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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL E28180-SERIES
B/E Aerospace Systems GmbH

Oxygen & PSU Systems
FSCM - D1379
Revalstr. 1
D-23560 Lübeck
Phone: + 49 451 4093-2976
Fax: + 49 451 4093-4488
COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

WITH
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
PROTECTIVE BREATHING EQUIPMENT

- OXYCREW -
PNR E28180-SERIES
AND
BRACKETS
PNR E28095-02
PNR E28183-04
PNR E28292-00
PNR E28331-03
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HIGHLIGHT
TO HOLDERS OF: PROTECTIVE BREATHING EQUIPMENT OXYCREW
PARTNUMBER: E28180-SERIES
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LIST OF EQUIPMENT MODIFICATIONS
AMDT BRIEF DESCRIPTION APPLICABLE TO VERSION
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SERVICE BULLETIN LIST
S. B. No. MODIFICATION INSERTION DESCRIPTION

DATE
SB No. 001 MAY 01/92 Modification
SIL No. 001 JUL 30/96
SIL No. 002 JUL 30/96
SIL No. 003 JUL 30/96 Life Time Extension
SB E28180-35-002 JAN 15/99 Useful Life Restriction
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SUBJECT PAGE
INTRODUCTION 1
General Information INTRO-1
Manual Guidelines INTRO-1
Abbreviations Used INTRO-1
Revision INTRO-2
Shop Verification INTRO-2
Manufacturing INTRO-2
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION 1
General 1
Technical Data 1
Identification 1
Description 2
Operation 5
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION 101
General 101
Test Equipment 101
Functional Test 102
Fault Isolation 102
AUTOMATIC TEST REQUIREMENTS N/A
DISASSEMBLY 301
General 301
Procedure 301
CLEANING 401
Equipment and Materials 401
Procedure 401
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CHECK 501
General 501
Procedure 501
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REPAIR 601
Replacement of the orange Self-Adhesive
Protection Tape of the Foil Bag 601
Replacement of the Serviceability Indicator 602
Discard of the Foil Bag (Smoke Hood) 604
ASSEMBLY 701
Procedure 701
Storage Packaging and Transport 705
FITS AND CLEARANCES N/A
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT N/A
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST - INTRODUCTION 1001-1
General 1001-1
Material Arrangement 1001-1
How to Use the Illustrated Parts List 1001-4
List of Abbreviations 1001-4
List of Vendors 1001-5
Alpha Numerical Index 1001-6
DETAILED PARTS LIST 1001
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LIST OF APPROVED REPAIR FACILITIES
TRADE – NAME ADDRESS
B/E Aerospace Systems GmbH Revalstrasse 1

23560 Lübeck
Germany
ST Aerospace Systems Pte Ltd 505 Airport Road

Paya Lebar
Singapore 539934
B/E Aerospace, Inc. 10800 Pflumm Road

Lenexa, KS 66215
USA
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INTRODUCTION
1. General
The Component Maintenance Manual obeys the ATA 100 STD (AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION
AMERICA) revision 26 (AECMA simplified English).
This manual gives the procedures tested by the manufacturer in the workshop. Thus an approved tech-
nician who does not know the equipment can repair it and do a full overhaul on it.
The manual does not include the standard usual procedures, the frequency of the repairs and the proce-
dures which agree with the tools available in the maintenance workshop.
2. Manual Guidelines
The page numbers are divided into subtitles:
1– 99 – DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

101 – 199 – TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
201 – 299 – AUTOMATIC TEST REQUIREMENTS (NOT APPLICABLE)
301 – 399 – DISASSEMBLY
401 – 499 – CLEANING
501 – 599 – CHECK
601 – 699 – REPAIR
701 – 799 – ASSEMBLY AND STORAGE
801 – 899 – FITS AND CLEARANCES
901 – 999 – TOOLS AND SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
1001 – 1099 – ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
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3. Abbreviations Used
A. Units
All the values are given in the international system (meter, kilogram, second) unit (or unit multiples). But it
can occur that the most used unit is given.
B. List of Abbreviations and Units

°C: Celsius degree mbar: millibar
°F: Fahrenheit degree MPa: Megapascal
Nm: Newton-meter kPa: Kilopascal
ft.lb: Feet-pound mm: millimeter
kg: Kilogram in: inch
lb: Pound psi: Pound per square inch
L/min.: liter per minute
4. Revision
When there is a change, each updating shows the detailed instructions about the page number of the
pages which must be replaced, added or removed.
5. Shop Verification
Testing and fault isolation: Verified by performance
Disassembly: Verified by performance
Assembly: Verified by performance
6. Manufacturing
The Protective Breathing Equipment OXYCREW PNR E28180-Series is manufactured and product sup-
ported by:
B/E Aerospace Systems GmbH

Oxygen & PSU Systems
FSCM - D1379
Revalstr. 1
D-23560 Lübeck
Phone: + 49 451 4093-2976
Fax: + 49 451 4093-4488
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

1. General
The PBE OXYCREW (Referred to as the OXYCREW) is a portable emergency equipment on board of
aircrafts. It supplies breathable gas to crew members to protect them against smoke or toxic gases
caused by an inflight fire.
2. Technical Data
A. Ambient Conditions
Ground Survival
Temperatures -55 °C (-67 °F)
+40 °C (104 °F) for long term storage
+85 °C (185 °F) for maximum 3 hours
Pressure 572 hPa to 1199 hPa
Relative humidity 10 % to 95 %
Operation
Temperatures -18 °C (-40 °F)
+55 °C (131 °F)
+100 °C (212 °F) for 2 minutes
Pressure: 375 hPa (25.000 ft.) maximum
Relative humidity 10 % to 95 %
B. Performance
Operating time if user
is physically active: > 15 minutes
C. Parameter
Capacity of breathing bag 6L
D. Weight
PBE 2,50 kg (5.512 lb)
BRACKETS 0,30 kg (0.661 lb) (E28095-02/E28292-00)
0.39 kg (0.860 lb) (E28183-04)
0.27 kg (0.600 lb) (E28331-03)
E. Dimensions
Height x Width x Depth
Mod-Codes 0001/0002
[mm] [in.]
PBE 250 (9.842) x 200 (7.874) x 100 (3.937)
BRACKETS 262 (10.315) x 228 (8.976) x 30 (1.18)
262 (10.315) x 228 (8.976) x 25 (0.984) E28183-04 only
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NOTE: Life Time Extension is not applicable to units not modified according to Service
Bulletin No 001, dated January 29th, 1990.
It is assumed that all units concerned by this action have been modified accordingly
or removed from service.
Useful Life: 10 years (including storage)
PBE OXYCREW ASSEMBLY

