Decrane-CMM Seat 3043

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
PART NUMBERS 303708, 303709
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL AND REVISION HIGHLIGHTS
TO: Holders of Component Maintenance Manual 25-20-70, Forward and Aft Facing Single Seat
Assembly, Model 3043.
Revision 1, dated NOV/06
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revision. We recommend that you put this revision into your manual without delay. Mark the Record
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If you have any question about this revision, please contact DeCrane Aircraft Seating Company, Inc.,
by telephone (715) 582-8216, FAX: (715) 582-2899, or write to DeCrane Aircraft Seating Company,
Inc., 701 Maple St., P.O. Box 129, Peshtigo, WI 54157.
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WITH ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
FORWARD AND AFT FACING

SINGLE SEAT
MODEL 3043
PART NUMBERS
303708, 303709
© 2006, DECRANE AIRCRAFT SEATING CO., INC.
THIS MANUAL IS THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF DECRANE AIRCRAFT SEATING COMPANY, INC., AND SHALL NOT BE REPRO-
DUCED, USED, OR OTHERWISE DISCLOSED TO OTHERS EXCEPT AS AUTHORIZED BY CONTRACT WITH THE COMPANY, OR
WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE COMPANY.
DECRANE, INC.
PESHTIGO, WI 54157 ORIGINAL ISSUE JUN/06
CAGE: V0EXK2 25-20-70 REVISION 1 NOV/06
SAFETY ADVISORY
The processes and procedures provided in this manual may include physical and chemical
processes that require the use of solvents, paints, and other commercially available chemical
materials.
The user of this publication must obtain the material safety data sheets [Occupational Safety and
Health Act (OSHA) Form 20, or equivalent] from the manufacturers or suppliers of the materials to
be used. The user must become completely familiar with the health and safety information and follow
the procedures, recommendations, warnings, and cautions provided by the manufacturer or supplier
for the safe use, handling, storage, and disposal of toxic or hazardous materials.
WARNING: BEFORE USING ANY OF THE TOXIC OR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPECIFIED IN
THIS MANUAL, BE AWARE OF ALL HANDLING, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL IN-
STRUCTIONS PROVIDED BY THE MANUFACTURER OR SUPPLIER. FAILURE TO
FOLLOW THE MANUFACTURER OR SUPPLIER’S RECOMMENDATIONS CAN
RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DISEASE.
Refer to the materials list figure at the beginning of each section for materials used in the
maintenance of this equipment.
WARNINGs provided in this manual are intended to alert operating and maintenance personnel to
potential hazards that can result in serious personal injury or disease. These WARNINGs do not
replace the manufacturer’s or supplier’s recommendations.
CAUTIONs provided in this manual are intended to alert operating and maintenance personnel to
conditions that could result in equipment damage.
This safety advisory contains all the WARNINGs provided in this manual. They are presented in this
section to advise you of their existence and to emphasize their importance.
WARNING: CLEANING MATERIALS MAY BE TOXIC. BEFORE USING THE CLEANING
MATERIALS, READ ALL THE LABEL WARNINGS AND DIRECTIONS. IF
DIRECTED, PROVIDE VENTILATION AND WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND
FACE PROTECTION. READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL DIRECTIONS PROVIDED ON
THE LABEL IN CASE OF EYE OR SKIN CONTACT. USE CLEANING MATERIALS
ONLY AS DIRECTED AND ONLY ON MATERIALS FOR WHICH THE CLEANING
MATERIAL IS INTENDED.
WARNING: ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL IS TOXIC AND FLAMMABLE. DO NOT BREATHE

VAPORS. USE IN A WELL-VENTILATED AREA THAT IS FREE OF SPARKS,
FLAMES, AND HOT SURFACES. WEAR GOGGLES, SOLVENT-RESISTANT
GLOVES, AND OTHER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING. IF ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL
COMES IN CONTACT WITH YOUR EYE(S), FLUSH YOUR EYE(S) WITH WATER
FOR 15 MINUTES AND SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. IF ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL
COMES IN CONTACT WITH YOUR SKIN, WASH WITH SOAP AND WATER.
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WARNING: USE MEK ONLY IN A CORRECTLY VENTILATED AREA, WEAR SPLASH

GOGGLES, SOLVENT-RESISTANT GLOVES, AND OTHER SAFETY GEAR. DO
NOT BREATHE VAPORS. IN CASE OF EYE CONTACT, FLUSH WITH
WATER FOR 15 MINUTES AND GET MEDICAL ATTENTION. IN CASE OF SKIN
CONTACT, WASH WITH SOAP AND WATER. MEK IS TOXIC AND
FLAMMABLE.
WARNING: IF YOU USE COMPRESSED AIR TO REMOVE CHIPS AND DEBRIS FROM THE
BORE, MAKE SURE THE AIR PRESSURE IS NOT MORE THAN 29 POUNDS PER
SQUARE INCH (200 KILOPASCALS). WEAR GOGGLES OR A FACE SHIELD TO
PROTECT YOUR EYES.
WARNING: BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU USE SOLVENTS. THEY ARE DANGEROUS TO HEALTH
AND CAN CAUSE FIRE. YOU MUST USE SAFETY GOGGLES AND PROTECTION
CLOTHES TO HANDLE THEM. DO NOT BREATHE THEIR GASES AND DO THE
WORK IN AN AREA WITH A GOOD AIRFLOW. IF YOU DO NOT OBEY THESE
PRECAUTIONS, INJURY TO PERSONNEL CAN OCCUR.
WARNING: IF YOU USE COMPRESSED AIR TO DRY PARTS, MAKE SURE THE AIR PRES-
SURE IS NOT MORE THAN 29 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH (200 KILOPASCALS).
WEAR GOGGLES OR A FACE SHIELD TO PROTECT YOUR EYES.
WARNING: SEE SEAT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND LIMITATIONS MANUAL (IIL) FOR
RESTRICTIONS ON SEAT INSTALLATIONS. ALL PLACARD INSTRUCTIONS
MUST BE STRICTLY FOLLOWED.
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SERVICE BULLETIN LIST
Service bulletins and/or letters applicable to the components that are included in this manual are given
below.
DATE OF
SERVICE
DATE TITLE INCORPORATION
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LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

Subject Page Date Subject Page Date
Title Page 1 NOV/06 Check 501 JUN/06

2 Blank 502 JUN/06
Safety Advisory 1 JUN/06 Repair 601 JUN/06

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Record of Revisions 1 NOV/06 Repair-01 601 JUN/06

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Record of Temporary 1 JUN/06 Repair-02 601 JUN/06

Revisions 2 JUN/06 602 JUN/06
Service Bulletin List 1 JUN/06 Repair-03 601 JUN/06

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List of Effective Pages 1 NOV/06 Repair-04 601 JUN/06

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Table of Contents 1 JUN/06 Repair-05 601 JUN/06

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Introduction 1 JUN/06 Assembly 701 JUN/06

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Description and 1 JUN/06 704 JUN/06
Operation 2 JUN/06 705 JUN/06
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Fits and Clearances 801 JUN/06
Testing and 101 JUN/06 802 JUN/06
Fault Isolation 102 JUN/06
103 JUN/06 Special Tools, 901 JUN/06
104 JUN/06 Fixtures, and Test 902 JUN/06
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Subject Page
Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 1
Description and Operation ........................................................................................................... 1
Testing and Fault Isolation ....................................................................................................... 101
Disassembly ............................................................................................................................ 301
Cleaning ................................................................................................................................... 401
Check ....................................................................................................................................... 501
Repair ...................................................................................................................................... 601
Assembly ................................................................................................................................. 701
Fits and Clearances ................................................................................................................. 801
Special Tools, Fixtures, and Test Equipment ........................................................................... 901
Illustrated Parts List ............................................................................................................... 1001
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INTRODUCTION
1. General
This manual provides component maintenance and repair instructions for the 303708 and
303709 Model 3043 Seat. The Model 3043 Seats are manufactured by DeCrane Aircraft
Seating Co., Inc., Peshtigo, WI.
The manual is divided into front matter and sectional content. Refer to the Table of Contents
for the page location of the applicable sections.
An explanation of the use of the Illustrated Parts List is contained in the introduction to that
section.
2. Product Support Services
Replacement parts, technical publications, and other product support services are available
from DeCrane Aircraft Seating Co., Inc. Please contact:
DeCrane Aircraft Seating Co., Inc.
Customer Support and Service Engineering (CSSE) Department
(CAGE Code V0EXK2)
P.O. Box 129, 701 Maple Street

Peshtigo, Wisconsin 54157 USA
Manager, Parts
Office:715-582-8177
Fax: 715-582-2899
Manager, Customer Support

Office:715-582-8143
Cell: 715-330-0158
Fax: 715-582-2899
Service Engineer
Office:715-582-8175
Cell: 715-330-0157
Fax: 715-582-2899
Service Engineer
Office:715-582-8102
Cell: 715-330-0165
Fax: 715-582-2899
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3. Abbreviations, Acronyms and Symbols

The abbreviations, acronyms, and symbols used in this manual are defined below. All weights
and measurements are given first in English standard units followed by the metric equivalent
in parentheses.
Symbol/Abbr. Definition Symbol/Abbr. Definition
ASSY Assembly NHA Next Higher
C Celsius Assembly
CMM Component N•m Newton meter
Maintenance NP Not Procurable
Manual OPP Opposite
DASC DeCrane Aircraft OPT Optional
Seating PCU Passenger Control
Company Unit
DETS Details PN Part Number
EFF Effectivity RF or REF Reference. Indicates
F Fahrenheit those parts which
FIG Figure have their
FS Full Scale requirements
FWD Forward listed elsewhere in
IAW In Accordance With the parts list.
IIL Installation REPLD Replaced
Instructions and REPLS Replaces
Limitations REV Revision
IN Inches RH Right-hand
INSTL Installation SB Service Bulletin
IPL Illustrated Parts List SIL Service Information
kg Kilogram Letter
kgf Kilogram-force SPEC Specification
lb Pound STD Standard
lbf Pound-force SUPSD Superseded
LH Left-hand SUPSDS Supersedes
max Maximum U/O Use On
mm Millimeter ° Degree
± Plus or Minus
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
1. General
A. The 303708 and 303709 Model 3043 Seat is mounted in a single configuration on a
floor track mounted base. The seats are configured as forward-facing or aft-facing
installations. The single seat configurations may be located on the left-hand/right-hand
side of the cabin. (See Figure 1).
B. This CMM is provided by DeCrane Aircraft Seating Company for the exclusive use of
its customers. The data, designs, and information provided in this document are
proprietary information. They are the sole property of DeCrane Aircraft Seating
Company, and cannot be disclosed to unauthorized organizations or persons without
the express written permission of DeCrane Aircraft Seating Company.
C. This CMM meets ATA 100 Specification requirements.
WARNING: SEE SEAT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND LIMITATIONS MANUAL (IIL)
FOR RESTRICTIONS ON SEAT INSTALLATIONS. ALL PLACARD
INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE STRICTLY FOLLOWED.
2. Description
A. Single Seat Model 3043
(1) The seat’s base is mounted to standard aircraft floor tracks. The seat may be
moved forward, aft, laterally, and rotate on its base. The seat is available with
manual position controls, a headrest, and arm type options.
(2) Seat cushions are installed with Velcro and can be removed to provide access
to the seat frame assembly.
(3) Dimensions are given for a standard seat configuration with back in upright
position, headrest extended, and seat cushions removed.
(4) The seat can be reclined by pressing the recline button on the inside of the arm.
(5) A life vest stowage compartment is mounted in the front shroud.
(6) A brake disk secures the seat’s position on its base. When the position control
lever is pulled, the brake disk is released, and the seat is free to swivel and
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NOTE: Rotation and Travel may be limited with optional swivel and travel limiters installed.
Overall height (Headrest extended) 47.2 inches (1198.88 mm)
Overall width, Single Seats 22.7 inches (576.58 mm)
Overall depth 28.9 inches (735.33 mm)
Armrest maximum height 22.10 inches (561.34 mm)
Headrest upward travel 11.0 inches (279.4 mm)
Seat lateral travel
303708 Seats 3.8 inches (96.52 mm)
303709 Seats 4.4 inches (111.76 mm)
Seat forward/aft travel 7.6 inches (193.0 mm)
Seat back recline 85°
Seat rotation 180°
Maximum weight, (with upholstery, trim and restraint
assemblies) 75 pounds (34.19 kg)
Table 1: Table of Leading Particulars

