Component Maintenance Manual PT15E-002

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
PT15E-002
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL
This letter is for COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL 25-20-01 users. It concerns revision
number 13 dated APR 30/19.
Pages which have been revised are outlined below, together with the highlights of the revision.
Please :
1) Make sure that the preceding revision has been incorporated.
2) Delete the affected pages and insert the new ones.
3) Record the incorporation of this revision in "LIST OF REVISION".
4) Retain this "LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL".
5) CAN: CANcelled; INS: INSerted; REV: REVised
PAGE HIGHLIGHTS
CAN INS REV
DESIGNATION OF REVISION
TP Page 1 X Issue number updated
RR page 1 X Added issue number
LSB page 1 X Modified SB reference
Description and Operation

Page 1 X Modified Warning note.
TASK 25-20-01-870-801-A01
Page 3001
Addition of “Caution” for front and rear
Subtask 25-20-01-020-001-A01 X
track fitting disassembly.
Page 3008
Update on references for disassembly
Subtask 25-20-01-020-007-A01 X
of polyurethane cover.
Page 3008
Addition of disassembly instructions
Subtask 25-20-01-020-008-A01 X
for armrest nose.
Page 5001
Addition of inspection instruction on
TASK 25-20-01-200-801-A01 X
fittings and tool for inspection.
Page 7002
Addition of “Caution” for front and rear
Subtask 25-20-01-020-001-A01 X
track fitting assembly.
Page 7014
Subtask 25-20-01-020-008-A01 X Update of Polyurethane cover
assembly.
X Addition of assembly instructions for
armrest nose.
Page 8001 Removal of Rear Fitting locking screw
TASK 25-20-01-992-801-A01 X reference – same reference as front
fitting.
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PAGE HIGHLIGHTS
CAN INS REV
DESIGNATION OF REVISION
NI-ALPHA Page 3 X Added armrest nose E200018-A.
NI-ALPHA Page 3 X Modified figure number for parts
E420036-A and E420026-A. Changed
quantity of nuts MS21042-L4 and bolts
NAS6604-22, NAS6606-13.
DPL Page 10003-1 X Modification of quantity of nuts
MS21042-L4 and bolts NAS6604-22,
NAS6606-13. Modification of reference
for Rear fitting locking screw WAS:
NAS1891-3-13, IS: 47429-13.
DPL Page 10004-1 X Updated Figure of Movable Aisle
Armrest with Locking System with item
reference for armrest nose, armrest
nose nut and protective shell for
movable armrests.
DPL Page 10004-4 X Addition of armrest nose and nut as
spare part. Addition of protective shell
E200024-B as spare part.
DPL Page 10008-1 X Addition of reference for SB 25-20-
005.
Page 14003 X Addition in monthly check section
instruction for fittings.
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EXPLISEAT SAS
20, RUE BOUVIER,
75 011 PARIS – FRANCE
FCSM CODE : FBA96

WITH
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
PASSENGER SEAT
PART NUMBER: PT15E-01ABQA,

PT15E-02ABQA,
PT15E-03ABRA,
PT15E-03ABSA,
PT15E-04ABRA,
PT15E-04ABSA
REVISION N° 13
ORIGINAL ISSUE: MAR 31/16 TP Page 1
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NOTE: This manual has been produced in accordance with the alternative procedure to DOA
EASA AP376.
ALERT
THIS COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL IDENTIFIES REPLACEMENTS PARTS AND
REPAIR PROCEDURES SPECIFICALLY ENGINEERED FOR SEATING PRODUCTS
MANUFACTURED BY EXPLISEAT SAS. EXPLISEAT SAS PARTS ARE MANUFACTURED
UNDER STRINGENT QUALITY CONTROL PROCESSES. USING NON-EXPLISEAT PARTS
MAY JEOPARDIZE YOUR WARRANTY AND RESULT IN DEGRADED SEAT PERFORMANCE.
MODIFICATIONS TO EXPLISEAT SEATING PRODUCTS WHICH HAVE NOT BEEN
APPROVED BY EXPLISEAT OR BY THIS COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL MAY
INVALIDATE THE ETSO. ALL MODIFICATIONS SHOULD BE COORDINATED IN ADVANCE TO
AVOID THIS POSSIBILITY.
CAUTION: LOCTITETM PRODUCTS MUST BE USED AS SPECIFIED BY THIS COMPONENT

MAINTENANCE MANUAL TO ASSURE PROPER FUNCTIONING OF THE EQUIPMENT.
 Copyright EXPLISEAT SAS
The data and information contained in this document are proprietary to EXPLISEAT SAS.
This document is given in confidence and may not be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or
transmitted to a third party, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying or
otherwise, without the prior written permission of EXPLISEAT SAS.
Any unauthorized copy, distribution or utilization is illegal according to Article L 122-4 and L 335-2
of the « Code de la Propriété Intellectuelle » and to international agreement related to proprietary
rights.
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RECORD OF REVISIONS
REV ISSUE INSERTED REV ISSUE INSERTED

No DATE DATE BY No DATE DATE BY
0 MAR 31/16
1 AUG 10/16
2 JAN 31/17
3 FEB 20/17
4 FEB 28/17
5 MAY 15/17
6 NOV 09/17
7 DEC 11/17
8 JAN 04/18
9 JUL 20/18
10 AUG 31/18
11 SEP 25/09
12 DEC 04/18
13 APR 30/19
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RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS
TEMPORARY REVISION INSERTED DELETED

PAGE ISSUE REVISION
No DATE BY DATE BY
No DATE No
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LIST OF SERVICE BULLETINS
SERVICE DATE
REV. PURPOSE
BULLETIN INSERTED
PT15E-25-20-0002 APR 30/19 4 Repair on disbonded armrests
25-20-0004 DEC 04/18 1.1 In-arm table washers replacement
25-20-0005 DEC 04/18 1.1 Hook and Loop for Literature Pocket
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LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES
SUBJECT PAGE DATE SUBJECT PAGE DATE

Title Page (TP) 1 APR 30/19 Description and 4 JAN 04/18
2 MAY 15/17 Operation (cont.) 5 AUG 31/18
6 AUG 31/18
Record of 1 APR 30/19 7 AUG 31/18
Revisions (RR) 2 BLANK 8 AUG 31/18
9 AUG 31/18
Record of Temporary 1 JAN 31/17 10 AUG 31/18
Revisions (RTR) 2 BLANK 11 AUG 31/18
12 BLANK
List of Service 1 APR 30/19
Bulletins (LSB) 2 BLANK Testing and 1001 NOV 09/17
Fault Isolation 1002 NOV 09/17
List of Effective 1 DEC 04/18 1003 BLANK
Pages (LEP) 2 DEC 04/18
3 AUG 31/18 Disassembly 3001 APR 30/19
4 BLANK 3002 APR 30/19
3003 NOV 09/17
Table of 1 NOV 09/17 3004 NOV 09/17
Contents (TC) 2 NOV 09/17 3005 NOV 09/17
3 BLANK 3006 NOV 09/17
3007 NOV 09/17
List of 1 NOV 09/17 3008 APR 30/19
Illustrations (LI) 2 NOV 09/17 3009 NOV 09/17
3 BLANK 3010 NOV 09/17
3011 BLANK
Introduction (IN) 1 JAN 31/17
2 JAN 31/17 Cleaning 4001 MAY 15/17
3 AUG 31/18 4002 MAY 15/17
4 BLANK 4003 BLANK
Description and 1 APR 30/19 Inspection/Check 5001 APR 30/19

Operation 2 JUL 20/18 5002 MAY 15/17
3 JAN 31/17 5003 BLANK
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Repair 6001 MAY 15/17 Illustrated 10001 JAN 31/17
6002 MAY 15/17 Parts List 10002 BLANK
6003 MAY 15/17
6004 BLANK Introduction IPL 1 JAN 31/17
Introduction IPL cont. 2 JAN 31/17
Assembly 7001 APR 02/19 3 JAN 31/17
7002 APR 02/19 4 JAN 31/17
7003 NOV 09/17
7004 NOV 09/17 Numerical Index 1 SEP 25/09
7005 NOV 09/17 NI-ALPHA 2 APR 02/19
7006 NOV 09/17 3 APR 02/19
7007 NOV 09/17 4 DEC 04/18
7008 NOV 09/17 5 BLANK
7009 NOV 09/17
7010 NOV 09/17 Detailed Parts 10001 JAN 31/17
7011 NOV 09/17 List 10001-0 FEB 20/17
7012 NOV 09/17 10001-1 JUL 20/18
7013 NOV 09/17 10002-0 AUG 31/18
7014 APR 02/19 10002-1 AUG 31/18
7015 NOV 09/17 10002-2 AUG 31/18
7016 NOV 09/17 10002-3 BLANK
7017 BLANK 10003-0 SEP 25/09
10003-1 APR 02/19
Fits and 8001 APR 02/19 10004-0 DEC 11/17
Clearances 8002 BLANK 10004-1 APR 30/19
10004-2 APR 30/19
Special Tools, 9001 APR 02/19 10005-0 NOV 09/17
Fixtures and 9002 NOV 09/17 10005-1 JAN 31/17
Equipment 9003 BLANK 10006-0 APR 30/19
10006-1 JAN 31/17
Storage 15001 MAY 15/17 10007-0 NOV 09/17
(including 15002 BLANK 10007-1 NOV 09/17
Transportation)
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10008-0 JAN 31/17
10008-1 APR 30/19
10009-0 JAN 31/17
10009-1 DEC 04/18
10009-2 BLANK
Maintenance 14001 NOV 09/17

and Servicing 14002 NOV 09/17
14003 APR 30/19
14004 BLANK
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SUBJECT PAGE
RECORD OF REVISIONS............................................................................................................... 1
RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS ....................................................................................... 1
LIST OF SERVICE BULLETINS ..................................................................................................... 1
LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES ......................................................................................................... 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................................................................................. 1
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ............................................................................................................. 1
INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................. 1
1. General ..................................................................................................................................... 1
2. Manual structure ....................................................................................................................... 1
3. How to use the manual ............................................................................................................. 2
4. Updating ................................................................................................................................... 2
5. Abbreviations ............................................................................................................................ 3
6. Applicable versions of compliance document ............................................................................ 3
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION ................................................................................................. 5

1. General ..................................................................................................................................... 5
2. Description of the passenger seat ............................................................................................. 5
3. Characteristics .......................................................................................................................... 8
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION ......................................................................................... 1001

1. Seat back cover adjustment ................................................................................................ 1001
2. Fault isolation ...................................................................................................................... 1001
DISASSEMBLY ........................................................................................................................ 3001

1. Disassembly of the passenger seat ..................................................................................... 3001
CLEANING ............................................................................................................................... 4001

1. Cleaning of the passenger seat ........................................................................................... 4001
INSPECTION/CHECK ............................................................................................................... 5001

1. Check of the passenger seat ............................................................................................... 5001
2. Seat Assembly Serviceability Inspection ............................................................................. 5001
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REPAIR .................................................................................................................................... 6001

1. Repair of the passenger seat .............................................................................................. 6001
ASSEMBLY .............................................................................................................................. 7001

1. Assembly of the passenger seat ......................................................................................... 7001
FITS AND CLEARANCES ........................................................................................................ 8001

1. Tightening torque values ..................................................................................................... 8001
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT ................................................................... 9001

1. Special Tools, Fixtures and equipment ............................................................................... 9001
2. Standard tools..................................................................................................................... 9001
3. List of consumables and materials ...................................................................................... 9002
STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION) ..................................................................... 15001