FIGURE 1

(PNR E28180-20-0002 SHOWN)
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FIGURE 1A
3. Identification
The OXYCREW is identified by an identification plate that contains these data:
- Part Number,
- Manufacturers Name,
- Description of Equipment,
- Serial Number,
- Date of Assembly or Test,
- Inspection Stamp.
4. Description (Ref. to Fig.1, 1A and 3)
(1) The OXYCREW is a smoke hood, vacuum-packed in a foil and covered by light-weight container.
(2) The box assembly consists of a box with a hinged top cover. It is equipped with an inspection win-
dow to see the serviceability indicator of the smoke hood.
(3) The smoke hood is packaged into a vacuum foil bag (referred as to the foil bag). A cord with a ser-
viceability indicator is featured around the bag. It shows the serviceable condition of the foil bag
(smoke hood).
The vacuum foil bag is attached to the box by two plastic attachment strips and locking clamps.
(4) The smoke hood contains (Ref. to Fig. 3)
- a fire-resistant hood with a breathing bag protection,
- an inner mask,
- a breathing bag with a volume-controlled relief outlet valve and a KO2 cartridge with a starter.
The KO2 cartridge is connected to the inner mask by a flexible hose.
(5) The hood contains
- a fire-resistant visor with a sound-outlet opening,
- a neck seal and body belts,
- a relief valve in the hood lets the air out of the inner of the smoke coat.
(6) The inner mask consists of:
- a hard shell with a soft face piece. The face piece has a safety relief valve against suffocation,
- a sound outlet to speak that contains a voice transmitter and a megaphone connector.
- The hard shell is connected to the volume-controlled relief outlet valve of the breathing bag by
tube. The openings in the hard shell are to flush the visor with air. The hard shell and inner
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mask are attached to the hoods visor by the voice transmitter and the megaphone connector.
The head straps are attached to the hard shell and connected with the hood.
5. Operation
(1) The OXYCREW is a self contained device that contains a supply of breathable gas.
(2) This supply of breathable gas is given by a closed circuit of breathe. That has the function to re-
make the expired air and to add with oxygen, to get breathable again.
(3) The oxygen is made by an exothermic chemical effect. The potassium superoxide (KO2) of the car-
tridge effects with the carbon dioxide (CO2) and the humidity of the expired air.
6. Stowage
OXYCREW normally is stowed within a bracket. Various bracket types are available. The bracket is ei-
ther equipped with two metal bands or a clamping belt.
NOTE: When using a bracket with holding strap, use caution to pass the strap below the
upper handle (Ref. to Fig. 2).
Otherwise the handle could be damaged.
BRACKET – PBE OXYCREW

(PNR E28095-02 SHOWN)
FIGURE 2
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SMOKE HOOD
FIGURE 3
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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
1. Testing
WARNING: STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR THE USE OF OXYGEN EQUIPMENT. DO
NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER PETROL BASED LUBRICANTS ON THIS
OXYGEN EQUIPMENT. THIS CAN CAUSE A DANGEROUS FIRE HAZARD.
A. General
(1) Do an external visual check and clean if necessary, before continue with the operational test
and fault isolation procedure.
(2) Do all tests on standard ambient test laboratory conditions as follows:
- Temperature: 21° C (70° F)
- Relative humidity: max. 85 %
- Ambient pressure: 760 mm Hg (101,3 kPa)
B. Test Equipment
NOTE: Equivalent alternatives can be used for listed items.
Type/Range IDENTIFICATION Source
Balance (3.0 kg) (0 to 6.614 lb), LOCAL PURCHASE

Precision 0,1 g (0.00022 lb),
Reproduction 0,05 g (0.00011 lb)
TEST EQUIPMENT
TABLE 1
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C. Functional Test
(1) Weight Test
NOTE: Do this test only if the serviceability indicator of the smoke hoods vacuum
foil bag (Referred to as the foil bag) is damaged or broken.
The bag must be weighed together with the serviceability indicator and its
cord.
(a) Remove the foil bag from the box assy as specified in -DISASSEMBLY-.
(b) Clean the foil bag if necessary as specified in -CLEANING-.
(c) Put the foil bag together with the damaged/broken serviceability indicator on the balance
(Ref. to Table 1).
(d) Compare the weight shown on the foil bag with the weight indication on the balance. The
value shown on the balance must not more differ than 2,5 g (0.00551 lb).
(e) Replace the OXYCREW if the weight of the foil bag is out of the limit.
2. Fault Isolation
FAULT PROBABLE CAUSE ACTION
The weight value of the foil bag is

Humidity has gone into the foil bag. Replace the oxycrew.
out of the limit
FAULT ISOLATION
TABLE 2
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DISASSEMBLY
1. General (Ref. to IPL-Fig. 1)
NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER LUBRICANTS MADE FROM PETROL ON
THIS OXYGEN EQUIPMENT. THIS CAN CAUSE A DANGEROUS FIRE HAZARD.
NOTE: Operator may decide to use the seal (10) or not.
NOTE: The disassembly of the OXYCREW is only necessary if:
- the seal of the box assy is broken or missing,