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Model 3043 Seat

Figure 1

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B. Operation
(1) Mechanical Seat Back Recline:
(a) To recline the seat back, press and hold the recline control located on
the inside of the arm assembly while applying pressure to the seat
back. Release the recline control when the desired recline position is
achieved. To return the seat back to its upright position, press and hold
the recline control without applying pressure to the seat back.
NOTE: See seat installation manual for restrictions on seat
installations. All placard instructions must be strictly followed.
(2) Seat Position Control:
(a) To move the seat position on the seat base, lift the control lever located
on the left or right arm. Raising the lever releases the brake
mechanism, allowing the seat to slide forward, aft, left, and right a few
inches. When the control lever is released, the brake disk re-engages
and holds the seat in its current position. If further forward or aft
adjustment is necessary, the seat must be moved in the seat track.
(b) To rotate the seat, lift the control lever located on the left or right arm.
Raising the lever releases the brake mechanism, allowing the seat to
rotate 180°. When the control lever is released, the brake mechanism
re-engages and holds the seat in its current position.
(3) Seat Position in Floor Track:
(a) With the studs in the floor tracks, slide the studs forward or aft in the
tracks until aligned with the holes in the floor track. Position the seat
pedestal on the studs and secure with washers and nuts.
(b) Floor Tracking: Raise floor tracking handle to release bolt from floor
track. Slide seat forward or aft and release handle at desired position.
The floor track bolt must be securely locked into the floor track.
(4) Headrest Adjustment:
(a) To raise the headrest, grasp the headrest and pull upward. The back
assembly has a mechanism that holds the headrest in it’s deployed
position at one-inch intervals. To lower the headrest, press it downward.

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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
1. General
The following procedure gives instructions for testing operation of the seat assembly
components. No special equipment or facilities are required. The final completely assembled
seat weight including upholstery and restraints must be less than 75 pounds (34.62 kg) to
retain airworthiness certification.
A. Examination
Prior to performing any testing, confirm that the seat assembly is in good mechanical
condition. Refer to Inspection/Check. Perform testing and fault isolation only after
thoroughly examining the seat assembly for mechanical defects. Testing and fault
isolation is performed to determine functional operation.
Refer to Table 101 for a list of test equipment. Equivalent substitutes may be used.
ITEM IDENTIFICATION ACCURACY

Chatillon model IN-50 50 lbf (22.68 kgf) measurement scale ±0.25 lbs (0.113 kg)
Chatillon type 719 40 lbf (18.14 kgf) measurement scale ±0.25 lbs (0.113 kg)
Northern Balance HW-200KGV scale ±0.1 lbs (0.045 kg)
Digital force gage with flat disk 110 pound (49.90 kg) capacity (DPS- ±0.2% FS
accessories. 110R) or 220 pound (99.80 kg) capacity
(DPS-220R)
Table 101: Test Equipment
B. Test Set-up and Environment

(1) Ensure that the seat is securely attached to floor track fittings on a test bench
or within the aircraft. Ensure that the seat is in its fully upright position, and the
headrest is in the full down position. Actuate the position control lever and
rotate the seat so that it is parallel with and centered over the pedestal
assembly. If it is an electric seat, make electrical connections.
(2) Ambient room temperature must be between 55° F (12.8° C) and 95° F (35° C)
in the test area. If seat was previously exposed to temperatures outside of this
range, the seat must be allowed to acclimate to an acceptable temperature
(within the specified range) for a minimum of two hours before tests are
performed. Relative humidity in the test area must be between 10 percent and
95 percent. If seat was previously exposed to humidity values outside of this
range, the seat must be allowed to acclimate for a minimum of two hours before
tests are performed.
C. Test Procedure
(1) Longitudinal (forward/aft) Motion of Seat
(a) Hold position control lever up.

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(b) Attach a flat disk accessory to digital force gage, press peak button on
the force gage, and zero if necessary.
(c) Place the digital force gage against the center of the leading edge of the
seat (Figure 101).
(d) Slowly push the seat keeping the force gage face flat and perpendicular
to the leading edge.
(e) Verify that the seat moves longitudinally with a maximum force of 16.5
lbf (7.48 kgf).
(f) Place the digital force gage against the center of the trailing edge of the
seat.
(g) Slowly push the seat keeping the force gage face flat against the trailing
edge and the force gage perpendicular.
(h) Verify that the seat moves longitudinally with a maximum force of 16.5
lbf (7.48 kgf).
Force Gage
Figure 101
(2) Lateral Motion of Seat
(a) Hold position control lever up.
(b) Attach a flat disk accessory to digital force gage, press peak button on
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(c) Place the force gage against the seat pan and center side to side.
(d) Slowly push laterally keeping the force gage face flat against the seat
pan and perpendicular.
(e) Verify that the seat moves longitudinally with a maximum force of 16.5
lbf (7.48 kgf).
(3) Rotation of Seat
(a) Verify cam lever fully engages the brake disk spindle when control
handle is lowered.
(b) Verify cam lever fully disengages from the brake disk when control
handle is actuated upward.
(c) Verify seat rotates 180 degrees.
(4) Headrest Deployment
(a) Ensure that seat back is in its full upright position.
(b) Grasp headrest and apply upward pressure. Verify that headrest
deploys upward in a smooth, steady motion and stops at first detent,
about two inches (50.8 mm) of upward travel.
(c) Release headrest and verify that headrest remains deployed at detent.
(d) Repeat steps (b) and (c) above for remaining detent positions, until
headrest stops at full extension.
(e) Verify that headrest stops at full extent of travel and does not disengage
from back assembly. There is no detent at this position and headrest is
not required to remain at this full extent of travel.
(f) From the fully extended position, apply downward pressure and ensure
that headrest moves downward in a smooth, steady motion and stops
and remains deployed at each detent.
(5) Seat Position Control
(a) Ensure that seat pan is parallel with and centered over base.
(b) Grasp position control lever and apply upward pressure. Verify that
lever moves in a smooth, steady motion to full extent of its travel.
(c) With position control lever held in its upward position, move seat
forward and aft on base. Verify that seat moves freely and in a smooth,
continuous motion for full extent of travel. Total travel is about 4 inches
(101.6 mm) forward and aft.
(d) With position control lever held in its upward position, move seat
laterally on the seat pedestal. Verify that seat moves freely and in a
smooth, continuous motion for full extent of travel, a total of about 3
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(e) With position control lever held in its upward position, rotate seat on
seat pedestal. Verify that seat moves freely and in a smooth,
continuous motion for a full 180° of travel.
(f) With position control lever held in its upward position, move seat
laterally to center seat on seat pedestal. Move seat aft on seat pedestal
to full extent of travel. Release position control lever. Verify that seat
locks in this laterally centered and aftmost position.
(6) Control Button and Backrest Actuation Force
(a) Measure the actuation force to engage the control button.
(b) Place the digital force gage against the control button and apply force
until button engages and releases the backrest/legrest.
(c) Verify the actuation force is not more than 9 lbf (4.08 kgf).
(7) Recline / Backrest
(a) Actuate backrest control button.
(b) Extend backrest to full recline position.
(c) Verify seat backrest returns unassisted to full upright position when
control lever is actuated.
(d) Indicate pass or fail on data sheet for this function.
(e) Measure the recline actuation force.
(f) Actuate backrest control button.
(g) Verify backrest recline lock disengages.
(h) Attach flat disk to digital force gage, press peak button on the force
gage, and zero if necessary.
Force Gage
Figure 102
(i) Place the digital force gage against the top edge of backrest and
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(j) Slowly push the backrest downward keeping the force gage face flat
against the backrest and the force gage perpendicular. Continue
pushing the backrest down until the backrest travels 7-9 inches (177.8-
228.6 mm)
(k) Verify the actuation force is not more than 44 lbf (19.96 kgf).
D. Fault Isolation
NOTE: Table 102 provides fault isolation procedures for Model 3043 seats. The left
column lists the TROUBLE as defined by the test procedure, the center
column provides the PROBABLE CAUSE, the right column provides the
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TROUBLE PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTION

Seat back does not recline in Recline control improperly adjusted. Adjust recline control. Check
smooth, steady motion. recline control components.
Replace defective parts.
Binding at seat back hinge point. Check seat back pivot points.
Repair or replace binding
parts.
Damaged or worn recline control. Check recline control
components. Replace
defective parts.
Seat back does not return to full Recline control improperly adjusted. Adjust recline control. Check
upright position in smooth, steady recline control components.
motion. Replace defective parts.
Binding at seat back hinge point. Check seat back hinge points.
Repair or replace binding
parts.
Headrest does not deploy in a Damaged headrest assembly. Replace defective parts.
smooth steady motion.
Headrest does not remain Plunger improperly adjusted. Adjust plunger.
deployed at detent.
Headrest disengages from back Damaged or missing stop plates at the Replace or adjust defective
assembly at full extent of travel. end of the guides. parts.
Headrest will not retract to full Damaged or misaligned headrest Replace or align defective
down position. assembly. parts.
Position control lever does not Position control improperly adjusted. Adjust position control.
move to its full extent of travel. Binding at position control lever hinge Check position control
point. components. Repair or replace
binding parts.
Damaged or misaligned cable or sheave. Replace defective parts.
Seat assembly does not move on Position control improperly adjusted. Adjust position control.
seat pedestal with position control Check position control
in up position. components. Replace
defective parts.
Dirt or debris between lock and disk. Clean lock and disk. Replace
defective parts.
Table 102: Fault Isolation Table

