Lavatory Fire Extinguisher CMM 26-25-12

0.
12kg AUTO EUTECTIC

FIRE EXTINGUISHER
PART NUMBERS
BA21758 BA23097-1 BA23112-1

BA22557-1 BA23098-1 BA23113-1
BA22649-1 BA23099-1 BA23114-1
BA22650-1 BA23100-1 BA23115-1
BA22651-1 BA23101-1 BA23116-1
BA22652-1 BA23102-1 BA23117-1
BA22653-1 BA23103-1 BA23118-1
BA22654-1 BA23104-1 BA23177-1
BA22696 BA23105-1 BA23189-1
BA22744 BA23106-1 BA23190-1
BA23092-1 BA23107-1 BA23191-1
BA23093-1 BA23108-1 BA23192-1
BA23094-1 BA23109-1 BA23193-1
BA23095-1 BA23110-1 BA23194-1
BA23096-1 BA23111-1 BA23217-1
COMPONENT MAINTENANCE
MANUAL WITH
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
BA21758 BA22557-1 BA22649-1 BA22650-1 BA22651-1 BA22652-1 BA22653-1 BA22654-1 BA22696 BA22744 BA23092-1 BA23093-1
BA23094-1 BA23095-1 BA23096-1 BA23097-1 BA23098-1 BA23099-1 BA23100-1 BA23101-1 BA23102-1 BA23103-1 BA23104-1 BA23105-1
BA23118-1 BA23177-1 BA23189-1 BA23190-1 BA23191-1 BA23192-1 BA23193-1 BA23194-1 BA23217-1
RECORD OF REVISIONS
Retain this record in front of manual. On receipt of revisions, insert revised pages in manual and enter
revision number, date inserted and initial.
Rev Issue Inserted Rev Issue Inserted

No Date Date By No Date Date By
1 1st Mar 1993
2 13th Oct 2010
3 12th Nov 2015
4 10th Feb 2016
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Temporary Page Issue Date

Rev. No. Number Date By removed By
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SERVICE BULLETIN LIST
Service Date Service Date

Bulletin Incorporated Bulletin Incorporated
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LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES
Subject Page Date
Title Page 1 Feb 10/2016
Record of Revision 1 Feb 10/2016
Record of Temporary revisions 1 Feb 10/2016
Service Bulletin List 1 Feb 10/2016
List of Effective Pages 1 Feb 10/2016
Table of Contents 1 Feb 10/2016
Introduction 1 Feb 10/2016
Description and Operation 1 Feb 10/2016

2 Feb 10/2016
3 Feb 10/2016
4 Feb 10/2016
Testing and Fault Isolation 4 Feb 10/2016
Extinguisher Maintenance Inspection 4 Feb 10/2016

5 Feb 10/2016
Disassembly 5 Feb 10/2016
Cleaning 5 Feb 10/2016
Repair 5 Feb 10/2016

6 Feb 10/2016
7 Feb 10/2016
Storage 7 Feb 10/2016
Installation 7 Feb 10/2016
Spare Page 8 Feb 10/2016

Illustrated Parts List 9 Feb 10/2016
10 Feb 10/2016
11 Feb 10/2016
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
DESCRIPTION and OPERATION 1
TESTING and FAULT ISOLATION 4
EXTINGUISHER MAINTENANCE INSPECTION 4
DISASSEMBLY 5
CLEANING 5
REPAIR 5
STORAGE 7
INSTALLATION 7
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST 8
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INTRODUCTION
1. General
This manual has been compiled in accordance with the requirements set out in specification ATA
100. It is intended to provide such data as is necessary for an approved repairer to return an
unserviceable Fire Extinguisher Assy. to a serviceable c on d i t i o n .
2. Manufacturing
The Fire Extinguisher Assy, is manufactured and product supported b y :
Fire Fighting Enterprises Ltd Percival Aviation Ltd

9 Hunting Gate Sapphire House
Hitchin 15 Barnes Wallis Road
Hertfordshire Fareham
SG4 0TJ Hampshire
England PO15 5TT
England
Telephone: +44(0) 845 4024242 +44(0) 1489 569000

