaining clip (50) into the slot above the gauge guard in the
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TASK 26-21-39-410-802-A01
2. Fill and Charge of the Portable Fire Extinguisher

Self-explanatory.

REFERENCE QTY NAME

(2) Consumables
REFERENCE NAME
MIL-DTL-38741A Halon 1211 (Bromochlorodifluoromethane
(CBrClF2)
A-A-59503, Type I, Grade A, Class 1 Nitrogen, N2
Extinguisher
Task 26-21-39-410-803-A01 Final Assembly of the Portable Fire
Extinguisher
Task 26-21-39-490-801-A01 Recharge Stand Set-up
Task 26-21-39-790-801-A01 Halogen Leak Test
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Task 26-21-39-870-801-A01 Description and Operation of the Portable
Halon-Fire-Extinguisher
GRAPHIC 26-21-39-991-003-A01 Figure 7002
C. Job Set-up
Subtask 26-21-39-490-002-A01
(a) Set-up the recharge stand (Ref. ASSEMBLY (INCLUDING STORAGE),

Recharge Stand Set-up).
Subtask 26-21-39-480-002-A01
(2) Support Equipment Installation - Fire Extinguisher 466040
(a) Install recharge adapter 878609 on the valve assembly (15).
Subtask 26-21-39-480-002-B01
(a) Install recharge adapter 440019 on the valve assembly (15).
Subtask 26-21-39-480-002-C01
(a) Install the recharge adapter 878040 on the valve assembly (15).
(b) Use the nozzle retaining clip (IPL Figure 1B, 65) to keep the recharge
adapter in position.
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D. Procedure
Subtask 26-21-39-410-004-A01
(1) Agent Fill
(a) Put the empty fire extinguisher on the scale in the vertical position (Ref.
Figure 7002).
(b) Push TARE to zero the scale.
(c) Open recharge stand valves A and B to fill the cylinder with extinguishing
agent. Refer to DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION, Leading Particulars,
for the weight of the agent.
NOTE: The recharge stand lines keep 0.500 to 0.700 lb (0.227 to 0.318 kg) of
extinguishing agent. You must make allowance for this so that the fire
extinguisher will not weigh too much after it is pressurized with nitrogen.
(d) Close recharge stand valves A and B.
Subtask 26-21-39-410-005-A01
(2) Nitrogen Charge
(a) After the fire extinguisher pressure and temperature become stable, open
the nitrogen-cylinder supply-valve E.
(b) Adjust the nitrogen regulator to the necessary pressure. Refer to
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION, Leading Particulars, for the correct
operating temperature.
(c) Add nitrogen pressure to the fire extinguisher as follows:
(1) Open recharge stand valve C and monitor the nitrogen pressure meter
the pressure meter until the two pressures are equal.
(2) Close recharge stand valve C. Lift and shake the fire extinguisher to
cause the nitrogen to be absorbed into the extinguishing agent.
(3) Do steps (1) and (2) until the nitrogen is absorbed and the fire
extinguisher pressure becomes stable.
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NOTE: The fire extinguisher pressure is stable when the indication on the pressure
meter does not change when you shake the fire extinguisher.
WARNING: THE RECHARGE ADAPTER HAS A PRESSURE RELEASE

VALVE. THIS VALVE WILL AUTOMATICALLY OPERATE IF TOO
MUCH PRESSURE IS APPLIED TO THE FIRE EXTINGUISHER.
IF THE VALVE OPERATES, IMMEDIATELY CLOSE ALL
SUPPLY VALVES, FIND AND CORRECT THE CAUSE OF THE
HIGH PRESSURE BEFORE YOU CONTINUE TO FILL THE
FIRE EXTINGUISHER.
(4) Close recharge stand valve C and the nitrogen-cylinder supply-valve

when the pressure meter shows the correct pressure.
(5) Look at the pressure gauge on the fire extinguisher. If the gauge does
not show the correct pressure when compared to the pressure meter,
you must remove the extinguishing agent and replace the pressure
gauge (Ref. Disassembly of the Portable Fire Extinguisher).
(d) Open recharge stand valve D to remove the pressure from the stand
and hoses.
(e) After the line pressure is removed, remove the recharge adapter from
the fire extinguisher.
(f) Remove the fire extinguisher from the recharge stand.
E. Close-up
Subtask 26-21-39-790-002-A01
(1) Halogen Leak Test
(a) Do the halogen leak test (Ref. TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION,
Halogen Leak Test).
Subtask 26-21-39-410-006-A01
(2) Final Assembly of the Portable Fire Extinguisher
(a) Do the Final Assembly of the Portable Fire Extinguisher.
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TASK 26-21-39-410-803-A01
3. Final Assembly of the Portable Fire Extinguisher

Self-explanatory.