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DISASSEMBLY
1. General
A. This section contains the procedures and illustrations necessary to disassemble the
303708 and 303709 Model 3043 Seat.
B. The item numbers in the procedures and illustrations are identical to the item numbers
in the ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST (IPL).
C. Item numbers preceded by a dash (-) are not illustrated in the IPL. In this manual,
these parts are components of the right-hand and left-hand aft-facing seats and the
right-hand forward facing seat. The same instructions apply to both right- and left-hand
components that are not illustrated.
D. Alpha-variant items (-10A, -10B, and -10C) can replace an item (10) when permitted
by the effectivity code for that item. For example, procedures that apply to item (10)
also apply to alpha-variant items (-10A, -10B, and -10C).
E. Disassemble the Model 3043 Seats only to the level necessary to replace defective
parts. Repair is limited to replacing parts.
F. Discard all self-locking nuts, roll pins, and cotter pins when they are removed. New
nuts, roll pins, and cotter pins will be installed during assembly.
G. Do not disassemble riveted subassemblies unless necessary to gain access to other
components or unless they are damaged. Remove and install rivets according to good
shop practice. Remove rivets carefully to avoid enlarging the rivet holes.
H. No structural repairs can be done by the user without written approval of, and direction
from, DeCrane engineering.
I. If you see signs of damage or corrosion, test the seat according to TESTING AND
FAULT ISOLATION to determine how much maintenance is necessary.
2. Disassembly
NOTE: The Pedestal Shrouds (510, -520, IPL Figure 2) are removed prior to seat removal
from the aircraft.
NOTE: Do not remove the Dual Lock unless damaged and replacement is necessary.
A. Disassemble Seat Assembly (1, -10, -20, -30, IPL Figure 2).
NOTE: Control cables must be disconnected before beginning this procedure.
NOTE: Seat and Back cushions must be removed prior to seat disassembly.
(1) Remove screws (-210), washers (-220) and strap (-200).
(2) Remove screws (-190) and pocket (180).
(3) Remove screws (50, 60), washers (70, 80, 90), bushing (100), fitting (110), nuts
(120) and seat web frame assembly (40).
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(4) Remove screws (-160), washers (-170) and forward closeouts (130, -140,
-150).
(5) Detach aft closeouts (230, -240). Do not remove button snap stud (-250),
buttonsnap outlet (-260), buttonsnap snap (-270) and washer (-280) unless
damaged and replacement is necessary.
(6) Remove shroud installation (-375). Refer to 2.B for removal instructions.
(7) Remove screws (-370) and fixed arm assemblies (-350, -360).
(8) Remove screws (-400, -410) and slide down arm assemblies (-380, -390).
Refer to 2.C for removal and disassembly instructions.
(9) Remove screws (325, 330), washers (335, 340) and arm assemblies (-290,
300, 310, -320).
(10) Remove screws (-345), washers (-346), forward clips (-341, -342) and aft clips
(-343, -344) from arm assemblies (-290, 300, 310, -320).
(11) Remove headrest assembly (420). Refer to 2.D for removal instructions.
(12) Remove back layups (430, -435) and back breakover (-435). Refer to 2.E for
removal instructions.
(13) Disassemble cam lever and cable end installation (-450, -460). Refer to 2.F for
disassembly instructions.
(14) Disassemble recline control (470). Refer to 2.G for disassembly instructions.
(15) Disassemble post/cam assembly (-480, -490). Refer to 2.H for disassembly
instructions.
(16) Remove brake plate assembly (-500).
(17) Remove pedestal shroud installation (510, -520). Refer to 2.I for removal
instructions.
(18) Disassemble drawer installation (530, -540, -550, -560, -570, -580). Refer to
2.J for removal and disassembly instructions.
(19) Disassemble door and cover installation (590, -600, -610, -620). Refer to 2.K
for removal and disassembly instructions.
(20) Disassemble floor tracking control installation (-630, -640). Refer to 2.L for
removal and disassembly instructions.
(21) Disassemble floor tracking installation (-650, -660, -670). Refer to 2.M for
disassembly instructions.
B. Remove Shroud Installation (-1, IPL Figure 3).
(1) Remove screws (30) and shrouds (outer) (10, 20).
(2) Remove screws (60) and shrouds (inner) (40, 50).
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C. Remove Fixed Arm Assembly (-1, -5, -30, -35, IPL Figure 4).
(1) Remove screws (-72, 73, -74, -75) and arm cap layup (40, -50, -55, -60).
(2) Remove screws (128), washers (129) and upholstery backing (-20, 125, -127).
(3) Remove screws (-100), finishing washers (-110) and inner panels (-95, -96).
D. Remove Slide Down Arm Assembly (-20, -25, IPL Figure 4).
(1) Remove screws (-71, -74) and arm cap layup (-65, -70).
(2) Remove screws (100), finishing washers (110) and inner panel (80, -90).
(3) Remove screws (150), washers (160), nuts (170) and weldments (130, -140).
(4) Remove screws (-200), washers (-210) and mechanism assembly
(-180, -190).
E. Disassemble Headrest Installation (-1, IPL Figure 5).
(1) Remove screws (30), clip (20) and headrest assembly (10).
(2) Remove screws (50), plungers (-60) and housing (40).
F. Disassemble Back Layup (-1, -5, IPL Figure 6).
NOTE: Bushing (-90) is a pressfit.
(1) Remove bolts (60), washers (80, 100, 110), bushings (70, -90), nuts (120),
shackles (50) and back layup (-1, -5).
(2) Disassembly hinge assembly (-45, -46).
(a) Remove bolts (-180, -210), washers (-190, -220), spacers (230), nuts
(-200, -240) and hinge arms (-160, -170). Do not remove hinge bearing
(-140) and washers (-130, -150) unless damaged and replacement is
necessary.
G. Disassemble Cam Lever and Cable End Installation (-1, -10, IPL Figure 8).
(1) Remove safety pin (90), clevis pin (80) and spring (70).
(2) Remove screw (30), washers (40), spacer (50), nut (60), and link (20).
(3) Remove screws (120) and lever assembly (100, -110).
(4) Remove terminal bolt (170), washer (180), nut (190) and cable assembly (160).
(5) Remove cotter pin (210) and stop block (200).
H. Disassemble Recline Control (-1, IPL Figure 9).
(1) Remove bolt (20), nuts (30, 40, 50) and hydrolock assembly (10).
(2) Remove retaining rings (70), bushings (80) and trunnion (60).
(3) Remove cable assembly (90).
I. Disassemble Post/Cam Installation (-1, -10, IPL Figure 10).
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(1) Remove nut (50), spindle (40) and spring (30).

(2) Remove screws (80) and cam (60, -70).
(3) Remove bolt (90), washers (100), bearings (120), and nut (110) from spindle
(40).
J. Disassemble Pedestal Shroud Installation (-1, -10, IPL Figure 11).
NOTE: Do not remove the Velcro unless damaged and replacement is necessary.
(1) Separate rug cover (50) from pedestal.
(2) Separate shroud assembly (20, -30) from pedestal.
K. Disassemble Drawer Installation (-1, -10, -20, -30, -40, -50, IPL Figure 12).
(1) Remove drawer assembly (60, -70, -80) from drawer receiver (-90).
(2) Remove screws (-100) and drawer receiver (-90).
(3) Remove screws (130, -140) and latches (110, -120).
(4) Remove screws (160, -170, -180), lock washer (-190) and strike plate (150).
L. Disassemble Door and Cover Installation (-1, -10, -20, -30, IPL Figure 12A).
(1) Remove screws (-60), spacers (-70), nuts (-80) and doors (40, -50).
(2) Remove screws (-100), washers (-110) and hinge plate (-90).
(3) Remove screws (130) and latches (120, -120A).
(4) Remove screws (150) and strike (140).
M. Disassemble Floor Tracking Control Installation (-1, -10, IPL Figure 13).
(1) Remove screw (30), spacer (40), nuts (50) and handle (20).
(2) Remove screw (-70) and eccentric stop (-60).
(3) Remove screws (90) and escutcheon (80).
N. Disassemble Floor Tracking Installation (-1, -10, -20, IPL Figure 14).
(1) Remove bolt (40), washers (50), bushing (60), nut (70) and wheels (30).
(2) Remove screws (90), spacers (100), washers (110), nuts (120) and channels
(80).
(3) Remove retaining ring (180) and disassemble sockets (160, -170), bolts (-130,
140) and spring (150).
(4) Remove nut (210), guide (190) and stud (200).
(5) Remove nut (230) and spring stud assembly (220).
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CLEANING
1. General
A. This section contains the procedures required to clean the components of the 303708
and 303709 Model 3043 Seat.
B. Materials required for cleaning are listed in Table 401.
Material Source
Clean, lint-free cloths Commercially Available

Mild soap solution Commercially Available
Isopropyl alcohol, or equivalent Commercially Available
Upholstery cleaner Commercially Available
Table 401: Cleaning and Preservative Materials
WARNING: CLEANING MATERIALS MAY BE TOXIC. BEFORE USING THE CLEANING

MATERIALS, READ ALL THE LABEL WARNINGS AND DIRECTIONS. IF
DIRECTED, PROVIDE VENTILATION AND WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND
FACE PROTECTION. READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL DIRECTIONS PROVIDED
ON THE LABEL IN CASE OF EYE OR SKIN CONTACT. USE CLEANING
MATERIALS ONLY AS DIRECTED AND ONLY ON MATERIALS FOR WHICH THE
CLEANING MATERIAL IS INTENDED.
2. Cleaning Instructions
A. Clean the upholstered surfaces using the appropriate upholstery cleaners and a
vacuum cleaner.
B. Clean non-upholstered surfaces using clean, lint-free cloths and a mild soap solution.
Wipe dry, using clean, lint-free cloths.
WARNING: ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL IS TOXIC AND FLAMMABLE. DO NOT BREATHE
VAPORS. USE IN A WELL-VENTILATED AREA THAT IS FREE OF
SPARKS, FLAMES, AND HOT SURFACES. WEAR GOGGLES,
SOLVENT RESISTANT GLOVES, AND OTHER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING.
IF ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL COMES IN CONTACT WITH YOUR EYE(S),
FLUSH YOUR EYE(S) WITH WATER FOR 15 MINUTES AND SEEK
MEDICAL ATTENTION. IF ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL COMES IN CONTACT
WITH YOUR SKIN, WASH WITH SOAP AND WATER.
C. Clean metal components with a clean, lint-free cloth. Wipe dirt, oil, grease and
contamination from the seat components. If necessary, moisten the cloth with a solvent
such as isopropyl alcohol. Air dry.
D. Clean surfaces made of composite materials with a clean, lint-free cloth and a mild
soap solution. Wipe dry with a clean, lint-free cloth.
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3. Maintenance of Electroplated Finishes