Fax: +44(0) 845 4024201 +44(0) 1489 569050
3. Layout
This manual contains a general description and operation followed by data for maintenance,
repair, disassembly and assembly of the Fire Extinguisher. This is followed by an Illustrated Parts
List which gives detailed information.
4. Revision Service
This manual will be updated as required by revisions. Service Bulletins may be issued separately.
Their effect on the manual will however, be made evident by re-issue of the Service Bulletin List
as appropriate.
5. Shop Verification
This manual has been shop verified and has accomplished all disassembly, assembly, testing and
troubleshooting, by actual performing the function covered in this manual on equipment of
identical configuration.
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1. DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
A. Description
(1) This manual contains maintenance and overhaul instructions for the 0.12kg (0.26lb) series
of Automatic Fire Extinguishers.
(2) The Automatic Fire Extinguisher vessel contains extinguishing agent Halon 1211 (BCF) or
Halon 1301 (BTM) depending on part number. Extinguishers containing Halon 1211 (BCF)
are pressurized with Oxygen Free Dry Nitrogen, Extinguishers containing Halon 1301 (BTM)
are self pressurized. The Extinguisher is designed to be installed within Aircraft Toilet
Cabinets, in a fixed position and has the ability to detect and suppress fires. Each
Extinguisher consists of a spherical container on which pre-formed arm / arms, Mounting
Brackets and fill boss are mounted. Each arm terminates in a special detector / discharge
nozzle, which will discharge the Extinguisher contents when a predetermined temperature
is reached.
(3) Each container comprises of two brass hemispheres, brazed together to form a sphere.
Each hemisphere is per-drilled in the appropriate position, to accommodate the discharge
arm / arms and fill port. When assembled, the Extinguisher is filled with the appropriate type
and amount of extinguishant via the fill valve in the fill port. It is then permanently sealed by
the eutectic slug / slugs and either a blanking plug, pressure indicator or pressure switch,
fitted to the Extinguisher fill port.
(4) The arm / arms are pre-formed to suit the Aircraft installation requirements and must not
be adjusted as this may stress the arm-to-cylinder attachment points. The arm / arms
terminate with a special detector / discharge nozzle, which consists of a heat sensitive
capsule (slug). The capsule, in its passive mode, prevents leakage of extinguishant from the
Extinguisher. In the active mode, the heat sensitive capsule melts at a predetermined
temperature and permits the flow of extinguishant.
(5) The pressure indicator (if fitted) is permanently mounted on the fill port. A needle in the
GREEN sector indicates a serviceable Extinguisher.
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(6) The pressure switch (if fitted) is permanently mounted on the fill port and is set to operate
on a falling pressure. The electrical connection is made via a cable tail or an MS receptacle.
Connections for cable tail (Extinguisher Unpressurized)
YELLOW COMMON
RED NORMALLY OPEN
BLACK NORMALLY CLOSED
Connections for MS receptacle (Extinguisher U npr e s sur iz e d )
PIN E COMMON
PIN A NORMALLY OPEN
PIN C NORMALLY CLOSED
(7) Variations
The procedures described in this manual are applicable to all the 0.12kg series of Automatic
Fire Extinguishers. The part number defines the Extinguisher, type of extinguishant, the
number of arms and if fitted with blanking plug, pressure indicator or pressure switch on
the fill boss.
(8) Installation
CAUTION: REPOSITIONING OR RESHAPING OF THE EXTINGUISHER ARM / ARMS CAN WORK

HARDEN THE ARM MATERIAL. THIS MAY STRESS THE ARM / CYLINDER JOINT
AND THEREFORE MUST BE AVOIDED. THE SRM / SRMS ARE PRESSURIZED WITH
EXTINGUISHANT.
Automatic Fire Extinguishers in the 0.12kg series, are designed to be installed in Aircraft
Toilet Cabinets to protect the waste (trash) bin area against fire. The detector / discharge
nozzle being positioned such that a waste bin fire will activate the Eutectic capsule allowing
discharge of extinguishant into the waste bin. In order to afford easy service checks, the
pressure indicator (if fitted) should be readily visible. The Extinguisher must be correctly
orientated and mounted securely by its integral mounting bracket.
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B. Operation
(1) In the passive mode, the Extinguishant remains in situ in the aircraft awaiting the
predetermined temperature to activate the Extinguisher. Once this temperature is reached,
the Extinguisher enters the active mode. On sensing the operation temperature, the heat
sensitive capsule at the discharge end of the Extinguisher arm / arms, melts around its
periphery and is ejected from the arm thus allowing full discharge of the extinguishant. In
discharge, the pressure indicator (if fitted) will fall to zero, likewise the pressure switch (if
fitted) will operate.
C. Technical Data
(1) Weights
EXTINGUISHER DRY
(Pressure Indicator Fitted) 225g (7.9oz)