- the box assy is damaged or its outer surface has had a contamination with oil
or grease,
- the serviceability indicator of the smoke hoods vacuum foil bag is damaged.
NOTE: Refer to TESTING AND FAULTISOLATION and CHECK to find out the condition or
the malfunction of the OXYCREW.
NOTE: Refer to the ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST for Item numbers.
2. Procedure (Ref. to IPL-Fig. 1)
A. Removal of the Foil Bag (40) (Ref. to IPL-Fig. 1)
(a) Put the oxycrew on a clean, flat surface.
(b) Remove the locking clamp (Ref. to IPL-Fig.2, item 90) together with the seal (10) from the box
assy (20).
(c) Carefully open the hinged top cover (Ref. to IPL-Fig.2, item 120).
(d) Remove the locking clamps (30) from the attachment straps (Ref. to IPL-Fig.2, item 50) and
the foil bag (40).
(e) Carefully separate the foil bag (40) from the box assy (20).
NOTE: Do not remove the serviceability indicator (50) and the protection adhe-
sive tape (80) from the foil bag (40) unless replacement is necessary.
NOTE: Do not remove the identification plate (90) from box assy (20) unless re-
placement is necessary.
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B. Disassembly of the Box Assy (1) (Ref. to IPL-Fig.2)
(a) Remove the foam interlinings (10, 20) from the top cover (120) and the box (150).
FOR PNR E28180 ONLY (SECTION (b))

(b) Remove the locking washers (40).
FOR PNR E28180-10 AND E 28180-20-0001 ONLY (SECTION (c))

(c) Remove the rivets (43).
(d) Remove the hinges (30) together with the attachment straps (50). Separate the top cover
(120) from the box (150).
FOR PNR E28180 ONLY (SECTION (e))

(e) Remove the rivets (70) together with the locking washers (80) and separate the handle (60)
from the top cover (120).
FOR PNR E28180-10 AND E 28180-20-0001 ONLY (SECTION (f))

(f) Remove the rivets (70) and separate the handle (60) from the top cover (120).
FOR PNR E28180 ONLY (SECTION (g)

(g) Remove the safety cord (100) together with the clamp (90) from the handle (60).
NOTE: Do not remove the safety cord (100) from the clamp (90) unless replace-
ment is necessary.
FOR PNR E28180-10 AND E 28180-20-0001 ONLY (SECTION (h))

(h) Remove the stitch (105) together with the clamp (90) from the handle (60).
NOTE: Do not remove the stitch (105) from the clamp (90) unless replacement is
necessary.
(i) Remove the rivet (140) and pull out the inspection window (130) of the box (150).
NOTE: Do not remove the instruction label (110) from the top cover (120) unless
replacement is necessary.
(j) Remove the instruction label (110).
C. Disassembly of the Box Assy (1) PNR E28180-20-0002 (Ref. to IPL-Fig.2A)
(a) Remove the fasteners (20), the windows (20) and the strips (30) from the box
(b) Remove the upper from the lower part of the box (10)
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CLEANING
NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER LUBRICANTS MADE FROM PETROL ON
1. Equipment and Materials
NOTE: Equivalent alternatives may be used for listed items.
ITEM IDENTIFICATION SOURCE
Soapy Water --- Local Purchase
CLEANING MATERIALS
TABLE 3
2. Procedure
A. Box assy
CAUTION: DO NOT DRY PARTS WITH PRESSURIZED AIR OR GAS.
(a) Clean the box assy with a clean lint-free cloth dipped into hand-warm soapy water and wipe in-
and outside.
(b) Let the box assy dry ten to fifteen minutes or use a clean lint-free cloth to dry.
B. Foil bag (including the smoke hood)
CAUTION: THE FOIL BAG IS VERY SENSITIVE AGAINST HARD OR METALLIC EFFECTS.
VERY CAREFULLY CLEAN ONLY THE OUTER OF THE FOIL BAG WITH A SOFT,
CLEAN, LINT-FREE CLOTH. DO NOT DAMAGE THE SERVICEABLE INDICATOR
AND ITS TEXTIL STRAP.
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CHECK
1. General
WARNING: STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR THE USE OF OXYGEN EQUIPMENT.DO
NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER PETROL BASED LUBRICANTS ON THIS
OXYGEN EQUIPMENT. THIS CAN CAUSE A DANGEROUS FIRE HAZARD.
NOTE: Visually check all the parts with a strong light.
2. Procedure
FOR AN ASSEMBLED OXYCREW ONLY (SECTION 1 to 3 and 5)
(1) Check of the Box Assy

(a) Check surfaces of the box assy for nicks, cracks, dents, chafing areas or general deformation.
Replace the box assy if necessary.
(b) Check that the inspection window is not matt and does not have scratches. Replace the inspec-
tion window if necessary.
(c) Check that the seal of the box assy is not damaged. If the seal is damaged open the box assy
and check condition of installed parts.
(d) Check that the top cover moves freely on its hinges.
(2) Check the date of manufacture shown on the identification plate and compare the service life time of
the oxycrew. If the service life is out of limit replace the oxycrew.
(3) Visually check the serviceability indicator of the foil bag through the inspection window. If the ser-
viceability indicator is damaged, open the box assy, remove the foil bag (Ref. to DISASSEMBLY)
and continue as specified in step 4.
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ADDITIONAL CHECK FOR A DISASSEMBLED OXYCREW ONLY (SECTION 4)
(4) Check of the Foil Bag
NOTE: A damage of the foil bag causes an increase of weight, because of humidity has
gone into it.
(a) Check serviceable indicator of the foil bag for damage. Do a weight test if the serviceable indi-
cator is damaged.
(Ref. to TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION).
If the weight is out of limit and a life extension no more possible, fully replace the OXYCREW.
NOTE: A repair of the foil bag and smoke hood is not possible. Discard the foil
bag together with the smoke hood as specified in REPAIR
(5) Check of the Identification Plate/Markings
(a) Check that the identification plate and markings of the box assy and the foil bag are to read.
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REPAIR
WARNING: STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR THE USE OF OXYGEN EQUIPMENT. DO NOT
USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER PETROL BASED LUBRICANTS ON THIS OXYGEN
EQUIPMENT. THIS CAN CAUSE A DANGEROUS FIRE HAZARD.
NOTE: Replace all parts found damaged or inoperative in TESTING and FAULT ISOLATION and
CHECK.
NOTE: Equivalent alternatives can be used for listed items.
TYPE/RANGE IDENTIFICATION SOURCE
Spring balance, that has a tension Local Purchase

force of min. 10,0 N (2.25 lb)
Lead Seal Pliers R51313 D1379
Circular Rod Local Purchase