REFERENCE QTY NAME

No Specific Torque Wrench, 20 lbf in. (2,26 N•m)
(2) Consumables
REFERENCE NAME
884-2 Lubricant, Seal

Not applicable.
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
D. Procedure
Subtask 26-21-39-410-007-A01
(1) Portable Fire Extinguisher 466040
(a) Install the hose assembly (IPL Figure 1, 80) on the valve assembly (15).
Tighten the hose assembly (80) with your hand.
(b) Install the pull-out pin (10) through the holes in the lever (60) and handle
(70).
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(c) Install the pull-tite seal (5) through the loop of the pull-out pin (10) and
around the valve assembly (15) as shown in Figure 7001.
Subtask 26-21-39-410-007-B01
(2) Fire Extinguisher 466090
(a) Apply a thin layer of seal lubricant to the hose o-ring (IPL Figure 1A, 95).
(b) Install the hose assembly (90) on the valve assembly (15). Torque the
hose assembly (90) to approximately 20 lbf in. (2,26 N•m).
(c) Install the pull-out pin (10) through the holes in the lever (20) and handle
(35).
(d) Install the pull-tite seal (5) through the loop of the pull-out pin (10) and
Subtask 26-21-39-410-007-C01
(3) Fire Extinguisher 898052
(a) Apply a thin layer of seal lubricant to the nozzle o-ring (IPL Figure 1B, 70).
(b) Push the nozzle (60) into the discharge outlet of the valve assembly (15)
until it is fully against the outlet surface.
(c) Install the nozzle retaining-clip (65) in the slot on the side of the valve
assembly (15).
(d) Install the pull-out pin (10) through the holes in the lever and handle.
(e) Install the pull-tite seal (5) through the loop of the pull-out pin (10) and
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Figure 7001. Installation of Pull-Tite Seal

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TASK 26-21-39-550-801-A01
4. Storage

Self-explanatory.

Not applicable.
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
D. Procedure
Subtask 26-21-39-550-001-A01
(1) Storage and Handling
WARNING: AN AMBIENT TEMPERATURE MORE THAN +120°F (+49°C)

CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE FIRE EXTINGUISHER. THE
CYLINDER CAN BREAK AND CAUSE INJURY TO PERSONS
AND DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT.
(a) You can lift and touch fire extinguishers at ambient temperatures of 0°F to
+100°F (-18°C to +38°C).
(b) Keep the filled fire extinguishers in a clean, dry area at an ambient
temperature of 0°F to +100°F (-18°C to +38°C).
NOTE: Before you use them, you must do a hydrostatic test of filled fire extinguishers
kept for more than 12 years.
(c) Carefully examine the fire extinguishers and the cardboard boxes before
you move or put them on each other.
NOTE: Unless total information is available that is applicable to ambient storage

temperatures, persons must touch the fire extinguishers as if they were
kept at high temperatures.
(d) Keep the filled fire extinguisher in a clean and dry area. The fire
extinguishers must be kept in an applicable sealed cardboard box so the
fire extinguisher will not be open to humidity, dust, or other unwanted
materials. Keep the filled fire extinguishers in an area with the temperature
between 0°F and +100°F (-18°C and +38°C).
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TASK 26-21-39-510-801-A01
5. Shipping

Self-explanatory.

Not applicable.
(2) Consumables
Not applicable.