A. Brass, Copper, Bronze, Black Pearl, Silver and Almond, Champagne and Rose Gold
plated finishes, whether polished, satin, frosted or antiqued, have a clear coat applied
to seal the finish and retard tarnishing and oxidation. The clear coat can be accidentally
chipped or scratched during installation. If, at any time, the seal of this finish is broken,
the effects of exposure to the atmosphere may result in tarnishing, oxidation, or pitting
of the exposed plated surface. Use extra care when handling or cleaning the clear
coated surfaces.
(1) The clear coat can be damaged or removed by cleaning the coated parts with
abrasive or ammoniated cleaners or through contact with installation glue. The
chemical and mineral composition of the atmosphere in some regions can also
produce negative effects on the clear coat.
(2) Do not allow water to dry on clear coated parts. The mineral content in some
water will leave deposits that may be difficult to remove. A non-ammoniated
liquid, non-abrasive pure soap will remove spots and stains from the clear coat.
Rinse all traces of soap thoroughly. Wipe or buff gently with a soft non-
scratching cloth. An occasional application of a pure, non-abrasive wax is
recommended. A waxed surface is helpful in preventing buildup of grease and
oil from fingerprints and atmospheric residue.
B. 24K, 18K, 14K and Peach Gold, Dura-Brass, and Smoked Nickel finishes do not
necessarily require a clear coat. However, they are soft metals and should be
maintained according to the instructions for the finishes that require a clear coat.
C. Nickel finishes are very durable and do not require a clear coat. However, they will
oxidize in areas exposed continuously to moisture. Follow the same instructions for
clear coated finishes in paragraph 3.A to keep this finish protected.
D. Chrome finishes do not require a clear coat. These finishes are extremely durable.
While following the instructions for clear coated finishes in paragraph 3.A is
recommended, these finishes are not vulnerable to the tarnishing and oxidation effects
that can occur on clear coated finishes.
E. All of these finishes are decorative and should not be treated like industrial parts.
Please handle and clean these finishes carefully. Do not use force when cleaning
parts.
F. Wear cotton gloves for protection against glue, grease, and oil from fingerprints when
installing these parts.
NOTE: After each flight, carefully clean any plated surface contacted by moisture
(especially water, tomato juice, orange juice, carbonated soft drinks or
alcohol).
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CHECK
1. General
A. Visually check all parts for obvious wear or damage. Perform detailed check of parts
according to paragraph 2.
2. Inspection
A. Check the seat upholstery on the seat cushions for excessive wear and tears in the
coverings and for deformation of the cushions. If the cushions are worn or deformed,
replace the damaged cushion.
NOTE: All upholstery, decorative seat coverings and cushions are supplied by the
Customer.
B. Check the seat structural and operating components for wear, damage, deformation
and corrosion.
(1) If any structural or operating component is worn excessively, replace the worn
components. If necessary, replace the mating components.
(2) If any structural or operating component is damaged or deformed, replace the
components. If necessary, replace the mating components
(3) If any structural or operating component is corroded, clean away the corrosion
and smooth away roughness. If the corrosion has affected the structural
integrity or operating capability of the component, replace the component. If
necessary, replace mating components.
(4) Check all mechanical hardware connections to make sure they are tight. If a
connection is not secure, tighten it. If it cannot be tightened so that it is secure,
replace the attaching hardware.
(5) Check all control cable connections to make sure they are secure. Tighten
loose connections.
C. Check all helical inserts for damage. If required, replace helical inserts according to
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REPAIR
1. General
A. This section contains the repair procedures necessary to return the 303708 and
303709 Model 3043 Seat to serviceable condition. Replace all parts that do not meet
requirements after repair.
(1) Item numbers preceded by a dash (-) are not illustrated in the IPL. In this
manual, these parts are components of the right-hand forward and aft-facing
seats and the left-hand forward and aft-facing seats. The same instructions
apply to both right and left-hand components that are not illustrated.
(2) Alpha-variant items (-10A, -10B, and -10C) can replace an item (10) when
permitted by the effect code for that item. For example, procedures that apply
to item (10) also apply to alpha-variant items (-10A, -10B and -10C).
2. Repair
A. Perform repair of components listed in Table 601 that do not meet requirements in
CHECK according to the specified repair number.
Repair No. Title Action/Criteria

1 Replacement of Helical Inserts Damaged helical inserts are removed and
replaced
2 Cable Repair Damaged cable is removed and repaired or
replaced
3 Soldering Repair of soldered components
4 Replacement of Dual Lock or Hook Damaged dual lock or hook and loop is
and Loop replaced
5 Replacement of Potted and Bonded Damaged potted and bonded inserts are
Inserts removed and replaced
Table 601: Repair List
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REPAIR-01
PROCEDURE
1. Insert a pointed tool between the top thread of the helical insert and the top edge of the insert
bore and tip the end of the insert coil toward the center of the bore (refer to view A).
2. Use a punch or screw driver blade to bend the top thread of the helical insert inward (refer to
view B).
3. Place a screwdriver in the pocket made by the bend of the insert coil and the insert. Turn the
helical insert counterclockwise to remove it (refer to view C).
WARNING: IF YOU USE COMPRESSED AIR TO REMOVE CHIPS AND DEBRIS FROM
THE BORE, MAKE SURE THE AIR PRESSURE IS NOT MORE THAN 29
POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH (200 KILOPASCALS). WEAR GOGGLES OR
A FACE SHIELD TO PROTECT YOUR EYES.
4. Use compressed air to remove any foreign material from the bore.
5. Check the bore to determine the condition of the threads in the bore. If the bore threads appear
rough, chase the threads in the bore, using an appropriate sized tap. Use compressed air to
remove chips from the bore.
6. Unless otherwise directed, install the replacement helical insert 3/4 to 1-1/2 turns below the
surface of the tapped hole using a standard helical insert installation kit.
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REPAIR-02
1. Cable Replacement
A. Hold cable cutter at 90° to cable to ensure that a clean cut is made, otherwise, crushing
or deformation may occur making it difficult to install the ferrule.
B. Carefully remove one inch of Teflon coating from the cable end with sand paper taking
special care not to damage the wire strands.
C. Using the appropriate crimping tool, crimp the ferrule once, rotate it 90° and crimp
again. (See Figure 601).
2. Conduit Replacement
A. Cut the conduit to the required length.
B. Using an awl or other suitable tool, probe the cut end of the conduit bore to ensure the
conduit will allow the cable to pass freely through it.
C. Insert conduit into the brass end fitting and crimp.
D. Repeat steps A, B, and C for the other end of the conduit required.
Part Illustration of item

Nomenclature Number Comments to be used on
Crimper T-185 For use with swage 4095B-051
Crimper 3582T5 For use with swage 8047C
Crimper 22-925 For use with brass end fittings
Cable Cutter C7 For use on cable & conduit
Figure 601 Cable Repair
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1. General
A. Use standard soldering practices when repairing soldered components; 60/40 solder
must be used to affect any repairs.
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REPAIR-04
1. General
A. Dual Lock consists of two separate stemmed fastener pieces, each having a different
density of stems. The piece with the lesser density of stems is always applied to the
main structure, conversely, the piece with the higher density of stems is always applied
to the removable component.
B. Prior to installing Dual Lock or Hook and Loop, the surfaces to be bonded must be
prepared as detailed below.
NOTE: Part surfaces waiting for priming or adhesive application shall be handled in
such a manner that no contamination occurs on the surface to be primed or
bonded.
2. Bonding to Aluminum
WARNING: USE MEK ONLY IN A CORRECTLY VENTILATED AREA, WEAR SPLASH
GOGGLES, SOLVENT-RESISTANT GLOVES, AND OTHER SAFETY GEAR.
DO NOT BREATHE VAPORS. IN CASE OF EYE CONTACT, FLUSH WITH
WATER FOR 15 MINUTES AND GET MEDICAL ATTENTION. IN CASE OF
SKIN CONTACT, WASH WITH SOAP AND WATER. MEK IS TOXIC AND
FLAMMABLE.
A. Degrease the area to be bonded using MEK, or other appropriate solvents.
B. In lukewarm water, wash and scrub the area to be bonded with a non-chlorinated
industrial cleaner (Ajax or equivalent) and Scotch Brite pad.
C. Rinse the area with cold water (75°F (24°C) max. temperature) for 3 minutes while
wiping the area with a clean Scotch Brite pad. Inspect for water break: the metal is
clean when the water forms smooth unbroken sheets across the surface. If the water
beads or forms channels, repeat step B.
WARNING: IF YOU USE COMPRESSED AIR TO DRY PARTS, MAKE SURE THE AIR
PRESSURE IS NOT MORE THAN 29 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH (200
KILOPASCALS). WEAR GOGGLES OR A FACE SHIELD TO PROTECT
YOUR EYES.
D. Force air dry or dry in vented oven at a temperature less than 160°F (49.0°C).
E. Unless a part is printed or bonded immediately, it must be wrapped in clean Kraft
paper.
NOTE: Part surfaces waiting for priming or adhesive application shall be handled in
such a manner that no contamination occurs on the surface to be primed or
bonded.
F. A cleaned part must be primed or bonded within 8 hours of cleaning; otherwise, repeat
the process from step C.
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3. Bonding to Composite/ABS
A. Scuff ABS or composite with 3M Scotch Brite 07477 and wipe clean with a lint free
cloth prior to applying a bonding agent.
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1. Installation of Inserts
WARNING: BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU USE SOLVENTS. THEY ARE DANGEROUS TO
HEALTH AND CAN CAUSE FIRE. YOU MUST USE SAFETY GOGGLES
AND PROTECTION CLOTHES TO HANDLE THEM. DO NOT BREATHE
THEIR GASES AND DO THE WORK IN AN AREA WITH A GOOD
AIRFLOW. IF YOU DO NOT OBEY THESE PRECAUTIONS, INJURY TO
PERSONNEL CAN OCCUR.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT USE SOLVENTS OTHER THAN THOSE
SPECIFIED. THEY CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE FINISH.
CAUTION: DECORATIVE SURFACES ARE EASILY DAMAGED. COVER THE
SURFACES AND HANDLE THE UNIT WITH CARE TO PREVENT DAMAGE.
A. For potted inserts, do the steps that follow:
(1) Drill the insert installation holes in the panel using a hole-drilling template or by
measuring per engineering drawing. Observe specified tolerances.
(2) Remove paper backing from the insert positioning tab(s), adhere the insert(s)
to the adhesive side of the tab aligning vent holes of the insert and tab.
NOTE: If the sandwich panel is over 0.5 inch (12.7 mm) thick, partially pre-pot hole
prior to installing the insert.
(3) Use the proper tool or tooling for installing and positioning the insert. Place the
insert into the installation hole and apply adequate pressure to adhere the tab
to the face of the panel.
(4) Using a dispensing gun or syringe, inject the potting compound into one of the
insert vent holes. Ensure all air is vented and the hole is completely filled.
(5) Wipe any excess potting compound from the panel and insert assembly.
(6) Allow the adhesive to cure in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Remove and discard the tab.
B. For bonded inserts, do the steps that follow:
(1) Drill the insert installation holes in the panel using a hole drilling template or by
measuring per engineering drawing. Observe specified tolerances.
(2) Apply adhesive to the bonding surface of the insert or the bonding surface of
the panel and position the insert in the panel.
(3) Position the anvil on the insert and panel. Ensure that the insert fits into the
recessed area of the anvil.
(4) Position the setting tool so that the centerline of the tool is aligned with the
centerline of the insert.
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(5) Apply pressure on the setting tool. The tool will roll the insert lip over. Continue
applying pressure until the tool face is flush with the panel skin.
(6) Check the rolled lip to ensure that there are no cracks in the insert. If any visible
cracks are present contact Material and Process Engineering for further
instructions.
(7) Wipe excess adhesive from the insert, panel, and anvil. Do not remove the
adhesive that is immediately adjacent to the edge of the insert.
WARNING: USE MEK ONLY IN A CORRECTLY VENTILATED AREA,
WEAR SPLASH GOGGLES, SOLVENT-RESISTANT
GLOVES, AND OTHER SAFETY GEAR. DO NOT BREATHE
VAPORS. IN CASE OF EYE CONTACT, FLUSH WITH WATER
FOR 15 MINUTES AND GET MEDICAL ATTENTION. IN
CASE OF SKIN CONTACT, WASH WITH SOAP AND WATER.
MEK IS TOXIC AND FLAMMABLE
(8) Remove the tape and lightly sand the repair area if needed. Clean the area with
cloth dampened with acetone or MEK.
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ASSEMBLY
1. General
A. This section contains the procedures and illustrations necessary to assemble the
303708 and 303709 Model 3043 Seats. Replace all parts that do not meet
requirements after repair.
C. Item numbers preceded by a dash (-) are not illustrated in the IPL.
D. The assembly instructions in this manual apply to all right-hand and left-hand forward
and aft-facing seats.
E. Alpha-variant items (-10A, -10B, and -10C) can replace an item (10) when permitted
by the effect code for that item. For example, procedures that apply to item (10) also
apply to alpha-variant items (-10A, -10B and -10C).
F. Replace all removed self-locking nuts and cotter pins with new parts.
G. Refer to Table 701 for materials used in ASSEMBLY.
Material Source
Foam Rubber Strip, ES103-8-13 DeCrane Aircraft Seating Co., Inc.
701 Maple Street
P.O. Box 129
Peshtigo, WI 54157
Glyptal, or equivalent Commercially available
Table 701: Assembly Materials
NOTE: During assembly, blue Loctite, removable (2440 preferred, 242 allowable
with primer) must be applied to the threaded fasteners having no other
locking feature.
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Nominal Torque Values (in-lbs) Nominal Torque Values (in-lbs)