Diameter 14 mm (0.055 inch)
Length appr. 100 mm (4 inch)
REPAIR MATERIALS
TABLE 4
2. Replacement of the orange Self-adhesive Protection Tape of the Foil Bag
A. Procedure
(a) Remove the foil bag from the box assy as specified in DISASSEMBLY.
(b) Carefully remove the old protective self-adhesive tape from weld seam of the foil bag.
(c) Prepare the new self-adhesive protection foil:
Remove a strap of 35 mm +/-3 mm (1.378 in. +/-0.118 in.) of the paper protection
(Ref. to Fig. 4).
CAUTION: DO NOT BOND THE SELF-ADHESIVE PROTECTION FOIL WITH

ITS ADHESIVE SIDES ON THE WELD SEAM (REF. TO FIG. 4).
(d) Bond the new self-adhesive protection foil on the old position of foil bag.
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3. Replacement of the Serviceability Indicator (Ref. to Fig. 4)
(1) Remove the foil bag from the box assy as specified in DISASSEMBLY.
(2) Remove the cord of the damaged serviceability indicator from the holes of the foil bag.
(3) Put the cord of the new serviceability indicator around the foil bag.
(4) Move one end of the cord through the applicable holes of the self-adhesive protection foil
(DETEAIL A).
(5) Move one end of the cord through the applicable hole in the weld seam and then through the washer
and the new lead seal (DETAIL B).
(6) Move the other end of the cord through the other applicable hole of the weld seam and then through
the washer and the new lead seal.
(7) Put a circular rod beneath the cord in an area where there are no folds in the foil bag.
(8) Align the serviceability indicator with its yellow side to the mid of the orange self-adhesive protection
foil. (Ref. to Fig. 4)
(9) Connect one of the free ends of the cord to an applicable scale or weight.
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Serviceability Indicator
B (Yellow side up) 40 mm - 10 mm
Cut cord here (1.5748 in - 0.3937 in)
Remove
Do not remove protection
protection paper paper from
from this area. these ends.
Weld Seam
Self-adhesive
Protection Foil
(Orange side up)
Foil Bag
A Part Number
Manufacturing Date
Weight
Cord
A Circular Rod
Foil Bag
Washer
Lead Seal
Installation of the Serviceability Indicator

FIGURE 4
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NOTE: The cord of the serviceability indicator must be installed adjacent as possible to the
foil bag. Carefully press weld seam as much as possible to the foil bag.
(10) Hold the free end by hand and apply a load of 8,0 N +/- 1,0 N (1.80 lbf +/- 0.022 lbf) to the other end.
Use lead seal pliers and press the lead seal together.
(11) Disconnect the cord-end from the scale or weight.
(12) Remove the circular rod.
(13) Put the foil bag back into its box assy and attach with the locking clamps to the attachment straps of
the box assy as specified in ASSEMBLY.
CAUTION: THE CORD WHICH CONNECTS THE LEAD SEALS OF THE YELLOW SERVICE-
ABILITY INDICATOR FOIL IS ONLY FOR THE INSTALLATION. CUT THIS CORD
AFTER FULLY INSTALLATION OF THE FOIL BAG INTO ITS BOX ASSY. IF THE
CORD HAS NOT BEEN CUTTED, THE FUNCTION OF THE SERVICEABILITY IN-
DICATOR IS NOT POSSIBLE.
(14) Cut the cord between the lead seals (Ref. to Fig. 4, DETAIL A).
4. Discard of the Foil Bag (Smoke Hood) (Ref. to Fig. 4)
(1) Open the foil bag and remove the smoke hood as shown in Fig. 3 and 4 of the instruction label on
the top cover.
WARNING: THE STARTER BECOMES HOT BECAUSE OF THE EXOTHERMIC CHEMICAL