1. Storage of the passenger seat .......................................................................................... 15001
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST .................................................................................................. 10001
INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................. 1
1. General ..................................................................................................................................... 1
2. Utilization of the Detailed Parts List ........................................................................................... 1
3. Updating ................................................................................................................................... 3
4. Terms and abbreviations used .................................................................................................. 3
5. Suppliers name and code list .................................................................................................... 4
ALPHA NUMERICAL INDEX .......................................................................................................... 1
DETAILED PARTS LIST......................................................................................................... 10001
MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING ......................................................................................... 14001

1. General ............................................................................................................................. 14001
2. Checks.............................................................................................................................. 14002
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
FIGURE PAGE
FIGURE 1 - GENERAL VIEW OF THE SEAT............................................................................. 6
FIGURE 2 - LOCATION OF THE IDENTIFICATION TAG .......................................................... 7
FIGURE 3 - DIMENSIONS OF PT15E-01ABQA......................................................................... 8
FIGURE 4 - DIMENSIONS OF PT15E-03ABRA ......................................................................... 9
FIGURE 5 - DIMENSIONS OF PT15E-03ABSA ......................................................................... 9
FIGURE 6 - ARMRESTS LOCATIONS FOR PT15E SEATS .................................................... 10
FIGURE 3001 ....................................................................................................................... 3003
FIGURE 3002 ....................................................................................................................... 3003
FIGURE 3003 ....................................................................................................................... 3003
FIGURE 3004 ....................................................................................................................... 3004
FIGURE 3005 ....................................................................................................................... 3004
FIGURE 3006 ....................................................................................................................... 3004
FIGURE 3007 ....................................................................................................................... 3005
FIGURE 3008 ....................................................................................................................... 3005
FIGURE 3009 ....................................................................................................................... 3006
FIGURE 3010 ....................................................................................................................... 3006
FIGURE 3011 ....................................................................................................................... 3006
FIGURE 7001 ....................................................................................................................... 7003
FIGURE 7002 ....................................................................................................................... 7003
FIGURE 7003 ....................................................................................................................... 7004
FIGURE 7004 ....................................................................................................................... 7004
FIGURE 7005 ....................................................................................................................... 7005
FIGURE 7006 ....................................................................................................................... 7005
FIGURE 7007 ....................................................................................................................... 7006
FIGURE 7008 ....................................................................................................................... 7006
FIGURE 7009 ....................................................................................................................... 7007
FIGURE 7010 ....................................................................................................................... 7007
FIGURE 7011 ....................................................................................................................... 7008
FIGURE 7012 ....................................................................................................................... 7008
FIGURE 7013 ....................................................................................................................... 7009
FIGURE 7014 ....................................................................................................................... 7009
FIGURE 7015 ....................................................................................................................... 7010
FIGURE 7016 ....................................................................................................................... 7010
FIGURE 7017 ....................................................................................................................... 7011
FIGURE 7018 ....................................................................................................................... 7011
FIGURE 7019 ....................................................................................................................... 7012
FIGURE 10001 - PASSENGER SEAT........................................................................................ 0
FIGURE 10002 - CUSHIONS AND COVERS ............................................................................. 0
FIGURE 10003 - TRACK FITTING ............................................................................................. 0
FIGURE 10004 - (SHEET 1 OF 3) - ARMREST ......................................................................... 0
FIGURE 10005 - BAGGAGE BAR .............................................................................................. 0
FIGURE 10006 - TRAY TABLE .................................................................................................. 0
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FIGURE 10007 - TRAY TABLE RETENTION STRAPS ............................................................. 0

FIGURE 10008 - LITERATURE POCKET KIT............................................................................ 0
FIGURE 10009 - IN ARM TRAY TABLES .................................................................................. 0
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INTRODUCTION
1. General
This manual is written to the ATA Specification 100 revision 37 and in AECMA Simplified
English. SI units of measurement are used in this manual, with Imperial units in parentheses.
The manual describes maintenance on the component in a workshop. It does not describe
maintenance on the component when it is installed in the aircraft.
Only approved persons with the necessary skills must be used for the maintenance procedures
described in this manual.
Maintenance Task Oriented Support System (MTOSS) task and subtask identification is used
in this manual. The maintenance tasks and other data have special MTOSS numbers for the
use of Electronic Data Processing (EDP). The MTOSS numbers can be ignored by the user of
the manual.
This manual contains:

 Technical data for the component.
 Maintenance and repair procedures for the component.
An Illustrated Parts List (IPL) (or Illustrated Parts Catalog (IPC)) with data for the component
parts. Parts are identified in all sections of the manual by the IPL Figure and item number.
We verified the DISASSEMBLY, TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION, and ASSEMBLY

procedures by actual performance.
2. Manual structure
This manual has front pages, including the Title Page and other basic information and this
introduction. The main content of the manual is organized by sections as shown in the table,
although some sections may not be necessary.
PAGES SECTION FIGURE No

1-999 Description and Operation 1-999
1001-1999 Testing and Fault Isolation 1001-1999
2001-2999 Schematics and Wiring Diagrams 2001-2999
3001-3999 Disassembly 3001-3999
4001-4999 Cleaning 4001-4999
5001-5999 Inspection/Check 5001-5999
6001-6999 Repair 6001-6999
7001-7999 Assembly 7001-7999
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PAGES SECTION FIGURE No

8001-8999 Fits and Clearances 8001-8999
9001-9999 Special tools, Fixtures, Equipment and Consumables 9001-9999
10001-10999 Illustrated Parts List 1-999
11001-11999 Special Procedures 11001-11999
12001-12999 Removal 12001-12999
13001-13999 Installation 13001-13999
14001-14999 Servicing 14001-14999
15001-15999 Storage (including Transportation) 15001-15999
16001-16999 Rework (Service Bulletin Instructions) 16001-16999
3. How to use the manual
Make sure the manual contains the information applicable to your component. Look on the Title
Page for the part number.
If you need to identify a part or find a part number, refer to the IPL (or IPC), which has an
Introduction to show the procedure.
The instructions in this manual must be used for all the component maintenance. Read all the
applicable WARNINGS and CAUTION before you do the work on the component.
4. Updating
Revisions, additions and suppressions made by hand are shown by a black line drawn
vertically in the lef thand margin only opposite the printed part of the contents of the document
that has been modified.
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5. Abbreviations
ATA: Air Transport Association of America

CMM: Component Maintenance Manual
CW: Clockwise
DPL: Detailed Parts List
ETC: ET Cetera
in: Inch
IPC: Illustrated Parts Catalog
IPL: Illustrated Parts List
LH: Left Hand
mm: MilliMeter
MTOSS: Maintenance Task Oriented Support System
P/N: Part Number
RH: Right Hand
SB: Service Bulletin
SI: International System
S/N: Serial Number
6. Applicable versions of compliance document
Refer to CCF-PT15E v1.2 for the last applicable versions of each compliance document.
This document is applicable for all PN listed in ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST designed for
CEBU PACIFIC and delivered for:
 MSN1362,
 MSN1369,
 MSN1394,
 MSN1397,
 MSN1429,
 MSN1443,
 MSN1453,
 MSN1468,
 MSN1479
 MSN1499,
 MSN1530.
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
TASK 25-20-01-870-801-A01
1. General
This chapter describes seat assemblies EXPLISEAT PT15E forward facing aircraft passenger
seats :
P/N DESCRIPTION REFER TO QUANTITY
PT15E-01ABQA LH STANDARD DOUBLE 17

Figure 3
PT15E-02ABQA RH STANDARD DOUBLE 17
PT15E-03ABRA LH FRONT ROW DOUBLE 1

Figure 4
PT15E-04ABRA RH FRONT ROW DOUBLE 1
PT15E-03ABSA LH LAST ROW DOUBLE 1

Figure 5
PT15E-04ABSA RH LAST ROW DOUBLE 1
Table 1- CEBU Seat Part Numbers
Four last index stand for seat belts, seat covers, accessories and security equipment.
2. Description of the passenger seat

A. Physical Description (Figure 1)
The passenger seats are made of a composite and aluminum tubular frame, bonded with
titanium junctions. All parts (textiles and accessories) are attached on this tubular frame.
Seat assemblies are attached to the seat track of cabin floor by four fittings, two in the front
leg and two in the rear tie beams. A simple disengagement of the four fittings lets to
remove the seat from seat tracks by moving the seat 1/2 inch backward and lifting it up.
In front row configuration, the movable armrest must be set in upright position in order to
allow the easy deployment and stowing of the In Arm Tray Table.
An identification tag is installed on every seat assembly, giving its P/N, S/N and
compliance list. The position of this identification tag is given in Figure 2.
WARNING : DO NOT SIT IF FITTINGS ARE NOT PROPERLY FIXED ONTO THE RAILS.
THIS CAN CAUSE INJURY TO PERSONNEL AND/OR DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT.
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Figure 1 - General view of the seat

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Identification
tag
Hull
Aisle
Figure 2 - Location of the identification tag

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3. Characteristics
A. Overall dimensions
(Refer to Figure 3, Figure 4 and Figure 5)
The dimensions of the PT15E-01ABQA seat are given in Figure 3.
The dimensions of the PT15E-02ABQA are the same as the PT15E-01ABQA, the PT15E-
02ABQA is the symmetrical counterpart of the PT15E-01ABQA.
The dimensions of the PT15E-03ABRA seat are given in Figure 4.
The dimensions of the PT15E-04ABRA are the same as the PT15E-03ABRA, the PT15E-
04ABRA is the symmetrical counterpart of the PT15E-03ABRA.
The dimensions of the PT15E-03ABSA seat are given in Figure 5.
The dimensions of the PT15E-04ABSA are the same as the PT15E-03ABSA, the PT15E-
04ABSA is the symmetrical counterpart of the PT15E-03ABSA.
Figure 3 - Dimensions of PT15E-01ABQA

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Figure 4 - Dimensions of PT15E-03ABRA

GRAPHIC 25-20-01-991-004-A01
Figure 5 - Dimensions of PT15E-03ABSA

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B. Armrest Locations
(Refer to Figure 6)
PT15E forward facing seats are equipped with 5 armrest configurations depending on their
position in the aircraft (Front row, Standard or Last Row). The armrests versions for left
hand seats are listed in Table 2. Armrests versions for right hand seats are symmetrical.
ITEM ARMREST DESCRIPTION SPARE KIT

Large external armrest with
1 locking system PT15-L201_A
Movable aisle
Large external armrest
2 - blocked configuration PT15-L200loc_A
Large armrest
3 - movable configuration PT15-L200_A
Movable
Large armrest
4 - blocked configuration PT15-L200loc_A
Short movable Short external armrest

5 aisle - blocked configuration PT15-L201-short_A
Table 2 - PT15E Armrests Description

NOTE: Items 2 and 4 share the same design concept except for the ring installation.
Figure 6 - Armrests locations for PT15E seats