Not applicable.
(4) Shipping Regulations
SHIPPING GOVERNING REGULATION(S)

METHOD U.S. DOMESTIC INTERNATIONAL
Air International Air Transport International Air Transport
Association (IATA) Dangerous Association (IATA) Dangerous
Goods Regulations Goods Regulations and International
Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
Doc 9284-AN/905
Land/Air DOT 49 CFR 172 International Air Transport
Association (IATA) Dangerous
Goods Regulations and International
Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
Doc 9284-AN/905
Ocean International Maritime Organization International Maritime Organization
(IMO) (IMO)
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
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D. Procedure
Subtask 26-21-39-510-001-A01
(1) Shipping Instructions
(a) Put the fire extinguisher in an applicable cardboard box that contains
materials that will absorb shock. Make sure that the fire extinguisher
does not touch the cardboard box.
(b) Identify the cardboard box with an applicable label.
(c) Ship the cardboard box as specified by the applicable shipping regulation.
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TASK 26-21-39-490-801-A01
6. Recharge Stand Set-up

Self-explanatory.
NOTE: You can use equivalent alternatives for the items in the list.

for full details of the items in the list.
REFERENCE QTY NAME

440019 1 Recharge Adapter
(2) Consumables
Not applicable.
Extinguisher
Task 26-21-39-410-802-A01 Fill and Charge of the Portable Fire
Extinguisher
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
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D. Procedure
Subtask 26-21-39-490-003-A01
CAUTION: CLOSE ALL SUPPLY CYLINDER VALVES BEFORE YOU SET UP THE
RECHARGE STAND.
(a) Set-up the recharge stand as specified in the instructions supplied by the
manufacturer of the recharge stand.
CAUTION: CLOSE ALL SUPPLY CYLINDER VALVES BEFORE YOU SET UP THE
RECHARGE STAND.
(b) Set-up the recharge stand as specified in the instructions supplied by the
manufacturer of the recharge stand.
NOTE: Flush the fire extinguishing agent from the recharge stand before you connect
it to the new extinguishing agent supply. If you do not do this, the filled
container can have contamination.
NOTE: The figure below shows Kidde Aerospace Recharge Stand WT-02453. You
can use an equivalent recharge stand.
(c) Install the applicable recharge adapter on the flex hose of the recharge
stand (Ref. Disassembly of the Portable Fire Extinguisher or Fill and
Charge of the Portable Fire Extinguisher).
(d) Close all recharge stand and supply cylinder valves.
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Figure 7002. Recharge Stand WT-02453

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FITS AND CLEARANCES
TASK 26-21-39-820-801-A01
1. Torque Values
IPL Figure
Number-
Item
Number Name Torque Value
1-20 Siphon Tube/Coupling 20 lbf in. (2,26 N•m)
Assembly
1A-55
1A-90 Hose Assembly 20 lbf in. (2,26 N•m)
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SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES
TASK 26-21-39-940-801-A01
1. Special Tools, Fixtures and Equipment
NOTE: You can use equivalent alternatives for the items in the list.
REPRESENTATIVE MINIMUM SOURCE

DESCRIPTION PART NO. SPECIFICATION (CAGE CODE)
Recharge Stand, WT-02453 Scale capable of Kidde Aerospace
includes Platform measuring weight(s) (61423)
Scale and Digital in DESCRIPTION
Indicator AND OPERATION,
Leading Particulars
Recharge Adapter 440019 None Kidde Aerospace
(61423)
(61423)
(61423)
Hydrostatic Test 877635 None Kidde Aerospace
Adapter (61423)
Hydrostatic Test None Compressed Gas Make locally
Stand Association (CGA)
Pamphlet C-1
Torque Wrench, lbf None 20 lbf in. (2,26 N•m) Commercially
in. Available
Halide Leak H-25C 1 x 10-5 Std cc/sec. Yokagawa Corp. of
Detector America (60336)
Halide Leak LS-20 1 x 10-5 Std cc/sec. Yokagawa Corp. of
Standard America (60336)
Cleaning Cloth CCC-C-46 None Commercially
Available
Borescope Kit BFO-10555AK 90 degree direction Circon Corp., Circon
of view AMCI Industrial Div.
(02033)
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REPRESENTATIVE MINIMUM SOURCE

