21-26-62 Skin Air Valve

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
VFT300B SERIES
SAFRAN VENTILATION SYSTEMS

(F4957)
Z.A.C. du Grand Noble
10, Place Marcel Dassault
B.P. 30053
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Phone: +33 (0)5 34 28 39 00
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WITH ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
SKIN AIR VALVE
Part Number
VFT300B00
VFT300B00 AMDT A

(F4957)
10, Place Marcel Dassault
B.P. 30053
31702 BLAGNAC FRANCE
Phone: +33 (0)5 34 28 39 00
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HIGHLIGHTS
Revision No.7 - Nov 30/18

Pages which have been added, revised or deleted are outlined below together with the Highlights of the
Revision.
LOCATIONS DESIGNATION DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE
TITLE PAGE R
LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES R
INTRODUCTION
TASK 21-26-62-870-801 R Task updated
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
SUBTASK 21-26-62-750-003 R Subtask updated
DISASSEMBLY
CHECK
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-020 N Subtask added
GRAPHIC 21-26-62-99B-067 N Graphic added
REPAIR
GRAPHIC 21-26-62-99B-014 D Graphic deleted
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GRAPHIC 21-26-62-99B-018 R Graphic deleted
GRAPHIC 21-26-62-99B-028 R Number of graphic updated
ASSEMBLY
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SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-022 N subtask added
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES,

EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES
SPECIAL PROCEDURES
TASK 21-26-62-860-801 N Task added
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
FIGURE 1 R Figure updated

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SERVICE BULLETIN LIST
SERVICE BULLETIN INCORPORATION INTO CMM TITLE

Number Rev. Date Rev.
300B00-21-100 00 Oct 10/10 02 IMPROVEMENT OF THE EMI
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4 R Nov 30/18 SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS
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LIST OF TABLES 3008 R Nov 30/18
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CLEANING 6015 R Nov 30/18
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CHECK 6018 R Nov 30/18
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7023 R Nov 30/18 CONSUMABLES
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7038 R Nov 30/18 ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
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7040 R Nov 30/18 10002 BLANK
7041 R Nov 30/18 INTRO IPL
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7048 R Nov 30/18 VENDOR LIST
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7050 R Nov 30/18 10010 Oct 16/15
7051 R Nov 30/18 ALPHA/NUMERIC INDEX
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FITS AND CLEARANCES 10016 R Nov 30/18
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8003 Nov 30/18 OPTIONAL VENDOR INDEX
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FIGURE 2 10046 R Nov 30/18
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10029 Nov 30/18 FIGURE 8
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10031 R Nov 30/18 FIGURE 9
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................... INTRO-1

1. Skin Air Valve - Introduction ................................................................................................... INTRO-1
A. General ........................................................................................................................ INTRO-1
B. How to Use the Manual ................................................................................................ INTRO-1
C. Correspondence ............................................................................................................ INTRO-2
D. List Of Approved Repair Facilities .................................................................................. INTRO-2
E. CMM Page Blocks ........................................................................................................ INTRO-3
F. Measurement Conversion Table ..................................................................................... INTRO-7
G. Temperature Conversion Table ...................................................................................... INTRO-8
H. Abbreviations used in the Component Maintenance Manual ............................................ INTRO-8
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION ............................................................................................................. 1

1. Skin Air Valve - Description ............................................................................................................... 1
A. General .................................................................................................................................... 1
B. Description of the Valve ............................................................................................................ 1
C. Description of the Actuator ........................................................................................................ 2
D. Operation of the Valve .............................................................................................................. 3
E. Operation of the Actuator .......................................................................................................... 3
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION ...................................................................................................... 1001

1. Skin Air Valve - Testing ............................................................................................................... 1001
A. Reason for the Job ............................................................................................................. 1001
B. Job Set-up Information ........................................................................................................ 1001
C. Job Set-up .......................................................................................................................... 1001
D. Procedure ........................................................................................................................... 1002
(1) Check of the Physical Characteristics .......................................................................... 1002
(2) Insulation Resistance Test ........................................................................................... 1002
(3) Bonding Resistance Test ............................................................................................. 1003
(4) Functional Test of the Skin Air Valve ........................................................................... 1003
(5) Test of the armature winding ....................................................................................... 1005
2. Skin Air Valve - Fault Isolation ..................................................................................................... 1009
C. Job Set-up .......................................................................................................................... 1009
D. Procedure ........................................................................................................................... 1009
SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS ............................................................................................ 2001

1. Skin Air Valve - Wiring Diagram ................................................................................................... 2001
A. Wiring Diagram ................................................................................................................... 2001
DISASSEMBLY .................................................................................................................................... 3001

1. Skin Air Valve - Disassembly ....................................................................................................... 3001
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C. Job Set-up .......................................................................................................................... 3001

D. Procedure ........................................................................................................................... 3002
(1) Removal of the Linear Actuator Sub-Assy (1-10) .......................................................... 3002
(2) Removal of the Telescopic Transmission Cardan Sub-Assy (1-110) ............................... 3002
(3) Removal of the Switch Sub-Assy (1-200) ..................................................................... 3003
(4) Removal of the Manual Control Handle (1-290) ............................................................ 3003
(5) Removal of the Flap Sub-Assy (1-590) and the Small Flap Sub-Assy (1-490) ................. 3003
2. Actuator - Disassembly ................................................................................................................ 3007
C. Job Set-up .......................................................................................................................... 3007
D. Procedure ........................................................................................................................... 3008
(1) Removal of the Label (2-10) ....................................................................................... 3008
(2) Removal of the End Fitting (3-10) and the Piston (3-60) ............................................... 3008
(3) Removal of the Cover (3-120) ..................................................................................... 3008
(4) Removal of the Equipped Support (4-10) ..................................................................... 3009
(5) Removal of the Sensitive Switches (6-80) (SW5) and (6-90) (SW6) ............................... 3009
(6) Removal of the Sensitive Switch (6-100) (SW7) ........................................................... 3009
(7) Removal of the Bonding Strip (5-120) .......................................................................... 3010
(10) Removal of the Rear Yoke (5-150) .............................................................................. 3010
(11) Removal of the Printed Circuit (5-80) ........................................................................... 3011
(12) Disassembly of the Harness Wire (6-1) ....................................................................... 3012
(13) Removal of the Mechanical System ............................................................................. 3012
(14) Removal of the Motor (8-10) ....................................................................................... 3013
(15) Removal of the Packing with Retainer (8-90) ............................................................... 3013
(16) Removal of the Tubing Nut (8-30) ............................................................................... 3013
(17) Disassembly of the Limiter Sub-Assy (9-1) ................................................................... 3013
(18) Disassembly of the Manual Limiter (10-1) .................................................................... 3014
CLEANING .......................................................................................................................................... 4001

1. Skin Air Valve - Cleaning ............................................................................................................. 4001
C. Job Set-up .......................................................................................................................... 4001
D. Procedure ........................................................................................................................... 4001
(1) Cleaning of the parts .................................................................................................. 4002
CHECK ............................................................................................................................................... 5001

1. Skin Air Valve - Check ................................................................................................................ 5001
C. Job Set-up .......................................................................................................................... 5002
D. Procedure ........................................................................................................................... 5003
(1) General Check ........................................................................................................... 5003
(2) Check of the Valve ..................................................................................................... 5003
(3) Check of the Splined Axle (1-260) and Splined Hub (1-280) .......................................... 5003
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(4) Leakage Check of the Actuator ................................................................................... 5003

(5) Check Set-Up of the Actuator ..................................................................................... 5004
(6) Electrical Checks of the Actuator ................................................................................. 5004
(7) Check of the Elasticity of the Piston of the Actuator ...................................................... 5006
(8) Check of the Torque Limiter of the Actuator ................................................................. 5006
(9) Check of the End Play of the Actuator ......................................................................... 5007
(10) Travel Check of the Actuator ....................................................................................... 5007
(11) Functional Check of the Actuator ................................................................................ 5008
(12) Test of the Manual Control of the Actuator ................................................................... 5009
(13) Check of DC Motor of the Actuator alone .................................................................... 5010
(14) Check of the Sensitive Switches of the Actuator ........................................................... 5010
(15) Check of the End Fitting (3-10) of the Actuator ............................................................ 5010
(16) Check of the Rear Yoke (5-150) of the Actuator ........................................................... 5010
(17) Check of the Printed circuit (5-80) of the Actuator ........................................................ 5011
(18) Check of the Tubing Nut (8-30) and the Special Screw (9-120) of the Actuator ............... 5012
REPAIR ............................................................................................................................................... 6001

1. Skin Air Valve - Repair ................................................................................................................ 6001
C. Job Set-up .......................................................................................................................... 6001
D. Procedure ........................................................................................................................... 6001
(1) Table of parts ............................................................................................................. 6001
(2) Figures ....................................................................................................................... 6001
ASSEMBLY ......................................................................................................................................... 7001

1. Actuator - Assembly .................................................................................................................... 7001
C. Job Set-up .......................................................................................................................... 7005
D. Procedure ........................................................................................................................... 7005
(1) Assembly of the Manual Limiter (10-1) ........................................................................ 7005
(2) Assembly of the Limiter Sub-Assy (9-1) ....................................................................... 7006
(3) Assembly of the Equipped Support (4-10) .................................................................... 7007
(4) Assembly of the Tubing Nut (8-30) .............................................................................. 7007
(5) Installation of the Tubing Nut (8-30) ............................................................................. 7007
(6) Installation of the Motor (8-10) .................................................................................... 7007
(7) Installation of the Limiter Sub-Assy (7-40) .................................................................... 7008
(8) Adjustment of the End Play and installation of the Reduction Gear ................................ 7008
(9) Installation of the Rear Yoke (5-150) ........................................................................... 7009
(10) Installation of the Piston (3-60) .................................................................................... 7009
(11) Checks and adjustments ............................................................................................. 7009
(12) Installation of the Harness Wire (6-1) .......................................................................... 7010
(13) Installation of the Printed Circuit (5-80) for P/N VFT300B00 .......................................... 7012
(14) Installation of the Printed Circuit (5-80) for P/N VFT300B00 AMDT A ............................. 7013
(15) Installation of the Receptacle Connector (6-10) ............................................................ 7014
(16) Installation of the Rear Yoke (5-150) ........................................................................... 7015
(17) Installation of the Bonding Strip (5-120) ....................................................................... 7016
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(18) Installation of the Equipped Support (4-10) .................................................................. 7016

(19) Adjustment of the Sensitive Switches .......................................................................... 7016
(20) Installation of the Terminal Lug (6-30) .......................................................................... 7020
(21) Installation of the Cover (3-120) .................................................................................. 7020
(22) Installation of the Screw (8-80) .................................................................................... 7021
(23) Installation of the Label (2-10) and finishing ................................................................. 7021
2. Skin Air Valve - Assembly ........................................................................................................... 7036
C. Job Set-up .......................................................................................................................... 7037
D. Procedure ........................................................................................................................... 7038
(1) Assembly of the Body Sub-Assy (1-650) ...................................................................... 7038
(2) Installation of the Small Flap Sub-Assy (1-490) and the Flap Sub-Assy (1-590) .............. 7038
(3) Installation of the Push Button (1-330) ......................................................................... 7040
(4) Installation of the Manual Control Handle (1-290) ......................................................... 7040
(5) Assembly of the Telescopic Transmission Cardan Sub-Assy (1-110) .............................. 7041
(6) Installation of the Telescopic Transmission Cardan Sub-Assy (1-110) ............................. 7042
(7) Install the Linear Actuator Sub-Assy (1-10) .................................................................. 7042
(8) Control of the mismatch of the Small Flap (1-490) ........................................................ 7043
(9) Control of the mismatch of the Flap (1-590) ................................................................. 7043
(10) Control of the mismatch of the manual control handle (1-290) ....................................... 7044
(11) Installation of the Switch Sub-Assy (1-200) .................................................................. 7044
FITS AND CLEARANCES ................................................................................................................... 8001

1. Skin Air Valve - Fits and Clearances ............................................................................................ 8001
2. Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques ............................................................................................. 8002
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES ..................................................... 9001

1. Skin Air Valve - Special Tools, Fixture, Equipment and Consumables ............................................. 9001
A. Special Tools and Equipment List ........................................................................................ 9001
B. List of Consumable Materials .............................................................................................. 9003
SPECIAL PROCEDURES .................................................................................................................. 11001

1. De-soldering - Soldering of the Component ................................................................................ 11001
A. Reason for the Job ........................................................................................................... 11001
B. Job Set-up Information ...................................................................................................... 11001
C. Job Set-up Information ...................................................................................................... 11001
D. Job Set-up ........................................................................................................................ 11001
E. Procedure ......................................................................................................................... 11002
(1) De-soldering of the component .................................................................................. 11002
(2) Soldering of the component ...................................................................................... 11003
REMOVAL ...................................................................................................................... NOT APPLICABLE
INSTALLATION .............................................................................................................. NOT APPLICABLE
SERVICING ................................................................................................................... NOT APPLICABLE
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STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION) .................................................................................... 15001

1. Skin Air Valve - Storage ............................................................................................................ 15001
A. Reason for the Job ........................................................................................................... 15001
B. Job Set-up Information ...................................................................................................... 15001
C. Job Set-up ........................................................................................................................ 15001
D. Procedure ......................................................................................................................... 15001
(1) Storage of the Skin Air Valve .................................................................................... 15001
REWORK (SERVICE BULLETIN ACCOMPLISHMENT PROCEDURES) ........................... NOT APPLICABLE
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST .............................................................................................................. 10001

1. General ..................................................................................................................................... 10003
A. General ............................................................................................................................ 10003
B. How to use the Detailed Parts List ..................................................................................... 10003
C. Plan of the IPL ................................................................................................................. 10003
LIST OF VENDORS .......................................................................................................... 10009
ALPHA/NUMERIC INDEX .................................................................................................. 10011
OPTIONAL VENDOR INDEX ............................................................................................. 10019
DETAILED PARTS LIST .................................................................................................... 10021
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
FIGURE PAGE
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

1 Overall dimensions ................................................................................................................... 5
2 General Mechanical Diagram of the Actuator ............................................................................. 6

1001 Test Box BTVA340 - Test Diagram ....................................................................................... 1006
1002 Test Diagram ...................................................................................................................... 1007
1003 Armature winding Signal ..................................................................................................... 1008
1004 Trouble Shooting Diagram .................................................................................................. 1010
SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS

2001 Skin Air Valve Diagram ....................................................................................................... 2002
DISASSEMBLY
3001 Disassembly Tool-Use ......................................................................................................... 3005
3002 Disassembly Tool-Use ......................................................................................................... 3006
CHECK
5001 Check Set-Up ..................................................................................................................... 5013
5002 Check of elasticity piston ..................................................................................................... 5014
5003 Check of the Printed Circuit ................................................................................................ 5015
5004 Electrical diagram of the Printed Circuit
For valve P/N VFT300B00 (Sheet 1) ................................................................................ 5016
For valve P/N VFT300B00 AMDT A (Sheet 2) .................................................................. 5017
5005 Axle wear/scratches on one area or several areas ............................................................... 5018
5006 Chip on/close to the splines of the hub ................................................................................ 5019
5007 Chip on the splines of the shaft ........................................................................................... 5020
5008 Compliant shaft and hub ..................................................................................................... 5021
REPAIR
6001 Skin Air Valve ..................................................................................................................... 6004
6002 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6005
6003 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6006
6004 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6007
6005 Harness Wire ...................................................................................................................... 6008
6006 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6009
6007 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6010
6008 Skin Air Valve ..................................................................................................................... 6014
6009 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6015
6010 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6016
6011 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6017
6012 Harness Wire ...................................................................................................................... 6018
6013 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6019
6014 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6020
6015 Skin Air Valve ..................................................................................................................... 6024
6016 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6025
6017 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6026
6018 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6027
6019 Harness Wire ...................................................................................................................... 6028
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS (continued)
FIGURE PAGE
6020 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6029

6021 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................... 6030
6022 Skin Air Valve ..................................................................................................................... 6032
ASSEMBLY
7001 Lock of the Nut (10-10) ....................................................................................................... 7022
7002 Assembly of the Manual Limiter (10-1) ................................................................................. 7023
7003 Adjustment of the Manual Limiter (10-1) .............................................................................. 7024
7004 Assembly and adjustment of the Limiter Sub-Assy (9-1) ........................................................ 7025
7005 Installation of the Elastic Washers (3-100) ........................................................................... 7026
7006 Electrical Diagram
For P/N VFT300B00 (Sheet 1) ......................................................................................... 7027
For P/N VFT300B00 AMDT A (Sheet 2) ........................................................................... 7028
7007 Position of Special Material (No. 5) and Label Installation for VFT300B00 AMDT A ................. 7029
7008 Position of the Receptacle Connector (6-10) ........................................................................ 7030
7009 Clearance of the Sensitive Switch SW7 ............................................................................... 7031
7010 Bend of the Lever ............................................................................................................... 7032
7011 Mass Position ..................................................................................................................... 7033
7012 Position of the levers (4-160) and (4-165) ............................................................................ 7034
7013 Position of the screws (4-90) and (4-120) ............................................................................ 7035
7014 Use of the Bush Assembly Tool (Special Tool (No. 11)) ......................................................... 7046
7015 Wiring Diagram of the Actuator ........................................................................................... 7047
7016 Use of the Bush Assembly Tool (Special Tool (No. 12)) ........................................................ 7048
7017 Adjustment of the Length .................................................................................................... 7049
7018 Installation of the Push Button (1-330) ................................................................................. 7050
7019 Installation of the Linear Actuator Sub-Assy (1-10) ............................................................... 7051
7020 Adjustment of the End Fitting (3-10) .................................................................................... 7052
7021 Installation of the Pin (1-300) .............................................................................................. 7053
7022 Installation of the Pin (1-180) .............................................................................................. 7054
7023 Installation of the Pins (1-120) and (1-150) .......................................................................... 7055
7024 Installation of the Pin (1-120) near the actuator (1-10) .......................................................... 7056
Detailed Parts List

1 Skin Air Valve ................................................................................................................... 10022
2 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................. 10028
3 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................. 10030
4 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................. 10034
5 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................. 10038
6 Harness Wire .................................................................................................................... 10042
7 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................. 10044
8 Linear Actuator ................................................................................................................. 10048
9 Limiter Sub-assembly ........................................................................................................ 10050
10 Manual Limiter .................................................................................................................. 10052
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LIST OF TABLES
TABLE PAGE
REPAIR
6001 Full fix kit P/N 4610426981: DELETED ................................................................................ 6003
6002 Full fix kit P/N 4610426984 (superseded by 4610426985)......................................................... 6011
6003 Full fix kit + P/N 4610426985 .............................................................................................. 6021
6004 Premium overhaul kit P/N 4610426983 ................................................................................ 6031
FITS AND CLEARANCES

8001 Torque Value Table ............................................................................................................. 8002
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INTRODUCTION
TASK 21-26-62-870-801-A01
1. Skin Air Valve - Introduction
A. General
(1) The Component Maintenance Manual (CMM) is written in accordance with the Air Transport
Association of America Specification No. 2200. It is written in ASD Simplified Technical English.
(2) The manual gives the maintenance on the component in the workshop. It does not give the
maintenance on the component when it is installed in the aircraft.
(3) The information contained in this manual, let the user repair the equipment that has been
removed from service.
(4) Both the U.S. Standard System and the System International (SI) systems of measurement are
used in this CMM. The system used in the original reference document is given first, followed by
the conversion in parentheses.
B. How to Use the Manual

(1) Make sure that the manual contains the applicable data for your component. Look for the part
number on the Title Page.
(2) To identify a part or to find a part number, refer to the IPL, which has an Introduction to show the
procedure.
(3) You must use the instructions in this manual for all the maintenance steps of a component. Read
all the applicable WARNINGS and CAUTIONS before you do the work on the component.
(4) When you use consumable materials, these materials are identified by a code number from a list
in the Consumable Materials Table.
(5) When you use special tools, these tools are identified by a code number which is in a list in the
Special Tools Table.
(6) For the tightening torque values of the parts, refer to the Table of Tightening Torques.
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C. Correspondence
(1) Send all correspondence about this manual to:
NAME ADDRESS
SAFRAN VENTILATION Z.A.C. du Grand Noble
SYSTEMS 10, place Marcel Dassault
BP 30053
31702 BLAGNAC CEDEX
FRANCE
Phone: 33 (0)5 34 28 39 00
D. List Of Approved Repair Facilities
NAME ADDRESS
SAFRAN VENTILATION Z.A.C. du Grand Noble
SYSTEMS 10, place Marcel Dassault
BP 30053
31702 BLAGNAC CEDEX
France
Phone: 33 (0)5 34 28 39 00
E-Mail: customerservices.ventilation.sep@safrangroup.com
SAFRAN VENTILATION 7501 Hardeson Road
SYSTEMS USA Everett, WA 98203 USA
Phone: (1) 425 438 1378
Telefax: (1) 425 423 8648
E-Mail: csus.svs@safrangroup.com
SAFRAN ELECTRONICS & 26 Changi North Rise
DEFENSE SERVICES ASIA Pte SINGAPORE 498756
Ltd Phone: (65) 6 545 2885
Telefax: (65) 6 545 9173
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E. CMM Page Blocks

(1) The data for each component in the CMM is divided into specific Page Blocks. Each Page Block
has its specified subject matter and its specified page numbering. These Page Blocks have these
titles:
PAGE BLOCKS PAGE NUMBERS

Description and Operation 1 to 999
Testing and Fault Isolation 1001 to 1999
Schematics and Wiring Diagrams 2001 to 2999
Disassembly 3001 to 3999
Cleaning 4001 to 4999
Check 5001 to 5999
Repair 6001 to 6999
Assembly 7001 to 7999
Fits and Clearances 8001 to 8999
Special Tools, Fixtures and Equipment 9001 to 9999
Illustrated Parts List 10001 to 10999
Special Procedure 11001 to 11999
Removal 12001 to 12999
Installation 13001 to 13999
Servicing 14001 to 14999
Storage (including Transportation) 15001 to 15999
(2) Description and Operation
This Page Block gives general data.
It gives a mechanical description and an electrical description.
It gives a description of the configuration and operation of the component.
(3) Testing and Fault Isolation
(a) It contains special tests and procedures which you must do to find the condition of a
component. For each test, this table refers to a special procedure which gives all the
parameters which you must set. It also gives all the parameters for which you must do a
check.
(b) The pressure values in the tests are gage-pressure values.
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(c) Before you use a measuring instrument, make sure that it is in correct operating condition
and that it is calibrated.
(d) Do a check for pneumatic system tightness, if this is applicable.
(e) You must do the tests in a room at ambient temperature: + 20° C ± 10° C (50° F to 86° F).
(4) Schematic and Wiring Diagrams
This Page Block contains all the schematic diagrams and the wiring and interconnecting
diagrams of the cards.
It also contains the diagrams of:
– Chassis wiring, modules, and sub-assemblies,