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C. Backrest Cover and Safety Textiles
PT15E seats are covered with different backrest covers and safety textiles depending on
the MSN on which they are mounted.
The table below defines which backrest covers and safety textile are used for which MSN :
MSN PASSENGER SEAT P/N BACKREST COVER SAFETY TEXTILE
(VERSION) P/N P/N
MSN1394 PT15E-01ABQA (OLD) E213310-A E010007-C
MSN1397 PT15E-02ABQA (OLD) E213320-A E010008-C
PT15E-03ABRA (OLD) E213330-A E010009-B
PT15E-04ABRA (OLD) E213340-A E010010-B
PT15E-03ABSA (OLD) E213311-A
PT15E-04ABSA (OLD) E213321-A
E213331-A
E213341-A
MSN1429 PT15E-01ABQA (NEW) E213310-D E010007-D
MSN1443 PT15E-02ABQA (NEW) E213320-D E010008-D
MSN1453 PT15E-03ABRA (NEW) E213330-D E010009-C
MSN1362 PT15E-04ABRA (NEW) E213340-D E010010-C
MSN1369 PT15E-03ABSA (NEW) E213311-D
MSN1468 PT15E-04ABSA (NEW) E213321-D
MSN1479 E213331-D
MSN1499 E213341-D
MSN1530
NOTE: Backrest covers and safety textiles applicability to MSN listed in the table here
above is only applicable to the Figure 10002 of the DPL.
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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
TASK 25-20-01-700-802-A01
1. Seat back cover adjustment

When the seat back cover is not properly adjusted, apply the following actions :
(a) Open the zipper located above the central armrest,
(b) Unfasten the hook and loop tapes between the headrest cushions and the safety
textile,
(c) Unfasten the hook and loop tapes between the seat back cover and the rear
beam (under the literature pockets),
(d) Pull down the seat back cover in order to tension the full backrest cover,
(e) Fasten the hook and loop tapes,
(f) Close the zipper located above the central armrest.
2. Fault isolation
FAULT PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION

Adjust by tightening the front track
Front track fitting extended too fitting into titanium part. Torque to
far proper value per FITS AND
CLEARANCES.
Washers on front track fitting are Install a new front track fitting
Seat not installed assembly
assembly Disengage and lock the rear track
Rear track fitting incorrectly
loose in fitting. If seat does not stay secure,
locked in the floor track
floor tracks replace the rear track fitting.
Rear track fitting damaged Replace the rear track fitting.
Front track fitting damaged Replace the front track fitting.
Replace the front track fitting and
Play between the front fitting
the inserts if the play is more than 3
and the junction
mm (0.12 in).
Seat cannot
be removed
Broken shear pin in track fitting Replace track fitting
from floor
tracks
Armrests Tighten the screw and torque to
Armrests fixtures incorrectly
not proper value per FITS AND
screwed
horizontal or CLEARANCES.
amrests Fixtures or mechanism
loose Replace the related parts
damaged
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FAULT PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION

Dirt or debris in locking system
Clean the related parts
parts
Armrest
Tighten the screw and torque to
lifting
Hook button incorrectly screwed proper value per FITS AND
resistance
CLEARANCES.
too weak
Mechanism damaged Replace the related parts
Tray table fixture incorrectly
Tighten the screw
screwed
Tray table
Tray table fixture damaged Replace tray table fixture
not
Tray table hinges incorrectly
horizontal Tighten the screws
screwed
Mechanism damaged Replace tray table assembly
In arm tray table fixture
Tighten the screw
In arm tray incorrectly screwed
table nor In arm tray table fixture
Replace in arm tray table fixture
horizontal damaged
Mechanism damaged Replace in arm tray table assembly
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DISASSEMBLY
TASK 25-20-01-000-801-A01
1. Disassembly of the passenger seat

A. Job set-up informations
CAUTION: DO NOT DISASSEMBLE RIVET-MOUNTED ASSEMBLIES. DO NOT

DISASSEMBLE ASSEMBLIES OR COMPONENT PARTS UNLESS DAMAGE
NECESSITATES REPLACEMENT BY AN AVAILABLE PART. REFER TO
THE ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST WHICH CONTAINS A COMPLETE
ENUMERATION OF THE AVAILABLE PARTS.
NOTE: Complete disassembly of the seat assembly is neither anticipated nor

recommended. The degree of disassembly carried out should not be more than
necessary. For the identification of damage or functional failure refer to TESTING
AND FAULT ISOLATION and refer to INSPECTION/CHECK.
NOTE: All parts should be identified before disassembly to avoid errors on subsequent
assembly.
NOTE: Some screws are threadlocked. To unlock those screws, refer to the threadlock
supplier’s manual. A heat gun Tool010 may be used to weaken the LoctiteTM.
(1) Special tool list

 Not applicable.
(2) Standard tools

 Not applicable.
B. Job set-up
 Not applicable.
C. Procedure
Subtask 25-20-01-020-001-A01
(1) Removal of rear fittings and tie-beams from seat structure (Refer to IPL Figure 10003)
(a) Removal of rear fittings
1. Remove the screw (3-020) which connects the tie beam (3-080 or 3-090) and
the rear fitting (3-010).
2. Loosen the rear fitting (3-010) from the track by unscrewing rear fitting locking
screw (3-130).
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CAUTION: CONSECUTIVE MOUNTING/DISMOUNTING OF THE FITTINGS MAY WEAR

THE SELF-LOCKING SCREW OF THE FITTINGS. FITTINGS ARE
CERTIFIED UP TO 15 MOUNTING/DISMOUNTINGS.
3. Disengage the rear fitting (3-010) from the track.
.
(b) Removal of Tie-beam
1. Remove the screws (3-100) and (3-120) and the nut (3-110) from the tie-
beam (3-080).
2. Remove the tie-beam (3-080) from the seat structure.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-002-A01
(2) Removal of front fittings from seat structure (Refer to IPLFigure 10003)
(a) Remove the nut (3-040) and the washer (3-060) from the screw (3-050).
(b) Remove the screw (3-050) connecting the front foot titanium junction and the front
track fitting
1. Loosen the front fitting (3-030) from the track by unscrewing front fitting
locking screw (3-130).

(c) Disengage the front fitting (3-030) from the track.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-003-A01
(3) Removal of upholstery, seat pan cushions and headrest cushions
WARNING: TO PREVENT IRREVERSIBLE DAMAGES, EXTERNAL COVERS

MUST NOT BE FOLDED. BE CAREFUL TO STORE THE COVERS
UNFOLDED ON A CLEAN SURFACE.
NOTE: Seat covers and cushions are attached with Hook&Loop tapes.
(a) Remove the seat pan cover and seat pan cushions as follow (refer to IPL Figure
10002):
1. Unfasten the seat pan cover hook tapes from the front and lateral beams loop
tapes of the seat structure. See Figure 3001.
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Figure 3001
2. Lift up the seat pan covers (2-050).
3. Remove the seat pan cushions (2-010). See Figure 3002.
Figure 3002
4. Open the two zippers located between the seat pan covers (2-050). and the
safety textile (2-060).See Figure 3003.
Figure 3003
5. Remove the seat pan covers (2-050).
(b) Remove the backrest cover as follow (refer to IPL Figure 10002):
1. Remove the seat pan cover and seat pan cushions as per paragraph (b).
2. Open the zippers between the seat back covers (2-040) and the safety
textiles (2-060). See Figure 3004.
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Figure 3004
3. Unfasten all the snap buttons between the seat back covers (2-040) and the
nylon straps located under and above the armests.
4. Open the vertical zipper located on the front and back of the two seat back
covers (2-060). See Figure 3005.
Figure 3005
5. Open the vertical zipper located in the back lower portion of the two seat back
covers (2-060). See Figure 3006.
Figure 3006
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6. Unfasten the hook & loop tapes located between the seat back covers and
the aisle side and hull side seat tubes. See Figure 3007.
Figure 3007
7. Unfasten all the snap buttons between the literature pockets and the literature
pockets straps fixtures.
8. Unfasten the hook & loop tapes located above the central armrest. See
Figure 3008.
Figure 3008
9. Pull the seat back covers (2-060) and set them above the tray tables. See
Figure 3009.
CAUTION: BE CAREFUL THAT YOU DO NOT DAMAGE OR SCRATCH THE

TRAY TABLES WHEN PERFORMING THIS OPERATION.
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Figure 3009
10. Disengage the tray table straps metallic clip from the tray table retention
hook. See Figure 3010.
Figure 3010
11. Remove the metallic clip from the tray table retention strap.
NOTE: Keep the metallic clip.

12. Pass the tray table retention straps through the seat back cover metallic
rings. See Figure 3011.
Figure 3011
13. Remove the seat backrest cover (2-040) from the seat assembly.
(c) Remove the headrest cushions as follow (refer to IPL Figure 10002):
1. Unfasten the hook & loop tape on the top of the backrest cover.
2. Remove the cushion (2-030) from its pocket.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-004-A01
(4) Removal of Backrest shields and Safety textile
CAUTION: SAFETY TEXTILE ARE ZIPPED, IF THE ZIP IS DAMAGED DURING THE
REMOVAL PROCEDURE, THE SAFETY TEXTILE MUST BE
REPLACED.
(a) Removal of the Backrest Shields (Refer to IPL
(b) Figure 10001)
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1. Remove the backrest covers, the seat pan cover and the seat pan cushions
(Refer to Subtask 25-20-01-020-003-A01).
2. Open the zipper between Backrest shield top (1-090) and backrest shield
bottom (1-080).
3. Remove the backrest shields lateral Hook&Loop tapes installed under the
aisle armrests.
4. Remove the backrest shields bottom Hook&Loop tapes installed under the
seat pan.
5. Remove the upper backrest shields Hook&Loop tapes installed on the arches
of the seat structure.
(c) Removal of the safety textile (Refer to IPLFigure 10002)
1. Unfasten the Hooks&Loop tapes between the safety textile (2-060) and the
structure.
2. Open the safety textile under the seat pan:
a. For inboard pax, one zipper to be opened,
b. For outboard pax, two zippers to be opened.
3. Unfasten the Hook&Loop tapes from the front beam.
4. Unfasten the Hook&Loop tapes installed under the seat pan.
5. Carefully cut the safety cable fastener of the life vest pouch.
NOTE: The life vest pouch and the safety textile must not be damaged
during this step.
6. Open the life vest pouch from the safety textile.
7. Carefully open lumbar support cushion pocket.
8. Remove the cushion (2-020).
NOTE: The cushion must not be damaged during this step.