Halogen Light AIL-115 115 VAC, 50-60 Hz, Circon Corp., Circon
115/240W AMCI Industrial Div.
(02033)
Fiber Optic Light FC-6 None Circon Corp., Circon
Carrier AMCI Industrial Div.
(02033)
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TASK 26-21-39-940-802-A01
2. Consumable Materials
NOTE: Unless noted, you can use equivalent alternatives for the items in the list.
SOURCE
Halon 1211 - None MIL-DTL-38741A Commercially
Bromochlorodi- Available
fluoromethane
(CBrClF2) No
substitutions
Nitrogen (N2) None A-A-59503, Type I, Commercially
Grade A, Class 1 Available
Alcohol, Isopropyl None ASTM D770 Commercially
Available
Paint, Red Aerodur Finish C None Akzo Nobel
21/100 UVR, Red Aerospace
Coatings, Inc.
(0KXA5)
Primer 10-P4-2 None Akzo Nobel
Aerospace
Coatings, Inc.
(0KXA5)
Hardener EC-117 None Akzo Nobel
Aerospace
Coatings, Inc.
(0KXA5)
Tape, Masking None None Commercially
Available
Lubricant, Seal 884-2 None Parker Seal Group
O-Ring Div. (02697)
Paste, Teflon None None Commercially
Available
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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
TASK 26-21-39-950-801-A01
1. Introduction
A. General

WITH THIS CMM.
(1) The Illustrated Parts List (IPL) gives illustrations and a breakdown, in
disassembly sequence, of all assemblies that can be disassembled, repaired
or replaced, and reassembled.
(2) When equipment designators are used in schematics and wiring diagrams
for electrical and electronic parts, they are shown in the illustrations and the
detailed parts list. They are also included in an Equipment Designator Index.
(3) When the detailed parts list is more than 5 pages, a Numerical Index is
included in this section.
(4) Supplier (vendor) information includes the name, address, CAGE code,
website address (if known) for each supplier.
IPL INTRO
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B. Explanation and Usage

(1) The IPL FIG. & ITEM NO. column shows the figure and item number for each
part. Each part is identified by an item number. A part that is not illustrated will
have a dash (-) before the item number.
(2) Alpha variants, letters A through Z (but not I and O), are used with an item
number to show:
(a) Configuration differences
(b) Alternative parts
(c) Optional parts
(d) Service bulletin changes
(3) The PART NUMBER column shows the part number for each part. The true
part number will be given in the NOMENCLATURE column when:
(a) The part number contains characters that are not permitted by ATA 2000
Specification: for example, a slash (/).
(b) The part number has more than 15 characters.
(c) The part number contains a dash (-) between a number and a letter.
(4) The AIRLINE PART NO. column is a blank column with space for 11
characters. The airline customer can use this space to record their stock
numbers.
(5) The NOMENCLATURE column gives this type of information about the part:
(a) The indenture level shows how the part is related to the next-higher
assembly. For example:
Assembly
• Detail Parts for Assembly
• Subassembly
• Attaching Parts for Subassembly
• • Detail Parts for the Subassembly
• • Sub-subassembly
• • Attaching Parts for Sub-subassembly
• • • Detail Parts for the Sub-subassembly
(b) The full name of the part as shown on the drawing title.
(c) The true part number if not given in the part number column.
(d) ESDS designation, if the electronic part is electrostatic discharge sensitive.
IPL INTRO
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(e) The values and tolerances permitted for electrical and electronic parts,
such as resistors and capacitors.
(f) The CAGE code for parts made by other vendors; for standard parts (AN,
MS, or NAS), no CAGE code is given.
(g) Applicable service bulletins; PRE SB XXXX shows the initial configuration
and POST SB XXXX identifies assemblies and parts after the service
bulletin has been completed. If a service bulletin is related to an
Airworthiness Directive (AD), then the AD number is identified as AD
XXXX.
(h) Interchangeability data (how the parts relate to each other). A list of the
terms, abbreviations, and definitions is shown below in Paragraph C.
(6) The EFF CODE column is used to show limited interchangeability only. It
identifies different configuration in each figure and shows how parts relate to
item 1 (or an alpha variant of item 1) in that figure only. A code letter A through
Z (but not I and O) identifies each configuration. The same code is used in
this figure to show all parts for a specified configuration. A blank space shows
that the part is used on all configurations in that figure.
(7) The UNITS PER ASSEMBLY column gives the quantity of the specified
item number used on one next-higher assembly, subassembly, or
sub-subassembly. The letters AR (as required) are for bulk items, and RF
indicates that the item is shown for reference only.
C. Interchangeability Terms, Abbreviations, Definitions
Term Abbreviation Definition