(Blanking Plug Fitted) 225g (7.9oz)
(Pressure Switch Fitted) 305g (10.7oz)
EXTINGUISHANT 125g (4.4oz)
Fill tolerance + / - 5g (+ / - 0.176oz)
NOTE: All weights nominal. The weight will vary according to the number of arms, fill
tolerance of extinguishant and, if fitted, pressure indicator or pressure switch. The check
weight will be found on the Extinguisher data label.
(2) Dimensions
Max dimensions vary according to part number. Typical max dimensions inclusive of arm,
pressure indicator and bracket, part number BA21758, a r e :-
104mm x 75mm x 100mm (4.1 x 3.0 x 3.95 inches)
Bracket mounting holes
5.5mm at 86.5 centers (0.21 inches at 3.4 inches centers)
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(3) Limitations of Use
Operating Temperature Range 76⁰C – 79⁰C (170⁰F – 175⁰F)

Survival Temperature Range -53⁰C – 76⁰C (-65⁰F – 170⁰F)
Mounting Attitude Restricted. See Extinguisher for

Orientation.
(4) General
Vibration Tested to Boeing Specification

D6-10853 Fig.11 & D6-44599
Humidity Mil-E-5272C para. 4.4.1

Procedure 1
Compass Safe Distance 0.34m (12 inches)

Altitude Rating 15,240 meters (50,000FT)
Life On Condition
2. TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
A. List of Materials
Note: The Extinguishers described in this manual are considered no repairable, with the
Exception of check weight and replacement of the pressure switch or pressure
Indicator.
Item Identification Source
High Resolution Scales - Local
3. EXTINGUISHER MAINTENANCE INSPECTION
A. Maintenance should be carried out at regular intervals.

The extinguisher must be weight checked each year.
The extinguisher should be checked for obvious damage i.e. scored or dented containers,
pinched or damaged arm / arms, empty or low-pressure indication, are all cause for rejection.
On installed units ensure detector discharge nozzles are correctly sited and free from
contaminate and waste material.
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B. CAUTION: REPOSITIONING OR RESHAPING OF THE EXTINGUISHER ARM / ARMS CAN WORK

HARDEN THE ARM MATERIAL AND THEREFORE MUST BE AVOIDED. THE ARM / ARMS ARE
PRESSURIZED WITH EXTINGUISHANT.
Extinguishers are designed to be left in the installed position.

The pressure indicator needle, if in the GREEN sector indicates a FULL Extinguisher.
If there is any doubt, the Extinguisher should be removed for check weighing.
C. Preparation for Test
(1) Have available, High Resolution Scales.
D. Test Procedure
(1) Check Extinguisher assembly (1) for obvious damage i.e. scored or dented containers,
pinched or damaged arm / arms are all cause for rejection.
(2) Extinguishers without obvious damage and not discharged, part discharged or empty
should be check weighed.
(3) Place Extinguisher assembly on the High Resolution Scales and check assembly is within 5
grammes (0.176ozs) of that stated on the Extinguisher Data Label. Extinguisher assemblies
under the specified weight and tolerance must be rejected and declared unserviceable.
4. DISASSEMBLY
Not Applicable
5. CLEANING
A. Extinguisher should be clean and free from contaminates. No special materials are required for
cleaning. The outside of Extinguishers should be cleaned with cotton wipers, removing grease
and dust etc.
6. REPAIR
A. Extinguishers described in this manual are considered non repairable. If the Extinguisher is
fitted with a pressure switch, a limited repair is possible.
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B. Repair of a pressure switch (20) is limited to replacement of the cable tail or MS connector.
C. To replace the cable tail on pressure switch (20D), pull back along cable tail protective boot
and unscrew pressure switch cap.
D. De-solder the existing cable and using 60/40 solder, solder the new cable ensuring correct
cable colour coding.
E. To replace the connector on pressure switch (20C), unscrew the 4 retaining bolts and pull
gently away from pressure switch. Remove (de-solder) cable from connector pins. Repair
or replace connector.
F. Solder, using 60/40 solder, the pressure switch (20C) cables to new connector ensuring
the correct pins are used. Place connector back on to pressure switch body and screw in
place with the 4 retaining bolts.
NOTE: Do not twist pressure switch inner cable assembly, as this may cause a
malfunction of the micro switch within the body of the pressure switch.
G. WARNING: OBSERVE ALL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, REGULATIONS AND PRACTICES WHEN