9. Unfasten the Hook&Loop tapes installed at the top of the seat assembly.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-005-A01
(5) Removal of the seat pan straps (Refer to IPL
(6) Figure 10001)
REPLACED.
CAUTION: DO NOT LET BROKEN METALLIC CLAMPS ON THE SEAT

STRUCTURE.
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(a) Identify the broken part location by feeling under the seat pan: if a strap is
untighten, it must be replaced.
(b) Remove the seat pan cover and seat pan cushion (Refer to Subtask 25-20-01-
020-003-A01).
(c) Remove the backrest shield bottom (1-080) from the safety textile.
(d) Open the safety textile under the seat pan (Refer to Subtask 25-20-01-020-012-
A01).
1. For inboard pax, open all the zipper.
2. For outboard pax, only open the necessary part.
(e) Identify which part must be replaced:
1. If the collar is broken, remove the collar by cutting it carefully and inspect the
strap ring.
2. If the strap ring is unsoldered or the strap is broken, remove the strap.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-006-A01
(7) Removal of armrest assemblies (Refer to IPL Figure 10004)
NOTE: Never remove any rivet during this operation.
NOTE: Some screws are threadlocked. To unlock those screws, refer to the
threadlock supplier’s manual. A heat gun Tool010 may be used to weaken
the LoctiteTM.
(a) Remove the two screws (4-020) and (4-030) between armrest fixtures and the
armrest assembly (4-010)
(b) Disengage the armrest assembly (4-010).
Subtask 25-20-01-020-007-A01
(8) Removal of armrests polyurethane cover (Refer to IPL Figure 10004)
(a) Remove the armrest nose (4-220) as per Subtask 25-20-01-020-008-A01.
(b) Remove the polyurethane cover (4-050) or (4-060), starting from the nose side.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-008-A01
(9) Removal of armrest nose (4-220) (Refer to IPL Figure 10004)
(a) Remove the screw of the protective shell (4-080) (4-240) or (4-250), 1x screw (4-
260) for the short armrest and 2x screws (4-090) for large movable armrest.
(b) Remove carefully the protective shell (4-250) for the short armrest and (4-080) or
(4-240) for the large movable armrest.
(c) Remove the 2 nuts (4-230).
(d) Remove the aluminum armrest nose (4-220).
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Subtask 25-20-01-020-009-A01
(10) Removal of baggage restraint bar assembly (Refer to IPL Figure 10005)
(a) Remove the four screws (5-030) from the baggage restraint bar (5-010) with
titanium junction of the seat front foot.
(b) Remove the baggage restraint bar (5-010) from the seat assembly.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-010-A01
(11) Removal of a side tray table assembly (Refer to IPL Figure 10006)
NOTE: Never force on glued part during this operation.
the LoctiteTM.
(a) Remove the four screws (6-040) which connect a tray table (6-030) to its fixtures
(6-010) or (6-020) on each side.
(b) Remove the tray table (6-030).
(c) Disengage the two fixtures (6-010) or (6-020), from the rings on each side.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-011-A01
(12) Removal of tray table retention strap assembly (Refer to IPL Figure 10007)
the LoctiteTM.
(a) Open all the zippers from the seat cover.
(b) Remove the seat cover as per Subtask 25-20-01-020-003-A01.
(c) Disengage the straps from the central buckle (central composite tube).
(d) Unscratch and remove the central fastenig strap (7-020) from the central
composite tube.
(e) Unscratch and remove the lateral seat straps from the lateral composite tubes.
(f) Remove the retention straps (7-010).
Subtask 25-20-01-020-012-A01
(13) Removal of literature pocket assembly (Refer to IPL Figure 10008)
(a) Open all the zippers from the seat cover.
(b) Remove every buckle by unbuttoning every fastening straps.
(c) Remove the literature pocket (8-010).
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(d) Remove every buckle from the literature pocket.

(e) Remove the fastening straps (8-020) from the composite tubes.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-013-A01
(14) Removal of In Arm Tray table (IAT) fixtures (Refer to IPL Figure 10009)
the LoctiteTM.
(a) Removal of the external plug (9-030)
WARNING: THE FRONT SCREW RETAINS THE BEAM, PUT THE SCREW
BACK IN PLACE AS SOON AS THE EXTERNAL PLUG HAS
BEEN REMOVED TO AVOID THE FRONT BEAM TO FALL.
1. Remove the screw head cap on the front screw.
2. Unscrew the three screws of the IAT fixture from the main structure.
3. Disengage the fixture from the seat structure.
NOTE: If needed, the lateral clamps can be removed by unscrewing the

remaining screw: the screw shall be put back in place to guarantee the
seat structure integrity.
(b) Removal of the central plug (9-040)
1. Unscrew the two screws from the main structure.
2. Disengage the central plug.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-014-A01
(15) Removal of In Arm Tray table (IAT) rotative system assembly (9-020) (Refer to IPL
Figure 10009)
the LoctiteTM.
(a) Remove the carter hood from the IAT fixture assembly by unscrewing two screws.
(b) Remove the spindle from the IAT fixture assembly by unscrewing the remaining
screw.
(c) Remove every part one by one.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-015-A01
(16) Removal of In Arm Tray table (IAT) Tray table assembly (9-010) (Refer to IPL Figure
10009)
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the LoctiteTM.
(a) Remove the Tray table from the spindle by unscrewing the screw and remove the
three washers.
(b) Remove the two tray tables by unscrewing four screws.
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CLEANING
TASK 25-20-01-100-801-A01
1. Cleaning of the passenger seat

CAUTION: DO NOT USE ACETONE, METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK), MINERAL

SPIRITS, LACQUER THINNER, ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL OR ANY PRODUCT
WITH PH OF 5 OR LESS, OR PH OF 10.5 OR MORE.
(1) Standard tools
NOTE: You can use equivalent alternatives for the items in the list that follows.
NOTE: Refer to “SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT” for full data
about the tools in the list that follows.
REFERENCE QTY NAME

Tool001 1 Clothes brush
Tool002 1 Linth free cloth
(2) Consumable material
about the consumable material in the list that follows.
REFERENCE QTY NAME

Cons001 AR Perrone’s deep cleaner
Cons002 AR Perrone’s Ink & Stain Remover
Cons003 AR NOT USED
Cons004 AR Polyurethane cleaner
Cons005 AR Elastomer cleaner
B. Job set-up
 Not applicable.
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C. Procedure
Subtask 25-20-01-100-001-A01
(1) Cleaning of Uphostery
(a) Use Cons001 with Tool001 to remove gum, body oils, high shine, soda, coffee,
ketchup, mustard or nail polish from the upholstery.
(b) Use Cons002 with Tool001 to remove ink stains from the upholstery.
CAUTION: DO NOT USE NYLON BRUSHES FOR CLEANING AS THEY WILL

DAMAGE THE LEATHER.
NOTE: For heavily soiled areas, a second application may be required.
Subtask 25-20-01-100-002-A01
(2) Cleaning of the amrest cover
CAUTION: THE EXCESS OF CONS004 MUST BE REMOVED FROM THE TOOL002

TO NOT SOAK THE SEAT COVERS AND CUSHIONS.
(a) Use Tool002 moisted with Cons004 to clean the amrest cover.
(b) Do a deep cleaning of the amrest cover on an interval of between four and six
months to remove ingrained soiling and dirt.
Subtask 25-20-01-100-003-A01
(3) Clean the external metallic painted surfaces particularly dirty (dust and grease) with a
clean, dry, lintfree cotton cloth.
Subtask 25-20-01-100-004-A01
(4) Cleaning of the composite tube
(a) Use the Tool002 to remove dust, dirt or grease from the four composite tubes.
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INSPECTION/CHECK
TASK 25-20-01-200-801-A01
1. Check of the passenger seat

A. Necessary conditions
NOTE: Inspect all new or existing parts before installing them on the seat. Composite
visual inspection (Refer to Subtask 25-20-01-220-001-A01) must be performed
after every seat installation.
(1) Standard tools
REFERENCE QTY NAME

- 1 Torque spanner range 0-20 N.m
Tool003 1 Strong light
Tool004 1 Magnifying glass
Tool005 1 Incandescent flash light
2. Seat Assembly Serviceability Inspection
Perform the checks listed in Table 3 after any significant repair work or disassembly of the
seat assembly. If specific components are not present on your seats, skip those particular
checks.
DETAILED INSPECTION (ACCEPT/REJECT EACH ITEM LISTED)

Check for required tags on the seat assembly. If modifications have been made to
the seat per service documentation, check that proper tags and/or entries have been
applied
Check all seat assembly and components for missing, loose, damaged or worn parts.
Check torque on front and rear fitting locking screws are between 3.4 and 4.5 N.m to
ensure that seat track fittings are secure in the floor tracks.
Component visual inspection:
Check for defects that can cause the equipment to operate incorrectly such as:
scratches, distortion, breaks, peening, corrosion, oxidization.
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DETAILED INSPECTION (ACCEPT/REJECT EACH ITEM LISTED)

Check the rigidity of armrest assemblies, baggage restraint bar assembly and tray
table and in arm tray table assemblies. Make sure that there is no wear or
deformation
Check the tray table retention straps and the literature pocket for wear,
deformation or looseness.
Check all upholstered areas for looseness, frayed edges, loose seams, zippers
and misalignment of Hook&Loop tape fastened covers.
Check seat belts and seat belt shackles for serviceability, proper installation and
tightness of attaching hardware.
Check the rear track fittings and front track studs on legs for secure attachment to
the aircraft floor tracks. Also, check for wear or deformation of these parts.
Table 3 - Detailed inspection checklist
Subtask 25-20-01-220-001-A01
A. Composite visual inspection
NOTE: The aim of the inspection is to detect barely visible impact damage (BVID) or
visible impact damage (VID) on the composite tube of the primary load path, and
to make sure that bond lines do not present any signs of disband or joint
separation.
NOTE: Time labor is less than 10 min per double seat (four tubes and eight bond lines
must be inspected per double).
(1) Make sure that the four composite tube is clean, (Refer to Subtask 25-20-01-100-004-
A01).
(2) Examine the exposed area of the four composite tube connected to the front foot
titanium fittings of the seat foot for damages with Tool003:
 Any visible crack, dent or hole must be reported to emergency@expliseat.com.
NOTE: The light must be more than 750 lux to clearly see the tube relief. If the light is
less than 750 lux, use Tool005.
(3) Do a scan of the external surface and the associated bond lines at each tube
extremity.
NOTE: If the light is not sufficient for all orientation, use Tool005.
(4) Make sure that there is no dent, crack, hole (composite tube) and disbond or joint
separation (bond lines).
NOTE: Small scratches are not considered as defect. If a scratch seems important, a
complementary tactile scanning is recommended: if by a finger pressure, the
scratch feel clearly like a crack, it is considered as a defect.
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NOTE: If a defect is identified on a composite tube, the double must be removed, and
replaced by an identical part number. Check has to be redone with the new part
number.
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REPAIR
TASK 25-20-01-300-801-A01
1. Repair of the passenger seat

A. Job set-up information
WARNING: REPAIR OR DISASSEMBLY IS NOT PERMITED ON THE STRUCTURAL

SKELETON SINCE THE SEAT PERFORMANCE CAN BE COMPROMISED BY
IMPROPER DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY OF MAJOR STRUCTURAL
COMPONENTS.
(1) Standard tools
REFERENCE QTY NAME

Tool006 1 Protective goggles
Tool007 1 Filter mask
Tool008 1 Rubber gloves
Tool009 1 20 mm wrench
B. Allowed repairs
NOTE: Tolerance of scratches, cuts, nicks, dents, etc., on accessories is established by

the airline's own standards for aircraft interiors.
NOTE: Refer to the ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST for the spare parts or kits available.
Subtask 25-20-01-350-001-A01
(1) Repair of armrest locking system (refer to IPL
(2)
(3)
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(4) Figure 10004)
CAUTION: REFER TO “LARGE MOVABLE AISLE ARMREST: LIFTING TEST

PROTOCOL” DOCUMENT TO IDENTIFY THE ARMRESTS TO BE
REPAIRED.
NOTE: Never remove any rivet during this operation.
the LoctiteTM.
about the tools in the instructions that follows.
1. Remove the screw (4-090)
2. Remove the protective shell (4-080)
3. Use Tool002 moisted with Cons012 to clean the proper zones
(Refer to the illustrations in this procedure)
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4. If armrest lifting resistance is still too weak, adjust the nut using Tool009.
(Refer to the illustrations in this procedure)
5. If the armrest is considered to have still a defective condition, the locking

system (4-070) must be replaced.
Subtask 25-20-01-350-002-A01
(5) Replacement of locking system from the armest assembly (refer to IPL Figure 10004)
1. Remove the screw (4-090) and protective shell (4-080) as per Subtask 25-20-
01-350-001-A01.
NOTE: Identify the orientation of the locking system (4-070) hook before
removal.
2. Use Tool009 to remove the locking system (4-070). A heat gun may be used
to weaken the LoctiteTM.
3. Apply LoctiteTM 2701 to the locking system (4-070) screw. Install the new
locking system (4-070) using Tool009 and adjust as necessary.
CAUTION: DO NOT ALLOW THE LOCTITETM TO CONTACT THE