Alternate ALT The part agrees with all functional and structural
specifications, but the external dimensions,
connection installation and/or mounting provisions
are different. Rework or possible changes can be
necessary.
Optional OPT The part is fully interchangeable in form, fit, and
function with other item numbers as shown.
Preferred PRFD The part is preferred over the other optional parts
shown
Replaced REPLD BY The part is replaced and is two-way interchangeable
By with the item number shown (old part number
can replace either old or new part number when
removed).
Replaces REPLS The part replaces and is two-way interchangeable
with the item number shown (new part number is
acceptable for old ornew part number).
IPL INTRO
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Term Abbreviation Definition

Supercede SUPSD BY The part is superceded and is one-way
By interchangeable with the item number shown (old
part number can used as replacement only where
old part was installed).
Supercedes SUPSDS The part supercedes and is one-way
interchangeable with the item number shown (new
part number is acceptable replacement for old or
new part number).
Service SB PRE Identifies when a service bulletin (SB) has an effect
Bulletin SB POST on a part. PRE shows the condition of the part
SB RWK before the work in the service bulletin is done;
POST shows the condition after the work is done;
RWK shows that the part is reworked by the service
bulletin.
D. Abbreviations and Definitions
Abbreviation Definition
AR As Required
FIG Figure
IPL Illustrated Parts List
NHA Next-Higher Assembly
OPT Optional
RF Reference
TPN True Part Number
IPL INTRO
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2. Numerical Index
A. The numerical index is an alpha-numerical list of all the true part numbers in
the parts list. A numerical index is necessary when the detailed list of parts is
more than five pages in length. The index contains the figure and item number
location, and the necessary total quantity at each location for the part number
given in the list.
Numerical Index
FIGURE &
PART NUMBER AIRLINE PART NUMBER ITEM TTL REQ.
MS28775-011 1A 95 1
1B 70 1
MS28775-012 1A 95A 1
218874 1 90 RF
1B 80 RF
218877 1A 110 RF
258416 1 10 1
1A 10 1
1B 10 1
259053 1 50 1
1B 50 1
259536 1 75 1
259537 1 65 1
259770 1B 65 1
260613 1 55 1
1B 55 1
260614 1 35 1
1A 75 1
1B 35 1
261653 1 5 1
1A 5 1
NI/INDEX
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FIGURE &
1B 5 1
263117 1B 25A 1
263147 1 25 1
1B 25 1
281038 1 70 1
281044 1 60 1
282060 1B 60 1
294400 1 45 1
1B 45 1
294584 1A 85A 1
294585 DELETED
300076 1A 45 1
300127 1A 25 1
300128 1A 35 1
300487 1A 30A 1
300488 1A 20A 1
320075 1A 50 1
320092 1A 40 1
320142 1A 20 1
320160 1A 65 1
320167 1A 60 1
320213 1 10A 1
1A 10A 1
1B 10A 1
340036 1 40 1
1A 80 1
1B 40 1
340050 1 95 RF
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FIGURE &
340101 1A 30 1
340233 1A 105 1
340234 1B 75 1
366022 1 85 1
1A 100 1
366096 1A 15 1
366345 1A 15A 1
420011 1A 55 1
420044 1 20A 1
422044 1B 20 1
440006 1 80 1
440007 1B 30A 1
440015 1B 15 1
440028 1A 70 1
440029 1A 90 1
440077 1 30 1
1B 30 1
440091 1A 90A 1
442022 DELETED
466040 1 1 RF
466042 1 15 1
466061 1B 15B 1
466064 1 15A 1
466090 1A 1 RF
844591 1 20 1
898052 1B 1 RF
NI/INDEX
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Vendors (Suppliers)
V61423 Kidde Aerospace

4200 Airport Drive N.W.
Wilson, NC 27896-8630 USA
Website: www.kiddeaerospace.com
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IPL Figure 1. Fire Extinguisher 466040