EFFECT WITHIN THE KO2 CARTRIDGE.DO NOT TOUCH THE STARTER DURING
OXYGEN SUPPLY, WAIT UNTIL THE STARTER HAS BECOME COLD AGAIN.
(2) Start the KO2 cartridge with a pull on its starter lanyard.
NOTE: The oxygen flows with a sound that stops after some 50 seconds, into the
breathing bag.
(3) Pull out the fully oxygen supply part from lower part of the smoke hood.
(4) Disconnect the belts and the flexible hose.
(5) Disassemble the full oxygen supply and remove the KO2 cartridge including the starter.
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(6) How to make the KO2 cartridge neutral
WARNING: STRICTLY OBEY THE REGIONAL PROCEDURES FOR THE USE OF AGGRES-
SIVE ALCALINES AND ACIDS.ALSO OBEY THE REGIONAL PROCEDURES FOR
THE DISCARD OF THE NEUTRAL MADE KO2 CARTRIDGE, THE RUBBER-, THE
PLASTIC- AND METAL PARTS.
NOTE: A Material Safety Data Sheet is available on request.
(a) Fill a basin with a minimum quantity of 20 litres (5.28 US gal.) of water (For each cartridge).
(b) Put the KO2 cartridge including the starter into the basin.
(c) Add diluted acid (sulphoric- and hydrochloric acid) to make the KO2 cartridge neutral.
At the same time measure the ph value by a usual ph-indicator strip.
(7) Discard the neutral made KO2 cartridge including the starter, and the remaining rubber, plastic and
metal parts.
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ASSEMBLY
WARNING: STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR THE USE OF OXYGEN EQUIPMENT. DO NOT
USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER PETROL BASED LUBRICANTS ON THIS OXYGEN
EQUIPMENT. THIS CAN CAUSE A DANGEROUS FIRE HAZARD.
NOTE: Make sure that cleaning, check and repair have been done before continue with the as-
sembly.
NOTE: Refer to the ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST for item numbers.
NOTE: Equivalent alternatives can be used for listed item.
TYPE/RANGE IDENTIFICATION SOURCE
Adhesive Cyan SICOMET 85 local purchase
Tape, self-adhesive
Y4085 F0347
(double-sided)
Tape DT-8591-1025-6 F0347
ASSEMBLY MATERIALS
TABLE 5
2. Procedure
A. Assembly of the Box Assy (1) (Ref. to IPL-Fig. 2)
(a) Put the inspection window (130) into the box (150) and attach with the rivet (140).
FOR PNR E28180 ONLY (SECTION (b) to (e))

(b) Install the hinges (30) together with the attachment straps (50) on the box (150) and safety with
the washers (40).
(c) Put the tape of 0.05 M/0.02 IN (45) upon the lower pin of the middle hinge.
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(d) Put the handle (60) on the top cover (120) and safety with rivets (70) and locking washers (80).
NOTE: Move the eye of the safety cord (100) over the handle (60) before its instal-
lation on the top cover (120).
(e) Put the top cover (120) on the box (150), push the hinges (30) into applicable holes and safety
with the locking washers (40).
FOR PNR E28180-10 AND E28180-20-0001 ONLY (SECTION (f) to (h))

(f) Install the hinge (30) together with the attachment straps (50) on the box (150) and safety with
the rivets (43).
(g) Put the handle (60) on the top cover (120) and safety with rivets (70).
(h) Put the top cover (120) on the box (150) and safety with the locking rivets (43).
(j) Prepare two pieces of double-sided self-adhesive tape (Ref. to Table 5) and remove the paper
protection from one side.
(k) Bond each a piece of the self-adhesive tape on the bottom of the box (150) and the top cover
(120).
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT THE INSPECTION WINDOW (130) IS NOT CLOSED BY
THE COVER- OR BOX FOAM INTERLINING (10, 20).
(l) Remove the paper protection from the upper side of the self-adhesive tape and put the cover-
and box foam interlining (10, 20) in. Attach the foam interlinings (10, 20) with a short push on
the area of the self-adhesive tape.
(m) If necessary bond a new instruction label (110) on the top of the top cover (120).
FOR PNR E28180 (SECTION (m))

(n) If necessary connect the clamp (90) to the handle (60) with a new safety cord (100). Safe the
knots with a drop of adhesive SICOMET 85.
FOR PNR E28180-10 AND E 28180-20-0001 ONLY (SECTION (p))

(p) If necessary connect the clamp (90) to the top cover (120) using a new stitch (105).
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B. Installation of the Foil Bag (Ref. to IPL-Fig. 1 Item 40) into the Box Assy (150).
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT THE FOIL BAG (40) AND THE IDENTIFICATION PLATE (90)
OF THE BOX ASSY (20) HAVE THE SAME DATE.IF NOT, TRANSMIT THE DATE
OF THE FOIL BAG (40) TO THE IDENTIFICATION PLATE (90) OF THE BOX
ASSY (20).
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT THE YELLOW SERVICEABILITY INDICATOR (50) OF THE
FOIL BAG (40) IS NOT DAMAGED.IF THE SERVICEABILITY INDICATOR (50) IS
DAMAGED, REPLACE IT AS SPECIFIED IN CHPT. REPAIR.
(a) Carefully put the foil bag (40) into the box assy (20). Align the foil bag (40) to the inspection
window (Ref. to IPL-Fig. 2, item 130) so that the serviceability indicator (50) is clearly to see
from the outside.
(b) Attach the foil bag (40) with the locking clamps (30) to the attachment straps
(Ref. to IPL-Fig. 2, item 50) of the box assy (20).
CAUTION: IF THE SERVICEABILITY INDICATOR (50) HAS BEEN REPLACED: CUT THE
CORD FOUND IN BETWEEN OF THE LEAD SEALS OF THE YELLOW INDI-
CATOR FOIL (REF. TO REPAIR, FIG. 4).
IF THE CORD HAS NOT BEEN CUTTED, THE FUNCTION OF THE SER-
VICEABILITY INDICATOR (50) IS NOT POSSIBLE.
(c) Bend the edges of the hinged-side of the top cover (Ref. to IPL-Fig. 2, item 120) to the outer of
the box (Ref. to IPL-Fig. 2, item 150).
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT NO PARTS OF THE FOIL BAG (40) ARE IN BETWEEN
WITH THE TOP COVER (REF. TO IPL-FIG. 2, ITEM 120) AND THE BOX
(REF. TO IPL-FIG. 2, ITEM 150) BEFORE CLOSE THE TOP COVER.
(d) Fully close the top cover (Ref. to IPL-Fig. 2, item 120).Align the clamp
(Ref. to IPL-Fig. 2, item 90) with its mid-hole to the head of the rivet that attaches the inspection
window (Ref. to IPL-Fig. 2, item 130) and lock the box assy (20).
NOTE: Make sure that the serviceability indicator (50) is clearly to see through the
inspection window (Ref. to IPL-Fig. 2, item 130).
C. Keep the OXYCREW for a time of 24 hours into a shelf. Then do a final check of the serviceability
indicator (50).
NOTE: Operator may decide to use the seal (10) or not.
D. Bond a new box seal (10) over the clamp (Ref. to IPL-Fig. 2, item 90) if the serviceability indicator
(50) is not damaged. If the serviceability indicator (50) is damaged, disassemble the OXYCREW
again (Ref. to DISASSEMBLY) and do a weight test with the foil bag (40) (Ref. to TESTING AND
FAULT ISOLATION).
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3. Storage, Packaging and Transport
WARNING: STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR STORAGE AND TRANSPORT OF