Tolerance: +/- 10 percent Tolerance: +/- 10 percent
Threaded Threaded
Threaded Threaded Threaded Threaded
into non- Thread into non-
into locking into into locking into
Thread locking Size locking
steel Aluminum steel Aluminum
Size steel steel
threads threads threads threads
threads threads
3-48 3.1 4.2 2.1 3/8-16 157 212 143
3-56 3.6 4.8 2.4 3/8-24 172 233 157
4-40 4.2 5.6 2.9 7/16-14 250 338 228
4-48 5.4 7.1 3.6 7/16-20 266 360 242
5-40 6 8.3 4.2 1/2-13 344 465 313
5-44 7.8 10.2 5.1 1/2-20 360 487 328
6-32 7.8 10.3 5.3 9/16-12 454 614 413
6-40 9.6 13.1 6.6 9/16-18 501 677 456
8-32 16.2 21.6 10.8 5/8-11 740 999 715
8-36 18 24 12 5/8-18 829 1120 798
10-24 18 25.2 13.8 3/4-10 1020 1327 980
10-32 25.2 34.8 19.2 3/4-16 993 1341 958
1/4-20 50 68 45.6 7/8-9 1552 2095 1495
1/4-28 62 85 57 7/8-14 1545 2086 1490
5/16-18 88 119 80 1-14 2073 2799 1995
5/16-24 94 128 86
Table 702: Standard Torque Values
H. Requirements for Tightening Threaded Fasteners

(1) Unless otherwise specified, tighten each threaded fastener using a torque
wrench or torque screwdriver in current calibration to the torque values
provided in the standard torque values table.
(2) After tightening the fasteners according to good shop practice, apply a glyptal
stripe (or equivalent) to the head of the fastener and the surrounding surface.
Do not apply a glyptal stripe to the decorative fasteners or to fasteners
excluded from the glyptal stripe requirement.
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2. Assembly
A. Assemble Floor Tracking Installation (-1, -10, -20, IPL Figure 14).
(1) Install spring stud assembly (220) with nut (230).
(2) Install stud (200) and guide (190) with nut (210).
(3) Assemble sockets (160, -170), bolts (-130, 140), spring (150), and attach with
retaining ring (180).
(4) Install channels (80) with screws (90), washers (110), spacers (100) and nuts
(120).
(5) Install wheels (30) with bolt (40), bushing (60), washers (50) and nut (70).
B. Assemble Floor Tracking Control Installation (-1, -10, IPL Figure 13).
(1) Install escutcheon (80) with screws (90).
(2) Install eccentric stop (-60) with screws (-70).
(3) Install handle (20), with nuts (50), spacer (40) and screw (30).
C. Assemble Door and Cover Installation (-1, -10, -20, -30, IPL Figure 12A).
(1) Install strike (140) with screws (150).
(2) Install latches (120, -120A) with screws (130).
(3) Install hinge plates (-90) with screws (100) and washer (-110).
(4) Install doors (40, -50),with screws (-60), nuts (-80) and spacers (-70).
D. Assemble Drawer Installation (-1, -10, -20, -30, -40, -50, IPL Figure 12).
(1) Install strike plate (150) with screws (160, -170, -180) and lock washer (-190).
(2) Install lathces (110, -120) with screws (130, -140).
(3) Install drawer receiver (-90) with screws (100).
(4) Install drawer receiver (-90) with drawer assembly (60, -70, -80).
E. Assemble Pedestal Shroud Installation (-1, -10, IPL Figure 11).
(1) Attach shroud assembly (20, -30) on pedestal.
(2) Attach rug cover (50) on pedestal.
F. Assemble Post/Cam Installation (-1, -10, IPL Figure 10).
(1) Install bolt (90), washers (100), bearings (120) and nut (110) through spindle
(40).
(2) Install cam (60, -70) with screws (80).
(3) Install spring (30) and spindle (40) with nut (50).
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G. Assemble Recline Control (-1, IPL Figure 9).

(1) Install cable assembly (90).
(2) Install trunnions (60) with bushings (80) and retaining rings (70).
(3) Install hydrolock gas assembly (10) with bolt (20), nuts (30, 40, 50).
H. Assemble Cam Lever and Cable End Installation (-1, -10, IPL Figure 8).
(1) Install stop block (200) with cotter pin (210).
(2) Install cable assembly (160) with terminal bolt (170), washer (180) and nut
(190).
(3) Install lever assembly (100, -110) with screws (120).
(4) Install link (20) with screw (30), washers (40), spacer (50) and nut (60).
(5) Install spring (70) with safety pin (90) and clevis pin (80).
I. Assemble Back Layup (-1, -5, IPL Figure 6).
NOTE: Bushing (-90) is a pressfit.
(1) Assemble hinge assembly (-45, -46).
(a) Install hinge arms (-160, -170) with bolts (-180, -210), washers (-190,
-220), spacers (230), and nuts (-200, -240).
(2) Install shackles (50) and back layups (-1, -5) with bolts (60), washers (80, 100,
110), bushings (70,-90) and nuts (120).
J. Assemble Headrest Installation (-1, IPL Figure 5).
(1) Install housing (40) with plungers (-60) and screws (50).
(2) Install headrest assembly (10) with clip (20) and screws (30).
K. Assemble Slide Down Arm Assembly (-20, -25, IPL Figure 4).
(1) Install mechanism assembly (-180, -190) with screws (-200) and washers
(210).
(2) Install weldments (130, -140) with screws (150), washers (160) and nuts (170).
(3) Install inner panel (80, -90) with screws (100) and finishing washers (110).
(4) Install arm cap layups (-65-70) with screws (-71, -74).
L. Assemble Fixed Arm Assembly (-1, -5, -30, 35, IPL Figure 4).
(1) Install inner panels (-95, -96) with screws (-100) and finishing washers (-110).
(2) Install upholstery backing (-20,125, -127) with screws (128) and washers (129).
(3) Install arm cap layups (40, -50, -55, -60) with screws (-72, 73, -74, -75).
M. Assemble Shroud Installation (-1, IPL Figure 3).
(1) Install shroud (inner) (40, 50) with screws (60).
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(2) Install shroud (outer) (10, 20) with screws (30).

N. Assemble Seat Assembly (1,-10, -20, -30, IPL Figure 2).
(1) Assemble floor tracking installation (-650, -660, 670). Refer to 2A for assembly
instructions.
(2) Assemble floor tracking control (-630, -640). Refer to 2B for assembly and
installation instructions.
(3) Assemble door and cover installation (590, -600, -610, -620). Refer to 2C for
installation and assembly instructions.
(4) Assemble drawer installation (530, -540, -550, -560, -570, -580). Refer to 2D
for installation and assembly instructions.
(5) Install pedestal shroud installation (510, -520). Refer to 2E for installation
instructions.
(6) Install brake plate assembly (-500).
(7) Assemble post/cam assembly (-480, -490). Refer to 2F for assembly
instructions.
(8) Assemble recline control (470). Refer to 2G for assembly instructions.
(9) Assemble cam lever and cable end installation (-450, -460). Refer to 2H for
assembly instructions.
(10) Install back layups (430, -435). Refer to 2I for assembly instructions.
(11) Install headrest assembly (420). Refer to 2J for assembly instructions.
(12) Install aft clips (-343, -344), and forward clips (-341, -342) with screws (-345),
and washers (-346).
(13) Install arm assemblies (-290, 300, 310, -320) with screws (325, 330) and
washers (335, 340).
(14) Install slide down arm assembly (380, -390) with screws (-400, -410). Refer to
2K for assembly instructions.
(15) Install fixed arm assemblies (-350, 360) with screws (-370).
(16) Install shroud installation (-375). Refer to 2L for installation instructions.
(17) Attach aft closeouts (230, -240).
(18) Install forward closeouts (130, -140, -150) with screws (-160) and washers
(-170).
(19) Install seat web frame installation (40) with screws (50, 60), washers (70, 80,
90), bushing (100), fitting (110), and nuts (120).
(20) Install pocket (180) with screws (-190).
(21) Install strap (-200) with screws (-210), and washers (-220).
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FITS AND CLEARANCES
1. General
No special fits and clearances apply to the 303708 and 303709 Model 3043 Seat.
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SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, AND TEST EQUIPMENT
1. General
No special tools, fixtures, or test equipment are referenced in this manual.
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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