– External connector interconnections in the equipment.
(5) Disassembly
(a) This Page Block gives step-by-step disassembly instructions in a correct sequence: it
refers to the figure item numbers from the IPL illustration(s), when they are applicable.
Identify the type of fault to know how much disassembly is necessary (do this to prevent
disassembly/reassembly work that is not necessary). The procedure given below is when
full disassembly is necessary.
(b) Put the component on a clean workbench, in a dust-free and moisture-free room. Move all
the parts carefully, and prevent corrosion and impact damage to them after disassembly.
NOTE: Always discard all the seals and gaskets during disassembly.
Discard the washers, the nuts and the screws during disassembly if they are
damaged.
(6) Cleaning
(a) This Page Block gives a step-by-step description of the cleaning operations for the
component and its parts.
(b) Always use the recommended procedures for the component parts of the unit.
(7) Inspection / Check
(a) This Page Block gives the full check procedures which are necessary during shop
maintenance.
(b) Discard all the defective parts if the document does not give a repair procedure.
(c) Do all the inspections/checks on the cleaned parts.
(8) Repair
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This Page Block contains the full repair procedures and specifications which are necessary to
repair a worn or damaged part. As specified in the INSPECTION/CHECK section, you must reject
the defective parts if the document does not give a repair procedure. Replace the defective parts
with new parts.
(9) Assembly
(a) This Page Block gives step-by-step assembly instructions in a correct sequence, which refer
to the figure item numbers from the IPL illustration(s), if applicable.
(b) Put the component on a clean workbench, in a dust-free and moisture-free room. More all
the parts carefully, and prevent corrosion and impact damage to them.
(c) Be sure to remove the storage protection coating from all the new parts before assembly.
Clean the new part if necessary.
(10) Fits and Clearances
(a) This Page Block gives a table and some figures which give the fits and clearances data and
the torque values for assembly. It also gives the permitted wear for in-service / service, and
the manufacturer's design wear-tolerances.
(b) Fits and Clearances Table
1 The identifiers in column (1) show the location of the clearance or the dimension that
you must measure.
2 The identifiers in column (2) identify the parts in the IPL (Figure + Item number).
3 Column (3) gives the initial manufacturing dimensions and clearances.
4 In-service Wear Limits (Columns 4).
a The maximum limits are the maximum wear limits. If the part is in these limits then
it is serviceable.
b If the parts have more wear than the specified limits, you must repair or replace
them.
(c) Torque Values
1 All torque values in this manual are shown in the Table of Tightening Torques. The
parts are identified by the figure number and the item number of the IPL.
(11) Special Tools, Fixtures, Equipment and Consumable
(a) This Page Block shows all the special tools, the fixtures, the equipment and the consumable
which are necessary to do the maintenance actions (which are given in the other page
blocks).
(b) All the items shown are identified in this manual by a number.
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(12) Illustrated Parts List
This Page Block contains the full list of all the parts of the component (For the detailed
description, refer to the IPL INTRO).
(13) Special Procedures
This Page Block contains tasks which are given in other Page Blocks of the manual, but which
are necessary because of other maintenance tasks. The tasks are self-contained repairs or
preventive maintenance.
(14) Removal
This Page Block gives the procedure for the removal of modules/sub-assemblies from complex
modular components.
(15) Installation
This Page Block gives the procedure for the installation of modules/sub-assemblies in complex
modular components.
(16) Servicing
This Page Block gives the self-contained tasks which are necessary because of other
maintenance tasks.
(17) Storage
This Page Block gives the requirements for preparation for transportation, for special handling,
for packaging, for storage and for preservation: these requirements are for the component after
assembly or test.
(18) Rework
This Page Block gives the rework procedures which are necessary for in-service components.
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F. Measurement Conversion Table
FROM: SI MEASUREMENT TO: U.S. STANDARD SYSTEM

1 kPa 0,1450 psi
1 cm 0,3937 in
1 cm² 0,1550 in²
1N 0,2248 lbf
1g 0,0353 oz
1 kg 2,2046 lb
1 kg/min 2,2046 lb/min
1L 0,2642 gal (U.S.)
1 L/min 0,2642 gal (U.S.)/min
1 L/s 2,1189 cfm
1 mm 0,0394 in
1 N.m 8,8507 lbf.in
1 N.m 0,7376 lbf.ft
FROM: U.S. STANDARD SYSTEM TO: SI MEASUREMENT

1 psi 6,8948 kPa
1 in 2,54 cm
1 in 25,4 mm
1 in² 6,4516 cm²
1 lbf 4,4482 N
1 oz 28,3495 g
1 inHg 3,3864 kPa
1 lb 0,4536 kg
1 lb/min 0,4536 kg/min
1 gal (U.S.) 3,7854 L
1 gal (U.S.)/min 3,7854 L/min
1 lbf.in 0,1130 N.m
1 lbf.ft 1,3558 N.m
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G. Temperature Conversion Table
U.S. STANDARD SYSTEM

SI MEASUREMENT Degrees Celsius (°C)
Degrees Fahrenheit (°F)
Degrees °C = (°F - 32) x 0.5555 Degrees °F = (°C x 1.8000) + 32
H. Abbreviations used in the Component Maintenance Manual
U.S STANDARD SYSTEM SI - METRIC SYSTEM

ABBREVIATION DEFINITION ABBREVIATION DEFINITION
°F degrees Fahrenheit °C degrees Celsius
ft foot m meter
gal (U.S.) gallon (United States) L liter
in inch mm millimeter
in² square inch mm² square millimeter
ft² square foot cm² square centimeter
lb pound kg kilogram
lbf pound force N newton
lbf.in pound-inch (Torque) N.m newton-meter
lbf.ft pound-foot (Torque)
inHg inches of mercury kPa kilopascal
oz ounce (weight) g gram
psi pounds per square inch kPa kilopascal
gal (U.S.)/min gallons (United L/min liters per minute
States) per minute
lb/min pounds per minute kg/min Kilograms per minute
cfm cubic feet per minute L/min liters per minute
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

TASK 21-26-62-872-801-A01
1. Skin Air Valve - Description
A. General
(1) The skin air valve VFT300 is positioned on the aircraft skin at the end of avionics equipment
ventilation system.
(2) The valve extracts air from around the avionics equipment and discharges it overboard.
(3) This valve can have 3 different positions:
– Fully open on the ground

– Fully closed during flight
– Partly open during flight.
B. Description of the Valve

(1) Main characteristics
Weight 3.96 kg max (7. lbs max)

Overall dimensions Figure 1, Sheet 1
Operation time 12 seconds maxi under 28 VDC
– Opening or closing time
– Closing time from partially open position 3 seconds maxi under 28 VDC.
(2) Composition
The valve skin air VFT300 mainly includes:
– A body supporting the flaps and the actuator. The large flap supports a small flap which is
attached to the actuator, this flap is held with a spring. The actuator can be electrically or
manually driven
– A manual-control handle connected to the actuator with a telescopic cardan
– An actuator switch located in the valve body.
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C. Description of the Actuator

(1) Main characteristics
Nominal power supply voltage 28 VDC

Nominal consumption 0.35 A
Nominal power 3.5 W
“Soft current” microswitches with 1 mA < I < 100 mA
Weight 0.630 kg max (1.39 lbs max)
Overall dimensions Figure 1, Sheet 1
(2) Composition
(a) External description Figure 2, Sheet 1
The actuator mainly includes:
– One electrical connector used to control the actuator by means of an external system
– One output shaft (Z11) which transmits movement and torque to an external system
– One housing holding all the actuator components.
(b) Internal description Figure 2, Sheet 1
1 Internal electric part
Seven electrical stops (S1 to S7), four of them being travel limit stops: (S2) for
retraction end of travel, (S4) for extension end of travel and (S5 and S7) for
intermediate position end of travel. The electrical stops (S1), (S3) and (S6) are
signal electrical stops.
One DC motor (B1) supplying movement and torque to the whole system. One
printed circuit board (E1) gathering the functions of the EMI filter the lightning
protection and the command of the reversing motor.
2 Internal mechanical part
One mechanical reduction gear box which consists in motor gearshaft (Z1) gear (Z2)
and gear (Z3) and crown gear (Z4).
One mechanical detent type torque limiter (Z5) which consists in six equally spaced
rollers and springs housed between crown gear (Z4) and hub (Z6). Hub (Z6) is
coupled to special screw (Z7).
Special screw (Z7), which is permanently screwed in special nut (or output shaft)
(Z8). The special trapezoidal thread of nut (Z8) and screw (Z7) insures irreversibility
of actuator. The specially machined end of output shaft (Z8) provides for retraction
mechanical stop.
Cam (Z9), which is coupled to output shaft (Z8). It slides in an anti rotation groove of
housing and provides for straight guidance of shaft travel. It also actuates levers of
electrical stops (S1 to S7) and ensures extension mechanical stop.
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Elastic piston (Z10) complete with self-aligning bearing (or end fitting) (Z11), which
terminates output shaft (Z8). It comprises 36 Schnorr washers alternatively oriented
to provide for piston pre-stress.
Manual control lever, which consists of input shaft (Z15) complete with torque limiter
(Z14), the gear (Z13) and the gear (Z12) installed on hub (Z14).
D. Operation of the Valve

– Electrical diagram Figure 2001, Sheet 1.
The valve skin air VFT300 has 3 stable positions:
(1) Fully open position
In the fully open position, the actuator maintains the main flap open, the small flap is in the
mechanical stop position on the main flap.
(2) Fully closed position
In the fully closed position, the small flap is maintained on the main flap by the irreversible
actuator which overloads the strength produced by the spring jack. On this position, the main flap
is maintained on the valve body.
(3) Partially open position
In the partially open position the small flap is in mechanical stop position on the main flap which
is maintained closed by the two spring jacks. The small flap for the partially open position (in
flight) is included in the main flap. The main flap is linked to the valve body.
(4) Manual handle functioning
WARNING: THIS PROCEDURE MUST BE FOLLOWED TO PREVENT INJURIES.
In the event of actuator failure, the valve operation is ensured by a manual-control handle
including a clutch. do the following procedure:
– Press the lever on outer of the valve body to release the manual control handle
– Before to rotate it, push the lever toward the flap to disengage the clutch
– Turn it to give access to the switch
– Switch OFF the ground DC (electrical safety position)
– Pull down the manual handle to engage the gear with the cardan joint linked to the actuator
– Turn the manual handle to open or close the valve.
E. Operation of the Actuator

(Refer to Figure 2, Sheet 1)
(1) To electrically operate the actuator, connect two green wires (W1 and W2) together then supply
contacts “A”, “C”, “E” and “U” of connector (J1) to a power supply source.
(a) With + side to “A” and - side to “U” for retraction travel.
(b) With + side to “C” and - side to “U” for extension travel.
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(c) With + side to “E” and - side to “U” for a travel up to intermediate position starting from any
position over the whole travel.
(2) When energized, motor runs CW or CCW and drives reduction gear box (Z1 to Z4). Off-load is
applied to end fitting (Z11), torque limited (Z5) locks crown gear (Z4) on to hub (Z6) which rotates
and drives special screw (Z7). Special screw (Z7) and special nut (Z8) convert rotation into linear
extension or retraction motion.
(3) At end of travel, cam (Z9) actuates lever of electrical stop (S2 or S4) and cuts off motor supply
circuit. It also actuates lever of switch (S1 or S3), thus closing signal circuit before reaching
electrical stop.
(4) In the extension direction, cam (Z9) reaches electrical stop (S7) at intermediate position and
maintains it depressed up to extension end of travel to allow motor power supply in either
direction of rotation. It momentarily actuates stop (S5) at intermediate position. If actuator is at
retraction electrical stop, when connector contact “E” is supplied, position of switch (S7) allows
motor supply in the extension direction. If actuator is at extension electrical stop, when connector
contact “E” is supplied, position of switch (S7) allows motor supply in the retraction direction.
In either direction, cam (Z9) actuates switch (S5) at intermediate position, thus cutting off motor
supply. It also actuates switch (S6) to close signal circuit before reaching stop (S5) in each
direction.
(5) If overload is applied to end fitting (Z11), torque limiter (Z5) starts slipping to uncouple reduction
gear box (Z1 to Z4) from hub (Z6), thus stopping linear motion of output shaft (Z8). Limiter slips
until the overload condition is removed
(6) If overload is applied to end fitting (Z11), torque limiter (Z13) starts slippling when the manual
input control shaft (Z15) is actuated, thus stopping linear motion of output shaft (Z8). Limiter slips
until the overload condition is removed
(7) When a compressive load greater than prestress of elastic piston (Z10) is applied to end fitting
(Z11), the piston slightly recoils inside the output shaft (Z8).
(8) When manual control input shaft (Z15) is actuated (motor being lot supplied), it drives gears
(Z13) and (Z12) from hub (Z14). Gear (Z12) drives special screw (Z7).
The output shaft operates as with electrical control. Gear (Z12) also drives hub (Z6), limiter (Z5)
and reduction gear box (Z4 to Z1).
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Overall dimensions
Figure 1 / GRAPHIC-21-26-62-99B-001-A01
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General Mechanical Diagram of the Actuator

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TASK 21-26-62-700-801-A01
1. Skin Air Valve - Testing
A. Reason for the Job
Self explanatory.
B. Job Set-up Information
NOTE: Equivalent alternatives can be used for the listed items.
(1) Tools, Fixtures and Equipment
NOTE: Refer to SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES for full
details of special tools in this list.
REFERENCE QTY DESIGNATION

Test Box
BTVA340 1
Special Tool (No. 7)
Switch Resistance Test Bundle
4610426503 1
Multi-meter
No specific 1
0.5 or 1 mA current
(2) Consumables
Not applicable.
(3) Referenced information
REFERENCE DESIGNATION
GRAPHIC-21-26-62-99B-004-A01 Figure 1001, Sheet 1
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
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D. Procedure
WARNING: THE SAFETY OF THE PERSONS AND INSTALLATION IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF

EACH REPAIR STATION.
CAUTION: DURING INCOMING INSPECTION, IT IS MANDATORY TO DO THE PARAGRAPHS

OF THE “TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION” CHAPTER STEP BY STEP UNTIL THE
OPERATOR MAKES SURE THE FAILURE OCCURS OR NOT.
AS SOON AS THE OPERATOR FINDS THE INCORRECT CRITERIA, IT IS NOT

NECESSARY TO CONTINUE THE “TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION” PROCEDURE.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-001-A01
(1) Check of the Physical Characteristics
(a) Visual Inspection
1 Do an external visual inspection of the unit.
2 Make sure that the parts are in good condition (without cracks, scratches, ...). If not,
replace all damaged parts.
3 Examine the condition of the corrosion of the protection.
4 Make sure that the labels are correctly installed and that the information can be read.
(b) Manual operation
1 Connect the skin air valve to the Special Tool (No. 7) and supply it with 28 ± 0.1 VDC.
2 Set the switch of the valve to the "OFF" position.
3 With the manual handle, open and close the valve and make sure that on fully open
and on fully closed position, the indication of the valve is correct.
4 When the valve is in fully open and fully closed position, make sure that the indication
of the position is correct.
5 After completion of this inspection sequence, set the switch to the "ON" position.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-750-001-A01
(2) Insulation Resistance Test
(a) Connect the skin air valve to the Special Tool (No. 7) and set the insulation switch of the test
box to the “ON” position.
(b) Measure the insulation resistance Ri under 45 VDC on the three valve positions between
the interconnected terminals and one screw of the valve connector.
(c) Make sure that the insulation resistance:
• Ri ≥ 20 MΩ on each valve position
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• Ri ≥ 100 MΩ on each valve position for new valves.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-750-002-A01
(3) Bonding Resistance Test
(a) Measure the bonding resistance Rb between the terminal V of the connector and the
bonding screw on the body under 1A.
(b) Make sure that the bonding resistance Rb is ≤ 20 mΩ.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-750-003-A01
(4) Functional Test of the Skin Air Valve
(a) Electric measurements
1 Set the switch of the valve to the "ON" position.
2 Connect the skin air valve to the Special Tool (No. 7) and supply it under 28 ± 0.1 VDC.
3 Reading to be taken:
a Operate the valve from fully open position to fully closed position and record:
– Inf.: The nominal closing current

– Tf: The closing time from fully open position.
b Operate the valve from fully closed position to fully open position and record:
– Ino: The nominal opening current

– To: The opening time from fully closed position.
c Operate the valve from partially open position to fully closed position and record:
– Tp: The closing time from partially open position to fully closed.
d Lock the main flap with suitable device and record:
– Il: The locked rotor current during the closing movement of the valve.
4 Make sure that:
– Inf ≤ 1A
– Tf ≤ 12 seconds
– Ino ≤ 1A
– To ≤ 12 seconds
– Tp ≤ 3 seconds
– Il ≤ 1A.
(b) Check of the indicating system
1 Connect the skin air valve to the Special Tool (No. 7) and supply it with 17 ± 0.1 VDC.
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2 Refer to the steps given below to make sure that, from the fully closed position to the
fully open position, the position lights come on and that each micro switch resistance is
within the tolerances.
NOTE: use the Special Tool (No. 32) and the multi-meter to measure the micro
switches resistances.
NOTE: the following valve connector pins are concerned by the measurement:
- Fully Open position: J-G
- Partially Open position: N-R
- Fully Closed position: K-M
INDICATIONS OF MICRO SWITCHES

STEPS VALVE POSITIONS
POSITION LIGHTS RESISTANCE
1 Fully closed NPO-PF-NOP >1MΩ / <1Ω / >1MΩ
2 Intermediate NPO-NPF-NOP Not applicable
3 Partially open NPO-NPF-OP >1MΩ / >1MΩ / <1Ω
5 Fully open PO-NPF-NOP <1Ω / >1MΩ / >1MΩ
3 Refer to the steps given below to make sure that, from the fully open position to the
fully closed position, the position lights come on and that each micro switch resistance
is within the tolerances.

1 Fully open PO-NPF-NOP <1Ω / >1MΩ / >1MΩ
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3 Partially open NPO-NPF-OP >1MΩ / >1MΩ / <1Ω
5 Fully closed NPO-PF-NOP >1MΩ / <1Ω / >1MΩ
SUBTASK 21-26-62-750-004-A01
(5) Test of the armature winding
(a) Connect the skin air valve to the Special Tool (No. 7).
(b) Connect the current probe between the pin “U” of the Special Tool (No. 7) and the pin “U”
of the valve connector Figure 1002, Sheet 1 or connect the current probe on one green wire
before the connector adapter (1-60).
(c) Connect the current probe amplifier and the oscilloscope Figure 1002, Sheet 1.
(d) Set the switch of the valve to the “ON” position.
(e) Supply the Special Tool (No. 7) between 17 and 17.5 VDC.
(f) From the fully open position, close the valve and examine the signal on the oscilloscope. It
must be similar as the one shown in Figure 1003, Sheet 1.
(g) From the fully closed position, open the valve and examine the signal on the oscilloscope. It
must similar as the one shown in Figure 1003, Sheet 1.
(h) If the signal is defective, replace the motor by a new one.
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Test Box BTVA340 - Test Diagram

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Test Diagram
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Armature winding Signal

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TASK 21-26-62-810-801-A01
2. Skin Air Valve - Fault Isolation
Self explanatory.

Not applicable.
(2) Consumables
Not applicable.
(3) Referenced information
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 21-26-62-810-001-A01
(1) Refer to the Trouble Shooting Diagram Figure 1004, Sheet 1.
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TEST OF THE VALVE
YES CONFIRMED NO
RETURN TO THE CUSTOMER
FAILURE
OVERHAUL STANDARD REPAIR
REPAIR WITH THE KIT
NO FAILED YES
SWITCH
1 (OR MORE) SWITCH IS INVOLVED IN

THE LIST OF FAILED COMPONENTS
REPLACE ALL THE REPLACE THE HARNESS SUB-ASSY

SWITCHES ONE BY ONE PNR 4618242012, INCLUDING ALL THE SWITCHES
(SOLDERING PROCESS) (PREFERRED SOLUTION)
FAULTY COMPONENTS
REPLACED AS PER CMM
Trouble Shooting Diagram

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SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS

TASK 21-26-62-878-801-A01
1. Skin Air Valve - Wiring Diagram
A. Wiring Diagram
(1) Revision reference sheet
UPDATE DESCRIPTION PN EFFECTIVITY

No.
(2) Wiring diagram Figure 2001, Sheet 1
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SWITCH OFF
Ground DC 0 Volt U S S
I W
N I
Opening control input A G T
Feedback open control B F L C
Not fully open position H I E H
Common (input) G L
Fully open position J T W M
E I
R N
D
I
N
G
Partially open control input E

Feedback partially open control F
Not partially open position P
Common (input) N
Partially open position R
S
T
Closure control input C

Feedback close control D
Not fully closed position L
Common (input) K
Fully closed position M
LIGHTNING PROTECTION
Electrical bonding V
Skin Air Valve Diagram

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DISASSEMBLY
TASK 21-26-62-000-801-A01
1. Skin Air Valve - Disassembly
Self explanatory.

Insertion/Extraction Tool
M81969-14-11 1
Bush Disassembly Tool
VF1620AA0-T504 1
Bush Disassembly Tool
VF1620AA0-T520 1
(2) Consumables
Not applicable.
(3) Referenced Information
GRAPHIC-21-26-62-99B-048-A01 Figure IPL-1, Sheet 1
C. Job Set-up
NOTE: After each disassembly, discard all screws, washers, nuts, packings, locking devices and
other parts found damaged or worn.
NOTE: Replace systematically the parts if they do not comply with the following criteria:
- Free of any findings: cracks, stains, corrosion, damaged threads.
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D. Procedure
CAUTION: IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO FULLY DISASSEMBLE THE UNIT. DO ONLY THE

DISASSEMBLY PARAGRAPHS NECESSARY TO REPLACE AND OR ADJUST
DEFECTIVE PARTS.
NOTE: Do the disassembly operations with cross-reference to the IPL illustrations.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-001-A01
(1) Removal of the Linear Actuator Sub-Assy (1-10)
(Refer to Figure IPL-1, Sheet 1)
(a) Remove the two self-locking nuts (1-100), the flat washer (1-90) and the two screws (1-80)
to release the two loop clamps (1-70) and the earthing strip from the Body Sub-Assy
(1-650).
(b) Disconnect the two actuator wires with the Special Tool (No. 1) from the two connector
adapters (1-60).
(c) Remove one spring pin (1-120) to release the Telescopic Transmission Cardan Sub-Assy
(1-110) from the Body Sub-Assy (1-650).
(d) Remove the self-locking nut (1-50), the two flat washers (1-40) and one axle (1-20) which
attach the Linear Actuator Sub-Assy (1-10) to the small flap (1-490).
(e) Remove one axle (1-20) and the key washer (1-30) to release the linear actuator (1- 10)
from the Body Sub-Assy (1-650).
(f) If necessary, remove the two Special Material (No. 2) from the actuator wires and the piece
of thermoshrinkable tubing Special Material (No. 3).
(g) Remove the Linear Actuator Sub-Assy (1-10)/(1-110).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-002-A01
(2) Removal of the Telescopic Transmission Cardan Sub-Assy (1-110)
(a) Remove one spring pin (1-120) and remove the Telescopic Transmission Cardan Sub-Assy
(1-110) from the Linear Actuator Sub-Assy (1-10).
(b) Only if necessary:
1 Remove the two spring pins (1-150), remove the two joint cardans (1-130) and the
bush (1-140).
2 Remove the bearing roller (1-180) and remove the sleeve (1-160) and the axle sleeve
(1-170).
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SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-003-A01
(3) Removal of the Switch Sub-Assy (1-200)
(a) Disconnect the two switch wires with the Special Tool (No. 1) from the two connector
adapters (1-60).
(b) Remove the two connector adapters (1-60).
(c) Under the manual control handle (1-290), remove the hexagon plain nut (1-210) and the
keyway washer (1-220) to release the Switch Sub-Assy (1-200) from the body.
(d) Remove the packing with retainer (1-230).
(e) Remove the label (1-190).
(f) If necessary, remove the pieces of thermoshrinkable tubing Special Material (No. 3).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-004-A01
(4) Removal of the Manual Control Handle (1-290)
(a) Remove the nut (1-240) and discard the quad ring seal (1-250).
(b) Remove the splined axle (1-260).
(c) Push on the push button (1-330) to release the manual control handle (1-290).
(d) Remove the bearing roller (1-300), the manual control handle (1-290), the helical
compression spring (1-270) and the splined hub (1-280).
(e) Remove the bush (1-310) and discard the packing (1-320).
(f) Remove the bearing roller (1-350), the push button (1-330) and the helical compression
spring (1-340).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-005-A01
(5) Removal of the Flap Sub-Assy (1-590) and the Small Flap Sub-Assy (1-490)
(a) Remove the two screws (1-620), the two flap washers (1-610), the two spacers (1-600) and
the flap equipped with the small flap.
(b) Remove the two self-locking nuts (1-400) and the two flat washers (1-390).
(c) Remove the two self-locking nuts (1-460) and the two flat washers (1-450).
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(d) Remove the two body tie-rods (1-360), the two flat washers (1-380) and the two spacers
(1-440).
(e) Remove the two axles (1-370) and (1-430).
(f) If necessary, disassemble the body tie-rods. For that remove the two eye ends (1-420), the
two tie rods (1-410), the two helical compression springs (1-480), the two nuts (1-470) and
the two body tie-rods (1-360).
(g) Remove the two self locking nuts (1-530), the four flat washers (1-520), the two spacers
(1- 510), the two axles (1-500), the Small Flap Sub-Assy (1-490) and the Flap Sub-Assy
(1-590).
(h) Only if necessary, remove the two bushes (1-540) with the Special Tool (No. 2) Figure 3001,
Sheet 1).
(i) Only if necessary, remove the self locking nuts (1-580), the screws (1-570), the clamp
(1-550) and the seal (1-560).
(j) Only if necessary, remove the two bushes (1-630) with the use of the Special Tool (No. 2)
Figure 3001, Sheet 1).
(k) Only if necessary, remove the identification plate (1-640) or the code bar label (1-645), the
amendment label (1-646) and the protector label (1-647) from the Body Sub-Assy (1-650).
(l) Only if necessary, remove the bush (1-660) with the Special Tool (No. 3) Figure 3002,
Sheet 1).
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Disassembly Tool-Use
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Disassembly Tool-Use
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TASK 21-26-62-040-801-A01
2. Actuator - Disassembly
Self explanatory.