INTERIOR OF THE LOCKING SYSTEM.
4. Install the protective shell (4-080) with the screw (4-090) using LoctiteTM 222.
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ASSEMBLY
TASK 25-20-01-000-801-A01
1. Assembly of the passenger seat

CAUTION: NEW SELF-LOCKING NUTS MUST BE USED FOR ASSEMBLY.
CAUTION: THREADLOCK MUST BE USED FOR THE ASSEMBLY OF THREADED

PARTS.
NOTE: Before assembly, make sure that the “CLEANING”, “INSPECTION/CHECK” and
the “REPAIR” of all component parts have been done.
NOTE: Refer to FITS AND CLEARANCES for tightening torques.
NOTE: Refer to SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT for full data about
the consumable material in the list that follows.
REFERENCE QTY NAME

R.306-25D 1 Torque spanner 5-40 N.m 9*12mm
10.5/16 1 Compatible plug 5/16 9*12mm
GS4MT 1 Attaching tool
(2) Standard tools

 Not applicable.
REFERENCE QTY NAME

Cons006 AR Threadlocker low strength
Cons007 AR Threadlocker high strength
Cons008 AR Threadlocker high strength
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B. Job set-up
 Not applicable.
C. Procedure
Subtask 25-20-01-020-001-A01
(1) Rear track fittings and tie-beams assembly (Refer to IPL Figure 10003)
(a) Tie beams assembly
1. Engage the tie beam (3-080 and 3-090) on the aluminum junction.
2. Install the screws (3-100) and the nut (3-110) on the tie beam (3-080). Then
apply LoctiteTM-222 to the two studs (3-120) and install them.
3. Apply recommended tightening torque (Refer to FITS AND CLEARANCES).
(b) Rear track fitting assembly
1. Install the rear track fittings (3-010) with the fitting locking screw (3-130) at
the rear of the tie beam (3-080) (3-090).

2. Apply LoctiteTM-270 or 2701 to the stud (3-020) and then install the tie-beam
(3-080) (3-090) with rear track fitting (3-010) with the screw (3-020).
3. Apply recommended tightening torque (Refer to FITS AND CLEARANCES).
Subtask 25-20-01-020-002-A01
(2) Front track fittings assembly (Refer to IPL Figure 10003)
(a) Install the front track fitting fitting (3-030) in the seat assembly foot, with the
locking screw (3-130) and the washer (3-060) at the front of the assembly foot.

(b) Install the two fitting insert (3-070), the two washers (3-060), the screw (3-050)
and the nut (3-040).
(c) Apply recommended tightening torque (Refer to FITS AND CLEARANCES).
NOTE: A play of 3 mm (0.12 in.) maximum can be observed between the front
fitting and the junction.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-003-A01
(3) Cushions and upholstery assembly (Refer to IPL Figure 10002)
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NOTE: Cushions and upholstery are attached with Hook&Loop tapes, zippers and
quick fasteners. They must be aligned for assembly. Refer to IPL
NOTE: Figure for P/N list and part orientation.

(a) Install the headrest cushions (2-030) as follows:
1. Unfasten the hook& loop tapes of the two headrest pouches located in the
interior of the cover backrest (2-040).
2. Insert the headrest cushion (2-030) inside the pouches.
3. Fasten the hook&loop tape of the two headrest pouches
(b) Install the backrest cover, as follow:
1. Pass the tray table retention straps through the first seat back cover metallic
rings. See Figure 7001.
Figure 7001
2. Pass the tray table retention straps through the second seat back cover
metallic rings and hold the strap. See Figure 7002.
Figure 7002
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3. Identify the side of the strap with the rounded mound. See Figure 7003.
Figure 7003
4. Insert the tray trable retention strap through the rectangular metallic clip. See
Figure 7004
NOTE: Be careful to align the non-spindle side of the metallic clip with the
rounded mound side of the tray table strap.
Figure 7004
5. Turn and insert the tray table strap through the metallic clip spindle side. See
Figure 7005.
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Figure 7005
6. Hook the non-spindle side of the metallic clip to the central tube buckle. See
Figure 7006.
Figure 7006
7. Close the zippers between the backrest covers (2-040) and the safety textiles
(2-060). See Figure 7007.
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Figure 7007
8. Fasten the backrest cover hook & loop tapes located under the tray table
rings and on the central backrest tube.
9. Close partially the zipper between backrest covers. See Figure 7008.
CAUTION: TO AVOID DAMAGING THE BACKREST COVER. MAKE SURE TO

SEPARATE THE HOOK & LOOP TAPE EACH TIME THE
BACKREST COVER IS MANIPULATED; THE HOOK AND LOOP
TAPE IS LOCATED BETWEEN THE SAFETY TEXTILE AND THE
INSIDE OF THE DRESS COVER AT THE LOWER PART OF THE
HEADREST.
Figure 7008
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10. Pass each backrest shield bottom (1-080) nylon straps through the literature
pocket strap metallic clips. See Figure 7009.
NOTE: Make sure the nylon straps passes through the non-spindle side of the
metallic clip.
Figure 7009
11. Pull down the backrest cover until the backrest upper zipper aligns with the
tray table rings. See Figure 7010 and Figure 7011.
Figure 7010
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Figure 7011
12. Close the zipper between the backrest cover located below the tray tables.
See Figure 7012.
Figure 7012
13. Fasten the hook & loop tapes located at the lower part of the backrest cover
and the beam structure. See Figure 7013.
NOTE: Make sure the backrest cover is fastened starting from the center part of
the seat towards the sides.
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Figure 7013
14. Attach the backrest cover clips located below the armrests. See Figure 7014.
NOTE: Make sure that you hear a distinctive sound meaning the clips are
engaged.
Figure 7014
15. Fasten the hook & loop tapes located above the armest rings. See Figure
7015.
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Figure 7015
16. Close the zipper located on the front side of the backrest covers.
17. Attach the backrest cover clips located above the central armrest.
18. Lift the central armrest.
19. Attach the backrest cover clips located below the central armrest. See Figure
7016
Figure 7016
20. Fasten hook & loop tapes located between the armrest body and the
connecting rod.
(c) Install the seat pan cover and seat pan cushions, as follow:
1. L ift the central armrest.
2. Close the zippers between the safety textiles (2-060) and the seat pan cover
(2-050). See Figure 7017.
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Figure 7017
3. Place the seat pan cushions (2-010) over the seat structure. See Figure
7018.
NOTE: Make sure the seat pan cushion edge is tangent to the seat frontal and
lateral tubes
Figure 7018
4. Make sure the seat pan cushion fills every corner of the seat pan cover.
5. Fasten the hook & loop tapes under the seat belt shackles.
6. Fasten the hook & loop tapes of the seat pan cover and the seat frontal and
lateral tubes. See Figure 7019.
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Figure 7019
Subtask 25-20-01-020-004-A01
(4) Backrest shields and safety textiles assembly
CAUTION: SAFETY TEXTILES (2-060) ARE ZIPPED, IF THE ZIP IS DAMAGED

DURING THE REMOVAL PROCEDURE, THE SAFETY TEXTILE MUST
BE REPLACED.
(a) Backrest Shields installation (Refer to IPL
(b) Figure 10001)
1. Install the backrest shield top loops on the seat assembly top hooks.
NOTE: Be carefull to center the small & short black fabric pike, installed at the
top of backrest diaphragm, with the central tube of the seat assembly.
2. Close completely together backrest shield top (1-090) and backrest shield
bottom (1-080).
3. Install the lateral loops of top and bottom backrest shields on the seat
assembly hooks installed on the backrest carbon tube.
4. Close the bottom of the backrest shield starting from the center of the seat
assembly and install the loops on the hooks located under the seat pan.
(c) Safety textiles installation (Refer to IPL Figure 10002)
1. Align top loop with backrest top junctions.
2. Install the top loop on the top hook located at the top of the structure.
3. Wind the safety textile one time around top arch tube of the seat assembly.
NOTE: The parts must be located on the front side of the seat assembly.
4. Install the loop on the front beam hook.
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5. Put the safety textile bottom rear strips between rear beam and bottom
backshield straps.
6. Close the two parts of safety textile (2-060) under the seat pan cover:
a. For inboard pax, one zipper to be closed.
b. For outboard pax, two zippers to be closed.
NOTE: Zippers must be completely closed.

7. Pull the bottom rear part of the safety textile (2-060) (starting from the center
of the seat assembly).
8. Attach it under the seat pan onto the already zipped part of the safety textile.
NOTE: Rear stitchings must be parallel to the rear beam.
NOTE: The backrest part of the safety textiles must be stretched.

9. Pull and attach the loops on the seat central tube of seat, starting from mid-
height loop then upper and lower loops.
10. Pull and attach the loops on the seat lateral tubes of the seat, starting from
mid-height loop then upper and lower loops.
11. Open lumbar support pocket and put in the lumbar support cushion (2-020).
12. Assemble life vest pouches and safety cable fastener.
13. If removed, assemble:
 backrest shields,
 seat pan cushions,
 seat pan cover,
 backrest covers,
 tray table retention straps,
 literature pockets.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-005-A01
(5) Seat pan straps assembly (Refer to IPL
(6) Figure 10001)
REPLACED.
CAUTION: DO NOT LET BROKEN METALLIC CLAMPS ON THE SEAT