1. General
This section lists, describes, and illustrates all component assemblies, subassemblies, and
parts required for maintenance of the 303708 and 303709 Model 3043 Seat. The seat
assemblies, configurations, and options are listed in Table 1001.
2. Scope of Information
A. General
Each assembly is listed and immediately followed by a list of its detail parts. The list is
indented to show the relationship between each part and its next higher assembly. Item
numbers in the parts list correspond to the item numbers of the accompanying
illustration.
B. How to Identify a Part
(1) When the part number is known, find the part number in the Numerical Index
and note the figure and item number. Find the item number in the applicable
parts list and illustration to get the necessary information. If you have an
electronic version of this manual, you can use the computer’s search function
to locate a known part number.
(2) When the part number is not known, review the illustrations to identify the part
by physical appearance and location. Refer to the accompanying parts list to
get the part number, nomenclature, effectivity, and quantity.
(3) The effectivity code shows the part usage relative to the next higher assembly.
When the EFF CODE column is blank, the part usage applies to all next higher
assembly versions unless otherwise specified in the NOMENCLATURE
column.
3. Equipment Designator Index
The Equipment Designator Index (if applicable) helps you find parts in the Illustrated Parts List
by equipment designator. The equipment designator, the part number, the figure number, and
the item number are given for each entry.
4. Numerical Index
The Numerical Index helps you find parts in the Illustrated Parts List by part number. The figure
number, the item number, and the total quantity required are given for each entry.
5. Explanation of Illustrated Parts List Entries
The Illustrated Parts List is arranged in general sequence of disassembly. The parts are
illustrated in an exploded-view illustration and listed in the related parts list.
A. FIG. ITEM Column
(1) The first number at the top of each FIG. ITEM column is the figure number of
the exploded-view illustration. The number given opposite each part number is
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(2) A dash (-) in front of an item number means the part is not illustrated.
(3) Alpha-variants A through Z (except I and O) are assigned to item numbers
when necessary to identify added parts, alternate parts, and parts modified by
service bulletins.
B. PART NUMBER Column
This column lists the DeCrane, Vendor, or Government standard part number. The last
part listed in a series of similar item numbers is the most recent part.
C. AIRLINE PART NUMBER Column
This column remains blank. It is for use by the airline.
D. NOMENCLATURE Column
(1) This column contains descriptive nomenclature for each part. It can also give
the CAGE code of the manufacturer if the part is not made by DeCrane Aircraft
Seating Company, the true part number (if it is longer than 15 digits or modified
to ATA 200/2000), and any service bulletins that affect the part. The column
also provides figure references for the next higher assembly (NHA) and details,
and additional descriptive information as required.
(2) Assemblies, subassemblies, and detail parts subjected to modification,
deletion, addition, or replacement by an issued service bulletin are annotated
to indicate both the pre- and post-service bulletin configurations. The term
(PRE SB XXXX) in the NOMENCLATURE column identifies the original
configuration, and the term (POST SB XXXX) identifies assemblies and parts
after the modification has been completed.
(3) Assembly Sequence Indentation - The parts are indented to show which parts
are installed in other parts. The level of indentation is shown by the number of
dots at the left edge of the column. For example, the top assembly for a parts
list figure is at the left margin. The names of its parts and subassemblies are
indented by one dot. Subsequent subassemblies and parts are indented with
more dots.
Top Assembly
. Detail Parts of the Top Assembly
. Subassembly of the Top Assembly
. Attaching Parts for the Subassembly
. . Detail Parts of the Subassembly
. . Subassemblies of the Subassembly

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The terms defined below are used when applicable to indicate the
interchangeability of parts.
Term Abbreviation Definition
Optional OPT This part is optional to and interchange-
able with other parts in the same item
number variant group or other item
number if designated.
Superseded by SUPSD BY The part in the part number column is
replaced by and is not interchangeable
with the item number shown in the
notation.
Supersedes SUPSDS The part in the part number column
replaces and is not interchangeable
with the item number shown in the
notation.
Replaced by REPLD BY The part in the part number column is
replaced by and interchangeable with
the item number shown in the notation.
Replaces REPLS The part in the part number column
replaces and is interchangeable with
the item number shown in the notation.
Use On U/O The part in nomenclature column is
used on indicated item number.
E. EFF CODE Column

This column contains effectivity codes (A, B, etc.) to indicate the alternate models or
configurations of the end items to which the parts apply. This column is left blank when
the parts apply to all models or configurations in the parts list.
F. UNITS PER ASSY Column
The quantity shown in this column is the units required for one NHA. The abbreviation
RF or REF (reference) means the end item or assembly is shown completely
assembled in the figure referenced in the NOMENCLATURE column.
6. Manufacturer Names and Addresses
The CAGE codes for the manufacturers of the parts, special tools, test equipment, and
materials referenced in the manual are given below. The five digit code is preceded by the
letter V. The codes are taken from Catalog Handbook H4/H8. No code in the
NOMENCLATURE column means the part is made by DeCrane Aircraft Seating Company,
Inc. or is a Government standard part.

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Code Name and Address

V0EXK2 DeCrane Aircraft Seating Co., Inc.
701 Maple Street
P.O. Box 129
Peshtigo, Wisconsin 54157 USA

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Seat Assembly, Configuration, and Option Identification

Table 1001 (Sheet 1 of 2)

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Table 1001 (Sheet 2 of 2)

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NUMERICAL INDEX
PART AIRLINE TOTAL
NUMBER PART NUMBER FIGURE ITEM REQUIRED
A23331-35 12A 120 1
A23331-3S 12 110 1
AN316-6 9 50 1
14 210 2
AN3-7A 2 50 2
AN416-1 8 90 1
AN525-832R4 4 -71 3
AN526-832R5 4 -72 3
4 73 4
AN525-832R6 4 -74 1
4 -75 4
AN525-832-R6 2 -190 4
8 150 2
AN526-632R10 12 -170 2
AN526-632-R10 12A 150 2
AN526-632R6 3 30 2
12 160 2
AN526-632-R6 5 30 2
AN526-632R8 3 60 2
12 -180 2
AN526-832R6 12 -100 4
AN526-832R8 2 -370 2
2 -400 2
AN960-C716 6 100 2
AN960KD10 14 50 2
2 340 4
2 -346 5
AN960KD-10 2 -280 4
AN960KD-416 6 80 1
AN960KD416 6 -190 2
AN960KD-6 4 160 2
AN960KD8 2 335 4
4 -210 2
14 110 2
12A -110 2
AN960KD-8 2 -220 4
2 -170 4
8 40 3
AN960-PD10L 2 90 4
AN960-PD616 2 80 2

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PART AIRLINE TOTAL

AN960PD10 6 -220 2
C0600-045-1000 14 150 2
C1460-112-1500S 10 30 1
ES002-07A100 2 70 2
ES004A-01 13 40 1
ES004A06-28 6 -230 1
ES004A06-46 14 100 2
ES004C03-10 8 50 1
ES004C03-25 12A -70 2
ES004C05-15 12 -200 1
ES004C06-54 14 60 1
ES006A03-45 2 100 2
ES043P4DT20 11 -40 6
ES043P4DT27 11 -60 2
ES064B36KM15 8 160 1
MC24-09 9 90 1
MS15795-810 6 110 1
MS20392-2C11 8 80 1
MS21042-06 13 50 2
4 170 2
MS21042-08 8 60 1
12A -80 2
MS21042-3 2 120 2
6 -240 1
14 70 1
MS21042-4 6 120 1
6 -200 1
MS21042-6 10 110 1
MS21042-L08 14 120 2
MS21083N10 10 50 1
MS24693-S28 4 128 4
MS24693-S31 13 90 2
MS24694S50 12A -60 2
MS27039-0804 12 -140 2
12A 130 2
MS27039-0806 2 -210 4
2 -160 4
12 130 2
12A -100 2
MS27039-0808 8 30 1
MS27039-0812 4 -200 2

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PART AIRLINE TOTAL

MS27039-0813 14 90 2
MS27039-0815 2 -410 2
MS27039-1-04 10 80 2
MS27039-1-16 14 40 1
MS27039-813 2 60 2
MS35335-32 12 -190 2
NAS1096-1 13 30 1
NAS1096-1-12 4 150 2
NAS1096-1-20 13 -70 1
NAS1096-2-8 2 330 2
NAS1096-3-5 2 330 4
NAS1096-3-6 2 325 1
NAS1104-10 6 -180 1
NAS1163-10 6 -210 1
NAS1304-32 6 60 1
NAS1304-7 9 20 1
NAS1306-30 10 90 1
NAS1352-A06-8P 8 120 2
NAS517-2-1 4 -100 2
NAS517-2-6 5 50 2
NAS73-4-004 6 70 1
NAS73-4-E007 6 -90 1
NAS77A12-20 9 80 2
NO NUMBER 9 30 1
9 40 1
14 230 1
SAM286-2 12 -120 1
12A -120A 1
SL2300-28 9 10 2
SR-315 10 120 2
X5133-74 9 70 2
10016 5 -60 2
300260 2 -250 4
300265 2 260 4
551019 2 -270 4
162034-71 12 150 1
12A 140 1
197-0716-9915 8 70 1
301027-13 2 590 1
12A -1 RF
301027-14 2 -600 1

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301027-14 12A -10 RF
301027-23 2 -610 1
12A -20 RF
301027-24 2 -620 1
12A -30 RF
301094-5 2 -630 1
13 1 RF
301094-6 2 -640 1
13 -10 RF
301620-23 2 530 1
12 -1 RF
301620-24 2 -540 1
12 -10 RF
301620-25 2 -550 1
301620-25 12 -20 RF
301620-26 2 -560 1
12 -30 RF
301620-35 2 -570 1
12 -40 RF
301620-36 2 -580 1
301620-36 12 -50 RF
301699-10 2 -660 1
14 -10 RF
301699-11 2 -670 1
14 -20 RF
301699-9 2 -650 1
14 -1 RF
301772-25 12 -70 1
301772-45 12 -80 1
301838-7 12 60 1
301924-1 14 220 1
301954-1 11 20 1
301954-2 11 -30 1
301955-1 2 510 1
11 -1 RF
301955-2 2 -520 1
11 -10 RF
302084-31 2 470 1
9 -1 RF
302144-1 8 100 1
302144-2 8 -110 1

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PART AIRLINE TOTAL

302199-17 7 20 1
302199-18 7 30 1
302242-21 2 40 1
302245-101 10 100 4
302245-7 2 -480 1
10 -1 RF
302245-8 2 -490 1
10 -10 RF
302310-19 2 230 1
302310-21 2 -240 1
302349-55 2 440 1
7 -1 RF
302366-13 2 -500 1
302444-3 6 50 2
302484-27 2 130 1
302484-47 2 -140 1
302484-48 2 -150 1
302581-1 2 -450 1
8 -1 RF
302581-2 2 -460 1
302581-2 8 -10 RF
302739-1 3 -1 RF
302744-3 8 130 1
302744-4 8 -140 1
303708-1 1 -1 RF
2 -1 RF
303708-2 1 10 RF
2 -10 RF
303709-1 1 20 RF
2 -20 RF
303709-2 1 -30 RF
2 -30 RF
304467-15 5 10 1
304467-3 5 -1 RF
304539-3 6 30 1
304539-4 6 -40 1
304539-5 6 -45 1
304539-6 6 -46 1
304655-1 2 420 1
305527-1 2 -290 1
4 -1 RF

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PART AIRLINE TOTAL

305527-2 2 300 1
4 -5 RF
305527-3 2 310 1
4 -10 RF
305527-4 2 -320 1
4 -15 RF
305534-1 2 -380 1
4 -20 RF
305534-2 2 -390 1
4 -25 RF
305536-1 2 -350 1
4 -30 RF
305536-2 2 -360 1
4 -35 RF
311302-12 12A -90 2
311366-9 12A 40 1
311377-1 12 -90 1
312170-3 7 40 1
312170-4 7 50 1
312277-1 2 -200 1
31366-23 12A -50 1
314130-1 5 20 1
315362-1 4 -120 1
315362-5 4 125 1
315362-7 4 -126 1
315362-9 4 -127 1
315383-1 2 -341 1
315383-2 2 -342 1
315383-3 2 -343 1
315383-4 2 -344 1
331008-4 14 30 2
331008-5 14 80 2
331008-8 14 190 4
331103-1 14 160 1
331103-3 14 -170 1
331124-29 13 20 1
331214-3 13 -60 1
331253-1 13 80 1
331281-32W 14 200 4
331300-14 14 -130 1
331300-15 14 140 1