No specific 1 Sharp blade
(2) Consumables
Not applicable.
De-soldering - Soldering of the Component, TASK 21-26-62-860-801-A01
C. Job Set-up
NOTE: After each disassembly, discard all screws, washers, nuts, packings, ball bearings, locking
devices and other parts found damaged or worn.
NOTE: Replace systematically the parts if they do not comply with the following criteria:
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- Free of any findings: cracks, stains, corrosion, damaged threads.
D. Procedure
CAUTION: OBEY THE DE-SOLDERING PROCESS OF COMPONENTS DE-SOLDERING -

SOLDERING OF THE COMPONENT, TASK 21-26-62-860-801-A01.
CAUTION: IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO FULLY DISASSEMBLE THE UNIT. DO ONLY THE

DISASSEMBLY PARAGRAPHS NECESSARY TO REPLACE AND OR ADJUST
DEFECTIVE PARTS.
NOTE: Do the disassembly operations with cross-reference to the IPL illustrations.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-006-A01
(1) Removal of the Label (2-10)
(a) If necessary, remove the label (2-10) with a sharp blade.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-007-A01
(2) Removal of the End Fitting (3-10) and the Piston (3-60)
(a) Remove the setscrew (3-40) and the end fitting assembly.
(b) If necessary, disassemble the end fitting assembly. For that remove the end fitting (3-10),
the nut (3-20), the washer (3-30), the nut (3-50), the piston (3-60) and the packing (3-70).
(c) Remove the washers (3-80), the washer (3-90) and the 36 elastic washers (3-100).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-008-A01
(3) Removal of the Cover (3-120)
(a) Remove the five screws (3-130) and the cover (3-120).
(b) Discard the five screws (3-130).
(c) Remove and discard the seal (3-110).
(d) Remove and discard the screw (3-150) to release the terminal (6-30).
(e) Remove the solder to release the black wire No. 26 from the printed circuit (5-80)
Figure 7006, Sheet 1.
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SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-009-A01
(4) Removal of the Equipped Support (4-10)
(a) If necessary, do the Removal of the Cover (3-120), SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-008-A01.
(b) Remove the screw (4-20) and the equipped support (4-10).
(c) Discard the screw (4-20).
(d) If necessary, remove the nuts (4-100) and (4-130), the screws (4-90) and (4-120) and the
cams (4-80) and (4-110).
(e) Discard the screws (4-90) and (4-120).
(f) If necessary, remove the screw (4-70) and the cam (4-60).
(g) Discard the screw (4-70).
(h) If necessary, remove and discard the four screws (4-40) and the four thread inserts (4-50).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-010-A01
(5) Removal of the Sensitive Switches (6-80) (SW5) and (6-90) (SW6)
(b) Remove the two screws (4-180), the centering (4-150), the sensitive switch (6-90) (SW6),
the lever (4-160), the two centerings (4-150), the sensitive switch (6-80) (SW5), the lever
(4-165) and the centering (4-150).
(c) Discard the two screws (4-180).
(d) If necessary, remove the solder to release the wires of switches.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-011-A01
(6) Removal of the Sensitive Switch (6-100) (SW7)
(b) Remove the two screws (4-140), the centering (4-150), the lever (4-160), the sensitive
switch (6-100) (SW7) and the centering (4-150).
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SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-012-A01
(7) Removal of the Bonding Strip (5-120)
(a) Remove the screw (5-130), the bonding strip (5-120) and the clamp (5-110).
(b) Discard the screw (5-130).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-013-A01
(b) Remove the two screws (5-10), the centering (5-20), the lever (5-30), the sensitive switch
(6-40) (SW1), the centering (5-20), the lever (5-30) the sensitive switch (6-50) (SW2) and
the center (5-15).
(e) Remove the electrical wires (Special Material (No. 15) and Special Material (No. 16)).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-014-A01
(b) Remove the two screws (5-10), the sensitive switch (6-60) (SW3), the lever (5-30), the
centering (5-20), the sensitive switch (6-70) (SW4), the lever (5-30), the centering (5-20)
and the center (5-15).
(e) Remove the electrical wires (Special Material (No. 15) and Special Material (No. 16)).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-015-A01
(10) Removal of the Rear Yoke (5-150)
(a) If necessary, do the Removal of the Bonding Strip (5-120), SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-012-
A01.
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(b) Remove the six screws (5-190) and the rear yoke (5-150).
(c) Discard the six screws (5-190).
(d) If necessary, remove the two pins (5-160).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-016-A01
(11) Removal of the Printed Circuit (5-80)
(a) If necessary, do the Removal of the Rear Yoke (5-150), SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-015-A01.
(b) Remove the pieces of Special Material (No. 6), Special Material (No. 5) and if necessary the
grommet (5-70).
(c) Discard the thermoshrinkable tubings.
(d) Remove the solder to release wires which are on the printed circuit (5-80).
(e) Remove the three screws (5-90), the screw (5-100) and the printed circuit (5-80).
(f) Discard the three screws (5-90) and the screw (5-100).
(g) Remove and discard the grommet (5-70).
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SUBTASK 21-26-62-040-001-A01
(12) Disassembly of the Harness Wire (6-1)
(a) If necessary, do the Removal of the Sensitive Switches (6-80) (SW5) and (6-90) (SW6),
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-010-A01, the Removal of the Sensitive Switch (6-100) (SW7),
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-011-A01, the Removal of the Sensitive Switches (6-40) (SW1) and
(6-50) (SW2), SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-013-A01 and the Removal of the Sensitive Switches
(6-60) (SW3) and (6-70) (SW4), SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-014-A01.
(b) If necessary, remove the fours screws (5-140) and the Special Material (No. 4).
(c) Remove the solder to release all the wires from the connector.
(d) Discard the thermoshrinkable tubings and remove the receptacle connector (6-10).
(e) Remove the screw (4-210), the shim (4-200) and the loop clamp (6-20).
(f) Discard the screw (4-210).
(g) If necessary, remove the screw (5-60) and the loop clamp (5-50).
(h) Discard the screw (5-60).
(i) If necessary, remove the harness wire (6-1). Go past the seven switches (6-40) (SW1),
(6-50) (SW2), (6-60) (SW3), (6-70) (SW4), (6-80) (SW5), (6-100) (SW6) and (6-110) (SW7)
and the wires cross the position hole of receptacle connector (6-10) in the rear yoke (5-150).
NOTE: It is preferable to mark off all wires of the receptacle connector (6-10).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-017-A01
(13) Removal of the Mechanical System
(a) If necessary, do the Removal of the Rear Yoke (5-150), SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-015-A01.
(b) Remove the ball bearing (7-30), the ball bearing (7-10) and the ball bearing (7-20).
(c) Remove the Limiter Sub-Assy (7-40), the wedge (7-50), the manual limiter (7-60) and the
double sprocket (7-70).
(d) Remove the ball bearing (7-80), the manual sprocket (7-90), the shims (7-100), (7-110),
(7-120) and (7-130).
(e) Remove the ball bearing (7-140), the ball bearing (7-150), the flange (7-160), the seal
(7-170)and the packing (7-180).
(f) Discard the seal (7-170) and the packing (7-180).
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SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-018-A01
(14) Removal of the Motor (8-10)
(a) If necessary, do the Removal of the Mechanical System, SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-017-A01.
(b) Remove the two screws (8-20) and the motor (8-10).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-019-A01
(15) Removal of the Packing with Retainer (8-90)
(a) Remove and discard the screw (8-80) and the packing with retainer (8-90).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-020-A01
(16) Removal of the Tubing Nut (8-30)
(a) If necessary, do the Removal of the Mechanical System, SUBTASK 21-26-62-020-017-
A01 and the Removal of the End Fitting (3-10) and the Piston (3-60), SUBTASK
21-26-62-020-007-A01.
(b) Remove the tubing nut (8-30), the seal (8-60) and the packing (8-70).
(c) Discard the seal (8-60) and the packing (8-70).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-040-002-A01
(17) Disassembly of the Limiter Sub-Assy (9-1)
(b) Remove the two screws (9-20) and the flange (9-10).
(d) Remove the two screws (9-40) and the flange (9-30).
(e) Discard the two screws (9-40).
(f) Remove the ring (9-70), the six bearings (9-80), the six springs (9-90), the shims (9-100)
and the six shims (9-110).
(g) If necessary, remove and discard the thread inserts (9-50) and (9-60).
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SUBTASK 21-26-62-040-003-A01
(18) Disassembly of the Manual Limiter (10-1)
(b) Remove and discard the nut (10-10).
(c) Remove the three elastic shims (10-20), the disc (10-30) and the ring (10-40).
(d) Remove the shaft (10-50).
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CLEANING
TASK 21-26-62-100-801-A01
1. Skin Air Valve - Cleaning
Self explanatory.

No specific 1 Artist brush
No specific 1 Clean, dry, lint-free cotton cloth
No specific 1 Low-pressure jet of dehydrated air
(2) Consumables
details of consumables in this list.

ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL AR Cleaning Agent
Special Material (No. 27)
LIQUID SOAP AR Cleaning Agent
Not applicable.
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
D. Procedure
WARNING: USE SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS ONLY IN AN AREA WITH A GOOD SUPPLY OF

AIR.
OBEY THE MANUFACTURER INSTRUCTIONS.
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PUT ON PROTECTIVE CLOTHING.
DO NOT DRINK SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS.
DO NOT SMOKE.
DO NOT BREATHE THE GAS.
SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS ARE POISONOUS AND FLAMMABLE.
WARNING: USE THE APPROVED HAND AND EYE PROTECTION WHEN YOU APPLY THE
CLEANING AGENT. IT IS A SKIN IRRITANT.
WARNING: IF YOU GET THE CLEANING AGENT ON YOUR SKIN OR IN YOUR EYES:
– FLUSH IT AWAY WITH CLEAN WATER

– GET MEDICAL AID.
CAUTION: USE ONLY SPECIFIED CLEANING MATERIALS AND SOLUTIONS, OR THE

EQUIVALENTS. OTHER MATERIALS CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE SURFACE
PROTECTION.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-160-001-A01
(1) Cleaning of the parts
CAUTION: DO NOT CLEAN THE BALL BEARINGS. THEY ARE ALL SHIELDED AND LIFE
LUBRICATED.
(a) Clean the electrical and electronic components with the Special Material (No. 27).
(b) Clean the other removed parts with an artist's brush, in a bath of Special Material (No. 28).
(c) Blow the parts with a low-pressure jet of dehydrated air.
(d) Rub the parts with a clean, dry, lint-free cotton cloth.
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CHECK
TASK 21-26-62-700-802-A01
1. Skin Air Valve - Check
Self explanatory.

No specific 1 Ohmmeter
No specific 1 Milliohmmeter
No specific 1 Megohmmeter
No specific 1 Digital Multimeter
No specific 1 DC Power Supply
Multi-meter
No specific 1
0.5 or 1 mA current
Test Box
BTVA340 1
Switch Adjusting Tool
8480ES000-062 1
8480ES000-063 1
8480ES000-064 1
Leakage Test Tool
0000ES117-001 1
Shim
4618241533 1
Test Set-Up
4610427708 1
4610426503 1
(2) Consumables
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Not applicable.
Installation of the Cover (3-120), SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-013-A01
Assembly of the Limiter Sub-Assy (9-1), SUBTASK 21-26-62-430-002-A01
Adjustment of the End Play and installation of the Reduction Gear, SUBTASK 21-26-62-820-001-
A01
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
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D. Procedure
CAUTION: DO THE CHECK PARAGRAPHS RELATED TO THE DISASSEMBLED PARTS.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-002-A01
(1) General Check
(a) Do a visual check (external) for each part (cracks, scratches, corrosion or distortion).
(b) Replace systematically the parts if they do not comply with the following criteria:
– Free of any findings: cracks, stains, corrosion, damaged threads.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-003-A01
(2) Check of the Valve
(a) Visually and manually, examine the condition of bushes (1-660), (1-630), (1-540). Make sure
that the bearing surfaces are satisfactory.
(b) Visually and manually, examine the condition of joint cardan (1-130).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-020-A01
(3) Check of the Splined Axle (1-260) and Splined Hub (1-280)
(a) Examine the condition of the Splined Axle (1-260) and the Splined Hub (1-280).
(b) If any of the defects presented in Figure 5005, Sheet 1, Figure 5006, Sheet 1 and
Figure 5007, Sheet 1 can be observed, both Splined Axle and Splined Hub must be
discarded and replaced.
(c) Figure 5008, Sheet 1 shows compliant and slight scratches, considered as acceptable to be
returned into service as is.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-005-A01
(4) Leakage Check of the Actuator
(a) If applicable, remove the screw (8-80) and the packing with retainer (8-90).
(b) Install the Special Tool (No. 15) in the location of the screw.
(c) Bleed the circuit and connect the coupling to a dry-nitrogen pressure-supply. Adjust
pressure between 49 and 51 mbar (0.71 and 0.74 psi). Make sure that the pressure stays
constant after 10 seconds.
(d) Put fully the actuator into a water tank. Increase the pressure between 820 and 880 mbar
(11.89 and 12.76 psi) in 10 seconds then close the supply circuit. During this time and after
a 30 seconds, make sure that no air bubbles or no permanent leaks come out.
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(e) Remove the actuator with pressure on the tank and dry it with a dehydrated jet of
compressed air. Remove the Special Tool (No. 15) and install the screw and the seal
Installation of the Screw (8-80), SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-014-A01.
(f) If there is a defect, repair the actuator.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-004-A01
(5) Check Set-Up of the Actuator
To do the Electrical Checks of the Actuator, SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-006-A01 to Test of the
Manual Control of the Actuator, SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-012-A01, it is necessary to do the
following operations:
(a) Install the actuator on the Special Tool (No. 24) or equivalent to the one shown on
Figure 5001, Sheet 1 and connect it to the Special Tool (No. 7).
(b) Install a dial gage on the test bench and apply its feeler against the output shaft of the
actuator to measure its displacements.
(c) Connect the two green wires together with a standard connection box.
(d) Actuator shaft table
INDICATION OF MICRO SWITCHES

ACTUATOR SHAFT POSITION
Retracted position PO-NPF-NOP <1Ω / >1MΩ / >1MΩ
Intermediate position NPO-NPF-OP >1MΩ / >1MΩ / <1Ω
Extended position NPO-PF-NOP >1MΩ / <1Ω / >1MΩ
NOTE: use the Special Tool (No. 32) and the multi-meter to measure the micro switches
resistances.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-006-A01
(6) Electrical Checks of the Actuator
CAUTION: DO THE CHECK BETWEEN CONNECTOR CONTACTS WITH VERY SMALL
INTENSITY < 50 MILLIAMP ON A RESISTOR CIRCUIT.
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(a) Do the Check set-up (Ref. Check Set-Up of the Actuator, SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-004-
A01).
(b) Connect the actuator to the Special Tool (No. 7) and supply it with 17 ± 0.1 VDC.
1 Retraction check
a Make sure that the connector contacts “G” and “J” are connected together 0.3
mm to 0.5 mm (0.012 in. to 0.020 in.) before the operation of the electrical stop.
b Make sure that, at the operation of the electrical stop, the connector contacts
“A” and “B” are connected together, the connector contacts “N” and “P” are
connected together and the connector contacts “K” and L” are connected
together.
c Make sure that the test lamps PO-NPF-NOP are "ON" and associated micro
switch resistances are correct Check Set-Up of the Actuator, SUBTASK
21-26-62-210-004-A01 step (4).(d).
d If there is a defect, repair the wiring or adjust the position of the electrical stops
S1 and S2.
2 Extension check
a Make sure that the connector contacts “K” and “M” are connected together 0.3
mm to 0.5 mm (0.012 in. to 0.020 in.) before the operation of the electrical stop.
b Make sure that, at the operation of the electrical stops, the connector contacts
“C” and “D” are connected together, the connector contacts “G” and “H” are
connected together and the connector contacts “N” and “P” are connected
together.
c Make sure that the test lamps NPO-PF-NOP are "ON" and associated micro
21-26-62-210-004-A01 step (4).(d).
d If there is a defect, repair the wiring or adjust the position of the electrical stops
S3 and S4.
3 Intermediate position check
a Make sure that, from retraction of the electrical stop, the connector contacts “N”
and “R” are connected together 0.2 mm to 0.8 mm (0.008 in. to 0.031 in.) before
the intermediate electrical stop.
b Make sure that, from extension of the electrical stop, the connector contacts “N”
and “R” are connected together 0.2 mm to 0.8 mm (0.008 in. to 0.031 in.). before
the intermediate electrical stop.
c Make sure that, at the operation of the electrical stop, the connector contacts
“E” and “F” are connected together, the connector contacts “G” and “H” are
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connected together and the connector contacts “K” and “L” are connected
together.
d Make sure that the test lamps NPO-NPF-OP are "ON" and associated micro
21-26-62-210-004-A01 step (4).(d).
e If there is defect, repair the wiring or adjust position of the electrical stop S5, S6
and S7.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-007-A01
(7) Check of the Elasticity of the Piston of the Actuator
(a) Do the Check set-up Check Set-Up of the Actuator, SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-004-A01.
(b) Put the actuator in retracted position (test lamps PO-NPF-NOP are "ON") and with a
feeler gauge, measure the gap (G) between the nut (3-50) and the washer (3-30) with the
actuator at no load. The gap must be between 0.9 mm (0.035 in.) and 1.15 mm (0.045 in.)
(c) If the gap is out of tolerance, add or remove the washers (3-80).
(d) Place a feeler gauge, thickness: G - 0.1 mm (G - 0.039 in.) between the nut (3-50) and the
washer (3-30).
(e) Apply progressively a compressive load (N) and make sure that the feeler gauge is locked
between the nut (3-50) and the washer (3-30) for a compressive load: N ≥ 32 daN (71.94
lbf.).
(f) If not, add or remove the washers (3-80).
(g) With the actuator at no load, place a feeler gauge, thickness: 0.05 mm (0.0019 in.) between
the nut (3-50) and the washer (3-30).
(h) Apply progressively a compressive load (N) and make sure that the feeler gauge is locked
between the nut (3-50) and the washer (3-30) for a compressive load: N ≤ 70 daN (157.36
lbf.).
(i) If not, add or remove the washers (3-80).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-008-A01
(8) Check of the Torque Limiter of the Actuator
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(c) From 25 daN (56.2 lbf.) progressively increase resisting load up to saturation (full slippage)
of the torque limiter. It must start to move for a resisting load of 90 ± 10 daN (202.32 ± 22.48
lbf.). The current consumption must be < 0.8A.
(d) Make sure that the actuator does full retraction and extension travels with a resisting load of
70 daN (157.36 lbf.).
(e) If there is a defect, add or remove the same quantity of shims Assembly of the Limiter Sub-
Assy (9-1), SUBTASK 21-26-62-430-002-A01 and do another measurement.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-009-A01
(9) Check of the End Play of the Actuator
(b) Put the actuator in retracted position (test lamps PO-NPF-NOP are "ON") and apply on the
output shaft an axial load of 10 daN (22.48 lbf.), alternately in compression and in extension.
(c) With a dial gage, measure the end play of output shaft (8-30). It must be: ≤ 0.15 mm (0.006
in.).
(d) If there is a defect, adjust the end play with the correct quantity of shims Adjustment of the
End Play and installation of the Reduction Gear, SUBTASK 21-26-62-820-001-A01.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-010-A01
(10) Travel Check of the Actuator
(c) Install on the nut (3-50) the Special Tool (No. 8), the Special Tool (No. 9) and the Special
Tool (No. 10).
(d) Install between the nut (3-50) and the washer (3-30), the Special Tool (No. 23).
(e) Put the actuator in retracted position (test lamps PO-NPF-NOP are "ON").
(f) Apply 42 daN (94.42 lbf) on the side 1 of the test set-up.
(g) Put the actuator in extended position (test lamps NPO-PF-NOP are "ON").
(h) Make sure that the center-to-center distance between self aligning bearings is equal to 166
mm ± 0.3 mm (6.54 in. ± 0.012 in.).
(i) Set the dial gauge at zero and remove the compressive load of 42 daN (94.42 lbf).
(j) Measurement of the open travel
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1 Apply 2 daN (4.49 lbf.) on the side 2 of the test set-up.
2 Put the actuator in retracted position (test lamps PO-NPF-NOP are "ON").
3 Make sure that the electrical travel is equal to 39 mm ± 0.5 mm (1.54 in. ± 0.019 in.).
(k) Measurement of the intermediate travel from closed position
1 Remove the 2 daN load (4.49 lbf.).
2 Do the Step (e).
3 Do the Step (f).
4 Do the Step (g).
5 Do the Step (i).
6 Apply 26 daN (58.45 lbf.) on the side 1 of the test set-up and drive the actuator to the
intermediate position ((test lamps NPO-NPF-OP are "ON").
7 Check the electrical travel to the intermediate position (A) above is equal to 8.5 mm ±
0.6 mm (0.33 in ± 0.023 in.).
8 Note this travel as reading (A).
(l) Measurement of the intermediate travel from retracted position
1 Drive the actuator to retracted position (test lamps PO-NPF-NOP are "ON").
2 Apply 26 daN (58.45 lbf.) on the side 1 of the test set-up and drive the actuator to the
intermediate position (test lamps NPO-NPF-OP are "ON").
3 Note the vernier reading as reading (B).
4 Reading (B) must be equal to 8.5 mm ± 0.6 mm (0.33 in ± 0.023 in.).
(m) The difference between the electrical travels (A) and (B) must be: B - A ≥ 0.85 mm (0.033
in.).
(n) If there is a defect, repair the actuator (adjustment of end fitting or electrical stops).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-011-A01
(11) Functional Check of the Actuator
NOTE: The loads are applied in the opposite direction of the travel.
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(c) Do measurements for retraction and extension travels: current consumption (I) and rate of
speed (V). Loads are opposite to the direction of travel.
(d) On-load test with a 25 daN (56.2 lbf.) resistive load
1 I < 0.35A.
2 V = 10 seconds ± 2.
3 If there is a defect repair the actuator.
(e) Torque limiter check
1 From 25 daN (56.2 lbf.) progressively increase the resistive load up to saturation of
torque limiter. It must slip for a resistive load of 90 daN ± 10 daN (202.52 lbf. ± 22.48
lbf.). The current consumption must be: < 0.8A.
2 Make sure that the actuator does full retraction and extension travels with a resistive
load of 70 daN (157.36 lbf.).
3 If there is a defect, repair the actuator (torque limiter).
(f) Insulation resistance test
1 Measure the insulation resistance between all wires connected together and the
terminal V of the connector with 45 VDC.
2 Make sure that: Ri ≥ 100 MΩ.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-012-A01
(12) Test of the Manual Control of the Actuator
NOTE: The loads are applied in the opposite direction of the travel.
(a) Do the Check set-up (Ref. Check Set-Up of the Actuator, SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-004-
A01).
(b) Test condition
1 The actuator is not supplied.
2 Do the test one time, in the extension direction, or in the retraction direction: to extend
the output shaft, turn the manual control in the CCW direction, to retract the output
shaft, turn the manual control in the CW direction.
3 Apply to the output shaft a load of 25 daN (56.2 lbf.) opposed to the travel direction.
(c) Make sure, with a standard torquemeter, that the torque in CW and in CCW to move the
output shaft is 1 Nm (8.85 lbf.in.) maximum for a load of 25 daN (56.2 lbf.) opposed.
(d) If there is a defect, repair the actuator (reduction gear box and output shaft).
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SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-013-A01
(13) Check of DC Motor of the Actuator alone
CAUTION: MAXIMUM OPERATING TIME DURING EACH TEST SEQUENCE: 30 SECONDS.
(a) Off-load test with a power supply voltage 28 ± 0.1 VDC. In each direction of rotation, make
sure that:
1 Speed is ≥ 5200 rpm.
2 Maximum consumption is 0.15A.
3 Maximum speed difference between the two directions of rotation is 300 rpm
maximum.
(b) Insulation resistance test (motor hot and cold).
Make sure that the resistance value across wires and any casing point is:
– ≥ 100 MΩ with 45 VDC for new motor