WORKING WITH PRESSURIZED EQUIPMENT.
WARNING: DO NOT LEAVE THE TEST SET UP UNATTENDED WHILST TEST IS IN PROGRESS.
NOTE: Due to extremely minute movement of the mechanical mechanism in the micro
switch, it is possible for the switch to adopt a neutral setting i.e. neither making
contact across normally open or normally closed leads / pins. The point at which
this occurs varies with the component tolerances of the switch and the
subsequent assembly. It is therefore possible for the switch to exhibit open
circuit characteristics when in the quiescent state. However, on falling pressure
due to activation of the Extinguisher, the switch will make contact across the
Black and Yellow leads or pins E and C.
Test pressure switch (20C) or (20D) by coupling the pressure switch to a

Regulated oxygen free dry nitrogen source. Using a standard ohm meter, test
each pair of cables or pins for correct reading. With the ohm meter still
connected, slowly apply 125 psi to the pressure switch sensor and check for
correct reading. With the ohm meter still connected, remove the dry nitrogen
pressure and check for correct reading. Repeat operation for each pair of
terminals.
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7. STORAGE
CAUTION: DO NOT STORE EXTINGUISHER WHERE THE OPERATING TEMPERATURE MAY BE

REACHED.
A. Extinguishers can be stored in any attitude, preferably in a dry atmosphere and at a

temperature of 20⁰C (68⁰F). During storage, Extinguishers should be checked approximately
every 12 months.
8. INSTALLATION
CAUTION: DO NOT REPOSITION OR RESHAPE EXTINGUISHER ARM /ARMS AS THIS CAN WORK
HARDEN THE ARM MATERIAL. NOTE THE EXTINGUISHER SRM / ARMS ARE PRESSURIZED
WITH EXTINGUISHANT.
NOTE: EACH EXTINGUISHER MUST BE WEIGHT CHECKED EVERY YEAR.
THE WEIGHT CHECK PROCEDURE IS DEFINED BY DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION, PARAGRAPH 3,
EXTINGUISHER MAINTENANCE INSPECTIONS OF THIS COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL.
BEFORE INSTALLATION THE EXTINGUISHER THE WEIGHT CHECK DATE MUST BE VERIFIED AS BEING
CURRENT.
A. Extinguisher should be installed in the appropriate position within the aircraft toilet
compartment cabinet structure, with the detector discharge arm / arms run to the area to be
protected.
B. After the Extinguisher has been installed, check to e n s u r e :
(1) The orientation of the Extinguisher is correct.
(2) Extinguisher Mounting Bracket is secured to the appropriate aircraft mounting structure.
(3) There are NO kinks or extraneous sharp bends in the arm / a r m s .
(4) If fitted, the Pressure Indicator is showing FULL or the needle is in the GREEN sector.
(5) If fitted, the Pressure Switch is correctly connected to the appropriate aircraft wiring
harness.
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INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK
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9. ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
A. Statement of the purpose of IPL
This section provides illustrations end parts breakdown of all parts of the Fire Extinguisher,
which can be disassembled, repaired or replaced and reassembled.
B. Explanation and Usage of IPL
(1) The introduction contains all explanatory information for the individual sections as is
necessary for the use of this IPL. The introduction also contains a list of abbreviations used
in the detailed parts list.
(2) Detailed Parts List
(a) 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 par is identifiable
on the illustration. A dash indicates that the part is not illustrated.
(b) Column PART NUMBER
The part number column contains the original manufacturer part number. When
standard parts are used, the standard part number is listed in the column.
(c) Column AIRLINE PART NO.
This column is left blank for airline internal use.
(d) Column NOMENCLATURE
The Nomenclature column gives the name of each assembly or part. Details of an
assembly are listed immediately after the assembly and are indented one dot to the
right, to indicate relationship.
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(e) Column EFF CODE
The Effectivity Code Column establishes parts relationship with units or assemblies that
are essentially the same but have minor deviations. These units or assemblies are
assigned reference letters, such as A, B, C etc. Parts which are not common to all
configuration but are associated with one or more of the coded lead times, carry the
letter or letters assigned to the lead item with which it is associated. Where part is
common to all lead items, the effectivity column is left blank.
(f) Column UNITS PER ASSY
This column contains the quantity of a specified catalogue sequence numbered part
required in the build sequence of only (where more than one exists) next higher sub-
sub-assembly, sub-assembly, assembly, or installation level as applicable. For bulk
items, the letters ‘AR’ are inserted in the quantity column, to indicate ‘As Required’.
Where items are listed for ‘Reference purposes’, ‘RF’ is inserted.
C. List of Abbreviations
The following abbreviations have been used in this IPL:
Term Parts List Definition