GRAPHIC 26-21-39-991-004-A01
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DETAILED PARTS LIST
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG & PART EFF PER
ITEM NO. PART NO. NUMBER NOMENCLATURE CODE ASSY
1 -1 466040 EXTINGUISHER, FIRE, PORTABLE, RF
HALON 1211 MODEL AC-2.5 (NOT
PROCURABLE)
5 261653 . SEAL, PULL-TITE 1
10 258416 . PIN, PULL-OUT (REPLD BY ITEM 1
10A)
-10A 320213 . PIN, PULL-OUT (REPLS ITEM 10) 1
15 466042 . ASSEMBLY, VALVE (NOTE: USE 1
WITH ITEM 20 ONLY) (NOT
PROCURABLE) (SUPSD BY ITEM
15A)
15A 466064 . ASSEMBLY, VALVE (NOTE: USE 1
WITH ITEM 20A ONLY) (SUPSDS
ITEM 15)
20 844591 . . ASSEMBLY, SIPHON AND 1
COUPLING (NOTE: USE
WITH ITEM 15 ONLY) (NOT
PROCURABLE) (SUPSD BY
ITEM 20A)
20A 420044 . . ASSEMBLY, SIPHON AND 1
COUPLING (NOTE: USE WITH
ITEM 15A ONLY) (SUPSDS ITEM
20)
25 263147 . . SPRING 1
30 440077 . . ASSEMBLY, STEM 1
35 260614 . . O-RING, STEM 1
40 340036 . . SEAL, NECK 1
45 294400 . . GAUGE, PRESSURE 1
ATTACHING PARTS
50 259053 . . CLIP, RETAINING 1
***
55 260613 . . O-RING, GAUGE 1
60 281044 . LEVER (NOT PROCURABLE) 1
-ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED
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AIRLINE UNITS
FIG & PART EFF PER
1 ATTACHING PARTS
-65 259537 . EYELET (NOT PROCURABLE) 1
***
70 281038 . HANDLE (NOT PROCURABLE) 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-75 259536 . EYELET (NOT PROCURABLE) 1
***
80 440006 . ASSEMBLY, HOSE (NOT 1
PROCURABLE)
85 366022 . STRAP, HOSE (NOT 1
PROCURABLE)
95 340050 . NAMEPLATE, (NOT RF
PROCURABLE)
90 218874 . CYLINDER, RED (NOT RF
PROCURABLE)
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IPL Figure 1A. Fire Extinguisher 466090

GRAPHIC 26-21-39-991-005-A01
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DETAILED PARTS LIST
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG & PART EFF PER
1A -1 466090 EXTINGUISHER, FIRE, PORTABLE, RF
HALON 1211 MODEL PRO-9HM
10A)
15 366096 . BODY, VALVE (SUPSD BY ITEM 1
15A)
15A 366345 . BODY, VALVE (SUPSDS ITEM 15) 1
20 320142 . LEVER (NOTE: USE WITH ITEM 1
15) (SUPSD BY ITEM 20A)
20A 300488 . LEVER (NOTE: USE WITH ITEM 1
15A) (SUPSDS ITEM 20)
ATTACHING PARTS
25 300127 . RIVET (NOTE: USE WITH ITEM 1
20 ONLY)
***
30 340101 . HANDLE (NOTE: USE WITH ITEM 1
15) (SUPSD BY ITEM 30A)
30A 300487 . HANDLE, RED (NOTE: USE WITH 1
ITEM 15A) (SUPSDS ITEM 30)
35 300128 . RIVET (SINGLE RIVET ATTACHES 1
ITEMS 20A AND 30A TO ITEM
15A)
40 320092 . BRACKET, MOUNTING (NOTE: 1
USE ONLY WITH ITEM 15. NOT
NEEDED IF METAL STRAP
BRACKET IS USED)
ATTACHING PARTS
45 300076 . SCREW, HEX WASHER HEAD 1
***
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AIRLINE UNITS
FIG & PART EFF PER
1A -50 320075 . HOOK, WALL (NOT NEEDED 1
IF METAL STRAP BRACKET IS
USED)
55 420011 . ASSEMBLY, SIPHON TUBE 1
60 320167 . O-RING, COUPLING 1
65 320160 . SPRING 1
70 440028 . ASSEMBLY, STEM 1
75 260614 . O-RING, STEM 1
80 340036 . SEAL, NECK 1
85 294585 DELETED (INCORRECT PART
NUMBER)
-85A 294584 . GAUGE, PRESSURE 1
90 440029 . ASSEMBLY, HOSE (NOTE: USE 1
ONLY WITH ITEM 15) (SUPSD BY
ITEM 90A)
-90A 440091 . ASSEMBLY, HOSE (NOTE: USE 1
ONLY WITH ITEM 15A) (SUPSDS
ITEM 90)
95 MS28775-011 . O-RING, HOSE (NOTE: USE WITH 1
ITEM 90 ONLY) (5661-0011)
-95A MS28775-012 . O-RING, HOSE (NOTE: USE WITH 1
ITEM 90A ONLY) (5661-0012)
-100 366022 . STRAP, HOSE 1
105 340233 . NAMEPLATE, REPLACEMENT 1
PROCURABLE; ORDER NHA
ITEM 1)
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IPL Figure 1B. Fire Extinguisher 898052