– ≥ 40 MΩ with 45 VDC for motor after in service use.
(c) If there is a defect, replace the motor.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-014-A01
(14) Check of the Sensitive Switches of the Actuator
(a) Examine the switching effect positions. It must be positive on actuation.
(b) If there is a defect, replace the faulty sensitive switches.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-015-A01
(15) Check of the End Fitting (3-10) of the Actuator
(a) Make sure that the self-aligning bearing is swaged into the end fitting and shows no sign of
wear distortion.
(b) Measure the self-aligning bearing inside diameter. It must be: 4.993 to 5.012 mm (0.1965 to
0.1973 in.).
(c) If there is a defect replace the end fitting (3-10).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-016-A01
(16) Check of the Rear Yoke (5-150) of the Actuator
(a) Make sure that the self-aligning bearing is swaged into the end fitting and shows no sign of
wear distortion.
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(b) Measure the self-aligning bearing inside diameter. It must be: 4.993 to 5.012 mm (0.1965 to
0.1973 in.).
(c) If there is a defect replace the complete bearing assembly.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-017-A01
(17) Check of the Printed circuit (5-80) of the Actuator
(a) Visual inspection
Check the following:
– The quality of the electrical connections (connector pins)

– The quality of the various crimping operations
– The components are not in any way damaged (burn marks, breaks, cracks)
– The quality of all solder points
– The quality of the varnishing
– The length of the harnesses.
(b) Functional check
1 Insulation resistance test
a With an ohmmeter, make sure that diodes CR1,CR2 and CR3 are not in short-
circuit.
R > 1MΩ.
b With an ohmmeter, make sure that capacitors C1,C2 and C3 are not in short-
circuit.
R > 1MΩ.
c Measure the insulation resistance value between:
P/N VFT300B00 P/N VFT300B00 AMDT A

E1C and E5A J04-2 and J01-5
E2A and E5A J01-2 and J01-5
E3A and E5A J01-3 and J01-5
Make sure that: RI > 100 MΩ with 45 VDC.
2 Continuity test
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a Do the check of continuity between the following points:
P/N VFT300B00 P/N VFT300B00 AMDT A

E4A and E4B J01-4 and J02-3
E5A, E5B, F1 and F2 J01-5 and J02-4
E2A and M1 J01-2 and J05-1
E1C and M2 J04-2 and J05-2
Make sure that: Rc ≤ 1Ω.
3 Check of relay for P/N VFT300B00
a With a 28 ± 0.1 VDC power supply, connect the - side to E1C and the + side to
E3A.
b Make sure that the voltage between M1 and M2 = 28 ± 0.1 VDC.
4 Check of relay for P/N VFT300B00 AMDT A
a With a 28 ± 0.1 VDC power supply, connect the - side to J04-2 and the + side to
J01-3.
b Make sure that the voltage between J05-1 and J05-2 = 28 ± 0.1 VDC.
5 If there is a defect, replace the printed circuit (5-80).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-018-A01
(18) Check of the Tubing Nut (8-30) and the Special Screw (9-120) of the Actuator
(a) Install the output shaft on the special screw and manually make sure that in both directions
that the nut rotation is smooth, without friction or binding point over the threaded length of
the special screw.
(b) If there is a defect, replace the tubing nut (8-30) and the special screw (9-120).
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166 ± 0.3 mm Total Closed Position on Torque

(6.535 ± 0.0118 in.)
2 ± 0.5 mm Mechanical Stroke

(0.0787 ± 0.0196 in.)
Electrical Travel on Torque : 39 ± 0.5 mm (1.535 ± 0.0196 in.)
Intermediate Position on Torque : 8.5 ± 0.6 mm (0.335 ± 0.023 in.)
Elastic Washers no Compressed
Elastic Washers no Compressed
Elastic Washers no Compressed (Mid Stroke)
Mid Stroke of
Elastic Washers
Mechanical
Stroke 0.6 mm mini.
(0.023 in. mini.)
End Fitting in
Extension
9.5 mm mini.
(0.374 in. mini.)
Side 2 Side 1
Check Set-Up
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0.9 mn (0.035 in.) = G = 1.15 mm (0.045 in.)
(3-50)
(3-30)
Check of elasticity piston

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For PN VFT300B00
For PN VFT300B00 AMDT A
J02- 1
J02- 2 J04- 2
J02- 3 J04- 1
J02- 4
J05- 1
J01- 5
J01- 4 J01- 3 J01- 2 J01- 1 J05- 2
Check of the Printed Circuit

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E4A E4B
F1
E5A E5B
F2
E1A E1B
E1C
CR1
CR4
E2A
RELAY
K1
M1
E2B L1
CR2
C1
C3
E3A
E3B
CR3
M2
L2
C2
Electrical diagram of the Printed Circuit

For valve P/N VFT300B00 (Sheet 1 of 2)
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J01-4 J02-3
J01-5 J02-4
J01-1 J04-1
(0V/6A)
ZV J04-2
CR01 L01
BZW50-47B 1 2 J05-1
10uH
J01-2 OPEN (28V/6A)
J02-1
K01 C01
CR02 F250_1411A
NOT CONNECTED 100n 200V
BZW50-47B B3
B2 (28V or 0V/6A)
C05 100n 200V B1
CR04
C04 100n 200V A3 BZW50-47B
A2 (0V or 28V/6A) C03
J01-3 CLOSED (28V/6A) A1 100n 200V
X2 X1
J02-1
CR03 1N4007
BZW50-47B CR05
C02
100n 200V
L02
1 2 J05-2
10uH
Electrical diagram of the Printed Circuit

For valve P/N VFT300B00 AMDT A (Sheet 2 of 2)
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Scratches not acceptable
Scratches are not acceptable
Axle wear/scratches on one area or several areas

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Chip into the bore

of the Splined Hub
Chip on/close to the splines of the hub

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Chip
Chip
Chip on the splines of the shaft

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Ok
Ok
Compliant shaft and hub

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REPAIR
TASK 21-26-62-300-801-A01
1. Skin Air Valve - Repair
Overhaul can be done on the Skin Air Valves either as per AMM (Aircraft Maintenance Manual) hard
time maintenance if any or upon customer decision.

Not applicable.
(2) Consumables
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 21-26-62-350-001-A01
(1) Table of parts
The tables Table 6002 to Table 6004 give the list of parts which must be systematically
replaced by a new one during an overhaul:
– The Full fix kit P/N 4610426981 is DELETED

– The table Table 6002 gives the parts of Full fix kit P/N 4610426984
– The table Table 6003 gives the parts of Full fix kit + P/N 4610426985
– The table Table 6004 gives the parts of Premium overhaul kit P/N 4610426983.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-350-002-A01
(2) Figures
The figures Figure 6008, Sheet 1 to Figure 6022, Sheet 1 show on explosed views the
parts which must be replaced:
– The Full fix kit P/N 4610426981 is DELETED

– The figures Figure 6008, Sheet 1 to Figure 6014, Sheet 1 show the parts of Full fix kit P/N
4610426984
– The figures Figure 6015, Sheet 1 to Figure 6021, Sheet 1 show the parts of Full fix kit +
P/N 4610426985
– The figure Figure 6022, Sheet 1 shows the parts of Premium overhaul kit P/N
4610426983.
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NOTE: The installation of the Full fix kit + P/N 4610426985 changes the skin valve
VFT300B00 in VFT300B00 AMDT A.
Do the re-identification of the actuator and the re-identification of the valve (Ref. to
SB 300B00-21-100 issue Jun 11/10).
NOTE: The installation of the Premium overhaul kit P/N 4610426983 changes the skin
valve VFT300B00 in VFT300B00 AMDT A.
Do the re-identification of the valve (Ref. to SB 300B00-21-100 issue Jun 11/10).
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Full fix kit P/N 4610426981: DELETED

Table 6001
Fig. Chap
Part Number Designation IPL Fig. IPL Item Qty
Overhaul
DELETED
DELETED
DELETED
DELETED
DELETED
DELETED
DELETED
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DELETED
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DELETED
Linear Actuator
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DELETED
Linear Actuator
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DELETED
Linear Actuator
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DELETED
Harness Wire
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DELETED
Linear Actuator
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DELETED
Linear Actuator
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Full fix kit P/N 4610426984 (superseded by 4610426985)

Table 6002
Fig. Chap
Overhaul
VF1620AA0-0008 AXLE FIG 1 20 2
23350CA050 WASHER, KEY FIG 1 30 1
23111CA050 WASHER, FLAT FIG 1 40 2
NUT, SELF-
5PH135M FIG 1 50 1
LOCKING
ADAPTER,
001119-201-02 FIG 1 60 2
CONNECTOR
262060 CLAMP, LOOP FIG 1 70 2
22291CA030008 SCREW FIG 1 80 2
NUT, SELF-
3PH135M FIG 1 100 2
LOCKING
NNCA020012T PIN, SPRING FIG 1 120 2
4610383019 LABEL FIG 1 190 1
Figure 6008,
SWITCH SUB- Sheet 1
VFT210-600 FIG 1 200 1
ASSY
Q00765178FLS7
OR PACKING FIG 1 250 1
Q00765-178-61D7
ROLLER,
AIG2X11-8BR FIG 1 300 1
BEARING
J00900100FLS5
J00900-100-61D6
VF1620AA0-0008 AXLE FIG 1 500 2
NUT, SELF
5PH135M FIG 1 530 2
LOCKING
R6CA050C WASHER, FLAT FIG 1 610 2
22208CA050020E SCREW FIG 1 620 2
8276-016 WASHER FIG 3 30 1 Figure 6009,
VDQ1CA025005APA SETSCREW FIG 3 40 1 Sheet 1
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Table 6002
Fig. Chap
Overhaul
J00447X178A61D6
J00447-178-61D6
J01877X178A61D6
J01877-178-61D6
H1Q1CA025006APA SCREW FIG 3 130 5
VCQ1CA025006APA SETSCREW FIG 4 40 4
VDQ1CA025007APA SETSCREW FIG 4 90 1
1903000023 NUT, PLAIN FIG 4 100 1
1903000023 NUT, PLAIN FIG 4 130 1 Figure 6010,
H1Q1CA020008APA SCREW FIG 4 140 2 Sheet 1
18135 CENTERING FIG 4 150 6

4618242025 LEVER FIG 4 160 2
4618242038 LEVER FIG 4 165 1
S1ED020AL WASHER, FLAT FIG 4 200 1
4822-001 LEVER FIG 5 30 4
Figure 6011,
Sheet 1
D3Q1CA030010APA SCREW FIG 5 130 1
Figure 6012,
4618242012 HARNESS WIRE FIG 6 1 1
Sheet 1
4610428053 BEARING, BALL FIG 7 10 1 Figure 6013,
4610428051 BEARING, BALL FIG 7 20 1 Sheet 1
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Table 6002
Fig. Chap
Overhaul
4610428052 BEARING, BALL FIG 7 30 1
4610428053 BEARING, BALL FIG 7 140 1
4619976219 BEARING, BALL FIG 7 150 1
8480-022 SEAL FIG 7 170 1
J00909X150A61D8
J00909-150-61D8
8276-035 SEAL FIG 8 60 1
J01242X178Q61D6
OR PACKING FIG 8 70 1 Figure 6014,
Q01242-178-61D6 Sheet 1
BSA3 PACKING FIG 8 90 1
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Linear Actuator
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Table 6003
Fig. Chap
Overhaul
VF1620AA0-0008 AXLE FIG 1 20 2
5PH135M NUT, SELF-LOCKING FIG 1 50 1
ADAPTER,
001119-201-02 FIG 1 60 2
CONNECTOR
22291CA030008 SCREW FIG 1 80 2
4610383019 LABEL FIG 1 190 1 Figure 6015,
VFT210-600 SWITCH SUB-ASSY FIG 1 200 1 Sheet 1
Q00765178FLS7
Q00765-178-61D7
AIG2X11-8BR ROLLER, BEARING FIG 1 300 1
J00900100FLS5
J00900-100-61D6
VF1620AA0-0008 AXLE FIG 1 500 2
5PH135M NUT, SELF LOCKING FIG 1 530 2
22208CA050020E SCREW FIG 1 620 2
8276-016 WASHER FIG 3 30 1
Figure 6016,
J00447X178A61D6 Sheet 1
J00447-178-61D6
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Table 6003 (continued)
Fig. Chap
Overhaul
J01877X178A61D6
J01877-178-61D6
VCQ1CA025006APA SETSCREW FIG 4 40 4
1903000023 NUT, PLAIN FIG 4 100 1
1903000023 NUT, PLAIN FIG 4 130 1 Figure 6017,

4618242025 LEVER FIG 4 160 2
4618242038 LEVER FIG 4 165 1
S1ED020AL WASHER, FLAT FIG 4 200 1
4822-001 LEVER FIG 5 30 4
4616420900 CIRCUIT, PRINTED FIG 5 80 1 Figure 6018,

Figure 6019,
4618242012 HARNESS WIRE FIG 6 1 1
Sheet 1
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Fig. Chap
Overhaul
4610428053 BEARING, BALL FIG 7 140 1 Figure 6020,
Sheet 1
4619976219 BEARING, BALL FIG 7 150 1
8480-022 SEAL FIG 7 170 1
J00909X150A61D8
J00909-150-61D8
M100 MOTOR FIG 8 10 1
B8Q1CA025008APA SCREW FIG 8 20 2
8276-035 SEAL FIG 8 60 1
J01242X178Q61D6 Figure 6021,
OR PACKING FIG 8 70 1 Sheet 1
Q01242-178-61D6
BSA3 PACKING FIG 8 90 1
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Table 6004
Fig. Chap
Overhaul
ACTUATOR, LINEAR,
4610426006 FIG 1 10 1
SUB-ASSY
VF1620AA0-0008 AXLE FIG 1 20 2
001119-201-02 ADAPTER, CONNECTOR FIG 1 60 2
22291CA030008 SCREW FIG 1 80 2
Figure 6022,
4610383019 LABEL FIG 1 190 1
Sheet 1
VFT210-600 SWITCH SUB-ASSY FIG 1 200 1
Q00765178FLS7
Q00765-178-61D7
AIG2X11-8BR ROLLER, BEARING FIG 1 300 1
J00900100FLS5
J00900-100-61D6
VF1620AA0-0008 AXLE FIG 1 500 2
5PH135M NUT, SELF LOCKING FIG 1 530 2
22208CA050020E SCREW FIG 1 620 2
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ASSEMBLY
TASK 21-26-62-400-801-A01
1. Actuator - Assembly
Self explanatory.

Assembly Tool
8480MT451-004 1
Test Box
BTVA340 1
8480ES000-062 1
8480ES000-063 1
8480ES000-064 1
Bush Assembly Tool
VF1620AA0-T503 1
4822MT002-001 1
Washer Centering Tool
8480MT456-069 1
Key
8480MT456-070 1
Adapter
4618241595 1
Packing Install Tool
8480MT000-071 1
Limiter Support
8480MT451-072 1
Limiter Adapter
4618241592 1
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Shim
4618241533 1
Test Set-up
4610427708 1
Crimping Tool
M22520-1-01 1
Locator
M22520-1-02 1
Setscrew Screwdriver
4618241527 1
4610426503 1
Multi-meter
No specific 1
0.5 or 1 mA current
(2) Consumables

Electrical pin
001104-200-02 AR
Thermo-shrinkable tubing
RNF 100-1-8-0 (BLACK) AR
SCL-3-16-0-STK (BLACK) AR
DR25-3-8-0 (BLACK) AR
Glue
LOCTITE 222 AR
Glue
LOCTITE 601 AR
Glue
LOCTITE OLEOETANCHE 542 AR
NEOPRENE ADHESIVE Glue
AR
UHU KONTACT Special Material (No. 14)
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Electrical Wire
E2419 AR
Electrical Wire
E2219 AR
Electrical Wire
E2019 AR
Grease
AEROSHELL 7 AR
7020W509 WITH CATALYST
7021
OR Varnish
AR
BLOC'RONT 2070 Special Material (No. 20)
OR
BLOCJELT 6967
DELETED
DELETED
Glue
ADHESIVE S1125 KIT 1 AR
DCA200H
Varnish SCC3
OR AR
DCA01L
Sealant
RTV162 AR
Storage Agent
DESICCANT AR
BRISAL OX50851
Sealant
OR AR
BRISAL OX50855
ANTIFLASH 10250/10270
OR
2405-02 RED
Varnish
OR AR
2407-02 RED
OR
ER-43/368-D RED
O.D. 0.5 mm (0.1968 in.)
Solder
60 % Sn, 40 % Pb AR
Low residue
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Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01
Leakage Check of the Actuator, SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-005-A01
Check of the Elasticity of the Piston of the Actuator, SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-007-A01
Check of the Torque Limiter of the Actuator, SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-008-A01
Check of the End Play of the Actuator, SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-009-A01
Check Set-Up of the Actuator, SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-004-A01
De-soldering - Soldering of the Component, TASK 21-26-62-860-801-A01
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C. Job Set-up
(1) General Specification
(a) Electrical bonding
Brighten up the bonding areas with a conventional method without removal of material.
Apply a layer of Special Material (No. 30) on the brightened areas.
(b) General lubrication
Do the general lubrication with Special Material (No. 18). The specific lubrication steps are
specified in the assembly paragraphs.
(c) Bonding of parts for interface sealing
Follow manufacturer’s instructions to use the product on sealing surfaces (housing and
bearing, etc...).
(d) Bonding of parts for thread locking
In all cases, follow manufacturer’s instructions to use the product but limit the application
to a small quantity on the first few threads (screw, tie-rod, plug, etc...).
Except when indicated otherwise, mark external bonded screws with one drop of Special
Material (No. 20) and internal bonded screws with one drop of Special Material (No. 20).
D. Procedure
CAUTION: OBEY THE SOLDERING PROCESS OF COMPONENTS DE-SOLDERING -