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PART AIRLINE TOTAL

332120-3 10 20 1
332123-3 10 60 1
332123-4 10 -70 1
332124-17 8 20 1
332174-9 2 110 2
332212-15 10 40 1
332330-1 9 60 1
332330-5 9 30 1
334027-13 5 40 1
334065-17 6 -130 2
334132-1 6 -10 2
334176-14 6 -140 1
334176-15 6 -150 2
334176-23 6 -160 1
334176-24 6 -170 1
341015-11 7 10 1
344031-1 2 430 1
6 -1 RF
344031-3 2 -435 1
6 -5 RF
344031-111 6 -20 2
345125-1 4 40 1
345125-2 4 -50 1
345125-3 4 -55 1
345125-4 4 -60 1
345131-1 4 -65 1
345131-2 4 -70 1
345131-3 4 80 1
345131-4 4 -90 1
345131-5 4 -95 1
345131-6 4 -96 1
355058-27 4 130 2
355058-28 4 -140 2
355058-29 4 -145 2
355058-30 4 -146 2
361319-3 11 50 1
362088-11 3 10 1
362088-12 3 20 1
362088-13 3 40 1
362088-14 3 50 1
362312-1 2 180 1

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PART AIRLINE TOTAL

405026-17 4 -180 1
405026-18 4 -190 1
90068A007 4 129 2
90068A009 4 -110 2
98407A134 14 180 1

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MODEL 3043 SEAT

FIGURE 1

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AIRLINE UNITS
FIG PART PART NOMENCLATURE EFF PER
ITEM NUMBER NUMBER 1234567 CODE ASSY
1
-1 303708-1 MODEL 3043 SEAT RF
(LH AFT/RH FWD FACING
SINGLE SEAT)
(SEE FIG 2 FOR DETS)
10 303708-2 MODEL 3043 SEAT RF
(RH AFT/LH FWD FACING
SINGLE SEAT)
-20 303709-1 MODEL 3043 SEAT RF
(LH AFT/ RH FWD FACING
SINGLE SEAT)
-30 303709-2 MODEL 3043 SEAT RF
(RH AFT/ LH FWD FACING
SINGLE SEAT)
- ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

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SINGLE SEAT
FIGURE 2 (SHEET 1 OF 2)

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FIGURE 2 (SHEET 2 OF 2)

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AIRLINE UNITS
2
-1 303708-1 LH AFT/RH FWD FACING A RF
SINGLE SEAT
(SEE FIG 1 FOR NHA)
-10 303708-2 RH AFT/LH FWD FACING B RF
SINGLE SEAT
(SEE FIG 1 FOR NHA)
-20 303709-1 LH AFT/RH FWD FACING C RF
SINGLE SEAT
(SEE FIG 1 FOR NHA)
-30 303709-2 RH AFT/LH FWD FACING D RF
SINGLE SEAT
(SEE FIG 1 FOR NHA)
40 302242-21 • SEAT WEB FRAME INSTL 1
ATTACHING PARTS
50 AN3-7A • SCREW 2
60 MS27039-813 • SCREW 2
70 ES002-07A100 • WASHER 2
80 AN960-PD616 • WASHER 2
90 AN960-PD10L • WASHER 4
100 ES006A03-45 • BUSHING 2
110 332174-9 • FITTING 2
120 MS21042-3 • NUT 2
-----*-----
130 302484-27 • FWD CLOSEOUT AB 1

-140 302484-47 • FWD CLOSEOUT C 1
-150 302484-48 • FWD CLOSEOUT D 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-160 MS27039-0806 • SCREW 4
-170 AN960KD-8 • WASHER 4
-----*-----
180 362312-1 • POCKET 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-190 AN525-832-R6 • SCREW 4
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2
-200 312277-1 • STRAP 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-210 MS27039-0806 • SCREW 4
-220 AN960KD-8 • WASHER 4
-----*-----
230 302310-19 • AFT CLOSEOUT AB 1

-240 302310-21 • AFT CLOSEOUT CD 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-250 300260 • BUTTONSNAP STUD 4
260 300265 • BUTTONSNAP EYELET 4
-270 551019 • BUTTONSNAP SNAP 4
-280 AN960KD-10 • WASHER 4
-----*-----
-290 305527-1 • ARM ASSY INSTL (LH) A 1

300 305527-2 • ARM ASSY INSTL (RH) B 1
310 305527-3 • ARM ASSY WITH CONTROL B 1
-320 305527-4 • ARM ASSY WITH CONTROL A 1
ATTACHING PARTS
325 NAS1096-3-6 • SCREW 1
330 NAS1096-2-8 • SCREW 2
335 AN960KD8 • WASHER 4
-----*-----
-341 315383-1 • • FWD CLIP A 1

-342 315383-2 • • FWD CLIP B 1
-343 315383-3 • • AFT CLIP A 1
-344 315383-4 • • AFT CLIP B 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-345 NAS1096-3-5 • SCREW 4

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2
-346 AN960KD10 • WASHER 5
-----*-----
-350 305536-1 • FIXED ARM ASSY WITH D 1

CONTROL (SEE FIG 4 FOR
DETS)
-360 305536-2 • FIXED ARM ASSY WITH C 1
CONTROL (SEE FIG 4 FOR
DETS)
ATTACHING PARTS
-370 AN526-832R8 • SCREW 2
-----*-----
-375 302739-1 • SHROUD INSTL CD 1

-380 305534-1 • SLIDE DOWN ARM ASSY C 1
-390 305534-2 • SLIDE DOWN ARM ASSY D 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-400 AN526-832R8 • SCREW 2
-410 MS27039-0815 • SCREW 2
-----*-----
420 304767-3 • HEADREST, ADJUSTABLE, POST 1

INSTL (SEE FIG 5 FOR DETS)
430 344031-1 • BACK LAYUP 1
-435 344031-3 • BACK LAYUP, BREAKOVER 1
(B OPTION)
440 302349-59 • SEATPAN ASSY 1
-450 302581-1 • CAM LEVER AND CABLE END BD 1
-460 302581-2 • CAM LEVER AND CABLE END AC 1

Page 1021
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
2
470 302084-31 • RECLINE CONTROL (AFT) 1
-480 302245-7 • POST CAM INSTL BD 1
-490 302245-8 • POST CAM INSTL AC 1
-500 302366-13 • BRAKE PLATE ASSY 1
510 301955-1 • PEDESTAL SHROUD INSTL BD 1
-520 301955-2 • PEDESTAL SHROUD INSTL AC 1
530 301620-23 • DRAWER INSTL (S1 OPTION) BD 1
-540 301620-24 • DRAWER INSTL (S1 OPTION) AC 1
-550 301620-25 • DRAWER INSTL (S OPTION) BD 1
-560 301620-26 • DRAWER INSTL (S OPTION) AC 1
-570 301620-35 • DRAWER INSTL (S2 OPTION) BD 1
-580 301620-36 • DRAWER INSTL (S2 OPTION) AC 1
590 301027-13 • DOOR AND COVER INSTL BD 1
(SEE FIG 12A FOR DETS)
-600 301027-14 • DOOR AND COVER INSTL AC 1
-610 301027-23 • DOOR AND COVER INSTL BD 1
(D4 OPTION)
-620 301027-24 • DOOR AND COVER INSTL AC 1
(D4 OPTION)
-630 301094-5 • FLOOR TRACKING CONTROL AD 1
INSTL
-640 301094-6 • FLOOR TRACKING CONTROL BC 1
INSTL
-650 301699-9 • FLOOR TRACKING 1
INSTL (INBD)

Page 1022
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
2
-660 301699-10 • FLOOR TRACKING 1
INSTL (INBD)
-670 301699-11 • FLOOR TRACKING 1
INSTL (OUTBD)

Page 1023
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
SHROUD INSTALLATION
FIGURE 3

Page 1024
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
3
-1 302739-1 SHROUD INSTL RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
10 362088-11 • SHROUD (OUTER) 1
20 362088-12 • SHROUD (OUTER) 1
ATTACHING PARTS
30 AN526-632R6 • SCREW 2
-----*-----
40 362088-13 • SHROUD (INNER) 1

50 362088-14 • SHROUD (INNER) 1
ATTACHING PARTS
60 AN526-632R8 • SCREW 2
-----*-----

Page 1025
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
ARM ASSEMBLY
FIGURE 4

Page 1026
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
4
-1 305527-1 ARM ASSY/INSTL (LH) A RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-5 305527-2 ARM ASSY INSTL (LH) B RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-10 305527-3 ARM ASSY INSTL (LH) C RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-15 305527-4 ARM ASSY INSTL (LH) D RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-20 305534-1 SLIDE DOWN ARM ASSY E RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-25 305534-2 SLIDE DOWN ARM ASSY F RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-30 305536-1 FIXED ARM ASSY G RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-35 305536-2 FIXED ARM ASSY H RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
40 345125-1 • ARM CAP LAYUP AC 1
-50 345125-2 • ARM CAP LAYUP BD 1
-55 345125-3 • ARM CAP LAYUP G 1
-60 345125-4 • ARM CAP LAYUP H 1
-65 345131-1 • ARM CAP LAYUP E 1
-70 345131-2 • ARM CAP LAYUP F 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-71 AN525-832R4 • SCREW EF 3
-72 AN525-832R5 • SCREW AB 3
73 AN525-832R5 • SCREW CD 4
-74 AN525-832R6 • SCREW ABEF 1
-75 AN525-832R6 • SCREW GH 4
-----*-----
-80 345131-3 • INNER PANEL E 1

-90 345131-4 • INNER PANEL F 1
-95 345131-5 • INNER PANEL G 1
-96 345131-6 • INNER PANEL H 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-100 NAS517-2-1 • SCREW 2

Page 1027
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
4
-110 90068A009 • FINISHING WASHER 2
-----*-----
-120 315362-1 • UPHOLSTERY BACKING AB 1

125 315362-5 • UPHOLSTERY BACKING CD 1
-126 315362-7 • UPHOLSTERY BACKING EF 1
(BONDED)
-127 315362-9 • UPHOLSTERY BACKING GH 1
(BONDED)
ATTACHING PARTS
128 MS24693-S28 • SCREW ABCD 4
129 90068A007 • WASHER, FINISHING ABCD 4
-----*-----
-130 355058-27 • WELDMENT E 2

-140 355058-28 • WELDMENT F 2
-145 355058-29 • WELDMENT G 2
-146 355058-30 • WELDMENT H 2
ATTACHING PARTS
150 NAS1096-1-12 • SCREW EF 2
160 AN960KD-6 • WASHER EF 2
170 MS21042-06 • NUT EF 2
-----*-----
-180 405026-17 • MECHANISM ASSY E 1