OXYDYZERS AS SPECIFIED IN THE IATA SPECIFICATION (UN 3356 CLASS 5.1.,
OXYGEN GENERATOR, CHEMICAL)
DO NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER PETROL BASED LUBRICANTS ON
A. Packaging
The OXYCREW has a sufficient preservation treatment. Keep the OXYCREW packaged as speci-
fied in the instructions set out in the Specification Air Transport Association (ATA) 300. The part
number and the date of manufacture must be clearly to read on the outer.
B. Storage Instructions
Keep units on shelves which permit a free flow of air, free of moist, far from injury vapours vibration
sources and direct heat or sunlight.
C. Transport
WARNING: STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR TRANSPORT OF OXYGEN

GENERATORS AS SPECIFIED IN THE IATA SPECIFICATION
(UN 3356 CLASS 5.1, OXYGEN GENERATOR, CHEMICAL).
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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST - INTRODUCTION
1. General
This ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST (Refered as to the IPL) contains the complete listing of all parts re-
placeable of the OXYCREW.
2. Material Arrangement
This IPL comprises the following sections:
A. Introduction
The introduction contains all explanatory information for the individual sections as is necessary for use
the IPL. The introduction further contains a list of abbreviations used in the detailed parts list as well as a
list of manufacturer codes together with manufacturer names and addresses.
B. Numerical Index
This section contains a listing of part numbers of all items listed in the detailed parts list in alphanumeri-
cal sequence with cross-reference to respective Fig. / Item Nos. as well as units per assy. The order of
precedence in beginning the part number arrangement at the extreme left-hand (first) position is as fol-
lows:
- letters A through Z (except 'O' to be considered as zero)
- numerals 0 to 9
- for subsequent rows, the order is a dash
- letters A through Z (except 'O' to be considered as zero)
- numerals 0 to 9
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C. The Detailed Parts List
(1) Column FIG. / ITEM

The first number in the first line of a page indicates the number of the figure illustrating the part.
The second number indicates the item number by which the part is identified on the illustration.
A dash placed before the item number indicates that the part is not illustrated.
(2) Column PART NUMBER

The part number column contains the original manufacturer’s part number. When standard part
numbers are used, the standard part number is listed in this column.
(3) Column AIRLINE STOCK NO.

This column is left blank for airline internal use.
(4) Column NOMENCLATURE

(a) Indenture System
The indenture system used in the Detailed Parts List shows the relationship of parts and
assemblies to next higher assemblies as follows:
1234567 Assembly Attaching Parts for Assembly.
.Detail Parts for Assembly

..Sub-Assembly
...Attaching Parts for Subassembly
....Detail Parts for Sub-Assembly
.....Sub-Sub-Assembly
......Attaching Parts for
Sub-Subassembly
.......Detail Parts for Sub-Sub Assembly
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(b) Attaching Parts

The Attaching Parts are shown directly after the assembly or the part thereof. They are
listed under the same indenture number as the item they attach, and are preceded by the
words - ATTACHING PARTS - and are followed by three asterisks (* * *).
(c) Vendor Code

Parts manufactured by companies other than DAeSystems GMBH are identified by an ap-
propriate vendor code following the nomenclature. Vendor codes are in accordance with
current issues of Federal Supply Codes for Manufacturer Handbook H4-1, H4-2 and H4-3
and H4-4 and are preceded by the letter 'V'. Standard parts such as AN, MS, etc. are not
identified by a vendor code.
(5) Column EFF CODE

Part variations with a group of equipment are indicated by a letter A, B, C, etc. Absence of a
code indicates that part applies to all models.
(6) Column UNITS PER ASSY