SOLDERING OF THE COMPONENT, TASK 21-26-62-860-801-A01.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT THE TEMPERATURE OF THE AIR FROM THE HOT AIR
BLOWER IS NOT MORE THAN 300 °C (572 °F) DURING THE SHRINKAGE PROCESS
ON A SOLDER. IF THE TEMPERATURE IS MORE THAN 300 °C (572 °F) YOU CAN
CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE SOLDER.
CAUTION: DO THE ASSEMBLY PARAGRAPHS RELATED TO THE DISASSEMBLED PARTS.
THE ASSEMBLY PARAGRAPHS MUST BE DONE WITH THE ORDER GIVEN BELOW.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-430-001-A01
(1) Assembly of the Manual Limiter (10-1)
(a) Lubricate and install the ring (10-40) on the shaft (10-50) Figure 7001, Sheet 1 for the
direction of assembly).
(b) Lubricate and install the disc (10-30) on the shaft (10-50) Figure 7001, Sheet 1.
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(c) Install the elastic washers (10-20) Figure 7001, Sheet 1 for the direction of assembly.
(d) Install the nut (10-10) on the shaft (10-50).
(e) Install the limiter assembly on Special Tool (No. 5) Figure 7002, Sheet 1.
(f) Install the Special Tool (No. 17) to center the elastic washers (10-20).
(g) Screw the nut (10-10) with Special Tool (No. 18).
(h) Install the manual limiter assembly (10-1) on Special Tool (No. 5) Figure 7003, Sheet 1.
NOTE: For a new manual limiter, grind the assembly before adjustment. Tighten the nut
(10-10) and turn the shaft ten revolutions in each direction.
(i) Set the slipping torque to between 0.97 to 1.17 N.m (8.586 to 10.355 lbf.in.) with Special
Tool (No. 19) and a standard torquemeter. Use the nut (10-10) to adjust the slipping torque.
(j) Lock the nut (10-10) after adjustment Figure 7001, Sheet 1.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-430-002-A01
(2) Assembly of the Limiter Sub-Assy (9-1)
(a) If necessary, install two thread inserts (9-50) and two thread inserts (9-60) in the screw
(9-120).
(b) Install the flange (9-30) and the two screws (9-40).
(c) Torque the two screws (9-40) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-
A01.
(d) Lubricate and install the wedge (7-50) on the screw (9-120).
(e) Lubricate and install the screw (9-120) on the Special Tool (No. 21).
(f) Lubricate and install the shim (9-110), the two shims (9-100) and the spring (9-90) in each
hole of the screw (9-120).
(g) Install the ring (9-70) and the six bearings (9-80).
(h) Install the flange (9-10) and the two screws (9-20).
(i) Torque the two screws (9-20) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-
A01.
(j) Install the Special Tool (No. 22) on the torque limiter Figure 7004, Sheet 1.
(k) Run-in the limiter: turn the ring (9-70) through one revolution in each direction ten times in
succession using Special Tool (No. 22) and a standard tool.
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(l) Set the slipping torque to between 0.323 to 0.376 N.m (2.859 to 3.327 lbf.in.) using Special
Tool (No. 22), and a standard torquemeter.
(m) In case of defect, add or remove the same quantity of shims (9-100) under each spring
(9-90) and do another measurement.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-430-003-A01
(3) Assembly of the Equipped Support (4-10)
(a) If necessary, install four thread inserts (4-50) in the support (4-30).
(b) If necessary, install four screws (4-40) in the support (4-30).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-430-004-A01
(4) Assembly of the Tubing Nut (8-30)
(a) If necessary, install a thread insert (8-50) in the tubing nut (8-40).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-001-A01
(5) Installation of the Tubing Nut (8-30)
(a) If necessary, install a screw-lock (8-50) in the tubing (8-40).
(b) Install in the casing (8-100) with the Special Tool (No. 20).
(c) Lubricate and install the tubing nut (8-30) in the casing (8-100).
(d) If the end fitting assembly is not disassembled install it on the tubing nut (8-30) with the
screw (3-40).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-002-A01
(6) Installation of the Motor (8-10)
(a) Apply a layer of Special Material (No. 8) on the threads of the two screws (8-20).
(b) Install the motor (8-10) with the two screws (8-20) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques,
TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01.
(c) Install on each of motor wire No. 24 and 25 one piece of Special Material (No. 3) (Length:
20 mm (0.8 in.)).
(d) Install the screw (5-100).
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(e) Solder both wires on the printed circuit following Installation of the Printed Circuit (5-80)
for P/N VFT300B00, SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-007-A01 or Installation of the Printed Circuit
(5-80) for P/N VFT300B00 AMDT A, SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-007-A02.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-003-A01
(7) Installation of the Limiter Sub-Assy (7-40)
(a) If necessary, do the Installation of the Tubing Nut (8-30), SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-001-A01.
(b) Lubricate and install the seals (7-180) and (7-170).
(c) Lubricate and install the ball bearing (7-140) and one washer (7-130).
(d) Lubricate and install the flange (7-160) and the ball bearing (7-150).
(e) Lubricate and install the manual limiter (7-60) in the equipped casing (7-190).
(f) Install the wedge (7-50) on the Limiter Sub-Assy (7-40).
(g) Lubricate and install the manual sprocket (7-90) on the Limiter Sub-Assy (7-40) and on the
wedge (7-50). Set one washer (7-130) against the manual sprocket (7-90).
(h) Lubricate and screw in intermediate position the Limiter Sub-Assy (7-40) in the tubing nut
(8-30).
(i) Lubricate and install the ball bearing (7-20) and the ball bearing (7-10).
(j) Install the rear yoke (5-150) and the six screws (5-190) on the linear actuator (5-200).
(k) Apply to output shaft an axial load of 10 daN (22.48 lbf.) alternately in compression and in
extension.
(l) Using a dial gage, measure the end play of output shaft (8-30): it must be ≤ 0.15 mm
(0.0059 in.).
(m) If there is a defect, adjust the end play with the correct quantity of washers (7-100), (7-110),
(7-120) and (7-130).
(n) Remove the six screws (5-190) and the rear yoke (5-150).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-820-001-A01
(8) Adjustment of the End Play and installation of the Reduction Gear
(a) Remove the Limiter Sub-Assy (7-40).
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(b) If necessary in accordance with the paragraph (j), (k) and (l) of the Installation of the Limiter
Sub-Assy (7-40), SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-003-A01, install between the shim (7-130) and
the manual sprocket (7-90) the washers (7-100) and/or the washers (7-110) and/or the
washers (7-120).
(c) Lubricate and install the ball bearing (7-80) and the double sprocket (7-70).
(d) Lubricate and install the ball bearing (7-30).
(e) Install the Limiter Sub-Assy (7-40) in the tubing nut (8-30).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-004-A01
(9) Installation of the Rear Yoke (5-150)
(a) If necessary, do the Installation of the Limiter Sub-Assy (7-40), SUBTASK
21-26-62-420-003-A01.
(b) Install the rear yoke (5-150) and the six screws (5-190).
(c) Pass the motor wires in the hole of the connector.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-005-A01
(10) Installation of the Piston (3-60)
(a) If necessary, do the Installation of the Limiter Sub-Assy (7-40), SUBTASK
21-26-62-420-003-A01.
(b) Lubricate and install the 36 elastic washers (3-100), the three first elastic washers have to
be installed in a direction accordingly to Figure 7005, Sheet 1 and the next three ones in the
opposite direction. Stack like that thirty-six washers (3-100).
(c) Install the washer (3-90) and two washers (3-80).
(d) Lubricate and install the seal (3-70) on the piston (3-60).
(e) Lubricate and install the piston (3-60) in the tubing nut (8-30).
(f) Install the nut (3-50), the washer (3-30), the nut (3-20), the end fitting (3-10) and the screw
(3-40).
NOTE: Do not adjust the center to center distance.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-019-A01
(11) Checks and adjustments
(a) Check elasticity of the piston Check of the Elasticity of the Piston of the Actuator, SUBTASK
21-26-62-210-007-A01.
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(b) Check of the torque limiter Check of the Torque Limiter of the Actuator, SUBTASK
21-26-62-210-008-A01.
(c) Check of the end-play Check of the End Play of the Actuator, SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-009-
A01.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-006-A01
(12) Installation of the Harness Wire (6-1)
(a) If necessary, do the Checks and adjustments, SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-019-A01.
(b) Remove the screw (5-130), the screws (5-190) and the rear yoke (5-150).
(c) If necessary, cut the wires No. 1 to No. 12 (Special Material (No. 15)) Figure 7006, Sheet 1
as follow:
Wire Length
No. 1 180 mm (7.0866 in.)
No. 2 175 mm (6.8897 in.)
No. 3 170 mm (6.6929 in.)
No. 4 180 mm (7.0866 in.)
No. 5 165 mm (6.4960 in.)
No. 6 170 mm (6.6929 in.)
No. 7 180 mm (7.0866 in.)
No. 8 175 mm (6.8897 in.)
No. 9 170 mm (6.6929 in.)
No. 10 175 mm (6.8897 in.)
No. 11 155 mm (6.1023 in.)
No. 12 165 mm (6.4960 in.)
(d) Solder the wires No. 1 to No. 12 with Special Material (No. 34) on the sensitive switches
(SW1) (6-40), (SW2) (6-50), (SW3) (6-60), (SW4) (6-70). Figure 7006, Sheet 1
(e) Protect the soldering of each contact with some Special Material (No. 33).
(f) Put one loop clamp (6-20) on all wires of switch.
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(g) Install the center (5-15), the centering (5-20), the lever (5-30), the sensitive switch (SW4)
(6- 70), the centering (5-20), the lever (5-30), the sensitive switch (SW3) (6-60) and the
two screws (5-10) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01, to be
locked with some Special Material (No. 8).
(h) Install the center (5-15), the sensitive switch (SW2) (6-50), the lever (5-30), the centering
(5- 20), the sensitive switch (SW1) (6-40), the lever (5-30), the centering (5-20) and the
two screws (5-10) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01, to be
locked with some Special Material (No. 8).
(i) Measure the strength of the lever (5-30) at the operation of the sensitive switch SW1, SW2,
SW3 and SW4. It must be > 0.75 N (0.1686 lbf.) measured at the extremity of the lever.
(j) Install the loop clamp (6-20) and the screw (5-60) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK
21-26-62-820-802-A01, to be locked with some Special Material (No. 8). Slide the switches
wires in the loop clamp (6-20).
(k) If necessary, cut the wires No. 13 to No. 21 (Special Material (No. 15)) Figure 7006, Sheet 1
as follow:
Wire Length
No. 13 120 mm (4.7244 in.)
No. 14 125 mm (4.9212 in.)
No. 15 120 mm (4.7244 in.)
No. 16 115 mm (4.5275 in.)
No. 17 120 mm (4.7244 in.)
No. 18 130 mm (5.1181 in.)
No. 19 125 mm (4.9212 in.)
No. 20 125 mm (4.9212 in.)
No. 21 130 mm (5.1181 in.)
(l) Solder the wires No. 13 to No. 21 with Special Material (No. 34) on the switches (SW5)
(6-80), (SW6) (6-90), (SW7) (6-100). Figure 7006, Sheet 1
(m) Protect the soldering of each contact with some Special Material (No. 33).
(n) Install the centering (4-150), the sensitive switch (SW7) (6-100), the lever (4-160), the
centering (4-150) and the two screws (4-140), to be locked with some Special Material (No.
8). Make sure that the lever (4-160) is parallel (not bent) to the casing Figure 7012, Sheet 1.
(o) Put one loop clamp (6-20) on the wires of sensitive switch (SW4) (6-70), (SW3) (6-60),
(SW2) (6-50), (SW1) (6-40) and (SW7) (6-100).
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(p) Install the centering (4-150), the lever (4-165), the sensitive switch (SW5) (6-80),
the two centerings (4-150), the lever (4-160), the sensitive switch (SW6) (6-90), the
centering (4-150) and the two screws (4-180) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK
21-26-62-820-802-A01, to be locked with some Special Material (No. 8) Make sure that the
levers (4-160) and (4-165) are parallel (not bent) to the casing Figure 7012, Sheet 1.
(q) Install the loop clamp (6-20), the flat washer (4-200) and the screw (4-210) Skin Air Valve -
Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01, to be locked with some Special Material
(No. 8). Slide all switches wires in the loop clamp (6-20).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-007-A01
(13) Installation of the Printed Circuit (5-80) for P/N VFT300B00
(a) If necessary, do the Installation of the Harness Wire (6-1), SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-006-
A01.
(b) Install a grommet (5-70) with some Special Material (No. 12).
(c) Install the printed circuit (5-80), the screw (5-100) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK
21-26-62-820-802-A01 and the three screws (5-90) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques,
TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01, to be locked with some Special Material (No. 8). Slide the two
green wires in the grommet (5-70).
(d) If necessary, install a Special Material (No. 5) on green wires engaged up to 5 mm (0.1968
in.) in the grommet (5-70).
(e) Bond with Special Material (No. 23) and shrink it with a standard hot air blower.
(f) If necessary, install a Special Material (No. 6) on the grommet (5-70), bond with Special
Material (No. 23), cut the green wires at 250 mm (9.8425 in.) of length and do a right angle
at 38 mm (1.4960 in.) about the face of the housing, shrink it with a standard hot air blower.
(g) Install on wires No. 5, 11, 15, 19, 20, 21, 22, 26 a piece of Special Material (No. 4) (length:
10 mm (0.4 in.)).
(h) Solder the switches wires No. 5, 11, 15, 19, 20, 21, the two motor wires No. 24 and 25, the
wire No. 22 (Special Material (No. 15)) (Length: 145 mm (5.7086 in.)) and the wire No. 26
(Special Material (No. 16)) (Length: 55 mm (2.1653 in.)) with Special Material (No. 34) on
the printed circuit (5-80).
(i) Cover the soldering with pieces of Special Material (No. 4) and shrink them with hot air
blower.
(j) If necessary, protect the printed circuit contacts (E1A to E5B, E1B, E1C and M1,M2) with
Special Material (No. 24). Figure 7006, Sheet 1
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SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-007-A02
(14) Installation of the Printed Circuit (5-80) for P/N VFT300B00 AMDT A
(a) If necessary, do the Installation of the Harness Wire (6-1), SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-006-
A01.
(b) Install a grommet (5-70) with some Special Material (No. 10).
(c) Pass the two green wires of the printed circuit (5-80) through the grommet (5-70).
(d) Apply some Special Material (No. 8) on the screws (5-90) and (5-100).
(e) Install the printed circuit (5-80) with the three screws (5-90) and the screw (5-100) Skin Air
Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01.
(f) Torque the three screws (5-90) and the screw (5-100) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques,
TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01.
(g) Install on wires No. 5 (purple), No. 11 (green/white), No. 15 (orange/blue), No. 19 (white/
red), No. 20 (purple/black), No. 21 (yellow/white), No. 22 (red), No. 24 (blue), No. 25 (red)
and No. 26 (black) a piece of Special Material (No. 4) (length: 10 mm (0.4 in.)).
(h) Solder the switches wires No. 5, 11, 15, 19, 20, 21, the two motor wires No. 24, 25, the
wire No. 22 and the wire No. 26 with Special Material (No. 34) on the printed circuit (5-80),
according to the following table:
WIRE No. AND COLOR EMI FILTER TERMINALS

No. 5 (purple) J02-1
No. 11 (green/white) J01-3
No. 15 (orange/blue) J01-4
No. 19 (white/red) J02-3
No. 20 (purple/black) J01-2
No. 21 (yellow/white) J02-2
No. 22 (red) J01-1
No. 24 (blue) J05-2
No. 25 (red) J05-1
No. 26 (black) J01-5
(i) Protect the contacts of the printed circuit (5-80) (J01-1 to J01-5), (J02-1 to J02-4) and (J05-1
to J05-2) with Special Material (No. 24).
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(j) Cover the soldering with the pieces of Special Material (No. 4) installed per paragraph (f)
and shrink them with an hot air blow
(k) Cut both green wires between 165 and 175 mm (6.5 and 6.89 in.) from the actuator housing.
(l) Cut Special Material (No. 5) to the length of 50 to 55 mm (1.97 to 2.16 in.) and Special
Material (No. 6) to the length of 25 to 30 mm (0.98 to 1.18 in.).
(m) Apply liberal amount of Special Material (No. 23) to inside of the grommet (5-70) and coat
the outside of both green wires to a length of 50 to 55 mm (1.97 to 2.16 in.).
(n) Install Special Material (No. 5) on the green wires.
(o) Engage the Special Material (No. 5) up to 5 mm (0.1968 in.) into the grommet (5-70)
ensuring Special Material (No. 5) is completely filled with Special Material (No. 23).
(p) Shrink the piece of Special Material (No. 5) with a standard hot air blower.
(q) Clean any excess of Special Material (No. 23) after the shrinking process.
(r) Apply liberal amount of Special Material (No. 23) to outside of the grommet (5-70).
(s) Install the piece of Special Material (No. 6) over the grommet (5-70) and shrink the Special
Material (No. 6) at the base of the grommet (5-70) and housing (5-200).
(t) Completely fill the piece of Special Material (No. 6) with Special Material (No. 23) and shrink
it with standard hot air blower.
(u) Clean any excess of Special Material (No. 23) after the shrinking process.
(v) Reheat the piece of Special Material (No. 5) with a standard hot air blower and bend it at a
right angle between 35 and 40 mm (1.37 and 1.57 in.) from actuator housing Figure 7007,
Sheet 1.
(w) Install the Special Tool (No. 26) on the Special Tool (No. 25).
(x) Set the selector of the Special Tool (No. 25) on the AWG20 - No.4 position and use the red
position of the Special Tool (No. 26) to crimp one Special Material (No. 2) on each green
wire.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-008-A01
(15) Installation of the Receptacle Connector (6-10)
(a) If necessary, do the Installation of the Printed Circuit (5-80) for P/N VFT300B00 AMDT A,
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-007-A02.
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(b) Pass all the wires across the hole of the equipped casing (5-200) and through the connector
hole of the rear yoke (5-150).
(c) If necessary, cut the wires at 20 mm (0.7874 in.) from the face of the rear yoke (5- 150).
(d) If necessary, install a piece of Special Material (No. 4) (Length: 10 mm (0.4 in.)), on each
wire and solder with Special Material (No. 34) all wires to contacts of the receptacle
connector (6-10) Figure 7006, Sheet 1.
(e) Cover the soldering of each contact with the piece of Special Material (No. 4) and shrink
them with a hot air blower.
(f) Install the receptacle connector (6-10), orientate its master keyway opposite to green wires
output Figure 7008, Sheet 1.
(g) Seal the interface with some Special Material (No. 25) and install the four screws (5-140)
Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01 coated with some Special
Material (No. 8).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-009-A01
(16) Installation of the Rear Yoke (5-150)
(a) If necessary, do the Installation of the Receptacle Connector (6-10), SUBTASK
21-26-62-420-008-A01.
(b) If necessary, install on the rear yoke (5-150) the two pins (5-160) with some Special Material
(No. 10).
(c) Install the rear yoke (5-150).
(d) Seal the interface with some Special Material (No. 25).
(e) Install the six screws (5-190) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-
A01 coated with some Special Material (No. 8).
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SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-010-A01
(17) Installation of the Bonding Strip (5-120)
(a) If necessary, do the Installation of the Rear Yoke (5-150), SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-009-A01.
(b) Install the clamp (5-110), the bonding strip (5-120) and the screw (5-130) Skin Air Valve -
Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01 coated with some Special Material (No.
8).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-011-A01
(18) Installation of the Equipped Support (4-10)
(a) If necessary, do the Installation of the Tubing Nut (8-30), SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-001-A01.
(b) If necessary install the cam (4-110), the screw (4-120) and the nut (4-130).
(c) If necessary install the cam (4-80), the screw (4-90) and the nut (4-100).
(d) If necessary install the cam (4-60) and the screw (4-70).
(e) Install the equipped support (4-10) and the screw (4-20) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques,
TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01 on the tubing nut (8-30).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-820-002-A01
(19) Adjustment of the Sensitive Switches
(a) Installation of the actuator
1 Install the actuator on the Special Tool (No. 24) or equivalent to the one shown on
Figure 5001, Sheet 1
2 Secure a dial gage to test bench and apply its feeler against the output shaft of
actuator to measure its displacements.
3 Connect two green wires together with a standard connection box.
4 Connect the Special Tool (No. 7) to the connector.
NOTE: Checks must be done with very low intensity (<50 mA) on resistive circuit.
5 Actuator shaft table:
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INDICATION OF MICRO SWITCHES

ACTUATOR SHAFT POSITION
Retracted position PO-NPF-NOP <1Ω / >1MΩ / >1MΩ
Intermediate position NPO-NPF-OP >1MΩ / >1MΩ / <1Ω
Extended position NPO-PF-NOP >1MΩ / <1Ω / >1MΩ
(b) Use the four screws (4-40) of the equipped support (4-10) to adjust the sensitive switches
(SW1, SW2, SW3, SW4) Figure IPL-5, Sheet 1.
(c) Adjustment of the electrical stops (SW4, SW2) Figure IPL-5, Sheet 1 Figure 5001, Sheet 1
1 Supply the actuator with 28 ± 0.1 VDC.
2 Apply 2 daN (4.50 lbf) on the side 2 of the Special Tool (No. 24) and put the actuator in
retracted position (test lamps PO-NPF-NOP are "ON").
3 Do the zero on the dial gauge.
4 Adjust the sensitive switch (SW2) at between 0.6 and 0.7 mm (0.02362 in and 0.02755
in.) of the retraction mechanical stroke.
5 Remove the load.
6 Extend the output shaft and stop at mid travel.
7 Install the Special Tool (No. 23) between the nut (3-50) and the washer (3-30). Apply
42 daN (94.42 lbf.) on side 1 of the Special Tool (No. 24).
8 Go to extended position (test lamps NPO-PF-NOP are "ON").
9 Adjust the sensitive switch (SW4) to get an electrical travel of 39 mm ± 0.5 (1.5354 ±
0.01968 in.).
10 Adjust the center to center between the end fitting (3-10) and the spherical bearing
of the rear yoke (5-150) at 166 mm ± 0.3 mm (6.54 in. ± 0.011 in.) (elastic washers
compressed at mid stroke).
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11 If necessary, install the screw (3-40) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK
21-26-62-820-802-A01 to be locked with some Special Material (No. 8).
12 Remove the load.
(d) Adjustment of the signal electrical stops (SW1, SW3) Figure IPL-5, Sheet 1 Figure 5001,
Sheet 1
1 Supply the actuator with 17 ± 0.1 VDC and after starting, reduce the voltage between 5
and 6 VDC.
2 Adjust position of signal electrical stop (SW1) to obtain actuation of switch 0.3 mm
(0.011 in.) to 0.5 mm (0.019 in.) before reaching electrical stop (SW2).
3 Adjust position of signal electrical stop (SW3) to obtain actuation of switch 0.3 mm
(0.011 in.) to 0.5 mm (0.019 in.) before reaching electrical stop (SW4).
(e) Do two retraction/extension travels:
1 do two retraction/extension travels with 17 ± 0.1 VDC and check the adjustments.
Make sure that the signalization micro switch resistances are correct Adjustment of the
Sensitive Switches, SUBTASK 21-26-62-802-002-A01.
2 do two retraction/extension travels with 28 ± 0.1 VDC and check the adjustments.
Make sure that the signalization micro switch resistances are correct Adjustment of the
Sensitive Switches, SUBTASK 21-26-62-802-002-A01.
(f) Adjustment of the electrical stops (SW5, SW7) Figure IPL-4, Sheet 1
1 Before the adjustment of the electrical stop you must check the clearance of switch
(SW7).
a Measure point (A) of strike (SW7) Figure 7009, Sheet 1.
b Measure thickness (B) of equipped support (4-10) Figure 7009, Sheet 1.
c Do the difference between B and A ; B - A = C, the value (C) must be between 0.3
mm and 1.2 mm (0.0118 in. and 0.0472 in.).
d If the clearance is not correct remove the level (4-160) and bend the lever (4-160)
with the Special Tool (No. 16) Figure 7010, Sheet 1.
2 Extend the output shaft and stop at mid travel.
3 Install the Special Tool (No. 23) between the nut (3-50) and the washer (3-30).
4 Apply 42 daN (94.42 lbf.) on side 1 of the Special Tool (No. 24).
5 Go to extended position (test lamps NPO-PF-NOP are "ON").
6 Retract and extend the output shaft.
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7 Do the zero with the dial gauge and remove the load of 42 daN (94.42 lbf.).
8 Go to intermediate position (test lamps NPO-NPF-OP are "ON") with 28 ± 0.1 VDC.
9 Apply 26 daN (58.45 lbf.) on side 1 of the Special Tool (No. 24) to adjust the
intermediate position.
10 Install the Special Tool (No. 8) on the nut (3-50) and install the Special Tool (No. 9) and
Special Tool (No. 10) on the Special Tool (No. 8) Figure 7011, Sheet 1.
11 With the Special Tool (No. 31), adjust the switch (SW5) with the nut (4-100). For that,
screw or unscrew the nut (4-100) to adjust the setscrew (4-90) on the switch SW5.
12 Measure the hysteresis
a Extand the shaft and return to intermediate position (test lamps NPO-NPF-OP are
"ON").
b Do the zero on the dial gauge.
c Retract the shaft and return to intermediate position (test lamps NPO-NPF-OP are
"ON").
d Make sure that the hysteresis of switch SW5 is:
0.85 mm (0.0334 in.) < hysteresis < 1.2 mm (0.0472 in.)
NOTE: Hysteresis is the difference between intermediate position in extension

and in retraction.
13 Adjust the screw (4-90) and the cam (4-60) to get a travel of 8.5 mm ± 0.6 mm (0.33 ±
0.023 in.) from the electrical extension stop
a With the Special Tool (No. 31), adjust the screw (4-90), the nut (4-100) and the
cam (4-80) in length to strike the switch (SW5) at 8.5 mm ± 0.6 (0.33 in ± 0.023
in.) from the electrical extension stop (166 mm ± 0.3) (6.54 in. ± 0.011 in.).
b Adjust the cam (4-60) with the screw (4-70) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques,
TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01 in length to strike the switch (SW7) in the middle of
the percussion area of switch (SW5).
c Check of the switch (SW7) position:
– Manually set the output shaft in a complete extension.