-190 405026-18 • MECHANISM ASSY F 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-200 MS27039-0812 • SCREW 2
-----*-----

Page 1028
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
HEADREST, ADJUSTABLE POST INSTALLATION

FIGURE 5

Page 1029
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
5
-1 304467-3 HEADREST, ADJUSTABLE POST RF
INSTL (SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
10 304467-15 • HEADREST ASSY 1
20 314130-1 • CLIP 1
ATTACHING PARTS
30 AN526-632-R6 • SCREW 2
-----*-----
40 334027-13 • HOUSING 1
ATTACHING PARTS
50 NAS517-2-6 • SCREW 2
-60 10016 • PLUNGER 2
-----*-----

Page 1030
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
BACK ASSEMBLY
FIGURE 6

Page 1031
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
6
-1 344031-1 BACK LAYUP A RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-5 344031-3 BACK LAYUP, BREAKOVER BACK B RF
(B OPTION) (SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-10 334132-1 • TUBE (BONDED) 2
-20 344031-111 • SHIM 2
30 304539-3 • HINGE ASSY A 1
-40 304539-4 • HINGE ASSY A 1
-45 304539-5 • HINGE ASSY B 1
-46 304539-6 • HINGE ASSY B 1
50 302444-3 • SHACKLE 2
ATTACHING PARTS
60 NAS1304-32 • BOLT 1
70 NAS73-4-004 • BUSHING 1
80 AN960KD-416 • WASHER 1
-90 NAS73-4-E007 • BUSHING 1
100 AN960-C716 • WASHER 2
110 MS15795-810 • WASHER 1
120 MS21042-4 • NUT 1
-----*-----
-130 334065-17 • WASHER 2

-140 334176-14 • HINGE BEARING 1
-150 334176-15 • FRICTION WASHER B 2
-160 334176-23 • HINGE ARM B 1
-170 334176-24 • HINGE ARM B 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-180 NAS1104-10 • BOLT B 1
-190 AN960KD416 • WASHER B 2
-200 MS21042-4 • NUT B 1
-210 NAS1163-10 • BOLT B 1
-220 AN960PD10 • WASHER B 2
-230 ES004A06-28 • SPACER B 1
-240 MS21042-3 • NUT B 1

Page 1032
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. NOV/06
SEATPAN ASSEMBLY
FIGURE 7

Page 1033
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
7
-1 302349-59 SEATPAN ASSY RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
10 341015-11 • PANEL 1
20 302199-17 • SUPPORT ASSY 1
30 302199-18 • SUPPORT ASSY 1
ATTACHING PARTS
40 312170-3 • CLIP 1
50 312170-4 • CLIP 1
-----*-----

Page 1034
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
CAM LEVER AND CABLE END INSTALLATION

FIGURE 8

Page 1035
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
8
-1 302581-1 CAM LEVER AND CABLE END A RF
INSTL
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-10 302581-2 CAM LEVER AND CABLE END B RF
INSTL
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
20 332124-17 • LINK 1
ATTACHING PARTS
30 MS27039-0808 • SCREW 1
50 ES004C03-10 • SPACER 1
60 MS21042-08 • NUT 1
-----*-----
70 197-0716-9915 • SPRING 1
ATTACHING PARTS
80 MS20392-2C11 • CLEVIS PIN 1
90 AN416-1 • SAFETY PIN 1
-----*-----
100 302144-1 • LEVER ASSY A 1

-110 302144-2 • LEVER ASSY B 1
ATTACHING PARTS
120 NAS1352-A06-8P • CAP SCREW 2
-----*-----
130 302744-3 • SLACK CABLE ASSY A 1

-140 302744-4 • SLACK CABLE ASSY B 1
ATTACHING PARTS
150 AN525-832-R6 • SCREW 2
-----*-----
160 ES064B36KM15 CABLE ASSY 1

Page 1036
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
8
ATTACHING PARTS
170 ES001-1301 • TERMINAL BOLT 1
190 AN364-1032 • NUT 1
-----*-----
200 332124-13 • STOP BLOCK 4

210 MS24665-149 • COTTER PIN 1

Page 1037
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
RECLINE CONTROL
FIGURE 9

Page 1038
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
9
-1 302084-31 RECLINE CONTROL (AFT) RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
10 SL2300-28 • HYDROLOCK ASSY 2
ATTACHING PARTS
20 NAS1304-7 • BOLT 1
30 NO NUMBER • NUT (SUPPLIED WITH 1
HYDROLOCK)
40 NO NUMBER • NUT (SUPPLIED WITH 1
HYDROLOCK)
50 AN316-6 • NUT 2
-----*-----
60 332330-1 • TRUNNION 1
ATTACHING PARTS
70 X5133-74 • RETAINING RING 2
80 NAS77A12-20 • BUSHING 2
-----*-----
-90 MC24-09 • CABLE ASSY 1

Page 1039
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
POST/CAM INSTALLATION
FIGURE 10

Page 1040
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
10
-1 302245-7 POST/CAM INSTL A RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-10 302245-8 POST/CAM INSTL B RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
20 332120-3 • POST 1
30 C1460-112-1500S • SPRING 1
40 332212-15 • SPINDLE 1
ATTACHING PARTS
50 MS21083N10 • NUT 1
-----*-----
60 332123-3 • CAM A 1
-70 332123-4 • CAM B 1
ATTACHING PARTS
80 MS27039-1-04 • SCREW 2
-----*-----
90 NAS1306-30 • BOLT 1
100 302245-101 • WASHER 4
110 MS21042-6 • NUT 1
120 SR-315 • BEARING 2

Page 1041
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
SHROUD INSTALLATION
FIGURE 11

Page 1042
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
11
-1 301955-1 PEDESTAL SHROUD INSTL A RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-10 301955-2 PEDESTAL SHROUD INSTL B RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
20 301954-1 • SHROUD ASSY A 1
-30 301954-2 • SHROUD ASSY B 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-40 ES043P4DT20 • VELCRO 6
-----*-----
50 361319-3 • RUG COVER 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-60 ES043P4DT27 • VELCRO 2
-----*-----

Page 1043
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
DRAWER INSTALLATION
FIGURE 12

Page 1044
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
12
-1 301620-23 DRAWER INSTL (S1 OPTION) A RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-10 301620-24 DRAWER INSTL (S1 OPTION B RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-20 301620-25 DRAWER INSTL (S OPTION) C RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-30 301620-26 DRAWER INSTL (S OPTION) D RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-40 301620-35 DRAWER INSTL (S2 OPTION) E RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-50 301620-36 DRAWER INSTL (S2 OPTION F RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
60 301838-7 • DRAWER ASSY AB 1
-70 301772-25 • DRAWER ASSY CD 1
-80 301772-45 • DRAWER ASSY EF 1
-90 311377-1 • DRAWER RECEIVER 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-100 AN526-832R6 • SCREW 4
-----*-----
110 A23331-3S • LATCH A-D 1

-120 SAM286-2 • LATCH EF 1
ATTACHING PARTS
130 MS27039-0806 • SCREW AB 2
-140 MS27039-0804 • SCREW C-F 2
-----*-----
150 162034-71 • STRIKE PLATE 1
ATTACHING PARTS
160 AN526-632R6 • SCREW AB 2
-170 AN526-632R10 • SCREW CD 2
-180 AN526-632R8 • SCREW EF 2
-190 MS35335-32 • LOCK WASHER C-F 2
-200 ES004C05-15 • SPACER CD 1
-----*-----

Page 1045
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
DOOR AND COVER INSTALLATION

FIGURE 12A

Page 1046
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
12A
-1 301027-13 DOOR AND COVER INSTL A RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-10 301027-14 DOOR AND COVER INSTL B RF
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-20 301027-23 DOOR AND COVER INSTL (D4 C RF
OPTION)
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-30 301027-24 DOOR AND COVER INSTL (D4 D RF
OPTION)
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
40 311366-9 • DOOR AB 1
-50 31366-23 • DOOR CD 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-60 MS24694S50 • SCREW 2
-70 ES004C03-25 • SPACER 2
-80 MS21042-08 • NUT 2
-----*-----
-90 311302-12 • HINGE PLATE 2
ATTACHING PARTS
-100 MS27039-0806 • SCREW 2
-----*-----
120 A23331-3S • LATCH 1

-120A SAM286-2 • LATCH 1
ATTACHING PARTS
130 MS27039-0804 • SCREW 2
-----*-----
140 162034-71 • STRIKE 1
ATTACHING PARTS
150 AN526-632-R10 • SCREW 2
-----*-----

Page 1047
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
FLOOR TRACKING CONTROL INSTALLATION

FIGURE 13

Page 1048
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
13
-1 301094-5 FLOOR TRACKING CONTROL A RF
INSTL
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
-10 301094-6 FLOOR TRACKING CONTROL B RF
INSTL
(SEE FIG 2 FOR NHA)
20 331124-29 • HANDLE 1
ATTACHING PARTS
30 NAS1096-1 • SCREW 1
40 ES004A-01 • SPACER 1
50 MS210402-06 • NUT 2
-----*-----
-60 331214-3 • ECCENTRIC STOP 1
ATTACHING PARTS
-70 NAS1096-1-20 • SCREW 1
-----*-----
80 331253-1 • ESCUTCHEON 1
ATTACHING PARTS
90 MS24693-S31 • SCREW 2
-----*-----

Page 1049
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
FLOOR TRACKING INSTALLATION

FIGURE 14

Page 1050
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
14
-1 301699-9 FLOOR TRACKING INSTL (INBD) A RF
(SEE FIG 1 FOR NHA)
-10 301699-10 FLOOR TRACKING INSTL (INBD) B RF
(SEE FIG 1 FOR NHA)
-20 301699-11 FLOOR TRACKING INSTL (OUTBD) C RF
(SEE FIG 1 FOR NHA)
30 331008-4 • WHEEL AB 2
ATTACHING PARTS
40 MS27039-1-16 • BOLT 1
60 ES004C06-54 • BUSHING 1
70 MS21042-3 • NUT 1
-----*-----
80 331008-5 • CHANNEL AB 2
ATTACHING PARTS
90 MS27039-0813 • SCREW 2
100 ES004A06-46 • SPACER 2
120 MS21042-L08 • NUT 2
-----*-----
-130 331300-14 • BOLT C 1

140 331300-15 • BOLT AB 1
150 C0600-045-1000 • SPRING 2
160 331103-1 • SOCKET A 1
-170 331103-3 • SOCKET ABC 1
ATTACHING PARTS
180 98407A134 • RETAINING RING 1
-----*-----
190 331008-8 • GUIDE AB 4

200 331281-32W • STUD 4

Page 1051
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06
AIRLINE UNITS
14
ATTACHING PARTS
210 AN316-6 • NUT 2
-----*-----
220 301924-1 • SPRING STUD ASSY AB 1
ATTACHING PARTS
230 NO NUMBER • NUT 1
-----*-----

Page 1052
25-20-70
THE COMPANY. JUN/06

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Check ....................................................................................................................................... 501

Repair ...................................................................................................................................... 601

Assembly ................................................................................................................................. 701

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