STRUCTURE.
(a) Seat pan straps installation
1. Identify the correct position of the seat pan straps.
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2. Install the collar with the clamp’s locking system under the seat pan.
(b) Collar installation
1. Put the clamp through the two seat pan strap buckles.
2. Attach the clamp manually, keeping the clamp locking system down and at
equal distance between buckles.
3. Set the GS4MT fastening tool at a load of 45 kg to attach the clamp.
4. Remove carefully the cut part of the clamp from the tool or from the structure.
5. Close the technical textile under the seat pan:
 For inboard pax, close all the zipper,
 For outboard pax, be carefull to have the two parts closed.
6. Install the seat pan cushion and the seat pan cover (Refer to Subtask 25-20-
01-020-003-A01).
Subtask 25-20-01-020-006-A01
(7) Armrest assembly (Refer to IPL Figure 10004)
(a) Apply LoctiteTM 2701 to the screws (4-020) and (4-030).
(b) Install the armrest assembly (4-010) with the appropriate screws (4-020) and (4-
030).
(c) Apply recommended tightening torque if specified (Refer to FITS AND
CLEARANCES).
Subtask 25-20-01-020-007-A01
(8) Polyurethane cover assembly (Refer to IPL Figure 10004)
(a) Engage the polyurethane cover (4-050) or (4-060), starting from the opposite side
of the nose.
(b) Install the aluminum armrest nose (4-220) as per Subtask 25-20-01-020-008-A01
Subtask 25-20-01-020-008-A01
(1) Armrest nose assembly (Refer to IPL Figure 10004)
(a) Install the aluminum nose (4-220) over the polyurethane cover (4-050) or (4-060).
(b) Screw the two nuts, tighten the nut with your fingers plus a quarter-turn.
(c) Engage carefully the protective shell (4-080) (4-240) or (4-250).
(d) Install the screw of the protective shell (4-080) (4-240) or (4-250), 1x screw (4-
260) for the short armrest and 2x screws (4-090) for large movable armrest.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-009-A01
(2) Baggage restraint bar assembly (Refer to IPL Figure 10005)
(a) Engage the baggage restraint bar (5-010) parts on the seat assembly.
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(b) Install the four screws (5-030) which connect baggage restraint bar (5-010) with
titanium junctions of the seat front feet.
(c) Apply recommended tightening torque if specified (Refer to FITS AND
CLEARANCES).
Subtask 25-20-01-020-010-A01
(3) Side tray table assembly (Refer to IPL Figure 10006)
(a) Put the spherical bearings in their matching sockets in the cylindrical body of the
rings on each side.
(b) Engage the connecting rods (6-010) and (6-020) inside the spherical bearings on
each side.
(c) Turn the rods (6-010) and (6-020) until they come in contact with a flat stop in the
rings and are aligned together.
(d) Engage the tray table (6-030) in the two connecting rods (6-010) and (6-020) and
align screw holes.
(e) Apply thread locker medium on the four screws (6-040).
(f) Install the four screws (6-040) which connect the tray table (6-030) to the
connecting rods (6-010) and (6-020).
(g) Apply recommended torques if specified (Refer to FITS AND CLEARANCES).
Subtask 25-20-01-020-011-A01
(4) Tray table retention strap assembly (Refer to IPL Figure 10007)
(a) Scratch retention strap hook&loop tape to the lateral composite tubes, buckles
attached to the hook&loop tape.
(b) Scratch a retention fastening strap hook&loop tape (7-020) to the central
composite tube, buckles attached to the hook&loop tape.
(c) Attach the retention straps (7-010) to the central buckles.
(d) Install the seat cover (Refer to Subtask 25-20-01-020-006-A01).
(e) Attach the retention straps (7-010) to the lateral buckles.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-012-A01
(5) Literature pocket assembly (Refer to IPL Figure 10008)
(a) Install the literature pocket straps (8-020) around the composite tubes tightly.
(b) Attach a buckle to each literature pocket edge (8-010).
(c) Button the literature pocket straps around the metal buckles.
Subtask 25-20-01-020-013-A01
(6) In Arm Tray table (IAT) fixture assembly (9-030) (9-040) (Refer to IPL Figure 10009)
(a) Put the fixture on the structure, to allow the fixation
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(b) Apply the adapted threadlocker

(c) Install the two screws of the IAT fixture to the main structure
(d) Apply recommended torques if specified (Refer to FITS AND CLEARANCES).
Subtask 25-20-01-020-014-A01
(7) In Arm Tray table (IAT) rotative system assembly (9-020) (Refer to IPL Figure 10009)
(a) Put every part of the rotative system on the IAT fixture assembly.
(b) Apply the adapted threadlocker.
(c) Install every screw to the IAT fixture assembly.
(d) Apply recommended tightening torque to fix the rotative system (Refer to FITS
AND CLEARANCES).
Subtask 25-20-01-020-015-A01
(8) In Arm Tray table (IAT) Tray table assembly (9-010) (Refer to IPL Figure 10009)
(a) Put a plastic hood around each hinge.
(b) Install each hinge in the tray tables clearance provided.
(c) Install the hinges to the tray table with four screws.
(d) Apply the adapted threadlocker.
(e) Put the tray table assembly with the three washers on the spindle.
(f) Apply the adapted threadlocker.
(g) Install the tray table assembly and the spindle together.
(h) Apply recommended tightening torque to fix the tray table.
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FITS AND CLEARANCES
TASK 25-20-01-992-801-A01
1. Tightening torque values
The tightening torque values to be measured are specified in the table that follows.
IPL Designation Tightening torque
Fig. Item N.m lbF.in
3 050 Front fitting / Junction screw 3.3 ±10% 29 ±10%

3 020 Rear fitting / Tie beam screw 13 ±10% 115 ±10%
Front and Rear fitting locking
3 130 3.4 to 4.5 30 to 40
screw
080 Rear tie-beam (aisle side)
3 ¼ turn past finger-tight
090 Rear tie-beam (hull side)
4 020 Armrest Top Screw 3.5 31
4 030 Armrest Bottom Screw 2 17
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SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT
TASK 25-20-01-940-801-A01
1. Special Tools, Fixtures and equipment
NOTE: Equivalent alternatives may be used for the items listed hereafter.
Part Number Description Suppliers code or Page block

name & address (where used)
- Torque spanner range 0-20 N.m - 7000
10.5/16 Compatible plug 5/16 9*12 mm FACOM (F0541) 7000
GS4MT Attaching tool PANDUIT (F9756) 7000
C1200000* Armrest Positioning Tool FBA96 LSB Page 1
C1200001* Armrest Positioning Tool FBA96 LSB Page 1
NOTE: (*) See EXP-FI-0004-EN for latest Part Number revision.
TASK 25-20-01-940-802-A01
2. Standard tools
NOTE: Equivalent alternatives may be used for the items listed hereafter.

Tool001 Perrone’s leather cleaning brush 49U11 4000
P/N’s: #BR-01, #BR-02.
Tool002 Linth free cloth Local purchase 4000
Tool003 Strong light Local purchase 5000
Tool004 Magnifying glass Local purchase 5000
Tool005 Incandescent flash light (> 750 lux) Local purchase 5000
Tool006 Protective goggles Local purchase 6000
Tool007 Filter mask Local purchase 6000
Tool008 Rubber gloves Local purchase 6000
Tool009 20 mm Wrench Local purchase 6000
Tool010 Heat gun (≥ 150°C) Local purchase 3000
Tool011 Allen wrench set imperial Local purchase 7000
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TASK 25-20-01-940-803-A01
3. List of consumables and materials

Cons001 Perrone’s deep cleaner P/N: #DC- 49U11 4000
332, #DC-328, #DC-305, #DC-355.
Cons002 Perrone’s Ink & Stain Remover P/N: 49U11 4000
#IR-202, #IR-228, #IR-205.
Cons003 NOT USED
Cons004 Polyurethane cleaner Local purchase 4000
Cons005 Elastomer cleaner Local purchase 4000
Cons006 Threadlocker low strength Loctite-Deutschland 7000
(LoctiteTM 222) GmbH
Arabellastr. 5
81925 München
Germany
Cons007 Threadlocker high strength Loctite-Deutschland 7000
Arabellastr. 5
81925 München
Germany
Cons008 Threadlocker high strength Loctite-Deutschland 7000
Arabellastr. 5
81925 München
Germany
Cons009 Plastic cover Local purchase 15000
Cons010 Waterproof wrapping Kraft paper Local purchase 15000
Cons011 Sealing tape Local purchase 15000
Cons012 Diestone DLS Local Purchase 6000
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STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION)
TASK 25-20-01-500-801-A01
1. Storage of the passenger seat

NOTE: Titanium seat assemblies are corrosion resistant at ambient air and do not need
special preservation other than ordinary storage conditions.

 Not applicable.
(2) Standard tools

 Not applicable.
REFERENCE QTY NAME

Cons009 AR Plastic cover
Cons010 AR Waterproof wrapping Kraft paper
Cons011 AR Sealing tape
Subtask 25-20-01-550-001-A01
B. Storage
In normal weather conditions, storage operations are as follow:
(1) Put seat assembly in a Cons009 or Cons010 and use Cons011 to secure the cover.
(2) Write the assembly part number, serial number and repair date in a visible location to
Identify packaged seat assemblies.
(3) Keep the seat assembly indoor, in cool, dry place, away from sunlight and heat source
at a temperature range from 5°C to 50°C (41 to 122°F). The temperature must never
exceed 100°C (212°F).
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INTRODUCTION
1. General
The Illustrated Parts List (IPL) is prepared to ATA 100.
The IPL is intended to identify all the components of the unit.
The IPL contains the following sections:

 Introduction (INTRO), with the suppliers name and code list.
 Equipment Designator Index (EDI).
 AlphaNumerical Index (NI/ALPHA and NI/NUM).
 Optional Vendor Index (OVI).
 Detailed Parts List (DPL).
2. Utilization of the Detailed Parts List
The Detailed Parts List gives the list and the illustrations of the parts constituting the assembly
concerned.
The columns of the Detailed Parts List are arranged as follows:

 1st column : FIGURE-ITEM (figure number and item number).
 2nd column : PART NUMBER (Manufacturer's).
 3rd column : Airline Stock Number (11 characters).
 4th column : NOMENCLATURE.
 5th column : USAGE CODE.
 6th column : UNITS PER ASSY (Quantity per next higher assembly).
A. Figure and item numbers
Each part item listed in the parts list has a unique item number. The figure number to
which the item numbers apply is shown on the first line at the top of each page.
If an assembly, sub-assembly or a part is listed, but not illustrated, a dash (-) is added in
front of the item number.
An alpha variant item number (1A, 1B, 10A, 10B) is used for:
 parts added by modification, better product, change of material etc.
 equivalent part with different usage code.
 optional parts, unless an alpha variant is listed for another reason. In this case, optional
part number must be given in the Nomenclature column.
The alpha variants are not use for additional item. If items are added, they have an item
between the items which are in the list unless they are added at the end of the list.
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B. Part number
Each of the assemblies, sub-assemblies and detail parts illustrated or not has a
manufacturer's part number.
When there is a modification or a material change of a part, a new manufacturer and a
new part number is given. The initial and the new part number are in the parts list, with the
new part number shown as a variant item with a usage code.
For the standard parts, the standard part number shows on the part number column and
the given manufacturer part number shows in the nomenclature column on the line after
description.
There is no vendor codes for standard parts such as AN, MS, NAS.
C. Indenture system
The nomenclature is shown using the insetting (lining up) that enables the connection that
exists between the various elements to be shown as follows :
1234567
Assembly
. Basic parts of the assembly
. Subassemblies
. Attaching parts and/or storage apart of the sub-assembly
XXX
. . Basic parts of the sub-assembly
. . Subassemblies
. . Attaching parts and/or storage apart of the sub-assembly
XXX
. . . Basic parts of the assembly
D. Nomenclature
Keywords are used in the nomenclature column (see chapter “Terms and abbreviations
used”).
For an electrostatic discharge sensitive, electronic component, (“ESDS”) is added to the
description.
For a part applicable to a left hand or right hand position only, (LH) or (RH) is added to the
description.
The parts changed by a service bulletin (SB) are identified POST SB XX XXX, with the
Airworthiness Directive (AD) number (if it is known).
Ex: ADDED BY SB XX XXX (AD XXXX)
DELETED BY SB XX XXX (AD XXXX)
The manufacturer's code is only shown in condition of item not made by the prime
manufacturer.
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The manufacturer's code and the abbreviation "NP" (Non-Procurable) are installed at the
extreme right hand side of the first line of the nomenclature column.
E. Usage code
An alphanumeric usage code (“USAGE FROM TO” column) gives the ability to attach the
sub-assemblies and the basic parts to the higher assembly(ies) or sub-assembly(ies).
If the part or sub-assembly is used on all assemblies, the USAGE CODE column is left
blank.
Example: The usage code of the part used on assemblies 1A, 1B and 1C is written 1ABC.
This code corresponds to the reference of the assembly(ies) or the sub-assembly(ies) next
above.
F. Units per assembly
The “UNIT PER ASSY” column shows the necessary number of parts for one (1) next
higher assembly.
In some conditions, the letters RF (for ReFerence only) or the letters AR (As Required)
replace this information.
3. Updating
A revision to a page is defined as any change to the printed matter that existed previously.
When an item is revised, added or deleted, the letter "R" is shown in the RH margin (the
date of issue changes).
A code letter "R" in the LH margin opposite the chapter/ section/subject, page number and
date, will indicate that the text was unchanged but the material was relocated to a different
page.
4. Terms and abbreviations used
AR As Required
ATTACHING PARTS
DELETED
FIG Figure number
FOR DET FOR DETail
LH Left Hand
MADE BY
MADE FROM
MATCHED PARTS
MODIFIED FROM
NHA Next Higher Assembly
NP Non Procurable
OPT TO OPTional TO
ORDER NHA Order Next Higher Assembly
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ORDER OVERLGTH MPN Order Overlength Manufacturer Part Number