– Supply the actuator with 28 ± 0.1 VDC and set the switch of the Special Tool
(No. 7) to the open position.
– Make sure that the actuator moves correctly.
– If there is a defect, adjust the cam (4-60) to strike the switch (SW7).
NOTE: Make sure that the screw (4-90) hits the lever (4-165) in the middle of
the roller Figure 7013, Sheet 1.
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14 Remove the load.
(g) Adjustment of the signal electrical stop (SW6) Figure IPL-4, Sheet 1
1 Go to intermediate position with 16 ± 0.1 VDC.
2 With the Special Tool (No. 31), adjust position of the signal electrical stop (SW6) with
the screw (4-120), the nut (4-130) and the cam (4-110) in extension and in retraction
to obtain starts of switch 0.2 mm (0.008 in.) to 0.8 mm (0.0314 in.) before reaching
electrical stop (SW5).
3 Make sure that the screw (4-120) hits the lever (4-160) in the middle of the roller
(h) do two retraction/extension travels and check the adjustments.
(i) Lock the four screws (4-30), the screw (4-70), the screws (4-90 and 4-120) and the nuts
(4-100 and 4-130) of the equipped support (4-10) with some Special Material (No. 20).
(j) Lock the screws (4-140) (4-180) (4-10) with some Special Material (No. 20).
(k) Remove the actuator from the installation.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-012-A01
(20) Installation of the Terminal Lug (6-30)
(a) If necessary, do the Installation of the Equipped Support (4-10), SUBTASK
21-26-62-420-011-A01.
(b) If necessary, solder a black wire (No. 23, Figure 7006, Sheet 1) (Special Material (No. 17))
(Length 100 mm (3.937 in.)) with the black wire (No. 26) Figure 7006, Sheet 1 with some
Special Material (No. 34) on the terminal (6-30) Figure 7006, Sheet 1, slide on the soldering
between the terminal and the wire a piece of Special Material (No. 4) (Length: 10 mm (0.4
in.)) and shrink it with a hot air blower.
(c) Install the terminal lug (6-30) and the screw (3-150) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques,
TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01 on the linear actuator (3-160).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-013-A01
(21) Installation of the Cover (3-120)
(a) If necessary, do the Installation of the Bonding Strip (5-120), SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-010-
A01 and the Installation of the Equipped Support (4-10), SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-011-A01.
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(b) Install the seal (3-110), the cover (3-120), seal the interface with some Special Material
(No. 25), and install the five screws (3-130) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK
21-26-62-820-802-A01, to be locked with some Special Material (No. 8).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-014-A01
(22) Installation of the Screw (8-80)
(a) Do the leakage check. Leakage Check of the Actuator, SUBTASK 21-26-62-210-005-A01
(b) Install the seal shim (8-90) and a screw (8-80) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK
21-26-62-820-802-A01 to be locked with some Special Material (No. 8).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-015-A01
(23) Installation of the Label (2-10) and finishing
(a) Engrave one label (2-10) with the part number (P/N) of the actuator and all other inscriptions
shown on former label, except inspection stamp.
(b) Bond the label (2-10) using Special Material (No. 14) on the actuator (2-20).
(c) Apply some Special Material (No. 20) on the screws (3-130), (5-190), (5-130) and (8-80).
(d) Set the actuator in intermediate position to facilitate its installation on the valve body.
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Lock of the Nut (10-10)

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Assembly of the Manual Limiter (10-1)

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Adjustment of the Manual Limiter (10-1)

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Assembly and adjustment of the Limiter Sub-Assy (9-1)

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Installation of the Elastic Washers (3-100)

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Electrical Diagram
For P/N VFT300B00 (Sheet 1 of 2)
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EMI
J02-4 (Not
5
Electrical Diagram
For P/N VFT300B00 AMDT A (Sheet 2 of 2)
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Position of Special Material (No. 5) and Label Installation for VFT300B00 AMDT A
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Position of the Receptacle Connector (6-10)

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Clearance of the Sensitive Switch SW7

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Bend of the Lever

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Mass Position
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LEVER (4-160) OF LEVER (4-160) OF

THE SWITCH SW7 THE SWITCH SW7
CASING (8-100) CASING (8-100)
LEVER (4-165) OF LEVER (4-160) OF LEVER (4-165) OF LEVER (4-160) OF

THE SWITCH SW5 THE SWITCH SW6 THE SWITCH SW5 THE SWITCH SW6
LEVERS NOT PARALLEL TO THE CASING (8-100) LEVERS PARALLEL TO THE CASING (8-100)
Position of the levers (4-160) and (4-165)

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SCREW (4-120) SCREW (4-90) SCREW (4-120) SCREW (4-90)
ROLLER OF THE ROLLER OF THE ROLLER OF THE ROLLER OF THE

LEVER (4-160) OF LEVER (4-165) OF LEVER (4-160) OF LEVER (4-165) OF
THE SWITCH SW6 THE SWITCH SW5 THE SWITCH SW6 THE SWITCH SW5
SCREW NOT IN THE MIDDLE OF LEVER SCREW IN THE MIDDLE OF LEVER
Position of the screws (4-90) and (4-120)

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TASK 21-26-62-400-802-A01
2. Skin Air Valve - Assembly
Self explanatory.

Insertion/Extraction Tool
M81969-14-11 1
Test Box
BTVA340 1
4610381503
Bush Assembly Tool
OR 1
VF1620AA0-T502
Bush Assembly Tool
VF1620AA0-T503 1
Spring Adjusting Tool
4610382503 1
Splined Hub Tool
4610381505 1
Assembly Tool
4617101419 1
Assembly Tool
4617101411 1
Assembly Tool
4617101304 1
Mismatch Control Tool
4611422502 1
(2) Consumables
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RHODORSIL 55 Grease
AR
SILICONE Special Material (No. 1)
Electrical pin
001104-200-02 AR
Adhesive Dual Face
F-9469PC AR
Glue
LOCTITE 243 AR
Glue
DP190G (GREY) AR
Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
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D. Procedure
CAUTION: DO THE ASSEMBLY PARAGRAPHS RELATED TO THE DISASSEMBLED PARTS.
THE ASSEMBLY PARAGRAPHS MUST BE DONE WITH THE ORDER GIVEN BELOW.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-430-005-A01
(1) Assembly of the Body Sub-Assy (1-650)
(a) Only if necessary, install a bush (1-660) with the Special Tool (No. 11) Figure 7014, Sheet 1.
(b) If necessary install the identification plate (1-640) with some Special Material (No. 7) on the
Body Sub-Assy (1-650) or install the code bar label (1-645), the amendment label (1-646)
and the protector label (1-647) on the Body Sub-Assy (1-650) Figure 7015, Sheet 1.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-016-A01
(2) Installation of the Small Flap Sub-Assy (1-490) and the Flap Sub-Assy (1-590)
(a) Only if necessary, install the two bushes (1-540) with the Special Tool (No. 12) on the Small
Flap Sub-Assy (1-490) Figure 7016, Sheet 1.
(b) Only if necessary, install the two bushes (1-630) with the Special Tool (No. 12) on the Flap
Sub-Assy (1-590) Figure 7016, Sheet 1.
(c) Install the Small Flap Sub-Assy (1-490)
1 Install the two spacers (1-510) on the Small Flap Sub-Assy (1-490).
2 Position the Small Flap Sub-Assy (1-490) on the Flap Sub-Assy (1-590).
3 Attach the Small Flap Sub-Assy (1-490) with the two axles (1-500), the four flat
washers (1-520) and the two self locking nuts (1-530) on the Body Sub-Assy (1-650).
Do not tighten the two self locking nuts (1-530).
(d) If necessary install the seal (1-560)
1 Position the clamp (1-550) on the Flap Sub-Assy (1-590).
2 Secure them with the 12 screws (1-570) and the 12 self-locking nuts (1-580). Skin Air
Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01
(e) Adjust the length of the eye-ends (1-420)
1 Install one spring (1-480) on one tie-rod (1-410).
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2 Apply some Special Material (No. 1) on the spring and install this assembly into the tie-
rod body (1-360).
3 Install one nut (1-470) on one eye-end (1-420).
4 Screw it on the tie rod (1-410).
5 Install this assembly on the Special Tool (No. 13) equipped with a dynamometer.
6 Adjust the compression “C” and the length “L” Figure 7017, Sheet 1 to obtain:
C = 6.8 daN (601.82 lbf.in.)

L = 82 to 83 mm (3.2284 to 3.2677 in.)
If “L” is not correct release the nut (1-470) and adjust it.
7 After adjustment, lock the nut (1-470) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK
21-26-62-820-802-A01 and bond it with some Special Material (No. 9).
8 Install a feeler gauge: Ø 2 mm (0.078 in.), length 20 mm (0.78 in.) through the
oblong hole between the tie rod body (1-360) and the tie-rod (1-410) to facilitate the
installation of this part on the Body Sub-Assy (1-650).
9 Remove the Special Tool (No. 13).
10 do sequences 1 to 9 to assemble the second tie-rod body assembly.
(f) Install the axles (1-430) and (1-370) on the Flap Sub-Assy (1-590) and Small Flap Sub-Assy
(1-490).
(g) Install the spacers (1-440) on the axle (1-430).
(h) Install the two flat washers (1-380) on the axle (1-370) one on each side.
(i) Apply some Special Material (No. 1) on the extremities of the axle (1-430).
(j) Put in position the two tie-rod body assemblies and remove the feeler gauge.
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(k) Attach them:
– For the axle (1-430) with the two flat washers (1-450) and the two self-locking nuts
(1-460). Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01
– For the axle (1-370) with the two flat washers (1-390) and the two self-locking nuts
(1-400). Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01
(l) Installation of the flap equipped with the small flap
1 Install the two spacers (1-600) on the Flap Sub-Assy (1-590).
2 Set the flap equipped with the small flap in position on the Body Sub-Assy (1-650),
secure it with the two flat washers (1-610) and the two screws (1-620). Do not tighten
the two screws (1-620).
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-017-A01
(3) Installation of the Push Button (1-330)
(a) Apply some Special Material (No. 1) into the hole of the push button (1-330).
(b) Install the helical compression spring (1-340).
(c) Position the push button (1-330) and the bearing roller (1-350) Figure 7018, Sheet 1.
(d) Apply some Special Material (No. 13) on each extremity of the bearing roller (1-350)
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-018-A01
(4) Installation of the Manual Control Handle (1-290)
(a) Install a packing (1-320) into the bush (1-310).
(b) Apply some Special Material (No. 9) on the threads of the bush (1-310).
(c) Install the bush (1-310) in the Body Sub-Assy (1-650) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques,
TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01.
(d) Apply some Special Material (No. 1) into the bush (1-310).
(e) Install the splined hub (1-280).
(f) Apply some Special Material (No. 1) into the hole of the manual control handle (1-290).
(g) Install the Special Tool (No. 14) on the bush (1-310), the helical compression spring (1-270),
the manual control handle (1-290) and the bearing roller (1-300).
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(h) Install the helical compression spring (1-270) and the manual control handle (1-290) on the
Special Tool (No. 27) Figure 7021, Sheet 1.
(i) Install the bearing roller (1-300) with the Special Tool (No. 27) Figure 7021, Sheet 1.
(j) Set the actuator in intermediate position to facilitate its installation on the valve body.
(k) Remove the Special Tool (No. 14) and lock the manual control handle (1-290) with the push
button (1-330).
(l) Apply some Special Material (No. 1) on the splines of the splined axle (1-260) and install it.
(m) Install a quad ring seal (1-250) into the nut (1-240).
(n) Apply some Special Material (No. 9) on the threads of the nut (1-240).
(o) Install the nut (1-240) on the bush (1-310) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK
21-26-62-820-802-A01.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-430-006-A01
(5) Assembly of the Telescopic Transmission Cardan Sub-Assy (1-110)
(a) Apply some Special Material (No. 1) on the axle sleeve (1-170).
(b) Install the sleeve (1-160) on the axle sleeve (1-170) on the Special Tool (No. 28)
(c) Install the bearing roller (1-180) with the Special Tool (No. 28) Figure 7022, Sheet 1.
(d) Install the bush (1-140) on the sleeve (1-160).
(e) Apply some Special Material (No. 1) into the two joint cardans (1-130).
(f) Install one joint cardan (1-130) with one spring pin (1-150) with the Special Tool (No. 29) on
the sleeve (1-160) Figure 7023, Sheet 1.
(g) Install one joint cardan (1-130) with one spring pin (1-150) with the Special Tool (No. 29) on
the axle sleeve (1-170) Figure 7023, Sheet 1.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT IN BOTH DIRECTIONS THAT THE TELESCOPIC

TRANSMISSION CARDAN SUB-ASSY (1-110) ROTATION IS SMOOTH,
WITHOUT FRICTION OR BINDING POINT.
MAKE SURE THAT IN BOTH DIRECTIONS THAT THE BUSH (1-140)

TRANSLATION IS SMOOTH, WITHOUT FRICTION OR BINDING POINT.
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SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-019-A01
(6) Installation of the Telescopic Transmission Cardan Sub-Assy (1-110)
(a) Install the Telescopic Transmission Cardan Sub-Assy (1-110) on the actuator (1-10).
(b) Safety it with one spring pin (1-120) with the Special Tool (No. 29) Figure 7024, Sheet 1.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-020-A01
(7) Install the Linear Actuator Sub-Assy (1-10)
(a) Put in position the group actuator (1-10)/(1-110) assembly for the installation.
(b) Install one axle (1-20) and the key washer (1-30). The key washer flat edge must be
installed between the actuator (1-10) and the valve body (1-650) as per Figure 7019,
Sheet 1. Do not tighten the axle (1-20).
(c) Attach the Telescopic Transmission Cardan Sub-Assy (1-110) with one spring pin (1-120) to
the splined axle (1-260) with the Special Tool (No. 29) Figure 7023, Sheet 1.
(d) Attach the actuator to the small flap (1-490) with one axle (1-20), the two flat washers (1-40)
and the self-locking nut (1-50). Do not tighten the nut (1-50).
(e) Tighten the upper axle (1-20) and turn over the edges of the key washer (1-30).
(f) Adjust the position of the end fitting (3-10) Figure 7020, Sheet 1.
1 Connect the Skin Air Valve with the test box BTVA340 (Special Tool (No. 7)) and
supply it with 28 ± 0.1 VDC.
2 Connect together the green wires of the connector.
3 Electrically fully open the Skin Air Valve and measure A with thickness gauges.
4 Electrically fully close the Skin air Valve and measure B with thickness gauges.
5 Adjust the position of the end fitting (3-10) to get:
A - B = 0.1 to 0.5 mm (0.00394 to 0.01968 in.)
6 For that remove the lower fixation of the actuator (1-50), (1-40), (1-20) to release the
end fitting of the actuator.
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7 Release the nut (3-20), unscrew or screw the end fitting (3-10) to obtain the correct
value.
(g) Tighten the nut (3-20) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01 and
safety it with the edge of the washer (3-30).
(h) Attach the actuator to the small flap (1-490) with one axle (1-20), the two flat washers (1-40)
and the self-locking nut (1-50) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-
A01.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-022-A01
(8) Control of the mismatch of the Small Flap (1-490)
NOTE: If the small flap or the valved body is new (not painted), do not the control of the
mismatch of the small flap.
(a) Connect the Skin Air Valve with the test box BTVA340 (Special Tool (No. 7)) and supply it
with 28 ± 0.1 VDC.
(b) Connect together the green wires of the connector.
(c) Electrically fully close the Skin air Valve.
(d) Control the mismatch between the small flap (1-490) and the valve body (1-650) all around
the small flap (1-490) with the Special Tool (No. 30).
(e) It must be = - 0.9 to + 0.9 mm (- 0.03543 to + 0.03543 in.)
(f) If the control of the mismatch is successful:
Torque the two self locking nuts (1-530) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK
21-26-62-820-802-A01.
Control again the mismatch all around the small flap (1-490): ref to (d).
(g) If the control of the mismatch is not successful:
Replace the small flap (1-490) and do again the Install the Linear Actuator Sub-Assy
(1-10), SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-020-A01 and the Control of the mismatch of the Small Flap
(1-490), SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-022-A01.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-023-A01
(9) Control of the mismatch of the Flap (1-590)
NOTE: If the flap or the valved body is new (not painted), do not the control of the mismatch of
the flap.
with 28 ± 0.1 VDC.
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(d) Control the mismatch between the flap (1-590) and the valve body (1-650) all around the
flap (1-590) with the Special Tool (No. 30).
(e) It must be = - 0.9 to + 0.9 mm (- 0.03543 to + 0.03543 in.)
(f) If the control of the mismatch is successful:
Torque the two screws (1-620) Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK
21-26-62-820-802-A01.
Control again the mismatch all around the flap (1-590): ref to (d).
(g) If the control of the mismatch is not successful:
Replace the flap (1-590) and do again the Install the Linear Actuator Sub-Assy (1-10),
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-020-A01, the Control of the mismatch of the Small Flap (1-490),
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-022-A01 and the Control of the mismatch of the Flap (1-590),
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-023-A01.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-024-A01
(10) Control of the mismatch of the manual control handle (1-290)
NOTE: If the manual control handle or the valved body is new (not painted), do not the control
of the mismatch of the manual control handle .
with 28 ± 0.1 VDC.
(d) Control the mismatch between the manual control handle (1-290) and the valve body
(1-650) with the Special Tool (No. 30).
(e) It must be = - 0.05 to 0 mm (- 0.00196 to 0 in.)
NOTE: the manual control handle (1-290) is inside the valve body (1-650).
(f) If the control of the mismatch is not successful:
Replace the manual control handle (1-290) and do again the Control of the mismatch of the
manual control handle (1-290), SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-024-A01.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-420-021-A01
(11) Installation of the Switch Sub-Assy (1-200)
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(a) Install the packing with retainer (1-230) on the Switch Sub-Assy (1-200) (rubber part of the
packing side of the switch).
(b) Install the Switch Sub-Assy (1-200) equipped with the packing (1-230) on the Body Sub-
Assy (1-650).
(c) Install the label (1-190) into the Body Sub-Assy (1-650). Take care to put the key of the label
into the notch of the switch.
(d) Install the washer (1-220) and the nut (1-210). Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK
21-26-62-820-802-A01
(e) Pass the switch wires through the clamp (5-110).
(f) If necessary, install three pieces of Special Material (No. 3) (length: 60 mm (2.36 in.)) on the
switch wires and retract them Figure 7015, Sheet 1.
(g) If the actuator is new, cut both green wires to 160 mm (6.3 in.) from the actuator housing
and with a standard crimping tool, crimp one Special Material (No. 2) on each wire Ref.
to Installation of the Printed Circuit (5-80) for P/N VFT300B00 AMDT A, SUBTASK
21-26-62-420-007-A02 steps (w) and (x).
(h) Install a piece of Special Material (No. 3) (length: 20 mm (0.78 in.)) on the actuator wires
and retract it Figure 7015, Sheet 1.
(i) Install the two connector adapters (1-60), the two loop clamps (1-70) and the earthing strip
(5-120). Install the lug of the earthing strip under the self-locking nut (1-100) which has no
washer (1-90).
(j) Attach them with the two screws (1-80), the washer (1-90) and the two self- locking nuts
(1-100) Figure 7015, Sheet 1. Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques, TASK 21-26-62-820-802-
A01
(k) Connect the two switch wires and the two connector wires to the connector adapters (1-60)
with the Special Tool (No. 1).
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Use of the Bush Assembly Tool (Special Tool (No. 11))

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ACTUATOR (1-10)
SPECIAL
MATERIAL N°3
SWITCH WIRES
CONNECTOR
ADAPTER (1-60)
5 ±2 mm
(0.196 ±0.078 in.)
LOOP
(1-645)
CLAMP (1-70)
(1-647)
5 ±2 mm
(0.196 ±0.078 in.)
EARTHING
STRIP (5-120)
5 ±2 mm
(0.196 ±0.078 in.)
(1-646)
Wiring Diagram of the Actuator

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Use of the Bush Assembly Tool (Special Tool (No. 12))

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Adjustment of the Length

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Installation of the Push Button (1-330)

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KEY WASHER
FLAT EDGE VALVE BODY
ACTUATOR
Installation of the Linear Actuator Sub-Assy (1-10)

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Adjustment of the End Fitting (3-10)

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(1-270) (1-290)
SPECIAL TOOL No. 27
Installation of the Pin (1-300)

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(1-170)
(1-160)
SPECIAL TOOL No. 28
Installation of the Pin (1-180)

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SPECIAL TOOL No. 29
Installation of the Pins (1-120) and (1-150)

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(1-010)
SPECIAL TOOL No. 29
Installation of the Pin (1-120) near the actuator (1-10)

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FITS AND CLEARANCES

TASK 21-26-62-820-801-A01
1. Skin Air Valve - Fits and Clearances
Not applicable
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TASK 21-26-62-820-802-A01
2. Skin Air Valve - Tightening Torques
Torque Value Table

Table 8001
TORQUE VALUE
IPL Fig. Item No. DESIGNATION
N.m lbf.in
(1-20) Axle 3.52 to 3.89 31.16 to 34.42
(1-50) Nut, self-locking 4.09 to 4.52 36.20 to 40.00
(1-80) Screw 0.90 to 1.00 7.97 to 8.85
(1-210) Nut 0.48 to 0.53 4.25 to 4.69
(1-240) Nut 7.20 to 8.80 63.73 to 77.88
(1-310) Bush 7.20 to 8.80 63.73 to 77.88
(1-470) Nut 0.62 to 0.68 5.49 to 6.01
(1-570) Screw 1.00 to 1.20 8.86 to 10.62
(1-620) Screw 4.56 to 5.04 40.36 to 44.60
(3-20) Nut 3.52 to 3.89 31.16 to 34.42
(3-40) Setscrew 0.38 to 0.42 3.37 to 3.80
(3-130) Screw 0.38 to 0.42 3.37 to 3.80
(3-150) Screw 0.38 to 0.42 3.37 to 3.80
(4-20) Screw 0.48 to 0.53 4.25 to 4.69
(4-70) Screw 0.38 to 0.42 3.37 to 3.80
(4-140) Screw 0.23 to 0.25 2.04 to 2.21
(4-180) Screw 0.23 to 0.25 2.04 to 2.21
(4-210) Screw 0.23 to 0.25 2.04 to 2.21
(5-10) Screw 0.23 to 0.25 2.04 to 2.21
(5-60) Screw 0.50 to 0.55 4.43 to 4.86
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Torque Value Table

TORQUE VALUE
IPL Fig. Item No. DESIGNATION
N.m lbf.in
(5-90) Screw 0.26 to 0.28 2.3 to 2.48
(5-100) Screw 0.26 to 0.28 2.3 to 2.48
(5-130) Screw 0.62 to 0.68 5.49 to 6.01
(5-140) Screw 0.62 to 0.68 5.49 to 6.01
(5-190) Screw 0.62 to 0.68 5.49 to 6.01
(8-20) Screw 0.26 to 0.28 2.3 to 2.48
(8-80) Screw 0.46 to 0.51 4.08 to 4.51
(9-20) Screw 0.48 to 0.53 4.25 to 4.69
(9-40) Screw 0.48 to 0.53 4.25 to 4.69
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SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES

TASK 21-26-62-940-801-A01
1. Skin Air Valve - Special Tools, Fixture, Equipment and Consumables
A. Special Tools and Equipment List
NOTE: You can use equivalent alternatives for the items that follow.
PAGE
REF. BLOCK
PART NUMBER DESIGNATION
NO. WHERE
USED
1 M81969-14-11 Insertion/Extraction Tool 3000
2 VF1620AA0-T504 Bush Disassembly Tool 3000/6000
3 VF1620AA0-T520 Bush Disassembly Tool 3000
5 8480MT451-004 Manual Limiter Assembly Tool 7000
7 BTVA340 Test Box 1000/5000/7000
8 8480ES000-062 Switch Adjusting Tool 5000
11 4610381503 Bush Assembly Tool 7000
OR
VF1620AA0-T502
12 VF1620AA0-T503 Bush Assembly Tool 7000
13 4610382503 Spring Adjusting Tool 7000
14 4610381505 Splined Hub Tool 7000
15 0000ES117-001 Leakage Test Tool 5000
16 4822MT002-001 Switch Adjusting Tool 7000
17 8480MT456-069 Washer Centering Tool 7000
18 8480MT456-070 Key 7000
19 4618241595 Adapter 7000
20 8480MT000-071 Packing Install Tool 7000
21 8480MT451-072 Limiter Support 7000
22 4618241592 Limiter Adapter 7000
23 4618241533 Shim 5000
24 4610427708 Test Set-Up 5000
25 M22520-1-01 Crimping Tool 7000
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PAGE
REF. BLOCK
PART NUMBER DESIGNATION
NO. WHERE
USED
26 M22520-1-02 Locator 7000
27 4617101419 Assembly Tool 7000
28 4617101411 Assembly Tool 7000
29 4617101304 Assembly Tool 7000
30 4611422502 Mismatch Control Tool 7000
31 4618241527 Setscrew Screwdriver 7000
32 4610426503 Switch Resistance Test Bundle 1000/5000/7000
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B. List of Consumable Materials
NOTE: You can use equivalent alternatives for the items that follow.
PAGE
SPECIAL
DESIGNATION AND SUPPLIER'S CODE OR BLOCK
MATERIAL
SPECIFICATION NAME AND ADDRESS WHERE
NO.
USED
GREASE VF0107 7000
1 RHODORSIL 55 SILICONE RHODIA CHIMIE
40 RUE DE LA HAIE COQ
93300 AUBERVILLIERS
FRANCE
ELECTRICAL PIN VF0394 7000
2 001104-200-02 AMPHENOL - AIR LB
2 RUE CLEMENT ADER
ZAC DE WE
08110 CARIGNAN
FRANCE
THERMO- VF0286 7000
SHRINKABLE TUBING
3 RNF 100-1-8-0 (BLACK) TYCO ELECTRONICS FRANCE SAS.
4 RNF 100-3-32-0 (BLACK) BP 39 PONTOISE
5 SCL-3-16-0-STK (BLACK) 95301 CERGY PONTOISE CEDEX
6 DR25-3-8-0 (BLACK) FRANCE
ADHESIVE DUAL FACE VF0347 7000
7 F-9469PC 3M FRANCE
BD L'OISE
95000 CERGY
FRANCE
GLUE VF7121 7000
8 LOCTITE 222 HENKEL TECHNOLOGIES
9 LOCTITE 243 FRANCE DIVISION LOCTITE
10 LOCTITE 601 77716 MARNE LA VALLEE CEDEX 4
12 LOCTITE FRANCE
OLEOETANCHE 542
GLUE VF0347 7000
13 DP190G (GREY) 3M FRANCE
BD L'OISE
95000 CERGY
FRANCE
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PAGE
SPECIAL
MATERIAL
NO.
USED
GLUE VD0026 7000
14 NEOPRENE ADHESIVE UHU GMBH & CO. KG
UHU KONTACT HERRMANNSTR. 7
77815 BUEHL
GERMANY
ELECTRICAL WIRE VF1868 7000
15 E2419 DRAKA FILECA
16 E2219 ROUTE NATIONALE 1
17 E2019 LIEU-DIT LA PETITE CAMPAGNE
60730 SAINTE GENEVIEVE
FRANCE
GREASE VF1858 7000
18 AEROSHELL 7 SOCIETE DES PETROLES SHELL
307 RUE ESTIENNE D'ORVES
PORTES DE LA DEFENSE
92700 COLOMBES
FRANCE
19 DELETED
VARNISH VF1419 7000
20 7020W509 WITH PPG COATINGS SA
CATALYST 7021 7 ALL DE LA PLAINE
OR 76700 GONFREVILLE L'ORCHER
BLOC’RONT 2070 FRANCE
OR VF5517
BLOCJELT 6967 CRC INDUSTRIES FRANCE SAS
DIVISION KF
12 BD MARTYRS CHATEAUBRIANT
95100 ARGENTEUIL
FRANCE
VF6952
ITW SPRAYTEC
38 RUE GALLIENI
92600 ASNIERES SUR SEINE
FRANCE
DELETED
21
22
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PAGE
SPECIAL
MATERIAL
NO.
USED
GLUE VF0286
23 ADHESIVE S1125 KIT 1 TYCO ELECTRONICS FRANCE SAS. 7000
BP 39 PONTOISE
95301 CERGY PONTOISE CEDEX
FRANCE
VARNISH SCC3 VFAFY5 7000
24 DCA200H HK WENTWORTH LIMITED
OR 32 RUE DE TOURNENFILS
DCA01L CREAPOLE No. 1
91540 MENNECY
FRANCE
SEALANT VF0107 7000
25 RTV162 RHODIA CHIMIE
40 RUE DE LA HAIE COQ
93300 AUBERVILLIERS
FRANCE
STORAGE AGENT LOCAL PURCHASE 15000
26 DESICCANT
CLEANING AGENT LOCAL PURCHASE 4000
27 ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL
28 LIQUID SOAP
SEALANT VF0217 7000
30 BRISAL OX50851 SAFRAN ELECTRICAL & POWER
OR 1 RUE LOUIS BLERIOT
BRISAL OX50855 PARC D'ACTIVITE ANDROMEDE
31700 BLAGNAC
FRANCE
VARNISH VF0395 7000
33 ANTIFLASH 10250/10270 VON ROLL FRANCE SA
OR 145 RUE DE LA REPUBLIQUE
2405-02 RED 69330 MEYZIEU
OR FRANCE
2407-02 RED V08800
OR VON ROLL USA INC
ER-43/368-D RED 200 VON ROLL DRIVE
SCHENECTADY, NY 12306
UNITED STATES
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PAGE
SPECIAL
MATERIAL
NO.
USED
SOLDER LOCAL PURCHASE 7000
34 O.D. 0.5 mm (0.1968 in.)
60 % Sn, 40 % Pb
Low residue
DRY CLEANER VF6952 11000
35 JELT 7351 ITW SPRAYTEC
SOUDURE NET 38 RUE GALLIENI
92600 ASNIERES SUR SEINE
FRANCE
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SPECIAL PROCEDURES
TASK 21-26-62-860-801-A01
1. De-soldering - Soldering of the Component
Self explanatory.

No specific 1 Soldering iron with adaptable tips
No specific 1 Unsoldering pump or de-soldering braid
(2) Consumables

JELT 7351 Dry cleaner
AR
SOUDURE NET Special Material (No. 35)
Skin Air Valve - Cleaning, TASK 21-26-62-100-801-A01
C. Job Set-up Information

Not applicable.
D. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
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E. Procedure
WARNING: WHEN YOU DO NOT USE THE SOLDERING IRON, MAKE SURE THAT THE POWER
IS SET TO OFF, OR THAT YOU DISCONNECT THE CONNECTOR. A TOO HOT
SOLDERING IRON CAN CAUSE DAMAGE.
CAUTION: OBEY THE STANDARD SAFETY PRECAUTIONS RELATED TO ELECTROSTATIC

DISCHARGE (ESD).
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT THE SOLDERING IRON AND THE UNSOLDERING PUMP THAT
YOU USE OPERATE CORRECTLY (REGULAR THERMAL INSPECTIONS AND
MAINTENANCE).MAKE SURE THAT THE SOLDERING TIPS ARE ELECTRICALLY
BONDED. IF THE SOLDERING TIPS SHOW SIGNS OF WEAR, REPLACE THEM.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-620-001-A01
(1) De-soldering of the component
(a) If necessary, remove the protective varnish:
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT YOU DO NOT USE TOO MUCH HEAT. IF YOU USE TOO
MUCH HEAT, DAMAGE CAN OCCUR TO:
- THE ADJACENT SOLDERED JOINTS,
- THE TERMINAL PADS,
- THE PRINTED CIRCUIT COPPER LINES,
- THE ADJACENT COMPONENTS.
IF NECESSARY, USE THERMAL CLIPS TO GIVE PROTECTION TO THE

ADJACENT COMPONENTS.
1 With the soldering iron, apply heat to the repair surface (not to the adjacent surfaces)
until the protective varnish comes apart from this surface.
2 Clean the repair area Skin Air Valve - Cleaning, TASK 21-26-62-100-801-A01.
CAUTION: BE CAREFUL NOT TO USE TOO MUCH FORCE ON THE COMPONENT LEADS
TO PREVENT DAMAGE.
(b) Remove the component.
1 If necessary, remove the adhesive bonding or the attaching parts which attach the
component to the board.
CAUTION: TO PREVENT DAMAGE OF THE BOARD AND ITS COMPONENTS, DO THE

SOLDERING OPERATION WITH AN IRON TEMPERATURE BETWEEN 340
AND 360 °C (644 AND 680 °F). THE CONTACT OF THE IRON WITH THE
BOARD MUST NOT EXCEED 5 SECONDS.
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2 With the soldering iron, the applicable tip and the unsoldering pump or de-soldering
braid, remove the solder from the terminal pad on the component to release the leads.
NOTE: When applicable, we recommend that you cut the lead to remove the
component. If you do not cut the leads, there is a risk of damage to adjacent
components or to the board and its conductive pattern.
3 Remove the component and the solder.
4 Clean the repair area with Special Material (No. 35) to remove all signs of soldering
flux.
SUBTASK 21-26-62-620-002-A01
(2) Soldering of the component
(a) Find the correct position of the new component on the board. If necessary, record the
distance between its leads.
(b) Cut the lead that comes out of the plated hole to a length of between 0.8 mm and 1.5 mm
(0.031 and 0.059 in.).
(c) Install the new component on the board.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT YOU SOLDER ON THE NON-COMPONENT SIDE ONLY.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT YOU ONLY APPLY THE SOLDER TO THE PARTS YOU
SOLDER, NOT TO THE SOLDERING IRON.
DO NOT USE TOO MUCH SOLDER.
DO NOT ADD SOLDERING FLUX (THE SOLDERING FLUX MUST BE INCLUDED

IN THE SOLDER).
CAUTION: TO PREVENT DAMAGE OF THE BOARD AND ITS COMPONENTS, DO THE

SOLDERING OPERATION WITH AN IRON TEMPERATURE BETWEEN 340 AND
360 °C (644 AND 680 °F). THE CONTACT OF THE IRON WITH THE BOARD
MUST NOT EXCEED 5 SECONDS.
(d) With the soldering iron and the applicable tip, solder the new component to the board.
(e) On the two sides of the plated hole, do a check of the soldering joint for correct:
– shape,
– volume,
– brightness,
– moulding.
(f) Attach or bond (as applicable) the component to the board.
(g) Clean the soldering joint with Special Material (No. 35) to remove all signs of soldering flux.
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(h) Let the board dry.
(i) Clean the repair area to remove all remaining material Skin Air Valve - Cleaning, TASK
21-26-62-100-801-A01.
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STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION)

TASK 21-26-62-550-801-A01
1. Skin Air Valve - Storage
Self explanatory.
Not applicable.
(2) Consumables

DESICCANT AR Storage agent
Not applicable.
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable.
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 21-26-62-550-001-A01
(1) Storage of the Skin Air Valve
(a) Seal the skin air valve in a plastic bag which contains the Special Material (No. 26).
(b) Keep the skin air valve in a dry environment at stable temperature.
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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
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TASK 21-26-62-872-002-A01
1. General
A. General
(1) The methods recommended for finding a part number, or details of a part are in paragraph 2 of
this introduction.
(2) The Illustrated Part List (IPL) contains:

– Illustrations that show an exploded view of the parts
– The related detailed Parts List.
B. How to use the Detailed Parts List

(1) To find a part with a known Part Number (P/N) in an illustration:
(a) Refer to the numerical index (NI/ALPHA) and find the P/N.
(b) Find the related Fig. Item in the "CH-SECT-UNIT-FIG. ITEM" column.
(c) Refer to the Parts List and find the first Fig. Number that you found in the numerical index.
(d) Find the Item number in the illustration.
(e) For more data about the Item refer the Parts List related to the illustration.
(f) When the first figure does not show the applicable part refer to the other figure numbers in
the numerical index.
(2) To find a part number when you only know the assembly:
(a) Find the illustration that shows the breakdown of the assembly.
(b) Find the part and its index number on the illustration. This will also tell you the description
and the part number.
(c) Find the index number on the Parts List page related to the illustration. This will also tell you
the description and the part number.
C. Plan of the IPL

(1) Alpha and Numerical Indexes (NI/ALPHA/NUM):
– Contain all the part numbers listed in the Detailed Parts List, in alphabetical and numerical
order.
– Give the Parts List Locations and total quantities necessary for each component and Location:
The customer's part number can be added by the customer when required.
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(2) Indenture System of the Detailed Parts List

The Indenture system shows parts and assemblies which are related to their next higher
assemblies (NHA) as follows:
1234567
Assembly
Attaching parts for assembly
.Detail parts for assembly
.Sub-assembly
.Attaching parts for sub-assembly
..Detailed parts for sub-assembly
..Sub-sub-assembly
..Attaching parts for sub-sub-assembly
...Detailed parts for sub-sub-assembly
(3) Detailed composition of an IPL
Help for the IPL-Page Example

Table 1
FIG ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE USAGE CODE QTY PER

1234567 ASS
.......
1-1A V2T61 BUTTERFLY AIR VALVE RF
-1B V2T61-1 BUTTERFLY AIR VALVE RF
-10A V2T61-200 .ACTUATOR-COUPLING-AXLE 1
S.A. (NP)
Attaching parts
20A V2T125-05 .CLAMP, HALF 1
30A MINOX1X-8-32-52 .COLLAR VF2560 1
***
40A VR9030 ..ACTUATOR SUB ASSY 1A 1
SEE 21-23-24-02 FOR DET
40B VR9030A ..ACTUATOR SUB ASSY 1B 1
SEE 21-23-24-03 FOR DET
_IPL INTRO
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Help for the IPL-Page Example

Table 1 (continued)
FIG ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE USAGE CODE QTY PER

1234567 ASS
.......
50A VR9030-11 ..SHIM, PEEL 1B AR
60A V2T61-300 BUSH (LH) 1
70A V2T61-300 BUSH (LH) 1
70B V2T61-310 BUSH (LH) 1
Post SB27-064
(a) Attaching Parts
The Attaching Parts are listed after the assembly which they attach under the same
indenture number. The words "Attaching Parts" are before three asterisks followed by the
nomenclature. The Next Higher Assembly (NHA) is the major part. The quantity per NHA is
that quantity of attaching parts necessary to attach one assembly to the NHA.
(b) Vendor Code
A vendor code is assigned to the parts manufactured by firms other than SAFRAN
VENTILATION SYSTEMS.
These codes are in accordance with the current issue of the Manufacturers Cataloging
Handbook H4/H8:
Federal Supply Code for Manufacturers (FSCM) or Commercial and Government Entity
(CAGE) code (United States and Canada only).
Nato Supply Code for Manufacturers (NSCM) (excluding United States and Canada).
Vendor codes are preceded by the letter "V".
(c) See XX-XX-XX-XX for DET or NHA
Identifies correctly:
– the Location of the full breakdown of a sub-assembly in the IPL,

– the Location of the NHA of the item in the IPL.
(d) Quantity
The number in the Units Per Assy column shows the quantity of parts used per one NHA or
installation.
– AR = as required,
– RF = reference (quantity shown in NHA figure).
(e) Symmetrical Parts
LH or RH identifies the left hand or right hand position of the part.
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If a part is only on one assembly (LH side) or (RH side) follows its title.
(f) Usage Code
A letter (A, B, C, etc.) after the relevant Item Number shows part variation related to the
NHA. If a letter code is not shown the part is applicable to all the variants of the NHA.
FIG ITEM USAGE CODE

1- 1A
- 1B
- 1C
10A 1A
10B 1BC
20A
Figure 1 item 10A is on assembly 1A.

Figure 1 item 10B is on assemblies 1B and 1C.
Figure 1 item 20A is on assemblies 1A, 1B, 1C.
(g) Revision Indicator
Revised pages show the letter "R" in the right hand margin, aligned with each changed or
added line.
(h) Non Procurable Item (NP)
Identifies an item that is not supplied.
(i) Other Notes
1 ORDER OVRLGTHMPN
Identifies a part number with more than fifteen characters that cannot fit in the part
number column.
2 SB XX-XXX
Identifies the Service Bulletin (SB).

When Service Bulletin number shown in the nomenclature column has a relationship
to an AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE (AD), the AD number shall be shown in
parentheses, following the service bulletin by means of letters AD and the number.
For example:
PRE SB XX-XXX (AD XXXX), POST SB XX-XXX (AD XXXX), ADDED BY SB XX-
XXX (AD XXXX), DELETED BY SB XX-XXX (AD XXXX), etc.
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3 SEL FROM
Identifies a part which you must select from a group of parts that are aligned with the
basic part number.
4 OVERSIZE/UNDERSIZE
Identifies a part as oversize or undersize.
5 OPT TO
Identifies an optional part that is fully interchangeable with the original part.
6 ALT FROM PN XXXX
Identifies an alternative part (this is a part that is fully interchangeable with the original
part after it has had a modification).
7 BUY PN XXXX
Identifies the replacement part for the part in the part number column.
8 "MADE FROM XXXXXXXXXX" AND/OR "MADE BY XXXXX" (1 and 2)
Identifies the part number of the basic material (e.g. for seals, hinge strips, extrusion
etc.) from which the part in the part number column is manufactured.
Identifies the unit of measurement followed by the dimensions or quantity.
9 SEE CMM or ACMM
Refer to the Component Maintenance Manual or Abbreviated Component Maintenance

Manuel for the part listed in the detailed parts list.
10 LM (LOCAL MANUFACTURE)
Identifies a locally made part.
11 USED ON MPN
Identifies the NHA for a part in the part number column.

This is used when the NHA is not clear from the Usage Code (almost the same
assemblies with details that are not the same but have a single breakdown).
12 PART NUMBER
A part number with an alpha at the end refers to a color coded part.
For exterior paint refer to repair.
13 SUPSDS AND SUPSD BY
Supersedes and superseded by.
_IPL INTRO
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LIST OF VENDORS
CODE NAME ADDRESS
V73760 ITT AEROSPACE CONTROLS LLC!DBA 28150 INDUSTRY DR UNIT V

ITT AEROSPACE CONTROLS VALENCIA 91355-4100
UNITED STATES
VF0110 AFNOR (ASSOCIATION FRANCAISE 93571 LA PLAINE ST DENIS CEDEX

DE NORMALISATION) FRANCE
VF0111 BUREAU NORMALISATION 199 RUE JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU

AERONAUTIQUE ESPACE (BNAE) TECHNOPOLIS 54
92130 ISSY LES MOULINEAUX
FRANCE
VF0224 ARCONIC FIXATIONS SIMMONDS SAS 9 RUE DES CRESSONNIERES

72110 SAINT COSME EN VAIRAIS
FRANCE
VF0225 SOURIAU 9 RUE PORTE DE BUC

78000 VERSAILLES
FRANCE
VF0229 LE JOINT FRANCAIS BP 16

95871 BEZONS CEDEX
FRANCE
VF0270 KOYO BEARINGS VIERZON 61 RTE DE FOECY

MAROMME 18100 VIERZON
FRANCE
VF0394 AMPHENOL - AIR LB 2 RUE CLEMENT ADER

ZAC DE WE
08110 CARIGNAN
FRANCE
VF1595 TRELEC AV COLONEL PARSONS

ZA DE VILSAIN
28200 CHATEAUDUN
FRANCE
VF1699 BOLLHOFF OTALU SA RTE D APREMONT

Z.I. DE L ALBANNE
73490 LA RAVOIRE
FRANCE
VF1907 HONEYWELL 128 RTE DE L'ORME

PARC TECHNOLOGIQUE CD 128
91190 SAINT AUBIN
FRANCE
VF2107 GGB FRANCE EURL 65 CHE DE LA PRAIRIE

74000 ANNECY
FRANCE
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LIST OF VENDORS (continued)
CODE NAME ADDRESS
VF3341 HELLERMANNTYTON 2 RUE DES HETRES

MINIPARC DU MANET
78190 TRAPPES
FRANCE
VF3388 PLOMBELEC RUE 6EME AVENUE

ZAC SYNERGIE
45130 MEUNG SUR LOIRE
FRANCE
VF4957 SAFRAN VENTILATION SYSTEMS 10 PL MARCEL DASSAULT

ZAC DU GRAND NOBLE
31700 BLAGNAC
FRANCE
VF7507 APEM 55 AV EDOUARD HERRIOT

82300 CAUSSADE
FRANCE
VF8300 CIMD (CENTRE D'IDENTIFICATION BP 10

DES MATERIELS DE LA DEFENSE) 35998 RENNES CEDEX 9
FRANCE
VF9547 NSK FRANCE SA 2 RUE GUYNEMER

QUARTIER DE L EUROPE
78280 GUYANCOURT
FRANCE
VK1499 BARDEN CORPORATION (UK) LTD PLYMBRIDGE ROAD

ESTOVER PLYMOUTH
PL6 7LH
UNITED KINGDOM
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ALPHA/NUMERIC INDEX
PART NUMBER AIRLINE FIGURE ITEM TOTAL

STOCK NUMBER NUMBER REQ'D
NUMBER
A041-080-10 3 80A AR
A041-080-50 3 90A 1
A082-120-10 7 -120A AR
A082-120-12 7 -110A AR
A082-120-15 7 100A AR
A082-120-50 7 130A AR
AIG2-5X19-8BR 1 350A 1
AIG2-5X9-8BR 1 180A 1
AIG2X11-8BR 1 300A 1
B8Q1CA025004APA 9 20A 2
9 40A 2
B8Q1CA025008APA 8 20A 2
BSA3 8 90A 1
D3Q1CA030008APA 5 -190B 6
D3Q1CA030010APA 5 130A 1
D3Q1CF030008APA 5 190A 6
E2Q1ZD040A 1 470A 2
ETN5V 5 -180A 0
GKQ1CK025UPA 4 100A 1
4 130A 1
H1Q1CA020008APA 4 210A 1
4 140A 2
H1Q1CA020014APA 4 180A 2
5 10A 4
H1Q1CA025003APA 3 150A 1
H1Q1CA025004APA 5 90A 3
H1Q1CA025006APA 3 130A 5
H1Q1CA025010APA 5 100A 1
H1Q1CA030005APA 5 140A 4
H1Q1CA030006APA 5 60A 1
H2Q1CA025003APA 4 70A 1
H2Q1CA025005APA 4 20A 1
H2Q1CA030005APA 8 80A 1
HE302-2H14B19PN 6 10A 1
J00447-178-61D6 3 -70B 1
- ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED _NI

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ALPHA/NUMERIC INDEX (continued)

NUMBER
J00447X178A61D6 3 70A 1
J00900-100-61D6 1 -320B 1
J00900100FLS5 1 320A 1
J00909-150-61D8 7 -180B 1
J00909X150A61D8 7 180A 1
J01242X178Q61D6 8 70A 1
J01877-178-61D6 3 -110B 1
J01877X178A61D6 3 110A 1
KAR200A038C 9 80A 6
KG0400A040F 5 160A 2
KR00686-008 7 20A 1
(optional, see basic P/N 4610428051)
KR00688-001 7 150A 1
KR00693-003 7 30A 1
7 80A 1
KR00698-001 7 10A 1
7 140A 1
M100 8 10A 1
MB0808DU 1 630A 2
NNCA020012T 1 120A 2
1 150A 2
Q00765-178-61D7 1 -250B 1
Q00765178FLS7 1 250A 1
Q01242-178-61D6 8 -70B 1
R6CA050C 1 610A 2
S1ED020AL 4 200A 1
SS686P6GPRJL001CP1 7 20A 1
SS688P6GPRJG305CP1 7 150A 1
SS698-2ZP6GPRJG305CP1 7 10A 1
7 140A 1
T18MR 6 20A 2

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NUMBER
U215 1 220A 1
U360 1 230A 1
U76 1 210A 1
VCQ1CA025006APA 4 -40A 4
VDQ1CA025005APA 3 40A 1
VDQ1CA025007APA 4 90A 1
4 120A 1
VF1620AA0-0001 1 360A 2
VF1620AA0-0002 1 410A 2
VF1620AA0-0003 1 420A 2
VF1620AA0-0004 1 370A 1
VF1620AA0-0005 1 430A 1
VF1620AA0-0006 1 440A 2
VF1620AA0-0008 1 20A 2
1 500A 2
VFT210-14 1 510A 2
VFT210-200-03 1 660A 1
VFT210-300-02 1 170A 1
VFT210-400-02 1 540A 2
VFT210-600 1 200A 1
VFT300-20 1 330A 1
VFT300-21 1 340A 1
VFT300-22 1 560A 1
VFT300-23 1 550A 1
VFT300-300-03 1 140A 1
VFT300-300-04 1 130A 2
VFT300B00 1 -1B RF
1 -1A RF
001119-201-02 1 60A 2
01320250025 8 -50A 1
9 50A 2
9 60A 2
4 -50A 4
092-180-100 10 20A 3