This column contains the quantity of a specific catalogue sequence numbered part required in
the build sequence if only one (where more than one exists), next higher sub-sub-assembly,
sub-assembly, assembly, or installation level as applicable. For bulk items, the letters 'AR' in-
serted in the quantity column to indicate 'As Required'. Where items listed for reference.
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3. How to use the Illustrated Parts List
(1) The part number is known
(a) Find the part number in the numerical index. Note figure and item number.
(b) Turn to figure.
(c) Locate the part on illustration and in the parts list by item number.
(2) The part number is unknown
(a) Refer to figure 1 and look for the title of figure in which the part should be shown.
(b) Note the figure number.
(c) Turn to the illustration and find the part.
(d) Refer to corresponding item number in the list.
4. List of Abbreviations
The following abbreviations have been used in this IPL:
ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION
AR As required
DET Detail
EFF Effective / effectivity
FIG Figure
IPL Illustrated parts list
NHA Next higher assy
NP Not procurable
PN Part number
RF Reference
REQ Required
SPSD Superseded
TTL Total
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5. List of Vendors
FSCM VENDOR NAME AND ADDRESS
F0347 3M FRANCE
Blvd de Loise
F-95006 CERGYPONTOISE Cedex, FRANCE
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6. Alpha-Numerical Index
PARTNUMBER FIGURE ITEM QTY
D4932 1 060A 2
D4932-03 1 060B 1
DIN125A4-3A2 2 80 2
DIN7331A2/4X5 2 -140C 1
DIN7331A3-6X6 2 -043 6
DIN7331A3-6X6 2 -070C 2
E28095-02 3 -001A RF
E28096-01 3 020A 1
E28165 2 150A 1
E28165-02 2 150B 1
E28178-02 3 010A 1
E28180 1 -001A RF
E28180-10 1 -001B RF
E28180-10-0001 1 -001C RF
E28180-10-0002 1 -001D RF
E28181 2 120A 1
E28181-02 2 120B 1
E28183-04 3 -001C RF
E28194 2 110A 1
E28194-02 2 110B 1
E28195 1 020A 1
E28195 2 -001A RF
E28196 2 060A 1
E28196-02 2 060B 1
E28197 1 090A 1
E28198 2 020A 1
E28205-01 1 -020D 1
E28205-01 2 -001D RF
E28234 2 070A 2
E28234-00 2 070B 2
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E28238 2 090A 1
E28238-04 2 090B 1
E28244 2 130A 1
E28244-03 2 130B 1
E28244 2 130A 1
E28244-03 2 130B 1
E28246 1 050A 1
E28246-01 1 050B 1
E28247 2 010A 1
E28247-01 2 010B 1
E28247-01 2 020B 1
E28292-00 3 -001D RF
E28297 1 010A 1
E28297-00 1 010B 1
E28297-01 1 010C 1
E28297-02 1 010D 1
E28320 1 040A 1
E28320-04 1 040B 1
E28330 1 080A 1
E28330-00 1 080B 1
E28330-02 1 080C 1
E28331-03 3 -001E RF
E28344 2 -105A 1
E28344-01 2 -105B 1
E28361 2 045A AR
E28361-00 2 045B AR
E28395-00 1 -020B 1
E28395-01 1 -020C 1
E28395-00 2 -001B RF
E28395-01 2 -001C RF
E28396 2 -120C 1
E28396-00 2 -120D 1
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E28397 2 -150C 1
E28397-00 2 -150D 1
E28398 2 -030C 1
E28398-00 2 -030D 1
E28399 2 -060C 1
E28399-00 2 -060D 1
E28400 2 -130C 1
E28400-00 2 -130D 1
E28401-00 2 -050D 2
E28407-00 1 090B 1
E28601-00 2A -001 1
E28602-00 2A 010 2
E28604-00 2A 020 2
E28660-00-0001 1 040C 1
E28672-00 2A 040 2
E28673-00 2A 030 2
E60031-03 1 090C 1
R32519-01 2 050B 2
R51287 2 030A 3
R51287-04 2 030B 3
1205668 2 100A 1
1205668-00 2 100B 1
1330233 1 070A 1
1330233-00 1 070B 1
6301009 2 140A 1
6301009-00 2 140B 1
6802008 2 040A 6
6802008-00 2 040B 6
8711312 1 030A 2
8711312-00 1 030B 2
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DETAILED PARTS LIST
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IPL-FIGURE 1
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FIG. AIRLINE NOMENCLATURE USAGE UNIT

ITEM PART NUMBER STOCK CODE PER
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
1
-001A E28180 OXYCREW ASSEMBLY, PBE A RF
IDENTICAL WITH E28180-09
SPSD BY E28180-10
-001B E28180-10 OXYCREW ASSEMBLY, PBE B RF
SPSD BY E28180-20-0001
-001C E28180-20-0001 OXYCREW ASSEMBLY, PBE C RF
-001D E28180-20-0002 OXYCREW ASSEMBLY, PBE D RF
010A E28297 .SEAL, BOX 1
SPSD BY E28297-00
010B E28297-00 .SEAL, BOX 1
SPSD BY E28297-01
010C E28297-01 .SEAL, BOX 1
SPSD BY E28297-02
010D E28297-02 .SEAL, BOX 1
020A E28195 .BOX, ASSY A 1
(SEE FIG.2 FOR DET)
SPSD BY E28395-00
-020B E28395-00 .BOX, ASSY 1
(SEE FIG.2 FOR DET)
SPSD BY E28395-01
-020C E28395-01 .BOX, ASSY 1
(SEE FIG.2 FOR DET)
SPSD BY E28205-01
-020D E28205-01 .BOX, ASSY 1
(SEE FIG.2 FOR DET)
-020E E28601-00 .BOX, ASSY D 1
(SEE FIG.2A FOR DET)
030A 8711312 .CLAMP, LOCKING A 2
SPSD BY 8711312-00
030B 8711312-00 .CLAMP, LOCKING 2
040A E28320 .BAG, FOIL (SMOKE HOOD)SPSD NP A 1
BY E28320-04
040B E28320-04 .BAG, FOIL, SMOKE HOOD NP AB 1
040C E28660-00-0001 .BAG, FOIL, SMOKE HOOD NP CD 1
050A E28246 ..INDICATOR, SERVICEABILITY A 1
SPSD BY E28246-01
050B E28246-01 ..INDICATOR, SERVICEABILITY 1
060A D4932 ..SEAL, LEAD A 2
SPSD BY D4932-03
060B D4932-03 ..SEAL, LEAD 1
- ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED

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NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
1
070A 1330233 ..WASHER A 1
SPSD BY 1330233-00
070B 1330233-00 ..WASHER 1
080A E28330 ..TAPE, ADHESIVE, PROTECTION 1
SPSD BY E28330-00
080B E28330-00 ..TAPE, ADHESIVE, PROTECTION 1
SPSD BY E28330-02
080C E28330-02 ..TAPE, ADHESIVE, PROTECTION 1
090A E28197 .PLATE, IDENTIFICATION 1
SPSD BY E28407-00
090B E28407-00 .PLATE, IDENTIFICATION 1
090C E60031-03 .PLATE, IDENTIFICATION 1