GRAPHIC 26-21-39-991-006-A01
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DETAILED PARTS LIST
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG & PART EFF PER
1B -1 898052 EXTINGUISHER, FIRE, PORTABLE, RF
HALON 1211 MODEL XL 2.5HZ (AD
2003-26-14)
10A)
15 440015 . ASSEMBLY, VALVE (SUPSD BY 1
ITEM 15B)
-15A 442022 DELETED (INCORRECT PART
NUMBER)
-15B 466061 . ASSEMBLY, VALVE (SUPSDS 1
ITEM 15)
20 422044 . . ASSEMBLY, SIPHON AND 1
COUPLING (MATCHED PART;
ORDER NHA ITEM 15B)
25 263147 . . SPRING (SUPSD BY ITEM 25A) 1
-25A 263117 . . SPRING (NOT PROCURABLE; 1
ORDER NHA ITEM 15B)
(SUPSDS ITEM 25)
30 440077 . . ASSEMBLY, STEM (SUPSD BY 1
ITEM 30A)
-30A 440007 . . ASSEMBLY, STEM (NOT 1
PROCURABLE; ORDER NHA
ITEM 15B) (SUPSDS ITEM 30)
35 260614 . . O-RING, STEM (NOT 1
PROCURABLE; ORDER ITEM
15B)
40 340036 . . SEAL, NECK 1
45 294400 . . GAUGE, PRESSURE 1
ATTACHING PARTS
50 259053 . . CLIP, RETAINING 1
***
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AIRLINE UNITS
FIG & PART EFF PER
1B 55 260613 . . O-RING, GAUGE 1
60 282060 . NOZZLE 1
ATTACHING PARTS
65 259770 . CLIP, RETAINING 1
***
70 MS28775-011 . O-RING, 7/16 (5661-0011) 1
75 340234 . NAMEPLATE, REPLACEMENT 1
PROCURABLE; ORDER NHA,
ITEM 1)
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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL (CMM)

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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

HALON 1211 PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

ORIGINAL ISSUE : May 15/86

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A. This manual supplies the data and instructions necessary to do component

CAUTION: ONLY KIDDE AEROSPACE MANUFACTURED/SUPPLIED SPARE

E. This manual will be revised as necessary to include current information.

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

DESCRIPTION OR FUNCTION CHARACTERISTICS

Leading Particulars (Continued)

DESCRIPTION OR FUNCTION CHARACTERISTICS

Figure 1. Fire Extinguisher

TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

A. Reason for the Job

B. Job Set-up Information

NOTE: Refer to SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES

(1) Tools, Fixtures and Equipment

REFERENCE QTY NAME

(3) Referenced Information

CAUTION: NEVER TORQUE THE VALVE ASSEMBLY TO STOP A LEAK. YOU

A. Reason for the Job

B. Job Set-up Information

NOTE: Refer to SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES

(1) Tools, Fixtures and Equipment

REFERENCE QTY NAME

(3) Referenced Information

(a) Disassemble the fire extinguisher (Ref. DISASSEMBLY, Disassembly

WARNING: ALWAYS POINT COMPRESSED AIR AWAY FROM PERSONS.

(a) Install the hydrostatic test adapter in the cylinder neck.

CAUTION: BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU DO THE HYDROSTATIC TEST.

A. Reason for the Job

B. Job Set-up Information

NOTE: Refer to SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES

(1) Tools, Fixtures and Equipment

REFERENCE QTY NAME

(3) Referenced Information

A. Reason for the Job

B. Job Set-up Information

(1) Tools, Fixtures and Equipment

(3) Referenced Information

TROUBLE PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION

TROUBLE PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION

TROUBLE PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION

A. Reason for the Job

B. Job Set-up Information

NOTE: Refer to SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES

(1) Tools, Fixtures and Equipment

REFERENCE QTY NAME

(3) Referenced Information

(a) Set-up the recharge stand (Ref. ASSEMBLY (INCLUDING STORAGE),