Abbreviation
As Required AR -
Assembly Assy -
Bromochlorodifluoromethane BCF -
Bromotrifluoromethane BTM -
Fire Extinguisher Fire EXT Fire Extinguisher Assembly as shown

in title page.
Effectivity Eff -
Figure Fig -
Illustrated Parts List IPL -
Paragraph Para -
Revision Rev -
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D. Service Bulletin Incorporation
Assemblies, sub-assemblies and detail parts subject to modification, deletion, addition, or

replacement by an issued Service Bulletin are annotated, to show both pre and post Service
Bulletin configuration. The term (pre SB XXX) in the Nomenclature column designates the
original configuration and the term (post SB XXX) identifies assemblies and parts after the
Service Bulletin modification have been completed.
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Fig. Part Airline Nomenclature EFF Units

Item Number Code 1234567 Code Per
Assy
0.12kg BTM Automatic Fire Ext with
1-1A BA22557-1 A
Gauge
-1B BA23092-1 B
Blanking Plug
-1C BA23101-1 C
Pressure Switch (Tail)
-1D BA23108-1 D
Pressure Switch (Connector)
-1E BA22649-1 E
Gauge
-1F BA23093-1 F
Blanking Plug
-1G BA23099-1 G
-1H BA23106-1 H
-1J BA22650-1 J
Gauge
-1K BA23094-1 K
Gauge
-1L BA23100-1 L
-1M BA23107-1 M
-1N BA22651-1 N
Gauge
-1P BA23095-1 P
Blanking Plug
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Assy
-1Q BA23102-1 Q
-1R BA23109-1 R
-1S BA22652-1 S
Gauge
-1T BA23096-1 T
Blanking Plug
-1U BA23103-1 U
-1V BA23110-1 V
-1W BA22653-1 W
Gauge
-1X BA23097-1 X
Blanking Plug
-1Y BA23104-1 Y
-1Z BA23111-1 Z
-1AA BA22654-1 BA
Gauge
-1AB BA23098-1 CA
Blanking Plug
-1AC BA23105-1 DA
-1AD BA23112-1 EA
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Assy
-1AE BA23114-1 FA
Gauge
-1AF BA22696 GA
Blanking Plug
-1AG BA23116-1 HA
-1AH BA23118-1 JA
-1AJ BA23113-1 KA
Gauge
-1AK BA22744 LA
Blanking Plug
-1AL BA23115-1 MA
-1AM BA23117-1 NA
-1AN BA21758 PA
Gauge
-1AP BA23189-1 QA
Blanking Plug
-1AQ BA23190-1 RA
-1AR BA23191-1 SA
-1AS BA23217-1 TA
Gauge
-1AT UA
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Assy
-1AU VA
-1AV WA
-1AW BA23192-1 XA
Gauge
-1AX BA23193-1 YA
Blanking Plug
-1AY BA23177-1 ZA
-1AZ BA23194-1 CB
. Valve Core 1
10 22320-002
. Plug, Blanking B,F,P,T 1
20A BA22725-1 X,CA,GA,
LA,QA,YA
. Indicator, Pressure A,E,J,K,N,S 1
20B 22310-016 W,BA,
KA,PA,TA,XA
. Switch, Pressure (Connector) D,H,M,R,V 1
20C 3AE21312-1 Z,EA,JA,
NA,SA,CB
. Switch, Pressure (Tail) C,G,L,Q,U 1
20D 4AE20697-2 Y,DA,HA
MA,RA,ZA
.. ‘O’ Ring 1
30 22540-610
… Paraffin, White Soft AR
-40 17580-007
… Permabond A131 AR
-50 17530-011
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Assy
. Label (UP) 1
60 BA22599-1
. Label (Data) 1
70 BA22600-1
. Support Plate AR
80 4SY23214-1
. Eutectic 78⁰C AR
90 4SY22758-1
. Halon 1301 (BTM) AR
-100 16000-002
. Halon 1211 (BCF) AR
-110 16000-001
. Dry Nitrogen AR
-120 16000-008
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12kg AUTO EUTECTIC