OVERSIZE
R Revision
RF for ReFerence only
RH Right Hand
SAME AS ...
SEE
SEL FROM SELected FROM
STORAGE PARTS
SUPSDS SUPerSeDeS
SUPSD BY SUPerSeDed BY
UNDERSIZE
5. Suppliers name and code list
VENDOR
NAME - ADDRESS
CODE
FBA96 EXPLISEAT – 20 RUE BOUVIER – 75011 PARIS
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ALPHA NUMERICAL INDEX
UNITS
AIRLINE STOCK
PART NUMBER FIG. ITEM PER
NUMBER
NHA
2224-1-13F-8099 1 020A 2
41713-32 1 050A 4
47413-70 3 030A 2
47429-13 3 130A 2
49694-21 3 010A 2
AN526-1032R6 (NP) 4 260A 1
E003013-C 3 080A 1
E003014-C 3 090A 1
E010007-C 2 -070F 1
E010007-D 2 -070B 1
E010008-C 2 -070E 1
E010008-D 2 070A 1
E010009-B 2 -070H 1
E010009-C 2 -070D 1
E010010-B 2 -070G 1
E010010-C 2 -070C 1
E011001-A 1 160A 8
E011002-A 1 150A 2
E030001-A 1 040A 2
E030003-A 1 030A 2
E100107-A 1 090A 1
E100108-C 1 080A 1
E100213-B 1 100A 4
E100215-A 1 -140A 6
E100217-B 1 110A 1
E100218-B 1 120A 1
E200019-C 4 080A 1
E200020-B 4 050A 3
E200020-B 4 -050B 2
E200021-A 4 200A 3
E200027-A 4 060A 1
E200117-B 4 100A 1
E200117-B 4 -100B 2
E200118-B 4 110A 1
E200118-B 4 -110B 2
E200120-A 4 120A 1
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UNITS
AIRLINE STOCK
NUMBER
NHA
E200120-A 4 -120B 2
E200123-A 4 130A 1
E200123-A 4 -130B 2
E200124-A 4 140A 1
E200124-A 4 -140B 2
E200125-B 4 150A 1
E200125-B 4 -150B 2
E200127-B 4 160A 1
E200127-B 4 -160B 2
E213001-D 2 060A 1
E213002-D 2 -060C 1
E213003-D 2 -060D 1
E213004-D 2 -060B 1
E213101-C 2 020A 2
E213110-B 2 030A 2
E213130-B 2 040A 1
E213140-B 2 -040B 1
E213310-A 2 050J 1
E213310-D 2 050A 1
E213311-A 2 -050K 1
E213311-D 2 -050E 1
E213320-A 2 -050L 1
E213320-D 2 -050B 1
E213321-A 2 -050M 1
E213321-D 2 -050F 1
E213330-A 2 -050N 1
E213330-D 2 -050C 1
E213331-A 2 -050O 1
E213331-D 2 -050G 1
E213341-A 2 -050Q 1
E213340-D 2 -050D 1
E213340-A 2 -050P 1
E213341-D 2 -050H 1
E220007-I 6 030A 2
E220121-A 1 -130A 30
E220124-A 6 040A 4
E220137-B 7 020A 1
E230011-A 8 -030A 8
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UNITS
AIRLINE STOCK
NUMBER
NHA
E200028-A (NP) 4 250A 1
E300001-A 3 070A 2
E400002-B 4 030A 3
E400004-B 4 090A 1
E400031-B 4 020A 3
E420010-A 4 210A 3
E420036-A 9 -050A 3
E420026-A 9 -060A 4
E440005-A 4 190A 3
E450005-A 4 180A 1
E450005-A 4 -180B 2
E450006-A 4 170A 1
E450006-A 4 -170B 2
E200018-A 4 220A 1
E200024-B 4 240A 1
MS21042-L3 4 230A 2
E460002-B 8 020A 2
E460004-A 1 170A 10
E520001-B 4 070A 1
MS21042-L08 5 020A 4
MS21042-L4 3 040A 2
MS21042-L6 1 060A 3
MS21042-L6 3 110A 1
NAS1149F-0432P 3 060A 2
NAS1801-08-17 5 030A 4
NAS601-6P 3 120A 2
NAS6604-22 3 050A 2
NAS6606-13 3 020A 2
NAS6606-1 1 070A 3
NAS6606-15 3 100A 1
No Ref. 3 -001A RF
No Ref. 4 -001A RF
No Ref. 5 -001A RF
No Ref. 6 -001A RF
No Ref. 7 -001A RF
No Ref. 8 -001A RF
No Ref. 9 -001A RF
PT15-220_B 7 010A 2
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UNITS
AIRLINE STOCK
NUMBER
NHA
PT15-220-L_C 6 010A 2
PT15-220-R_C 6 020A 2
PT15-224-P-Cl_A 9 040B 1
PT15-224-P-Cr_A 9 -040A 1
PT15-224-P-El_B 9 030B 1
PT15-224-P-Er_C 9 -030A 1
PT15-224-rot-L_C 9 -020B 2
PT15-224-rot-R_D 9 020A 2
PT15-224-TT-L_F 9 -010B 2
PT15-224-TT-R_G 9 010A 2
PT15-230_C 8 010A 2
PT15-04_B 5 010A 1
PT15E-002 1 -001A RF
PT15E-002 2 -001A RF
PT15E-01ABQA 1 -010A 1
PT15E-01ABQA 2 -010A 1
PT15E-01ABQA 2 -010G 1
PT15E-02ABQA 1 -010B 1
PT15E-02ABQA 2 -010B 1
PT15E-02ABQA 2 -010H 1
PT15E-03ABRA 1 -010C 1
PT15E-03ABRA 2 -010C 1
PT15E-03ABRA 2 -010J 1
PT15E-03ABSA 1 -010E 1
PT15E-03ABSA 2 -010E 1
PT15E-03ABSA 2 -010K 1
PT15E-04ABRA 1 -010D 1
PT15E-04ABRA 2 -010D 1
PT15E-04ABRA 2 -010L 1
PT15E-04ABSA 1 -010F 1
PT15E-04ABSA 2 -010F 1
PT15E-04ABSA 2 -010F 1
PT15-L200_A 4 010A 1
PT15-L200loc_A 4 040A 1
PT15-L201_B 4 010B 1
PT15-L201-short_A 4 010C 1
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020
050
060
070
050
060
070
040 050
070
030 060
120
110
090
150
100
080
160 170
Figure 10001 - Passenger Seat

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FIG. AIRLINE NOMENCLATURE UNITS

USAGE
PART NUMBER STOCK PER
CODE
ITEM NUMBER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 NHA
1
-001A PT15E-002 Passenger seat RF
-010A PT15E-01ABQA . Standard double, LH 1
-010B PT15E-02ABQA . Standard double, RH 1
-010C PT15E-03ABRA . Front row double, LH 1
-010D PT15E-04ABRA . Front row double, RH 1
-010E PT15E-03ABSA . Last row double, LH 1
-010F PT15E-04ABSA . Last row double, RH 1
020A 2224-1-13F-8099 . . Seatbelt 2
030A E030003-A . . Life vest pouch 2
. . Life vest pouch - safety cable
040A E030001-A 2
fastener
050A 41713-32 . . Shackle 4
060A MS21042-L6 . . Seatbelt shackle - nut 3
. . Seatbelt shackle – screw (LoctiteTM
070A NAS6606-1 3
2701)
080A E100108-C . . Backrest shield - bottom 1
090A E100107-A . . Backrest shield - top 1
100A E100213-B . . Back Shield Strap - Bottom ABCD 4
110A E100217-B . . Back Shield Strap - Medium ABCD 1
120A E100218-B . . Back Shield Strap - Top ABCD 1
-130A E220121-A . . . Back Shield Strap - Rivet ABCD 30
-140A E100215-A . . . Back Shield Strap - Aluminum ABCD 6
sheet
150A E011002-A . . Seat pan straps (length 940) 2
160A E011001-A . . Seat pan straps (length 830) 8
170A E460004-A . . Seat pan straps - clamps 10
- ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED
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040
050
060
070
030
020
Figure 10002 - Cushions and covers

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USAGE
CODE
2
-001A PT15E-002 Passenger seat RF
-010A PT15E-01ABQA . Standard double, LH (new version) 1
-010B PT15E-02ABQA . Standard double, RH (new version) 1
-010C PT15E-03ABRA . Front row double, LH (new version) 1
-010D PT15E-04ABRA . Front row double, RH (new version) 1
-010E PT15E-03ABSA . Last row double, LH (new version) 1
-010F PT15E-04ABSA . Last row double, RH (new version) 1
-010G PT15E-01ABQA . Standard double, LH (old version) 1
-010H PT15E-02ABQA . Standard double, RH (old version) 1
-010J PT15E-03ABRA . Front row double, LH (old version) 1
-010K PT15E-04ABRA . Front row double, RH (old version) 1
-010L PT15E-03ABSA . Last row double, LH (old version) 1
-010M PT15E-04ABSA . Last row double, RH (old version) 1
020A E213101-C . . Seat pan cushion 2
030A E213110-B . . Lumbar support cushion 2
040A E213130-B . . Left PAX standard headrest 1
cushion
-040B E213140-B . . Right PAX standard headrest 1
cushion
050A E213310-D . . Left PAX Cover - Backrest AC 1
-050B E213320-D . . Right PAX Cover - Backrest AC 1
-050C E213330-D . . Left PAX Cover - Backrest BD 1
-050D E213340-D . . Right PAX Cover - Backrest BD 1
-050E E213311-D . . Left PAX Cover - Backrest E 1
-050F E213321-D . . Right PAX Cover - Backrest E 1
-050G E213331-D . . Left PAX Cover - Backrest F 1
-050H E213341-D . . Right PAX Cover - Backrest F 1
-050J E213310-A . . Left PAX Cover - Backrest GJ 1
-050K E213320-A . . Right PAX Cover - Backrest GJ 1
-050L E213330-A . . Left PAX Cover - Backrest HK 1
-050M E213340-A . . Right PAX Cover - Backrest HK 1
-050N E213311-A . . Left PAX Cover - Backrest L 1
-050O E213321-A . . Right PAX Cover - Backrest L 1
-050P E213331-A . . Left PAX Cover - Backrest M 1
-050Q E213341-A . . Right PAX Cover - Backrest M 1
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USAGE
CODE
2
060A E213001-D . . Cover - Seat pan AEGL 1
-060B E213004-D . . Cover - Seat pan BFHM 1
-060C E213002-D . . Cover - Seat pan CJ 1
-060D E213003-D . . Cover - Seat pan DK 1
070A E010008-D . . Safety textile - left left seat ACE 1
-070B E010007-D . . Safety textile - right left seat ACE 1
-070C E010010-C . . Safety textile - left right seat BDF 1
-070D E010009-C . . Safety textile - right right seat BDF 1
-070E E010008-C . . Safety textile - left left seat GJL 1
-070F E010007-C . . Safety textile - right left seat GJL 1
-070G E010010-B . . Safety textile - left right seat HKM 1
-070H E010009-B . . Safety textile - right right seat HKM 1
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070
020
070 130
130
010 040
060
050
060 030
110
100 110
120
120
100
120
020 080
090 020
Figure 10003 - Track fitting