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BOX ASSY
FIGURE 2
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NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
2
-001A E28195 BOX ASSY (SEE FIG.1 FOR NHA) A RF
SPSD BY E28395-00
-001B E28395-00 BOX ASSY (SEE FIG.1 FOR B RF
NHA)SPSD BY E28395-01
-001C E28395-01 BOX ASSY (SEE FIG.1 FOR NHA) B RF
SPSD BY E28205-01
-001D E28205-01 BOX ASSY (SEE FIG.1 FOR NHA) B RF
010A E28247 .INTERLINING, FOAM, COVER A 1
SPSD BY E28247-01
010B E28247-01 .INTERLINING, FOAM, COVER 1
020A E28198 .INTERLINING, FOAM,BOX 1
SPSD BY E28247-01
020B E28247-01 .INTERLINING, FOAM, BOX 1
030A R51287 .HINGE A 3
SPSD BY R51287-04
030B R51287-04 .HINGE A 3
-030C E28398 .HINGE B 1
SPSD BY E28398-00
-030D E28398-00 .HINGE B 1
ATTACHING PARTS
040A 6802008 .WASHER, LOCKING A 6
SPSD BY 6802008-00
040B 6802008-00 .WASHER, LOCKING A 6
-043A DIN7331A3-6X6 .RIVET(PNR 1317997-00) B 6
***
045A E28361 .TAPE A AR
(0.05 M/0.02 IN)
SPSD BY E28361-00
045B E28361-00 .TAPE A AR
(0.05 M/0.02 IN)
050A R32519 .STRAP, ATTACHEMENT A 2
SPSD BY R32519-01
050B R32519-01 .STRAP, ATTACHEMENT A 2
-050C E28401 .STRAP, ATTACHEMENT B 2
SPSD BY E28401-00
-050D E28401-00 .STRAP, ATTACHEMENT B 2
060A E28196 .HANDLE A 1
SPSD BY E28196-02
060B E28196-02 .HANDLE A 1
-060C E28399 .HANDLE B 1
SPSD BY E28399-00
-060D E28399-00 .HANDLE B 1
ATTACHING PARTS
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NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
2
070A E28234 .RIVET, BLIND A 2
SPSD BY E28344-00
070B E28234-00 .RIVET, BLIND A 2

-070C DIN7331A3-6X6 .RIVET B 2
(PNR 1317997-00)
080A DIN125A4-3A2 .WASHER, LOCKING A 2
(PNR 1327542-00)
***
090A E28238 .CLAMP 1
SPSD BY E28238-04
090B E28238-04 .CLAMP 1
ATTACHING PARTS
100A 1205668 .CORD, SAFETY A 1
(0,1 M /0,0039 IN)
SPSD BY 1205668-00
100B 1205668-00 .CORD, SAFETY A 1
(0,1 M /0,0039 IN)
***
-105A E28344 .STITCH B 1
SPSD BY E28344-01
-105B E28344-01 .STITCH B 1
110A E28194 .LABEL, INSTRUCTION 1
SPSD BY E28194-02
110B E28194-02 .LABEL, INSTRUCTION 1
120A E28181 .BOX, COVER, TOP NP A 1
SPSD BY E28181-02
120B E28181-02 .BOX, COVER, TOP NP A 1
-120C E28396 .BOX, COVER, TOP NP B 1
SPSD BY E28396-00
-120D E28396-00 .BOX, COVER, TOP NP B 1
130A E28244 .WINDOW, INSPECTION A 1
SPSD BY E28244-03
130B E28244-03 .WINDOW, INSPECTION A 1
-130C E28400 .WINDOW, INSPECTION B 1
SPSD BY E28400-00
-130D E28400-00 .WINDOW, INSPECTION B 1
ATTACHING PARTS
140A 6301009 .RIVET, BLIND A 1
SPSD BY 6301009-00
140B 6301009-00 .RIVET, BLIND A 1
***
-140C DIN7331A2/4X5 .RIVET (PNR 1317997-00) B 1

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NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
2
150A E28165 .BOX, COVER BOTTOM NP A 1
SPSD BY E28165-02
150B E28165-02 .BOX, COVER BOTTOM NP A 1
-150C E28397 .BOX, COVER BOTTOM NP B 1
SPSD BY E28397-00
-150D E28397-00 .BOX, COVER BOTTOM NP B 1
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BOX ASSY
FIGURE 2A
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NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
2A
-001A E28601-00 BOX ASSY (SEE FIG.1 FOR NHA) RF
010A E28602-00 .SHELL 2
020A E28604-00 .WINDOW 2
030A E28673-00 .STRIP 2
040A E28672-00 .FASTENER 1
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BRACKET
FIGURE 3
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NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
3
-001A E28095-02 BRACKET ASSY A RF
-001B E28183-04 BRACKET ASSY RF
-001C E28292-00 BRACKET ASSY B RF
-001D E28331-03 BRACKET ASSY RF
010A E28184-00 BRACKET NP
020A E28178-02 .STRAP, WITH BUCKLE A 1
-020B E28294-01 .STRAP, WITH BUCKLE B 1
030A E28096-01 .STRAP, WITHOUT BUCKLE A 1
-030B E28295-01 .STRAP, SHORT, WITH BUTTONS B 1
-040A E28296-01 .STRAP, LONG, WITH BUTTONS B 1
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SIL No. 003 JUL 30/96 Life Time Extension

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SIL No. 005 JUL 30/96 Life Time Extension

SB E28180-35-002 JAN 15/99 Useful Life Restriction

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LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

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TITLE PAGE (TP) 1 JUL 30/11 INTRODUCTION 1 JUL 30/11

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ILLUSTRATED PARTS 1001-1 JUL 30/11

DETAILED PARTS LIST 1001 JUL 30/11

LIST OF APPROVED REPAIR FACILITIES

TRADE – NAME ADDRESS

B/E Aerospace Systems GmbH Revalstrasse 1

ST Aerospace Systems Pte Ltd 505 Airport Road

B/E Aerospace, Inc. 10800 Pflumm Road

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1– 99 – DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

B. List of Abbreviations and Units

Testing and fault isolation: Verified by performance

Disassembly: Verified by performance

Assembly: Verified by performance

B/E Aerospace Systems GmbH

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

Useful Life: 10 years (including storage)