BA21758 BA23097-1 BA23112-1

Rev Issue Inserted Rev Issue Inserted

1 1st Mar 1993

2 13th Oct 2010

3 12th Nov 2015

4 10th Feb 2016

ROR Feb 10/2016

RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISION

Temporary Page Issue Date

ROTR Feb 10/2016

SERVICE BULLETIN LIST

Service Date Service Date

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

Subject Page Date

Title Page 1 Feb 10/2016

Record of Revision 1 Feb 10/2016

Record of Temporary revisions 1 Feb 10/2016

Service Bulletin List 1 Feb 10/2016

List of Effective Pages 1 Feb 10/2016

Table of Contents 1 Feb 10/2016

Introduction 1 Feb 10/2016

Description and Operation 1 Feb 10/2016

Testing and Fault Isolation 4 Feb 10/2016

Extinguisher Maintenance Inspection 4 Feb 10/2016

Disassembly 5 Feb 10/2016

Cleaning 5 Feb 10/2016

Repair 5 Feb 10/2016

Storage 7 Feb 10/2016

Installation 7 Feb 10/2016

Spare Page 8 Feb 10/2016

LEP Feb 10/2016

DESCRIPTION and OPERATION 1

TESTING and FAULT ISOLATION 4

EXTINGUISHER MAINTENANCE INSPECTION 4

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST 8

TOC Feb 10/2016

The Fire Extinguisher Assy, is manufactured and product supported b y :

Fire Fighting Enterprises Ltd Percival Aviation Ltd

Telephone: +44(0) 845 4024242 +44(0) 1489 569000

INTRO Feb 10/2016

1. DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

Connections for cable tail (Extinguisher Unpressurized)

Connections for MS receptacle (Extinguisher U npr e s sur iz e d )

CAUTION: REPOSITIONING OR RESHAPING OF THE EXTINGUISHER ARM / ARMS CAN WORK

(Pressure Indicator Fitted) 225g (7.9oz)

EXTINGUISHANT 125g (4.4oz)

Fill tolerance + / - 5g (+ / - 0.176oz)

104mm x 75mm x 100mm (4.1 x 3.0 x 3.95 inches)

Bracket mounting holes

5.5mm at 86.5 centers (0.21 inches at 3.4 inches centers)

(3) Limitations of Use

Operating Temperature Range 76⁰C – 79⁰C (170⁰F – 175⁰F)

Mounting Attitude Restricted. See Extinguisher for

Vibration Tested to Boeing Specification

Humidity Mil-E-5272C para. 4.4.1

Compass Safe Distance 0.34m (12 inches)

2. TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

Item Identification Source

High Resolution Scales - Local

3. EXTINGUISHER MAINTENANCE INSPECTION

A. Maintenance should be carried out at regular intervals.