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STOCK USAGE
PART NUMBER PER
NUMBER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 CODE
ITEM NHA
3
-001A No Ref. Track fittings RF
010A 49694-21 . Rear fitting 2
020A NAS6606-13 . . Screw 2
030A 47413-70 . Front fitting 2
040A MS21042-L4 . . Nut 2
050A NAS6604-22 . . Screw 2
060A NAS1149F-0432P . . Washers 2
070A E300001-A . . Track fitting insert 2
080A E003013-C . Rear tie-beam (aisle side) 1
090A E003014-C . Rear tie-beam (hull side) 1
100A NAS6606-15 . . Screw 1
110A MS21042-L6 . . Nut 1
120A NAS601-6P . . Screw 2
130A 47429-13 . Rear fitting and Front fitting locking 4
screw
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Movable aisle armrest

Movable armrest (large and short versions)
mounting on seat mounting on seat
020 210
210
020
010B
200 030
010A 200
030
010C
210
020
200
030
040
Movable armrest
Blocking system
Additional
screw for
blocked
armrests
Figure 10004 - (Sheet 1 of 3) - Armrest

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220
050
230
Movable armrest
240
090 220
060
230
250
Short armrest
260
220
050
230
Movable 070
armrest
w/locking
system
080
090

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Movable aisle armrest rings Movable armrest rings
140 170 150 180

160 160
190 190
130
120 110
100

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STOCK USAGE
PART NUMBER PER
ITEM NHA
4
-001A No Ref. Passenger seat RF
010A PT15-L200_A . Large Movable armrest kit 1
010B PT15-L201_B . Large Movable Aisle armrest kit 1
010C PT15-L201-short_A . Short Large Movable Aisle armrest kit CD 1
020A E400031-B . Top screw 3
030A E400002-B . Bottom screw 3
040A PT15-L200loc_A . Blocked armrest kit for hull side ABEF 1
050A E200020-B . Polyurethane cover – Large ABEF 3
070A E520001-B . . Locking system 1
080A E200019-C . . Protective shell 1
090A E400004-B . . Screw 1
-050B E200020-B . Polyurethane cover – Large CD 2
060A E200027-A . Polyurethane cover – Short CD 1
100A E200117-B . Bottom Half-ring L ABCD 1
-100B E200117-B . Bottom Half-ring L EF 2
110A E200118-B . Bottom Half-ring R ABCD 1
-110B E200118-B . Bottom Half-ring R EF 2
120A E200120-A . Bottom Half-ring L EF 1
-120B E200120-A . Bottom Half-ring L ABCD 2
130A E200123-A . Bottom Half-ring R EF 1
-130B E200123-A . Bottom Half-ring R ABCD 2
140A E200124-A . Top Half-ring L EF 1
-140B E200124-A . Top Half-ring L ABCD 2
150A E200125-B . Top Half-ring R EF 1
-150B E200125-B . Top Half-ring R ABCD 2
160A E200127-B . Top Half-ring ABCD 1
-160B E200127-B . Top Half-ring EF 2
170A E450006-A . Pin EF 1
-170B E450006-A . Pin ABCD 2
180A E450005-A . Pin ABCD 1
-180B E450005-A . Pin EF 2
190A E440005-A . Spring 3
200A E200021-A . . Connecting rod 1
210A E420010-A . Washer 3
220A E200018-A . Armrest nose 1
230A MS21042-L3 . Nut 2
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STOCK USAGE
PART NUMBER PER
ITEM NHA
4
240A E200024-B . Protective shell 1
250A E200028-A (NP) . Protective shell CD 1
260A AN526-1032R6 . Screw CD 1
(NP)
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010
030
020
Figure 10005 - Baggage bar

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STOCK USAGE
PART NUMBER PER
ITEM NHA
5
010A PT15-04_B . Baggage bar - Main Bar ABCD 1
020A MS21042-L08 . . Nut ABCD 4
030A NAS1801-08-17 . . Screw ABCD 4
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020
010
040
030
Figure 10006 - Tray Table

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STOCK USAGE
PART NUMBER PER
ITEM NHA
6
010A PT15-220-L_C . Tray Table - Left Fixtures spare kit ABCD 2
020A PT15-220-R_C . Tray Table - Right Fixtures spare kit ABCD 2
030A E220007-I . Tray Table - Tray ABCD 2
040A E220124-A . . Screw for tray table trays ABCD 4
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010
Figure 10007 - Tray Table Retention Straps

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STOCK USAGE
PART NUMBER PER
ITEM NHA
7
010A PT15-220_B . Retention strap kit ABCD 2
020A E220137-B . Central fastening straps ABCD 1
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010
Figure 10008 - Literature Pocket kit

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STOCK USAGE
PART NUMBER PER
ITEM NHA
8
010A PT15-230_C . Literature pocket kit ABCD 2
020A E460002-B . Central fastening straps ABCD 2
-030A E230011-A . Hook and Loop tape (SB-25-20-005) ABCD 8
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040
020
030
Figure 10009 - In arm tray tables

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STOCK USAGE
PART NUMBER PER
ITEM NHA
9
010A PT15-224-TT-R_G IAT - tray table kit right D 2
-010B PT15-224-TT-L_F IAT - tray table kit left C 2
020A PT15-224-rot-R_D IAT - rotation kit right D 2
-020B PT15-224-rot-L_C IAT - rotation kit left C 2
-030A PT15-224-P-Er_C IAT - External plug kit right D 1
030B PT15-224-P-El_B IAT - External plug kit left C 1
-040A PT15-224-P-Cr_A IAT - Central right plug D 1
040B PT15-224-P-Cl_A IAT - Central left plug C 1
-050A E420036-A . IAT Washer (SB 25-20-0004) CD 3
-060A E420026-A . IAT Washer (SB 25-20-0004) CD 4
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MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING
1. General
A. Description
The maintenance schedules/procedures recommended in this section are applicable to all

Expliseat seats currently in operation. It may be replaced with an airline established
maintenance procedure, except for composite visual inspection refer to
“INSPECTION/CHECK”.
”. If specific components are not present on your seats, skip those in particular checks.
TYPE OF CHECK PAGE

Daily Check 14002
Monthly Check 14003
B. Compliance is at the discretion of the customer. Failure to perform proper preventive

maintenance may adversely affect serviceability of the seat.
C. All procedures may be implemented during normal scheduled maintenance cycles.
D. These maintenance procedures do not affect the certification basis of the seat unit,
assuming qualified replacement parts are used. However, failure to replace damaged or
defective components could affect the airworthiness of the seat.
E. The installation and use of non-Expliseat products/components on this seat assembly will
affect the certification and warranty of the seat.
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2. Checks
A. Daily checks – In aircraft
Limited access time during Daily Checks, unless specifically indicated, does not normally
allow enough time for component replacement. Consider the extent of the damage/defect to
determine if the component replacement can be deferred until an appropriately scheduled
maintenance period, or if the seat should be repaired immediately.
TASK TIME REQUIRED

1 Visually examine the general condition of the seats and
seat covers.
2 Check the seat track fittings for secure attachment to the
floor tracks.
3 Check the condition of the life vest pouches and bottom
cushions.
4 Check seatbelts and literature pocket for correct
operation.
5 Check back-mounted tray tables and tray table retention
straps for correct operation.
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B. Monthly checks – In aircraft
Limited access time during Monthly Checks, unless specifically indicated, does not normally
allow enough time for component replacement. Consider the extent of the damage/defect to
determine if the component replacement can be deferred until an appropriately scheduled
check, or if the seat should be repaired immediately.
TASK TIME REQUIRED

1 Visually examine the complete seat assemblies. Examine
seat parts for cuts, nicks, tray table cracks, corrosion,
scoring, damaged threads, excessive wear and any
defects that may impair the efficient operation of the seat.
2 Ensure that the literature pocket is secured and correctly
fitted.
3 Seat covers and cushions
Replace any seat cushion/cover assemblies that
have been damaged. Refer to “DISASSEMBLY” and
“ASSEMBLY”.
For dirty/stained dress covers. These can be cleaned
as required. Refer to “CLEANING”.
Note: It is recommended for dress covers to be

cleaned every 30 days in a commercial seating
application.
4 Frame Assembly
Check all seat belt shackles for secure attachment.
Check all seat belts for secure attachment.
5 Ensure that seat track fittings are secure in the floor
tracks.
Every 3 months or 500 flight hours (whichever event
comes first) check torque on front and rear fitting
locking screws are between 3.4 and 4.5 N.m
Note: The screw MUST be replaced if it is found loose

after two consecutive inspections.
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Description and Operation

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

PART NUMBER: PT15E-01ABQA,

CAUTION: LOCTITETM PRODUCTS MUST BE USED AS SPECIFIED BY THIS COMPONENT

 Copyright EXPLISEAT SAS

REV ISSUE INSERTED REV ISSUE INSERTED

RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS

TEMPORARY REVISION INSERTED DELETED

LIST OF SERVICE BULLETINS

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

SUBJECT PAGE DATE SUBJECT PAGE DATE

Description and 1 APR 30/19 Inspection/Check 5001 APR 30/19

SUBJECT PAGE DATE SUBJECT PAGE DATE

SUBJECT PAGE DATE SUBJECT PAGE DATE

Maintenance 14001 NOV 09/17

RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS ....................................................................................... 1

LIST OF SERVICE BULLETINS ..................................................................................................... 1

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES ......................................................................................................... 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................................................................................. 1

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ............................................................................................................. 1

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION ................................................................................................. 5

TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION ......................................................................................... 1001

DISASSEMBLY ........................................................................................................................ 3001

CLEANING ............................................................................................................................... 4001

INSPECTION/CHECK ............................................................................................................... 5001

REPAIR .................................................................................................................................... 6001

ASSEMBLY .............................................................................................................................. 7001

FITS AND CLEARANCES ........................................................................................................ 8001

SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT ................................................................... 9001

STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION) ..................................................................... 15001

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST .................................................................................................. 10001

ALPHA NUMERICAL INDEX .......................................................................................................... 1

DETAILED PARTS LIST......................................................................................................... 10001

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING ......................................................................................... 14001

FIGURE 10007 - TRAY TABLE RETENTION STRAPS ............................................................. 0

This manual contains:

We verified the DISASSEMBLY, TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION, and ASSEMBLY

PAGES SECTION FIGURE No

PAGES SECTION FIGURE No

3. How to use the manual

ATA: Air Transport Association of America

6. Applicable versions of compliance document

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

PT15E-01ABQA LH STANDARD DOUBLE 17

PT15E-03ABRA LH FRONT ROW DOUBLE 1

PT15E-03ABSA LH LAST ROW DOUBLE 1

Table 1- CEBU Seat Part Numbers

2. Description of the passenger seat

Figure 1 - General view of the seat

Figure 2 - Location of the identification tag

Figure 3 - Dimensions of PT15E-01ABQA

Figure 4 - Dimensions of PT15E-03ABRA

Figure 5 - Dimensions of PT15E-03ABSA

ITEM ARMREST DESCRIPTION SPARE KIT

Short movable Short external armrest

Table 2 - PT15E Armrests Description

Figure 6 - Armrests locations for PT15E seats

C. Backrest Cover and Safety Textiles

TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

1. Seat back cover adjustment