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NUMBER
102664AN 6 40A 1
(optional, see basic P/N 12SX1T)
6 60A 1
6 90A 1
12SX1T 6 60A 1
6 90A 1
6 40A 1
18135 5 20A 4
4 150A 6
1903000023 4 -100B 1
4 -130B 1
21SX39T 6 50A 1
6 70A 1
6 80A 1
6 100A 1
22208CA050020E 1 620A 2
22256CF030016 1 570A 12
22291CA030008 1 80A 2
23111CA030 1 90A 1
1 390A 2
1 450A 2
23111CA040 1 380A 2
23111CA050 1 40A 2
1 520A 4
23350CA050 1 30A 1
262060 1 70A 2
399 6 30A 1
3PH135M 1 400A 2
1 580A 12
1 100A 2
1 460A 2
4610172014 1 -330B 1
4610221014 2 -1A RF
1 10A 1
4610221014AAA 3 -1A RF

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NUMBER
2 20A 1
4610221014BBB 3 160A 1
3 -160B 1
4 -1A RF
4610221014CCC 4 220A 1
5 -1A RF
4610221014DDD 5 200A 1
7 -1A RF
4610221014EEE 7 190A 1
8 -1A RF
4610383005 1 590A 1
4610383006 1 600A 2
4610383007 1 650A 1
4610383015 1 290A 1
4610383016 1 480A 2
4610383017 1 270A 1
4610383018 1 240A 1
4610383019 1 190A 1
4610383020 1 160A 1
4610383021 1 -110A 1
4610383023 1 490A 1
4610383024 1 310A 1
4610383025 1 280A 1
4610383026 1 260A 1
4610400123 1 -640A 1
4610400153 1 -645A 1
4610400158 2 -15A 1
1 -647A 1
4610400160 1 -646A 1
4610400161 1 -640B 1
4610400170 2 -10B 1
4610426001 1 -650B 1
4610426006 2 -1B RF
1 -10B 1
4610426006AAA 3 -1B RF

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NUMBER
2 -20B 1
4610426006BBB 4 -1B RF
4610426006CCC 4 -220B 1
5 -1B RF
4610426006DDD 5 -200B 1
7 -1B RF
4610426006EEE 8 -1B RF
7 -190B 1
4610428051 7 20A 1
4610428052 7 30A 1
7 80A 1
4610428053 7 140A 1
7 10A 1
4610428064 4 -165B 1
4616420900 5 -80B 1
4618242012 4 -170B 1
5 -40B 1
6 -1B RF
4618242020 9 -90B 6
4618242025 4 -160B 2
4618242038 4 -165C 1
4618326001 8 -100B 1
4618326002 5 -170B 0
4618326004 5 -150B 1
4618326005 3 -120B 1
4619976219 7 150A 1
4822-001 5 30A 4
4822-002 4 165A 1
4 160A 2
5PH135M 1 50A 2
1 530A 2
686MC3EP6 7 20A 1
693-2ZP6GPRYG305CP1 7 30A 1
7 80A 1

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NUMBER
8276-016 3 30A 1
8276-025 9 100A AR
8276-035 8 60A 1
8281-026 5 70A 1
8281-038 5 15A 2
8480-001-1 8 100A 1
8480-002 5 -170A 0
8480-003-1 3 120A 1
8480-004 8 -40A 1
8480-005 9 120A 1
8480-006 9 70A 1
8480-007 9 10A 1
8480-009 7 70A 1
8480-010 7 90A 1
8480-011 9 90A 6
8480-012-1 4 -30A 1
8480-013 4 80A 1
4 110A 1
8480-014 4 60A 1
8480-015 7 50A 1
8480-016 9 110A 6
8480-017 3 60A 1
8480-019 7 160A 1
8480-022 7 170A 1
8480-024 2 -10A 1
8480-025 3 50A 1
8480-026 9 30A 1
8480-027 3 20A 1
8480-028 10 50A 1
8480-029 10 40A 1
8480-030 10 10A 1
8480-031 10 30A 1
8480-033 5 110A 1
8480-034 3 100A 36
8480-035 9 -80B 6

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NUMBER
8480-110 5 150A 1
8480-120 3 10A 1
8480-2000 4 -170A 1
5 -40A 1
6 -1A RF
8480-300 8 30A 1
8480-450 9 -1A RF
7 40A 1
8480-455 10 -1A RF
7 60A 1
8480-500-1 4 10A 1
8480-600 5 120A 1
8480-920-1 5 80A 1

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OPTIONAL VENDOR INDEX
OPTIONAL PART NUMBER

VENDOR
PART NUMBER
CODE VENDOR
PART NUMBER
CODE
12SX1T VF1907 102664AN V73760
4610428051 VF4957 KR00686-008 VF4957

SS686P6GPRJL001CP1 VK1499
4610428051 VF4957 SS686P6GPRJL001CP1 VK1499
4610428051 VF4957 686MC3EP6 VF9547
4610428052 VF4957 KR00693-003 VF4957
4610428052 VF4957 693-2ZP6GPRYG305CP1 VK1499
4610428053 V KR00698-001 VF4957

SS698-2ZP6GPRJG305CP1 VK1499
SS698-2ZP6GPRJG305CP1 VK1499
4610428053 V SS698-2ZP6GPRJG305CP1 VK1499
4619976219 VF4957 KR00688-001 VF4957

SS688P6GPRJG305CP1 VK1499
4619976219 VF4957 SS688P6GPRJG305CP1 VK1499
_VENDOR INDEX
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DETAILED PARTS LIST
_IPL
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Skin Air Valve

_IPL
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FIG. ITEM PART NO. AIRLINE NOMENCLATURE EFFECT UNITS

STOCK 1234567 CODE PER
NUMBER ASSY
01 - 1A VFT300B00 VALVE, SKIN AIR RF
- 1B VFT300B00 VALVE, SKIN AIR AMDT A RF
10A 4610221014 • ACTUATOR, LINEAR, SUB-ASSY 1A 1

SEE FIG. 2-1A FOR DET.
- 10B 4610426006 • ACTUATOR, LINEAR, SUB-ASSY 1B 1

SEE FIG. 2-1B FOR DET.
ATTACHING PARTS
20A VF1620AA0-0008 • AXLE 2
30A 23350CA050 • WASHER, KEY (VF0111) 1

DIA5 Z2CN18-10
40A 23111CA050 • WASHER, FLAT Z (VF0111) 2

DIA5 Z2CN18-10
50A 5PH135M • NUT, SELF-LOCKING, EXTENDED 2

WASHER M5 (VF0111)
35CD4 CDPL BCRPL
* * *
60A 001119-201-02 • ADAPTER, CONNECTOR (VF0394) 2
70A 262060 • CLAMP, LOOP (VF3388) 2
ATTACHING PARTS
80A 22291CA030008 • SCREW, F/90 M3X8 (VF0111) 2

Z3CN18-10

DIA3 Z3CN18-10 PSVT

WASHER (VF0224)
M3 35CD4 CDPL BCRPL
* * *
- 110A 4610383021 • CARDAN, TELESCOPIC 1

TRANSMISSION, SUB-ASSY
- ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED _IPL

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NUMBER ASSY
01 ATTACHING PARTS
120A NNCA020012T • PIN, SPRING (VF0110) 2

DIA2X12 Z3CNT18-10
* * *
130A VFT300-300-04 • • CARDAN, JOINT 2
140A VFT300-300-03 • • BUSH 1
ATTACHING PARTS
150A NNCA020012T • • PIN, SPRING (VF0110) 2

DIA2X12 Z3CNT18-10
* * *
160A 4610383020 • • SLEEVE 1
170A VFT210-300-02 • • SLEEVE, AXLE 1
ATTACHING PARTS
180A AIG2-5X9-8BR • • ROLLER, BEARING (VF0270) 1

DIA2.5X9.8 100C6
* * *
190A 4610383019 • LABEL 1
200A VFT210-600 • SWITCH, SUB-ASSY 1
210A U76 • • NUT, PLAIN, HEXAGON (VF7507) 1
220A U215 • • WASHER, KEYWAY (VF7507) 1
230A U360 • • PACKING, WITH RETAINER (VF7507) 1
240A 4610383018 • NUT 1
250A Q00765178FLS7 • PACKING NP 1

SUPSD BY Q00765-178-61D7
- 250B Q00765-178-61D7 • PACKING 1

SUPSDS Q00765178FLS7
260A 4610383026 • AXLE, SPLINED 1
270A 4610383017 • SPRING, HELICAL, COMPRESSION 1

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NUMBER ASSY
01 280A 4610383025 • HUB, SPLINED 1
290A 4610383015 • HANDLE, MANUAL CONTROL 1
ATTACHING PARTS
300A AIG2X11-8BR • ROLLER, BEARING (VF0270) 1

DIA2X11.8 100C6
* * *
310A 4610383024 • BUSH 1
320A J00900100FLS5 • PACKING NP 1

SUPSD BY J00900-100-61D6
- 320B J00900-100-61D6 • PACKING 1

SUPSDS J00900100FLS5
330A VFT300-20 • BUTTON, PUSH NP 1

SUPSD BY 4610172014
- 330B 4610172014 • BUTTON, PUSH 1

SUPSDS VFT300-20
340A VFT300-21 • SPRING, HELICAL, COMPRESSION 1
ATTACHING PARTS
350A AIG2-5X19-8BR • ROLLER, BEARING (VF0270) 1

DIA2.5X19.8 100C6
* * *
360A VF1620AA0-0001 • ROD, TIE, BODY 2
ATTACHING PARTS
370A VF1620AA0-0004 • AXLE 1
380A 23111CA040 • WASHER, FLAT (VF0111) 2

DIA4 Z2CN18-10

DIA3 Z3CN18-10 PSVT

WASHER (VF0111)
M3 35CD4 CDPL BCRPL

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NUMBER ASSY
01 * * *
410A VF1620AA0-0002 • ROD, TIE 2
420A VF1620AA0-0003 • END, EYE 2
ATTACHING PARTS
430A VF1620AA0-0005 • AXLE 1
440A VF1620AA0-0006 • SPACER 2

DIA3 Z3CN18-10 PSVT

WASHER (VF0224)
M3 35CD4 CDPL BCRPL
* * *
470A E2Q1ZD040A • NUT, PLAIN, HEXAGON (VF0110) 2

H M4 CLA2-50
480A 4610383016 • SPRING, HELICAL, COMPRESSION 2
490A 4610383023 • FLAP, SMALL, SUB-ASSY 1
ATTACHING PARTS
500A VF1620AA0-0008 • AXLE 2
510A VFT210-14 • SPACER 2

Z2CN18-10

WASHER (VF0224)
M5 35CD4 CDPL BCRPL
* * *
540A VFT210-400-02 • • BUSH 2
550A VFT300-23 • CLAMP 1
560A VFT300-22 • SEAL 1

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NUMBER ASSY
01 ATTACHING PARTS
570A 22256CF030016 • SCREW (VF0111) 12

M3X16 Z15CN17-03

WASHER (VF0224)
M3 35CD4 CDPL BCRPL
* * *
590A 4610383005 • FLAP, SUB-ASSY 1
ATTACHING PARTS
600A 4610383006 • SPACER 2
610A R6CA050C • WASHER, FLAT LL (VF0110) 2

DIA5 Z3CN18-10
620A 22208CA050020E • SCREW, H (VF0111) 2

M5X20 Z2CN18-10 SILVER PLATE
* * *
630A MB0808DU • • BEARING, SLEEVE (VF2107) 2

DIA8X8
- 640A 4610400123 • LABEL NP 1

SUPSD BY 4610400161
- 640B 4610400161 • LABEL, KIT 1

SUPSDS 4610400123
- 645A 4610400153 • • LABEL, CODE BAR NP 640B 1
- 646A 4610400160 • • LABEL, AMENDMENT NP 640B 1
- 647A 4610400158 • • LABEL, PROTECTOR NP 640B 1
650A 4610383007 • BODY, SUB-ASSY NP 1

SUPSD BY 4610426001
- 650B 4610426001 • BODY, SUB-ASSY 1

SUPSDS 4610383007
660A VFT210-200-03 • • BUSH 1

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NUMBER ASSY
02 - 1A 4610221014 ACTUATOR, LINEAR, SUB-ASSY RF

SEE FIG. 1-10A FOR NHA
- 1B 4610426006 ACTUATOR, LINEAR, SUB-ASSY RF

SEE FIG. 1-10B FOR NHA
- 10A 8480-024 • LABEL NP 1

SUPSD BY 4610400170
- 10B 4610400170 • LABEL 1

SUPSDS 8480-024
- 15A 4610400158 • LABEL, PROTECTOR 1
20A 4610221014AAA • ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP 1A 1

- 20B 4610426006AAA • ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP 1B 1


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NUMBER ASSY
03 - 1A 4610221014AAA ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP RF

- 1B 4610426006AAA ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP RF

10A 8480-120 • FITTING, END 1
20A 8480-027 • NUT 1
30A 8276-016 • WASHER 1
40A VDQ1CA025005APA • SETSCREW, HC (VF0110) 1

M2.5X5 Z3CN18-10 PSVT
50A 8480-025 • NUT 1
60A 8480-017 • PISTON 1
70A J00447X178A61D6 • PACKING NP 1

SUPSD BY J00447-178-61D6
- 70B J00447-178-61D6 • PACKING 1

SUPSDS J00447X178A61D6
80A A041-080-10 • WASHER AR
90A A041-080-50 • WASHER 1
100A 8480-034 • WASHER, SPRING 36
110A J01877X178A61D6 • PACKING NP 1

SUPSD BY J01877-178-61D6
- 110B J01877-178-61D6 • PACKING 1

120A 8480-003-1 • COVER, ASSEMBLY NP 1

SUPSD BY 4618326005
- 120B 4618326005 • COVER 1

SUPSDS 8480-003-1
ATTACHING PARTS
130A H1Q1CA025006APA • SCREW, CS (VF8300) 5

* * *

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NUMBER ASSY
03 150A H1Q1CA025003APA • SCREW, CS (VF8300) 1

160A 4610221014BBB • ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP 1A 1

- 160B 4610221014BBB • ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP 1B 1


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_IPL
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NUMBER ASSY
04 - 1A 4610221014BBB ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP RF

- 1B 4610426006BBB ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP RF

10A 8480-500-1 • SUPPORT, EQUIPPED 1
ATTACHING PARTS
20A H2Q1CA025005APA • SCREW, CLS (VF8300) 1

* * *
- 30A 8480-012-1 • • SUPPORT 1
- 40A VCQ1CA025006APA • • SETSCREW, HC (VF0110) 4

M2.5X6 A2-70 PASSIVE
- 50A 01320250025 • • INSERT, SCREW THREAD (VF1699) 4

M2.5X5 CORROSION-RESISTANT
STEEL
60A 8480-014 • • CAM 1
ATTACHING PARTS
70A H2Q1CA025003APA • • SCREW, CLS (VF8300) 1

* * *
80A 8480-013 • • CAM 1
ATTACHING PARTS
90A VDQ1CA025007APA • • SETSCREW, HC (VF0110) 1

100A GKQ1CK025UPA • • NUT, PLAIN, ROUND (VF0110) 1

M2.5 Z6CN18-10 PASSIVE
SUPSD BY 1903000023
- 100B 1903000023 • • NUT, PLAIN, ROUND 1

M2.5X0.4(4H) Z6CN18-10 PASSIVE
SUPSDS GKQ1CK025UPA
* * *

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NUMBER ASSY
04 110A 8480-013 • • CAM 1
ATTACHING PARTS
120A VDQ1CA025007APA • • SETSCREW, HC (VF0110) 1

130A GKQ1CK025UPA • • NUT, PLAIN, ROUND NP 1

SUPSD BY 1903000023
- 130B 1903000023 • • NUT, PLAIN, ROUND 1

SUPSDS GKQ1CK025UPA
* * *

M2X8 Z2CN18-10 PSVT
150A 18135 • CENTERING 6
160A 4822-002 • LEVER NP 2

SUPSD BY 4618242025
- 160B 4618242025 • LEVER 2

SUPSDS 4822-002
165A 4822-002 • LEVER NP 1

SUPSD BY 4610428064
- 165B 4610428064 • LEVER NP 1

SUPSDS 4822-002
SUPSD BY 4618242038
- 165C 4618242038 • LEVER 1

SUPSDS 4610428064
- 170A 8480-2000 • WIRE, HARNESS NP 1

SUPSD BY 4618242012
- 170B 4618242012 • WIRE, HARNESS 1

SUPSDS 8480-2000

M2X14 Z2CN18-10 PSVT

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NUMBER ASSY
04 200A S1ED020AL • WASHER, FLAT L (VF0110) 1

DIA2 CDPL BCRPL

M2X8 Z2CN18-10 PSVT
220A 4610221014CCC • ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP 1A 1

- 220B 4610426006CCC • ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP 1B 1


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NUMBER ASSY
05 - 1A 4610221014CCC ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP RF

- 1B 4610426006CCC ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP RF


15A 8281-038 • CENTER 2
20A 18135 • CENTERING 4
30A 4822-001 • LEVER 4
- 40A 8480-2000 • WIRE, HARNESS NP 1

SUPSD BY 4618242012
- 40B 4618242012 • WIRE, HARNESS 1

SUPSDS 8480-2000

M3X6 Z2CN18-10 PSVT
70A 8281-026 • GROMMET 1
80A 8480-920-1 • CIRCUIT, PRINTED 1A 1
- 80B 4616420900 • CIRCUIT, PRINTED 1B 1
ATTACHING PARTS


* * *
110A 8480-033 • CLAMP 1
120A 8480-600 • STRIP, BONDING 1
ATTACHING PARTS
130A D3Q1CA030010APA • SCREW, CHC (VF8300) 1


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NUMBER ASSY
05 * * *

M3X5 Z2CN18-10 PSVT
150A 8480-110 • YOKE, REAR NP 1

SUPSD BY 4618326004
- 150B 4618326004 • YOKE, REAR 1

SUPSDS 8480-110
160A KG0400A040F • • PIN 2
- 170A 8480-002 *** DELETED ***
- 170B 4618326002 *** DELETED ***
- 180A ETN5V *** DELETED ***
ATTACHING PARTS
190A D3Q1CF030008APA • SCREW, CHC (VF8300) 6

M3X8
SUPSD BY D3Q1CA030008APA
- 190B D3Q1CA030008APA • • SCREW, CHC (VF8300) 6

M3X8
SUPSDS D3Q1CF030008APA
* * *
200A 4610221014DDD • ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP 1A 1

- 200B 4610426006DDD • ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP 1B 1


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Harness Wire
_IPL
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NUMBER ASSY
06 - 1A 8480-2000 WIRE, HARNESS NP RF

SUPSD BY 4618242012
- 1B 4618242012 WIRE, HARNESS RF

SUPSDS 8480-2000
10A HE302-2H14B19PN • CONNECTOR, RECEPTACLE, 1

ELECTRICAL 19 PIN
CONTACTS (VF0225)
20A T18MR • CLAMP, LOOP (VF3341) 2
30A 399 • TERMINAL, LUG (VF1595) 1
40A 12SX1T • SWITCH, SENSITIVE SPDT (VF1907) 1

OPT TO 102664AN MADE BY (V73760)
50A 21SX39T • SWITCH, SENSITIVE SPDT 1 1

POSITION MOMENTARY (VF1907)






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Linear Actuator
_IPL
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VFT300B SERIES

NUMBER ASSY
07 - 1A 4610221014DDD ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP RF

- 1B 4610426006DDD ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP RF

10A 4610428053 • BEARING, BALL 1

OPT TO KR00698-001 MADE BY
(VF4957)
OPT TO SS698-2ZP6GPRJG305CP1
MADE BY (VK1499)
20A 4610428051 • BEARING, BALL 1

(VF4957)
OPT TO 686MC3EP6 MADE BY
(VF9547)
OPT TO SS686P6GPRJL001CP1 MADE
BY (VK1499)
30A 4610428052 • BEARING, BALL 1

(VF4957)
OPT TO 693-2ZP6GPRYG305CP1
MADE BY (VK1499)
40A 8480-450 • LIMITER, SUB-ASSEMBLY 1

50A 8480-015 • WEDGE 1
60A 8480-455 • LIMITER, MANUAL 1

70A 8480-009 • SPROCKET 1
80A 4610428052 • BEARING, BALL 1

(VF4957)
OPT TO 693-2ZP6GPRYG305CP1
MADE BY (VK1499)
90A 8480-010 • SPROCKET 1
100A A082-120-15 • SHIM AR
- 110A A082-120-12 • SHIM AR
- 120A A082-120-10 • SHIM AR

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NUMBER ASSY
07 130A A082-120-50 • SHIM AR
140A 4610428053 • BEARING, BALL 1

(VF4957)
OPT TO SS698-2ZP6GPRJG305CP1
MADE BY (VK1499)
150A 4619976219 • BEARING, BALL 1

(VF4957)
OPT TO SS688P6GPRJG305CP1 MADE
BY (VK1499)
160A 8480-019 • FLANGE 1
170A 8480-022 • SEAL 1
180A J00909X150A61D8 • PACKING 1

SUPSD BY J00909-150-61D8
- 180B J00909-150-61D8 • PACKING 1

190A 4610221014EEE • ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP 1

- 190B 4610426006EEE • ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP 1


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NUMBER ASSY
08 - 1A 4610221014EEE ACTUATOR, LINEAR NP RF

- 1B 4610426006EEE ACTUATOR, LINEAR, SUB-ASSY NP RF

10A M100 • MOTOR 1
ATTACHING PARTS
20A B8Q1CA025008APA • SCREW, FS (VF8300) 2

* * *
30A 8480-300 • NUT, TUBING 1
- 40A 8480-004 • • TUBING 1
- 50A 01320250025 • • INSERT, SCREW THREAD (VF1699) 1

STEEL
60A 8276-035 • SEAL 1
70A J01242X178Q61D6 • PACKING 1

SUPSD BY Q01242-178-61D6
- 70B Q01242-178-61D6 • PACKING 1

SUPSDS J01242X178Q61D6
80A H2Q1CA030005APA • SCREW, CLS (VF8300) 1

M3X5 Z2CN18-10 PSVT
90A BSA3 • PACKING, WITH RETAINER (VF0229) 1
100A 8480-001-1 • CASING 1

SUPSD BY 4618326001
- 100B 4618326001 • CASING 1

SUPSDS 8480-001-1

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Limiter Sub-assembly
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VFT300B SERIES

NUMBER ASSY
09 - 1A 8480-450 LIMITER, SUB-ASSEMBLY RF

10A 8480-007 • FLANGE 1
ATTACHING PARTS

* * *
30A 8480-026 • FLANGE 1
ATTACHING PARTS

* * *
50A 01320250025 • INSERT, SCREW THREAD (VF1699) 2

STEEL
60A 01320250025 • INSERT, SCREW THREAD (VF1699) 2

STEEL
70A 8480-006 • RING 1
80A KAR200A038C • BEARING 6

SUPSD BY 8480-035
- 80B 8480-035 • BEARING 6

SUPSDS KAR200A038C
90A 8480-011 • SPRING 6

SUPSD BY 4618242020
- 90B 4618242020 • SPRING 6

SUPSDS 8480-011
100A 8276-025 • SHIM AR
110A 8480-016 • SHIM 6
120A 8480-005 • SCREW 1

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Manual Limiter
_IPL
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VFT300B SERIES

NUMBER ASSY
10 - 1A 8480-455 LIMITER, MANUAL RF

10A 8480-030 • NUT 1
20A 092-180-100 • SHIM, ELASTIC 3
30A 8480-031 • DISC 1
40A 8480-029 • RING 1
50A 8480-028 • SHAFT 1

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_IPL
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