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SERVICE BULLETIN LIST
Service Bulletin Service Bulletin Date Service Bulletin Purpose of

Number Revision Number Incorporated into Manual Service Bulletin
KTU-28-321 - - Mod.01: Introduction of modified outer

tube
KTU-28-329 - - Mod.02: Introduction of modified outer
tube
KTU-28-330 - - Mod.03: Introduction of modified
support rings
KTU-28-331 - - Mod.04: Introduction of modified
centralising pins
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LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES
Subject Page Date Subject Page Date
Title Page TP-1 Dec 08/10 Assembly (Including 701 Dec 08/10
TP-2 Blank Dec 08/10 Storage) 702 Dec 08/10
703 Dec 08/10
Record of Revisions ROR-1 Dec 08/10 704 Dec 08/10
ROR-2 Blank Dec 08/10 705 Dec 08/10
706 Blank Dec 08/10
Record of Temporary RTR-1 Dec 08/10
Revisions RTR-2 Blank Dec 08/10 Fits and Clearances 801 Dec 08/10
802 Blank Dec 08/10
Service Bulletin List SBL-1 Dec 08/10
SBL-2 Blank Dec 08/10 Special Tools, Fixtures 901 Dec 08/10
and Equipment 902 Blank Dec 08/10
List of Effective LEP-1 Dec 08/10
Pages LEP-2 Blank Dec 08/10 Illustrated Parts 1001 Dec 08/10
List 1002 Dec 08/10
Table of Contents TOC-1 Dec 08/10 1003 Dec 08/10
TOC-2 Dec 08/10 1004 Dec 08/10
1005 Dec 08/10
List of Illustrations LOI-1 Dec 08/10 1006 Dec 08/10
LOI-2 Blank Dec 08/10 1007 Dec 08/10
1008 Dec 08/10
Introduction INT-1 Dec 08/10 1009 Dec 08/10
INT-2 Dec 08/10 1010 Dec 08/10
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Description and 1 Dec 08/10 1014 Dec 08/10
Operation 2 Dec 08/10 1015 Dec 08/10
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4 Dec 08/10 1017 Dec 08/10
5 Dec 08/10 1018 Dec 08/10
6 Blank Dec 08/10 1019 Dec 08/10
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1021 Dec 08/10
Testing and Fault 101 Dec 08/10 1022 Dec 08/10
Isolation 102 Dec 08/10 1023 Dec 08/10
103 Dec 08/10 1024 Dec 08/10
104 Dec 08/10 1025 Dec 08/10
105 Dec 08/10 1026 Dec 08/10
106 Dec 08/10 1027 Dec 08/10
107 Dec 08/10 1028 Dec 08/10
108 Blank Dec 08/10 1029 Blank Dec 08/10
1030 Dec 08/10
Disassembly 301 Dec 08/10 1031 Dec 08/10
302 Dec 08/10 1032 Dec 08/10
1033 Dec 08/10
Cleaning 401 Dec 08/10 1034 Blank Dec 08/10
402 Blank Dec 08/10
Check 501 Dec 08/10

502 Blank Dec 08/10
Repair 601 Dec 08/10

602 Blank Dec 08/10
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION.....................................................................................................1
1. General .....................................................................................................................................1
2. Description................................................................................................................................1
3. Operation ..................................................................................................................................1
4. Data ..........................................................................................................................................5
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION ...............................................................................................101
1. Equipment and Materials......................................................................................................101

2. Test Conditions.....................................................................................................................102
3. Procedure .............................................................................................................................102
4. Fault Isolation .......................................................................................................................107
DISASSEMBLY...............................................................................................................................301
1. General .................................................................................................................................301
2. Procedure .............................................................................................................................301
CLEANING......................................................................................................................................401
1. General .................................................................................................................................401
2. Procedure .............................................................................................................................401
CHECK............................................................................................................................................501
1. General .................................................................................................................................501
REPAIR...........................................................................................................................................601
1. General .................................................................................................................................601
ASSEMBLY (INCLUDING STORAGE)...........................................................................................701
1. General .................................................................................................................................701
2. Procedure .............................................................................................................................701
3. Storage .................................................................................................................................703
FITS AND CLEARANCES ..............................................................................................................801
1. Fits and Clearances..............................................................................................................801

2. Torque Data..........................................................................................................................801
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT.........................................................................901
1. General .................................................................................................................................901
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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST ........................................................................................................1001
1. Ordering..............................................................................................................................1001
2. Introduction .........................................................................................................................1001
3. Vendor Codes, Names and Addresses ..............................................................................1005
4. Equipment Designator Index ..............................................................................................1007
5. Alpha/Numeric Index ..........................................................................................................1009
6. Detailed Parts List...............................................................................................................1017
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Fig. Page
Fig. 1 (Sheet 1 of 3) Tank Unit............................................................................................................ 2

Fig. 2 Tank Unit Construction ............................................................................................................. 7
Fig. 101 Test Set-Up.......................................................................................................................104
IPL Fig. 1 Tank Unit ......................................................................................................................1018
IPL Fig. 1A Tank Unit....................................................................................................................1024
IPL Fig. 1B Tank Unit....................................................................................................................1030
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INTRODUCTION
1. General
A. Disclaimer Notice
(1) All technical documentation and information contained herein, with respect to:
- assembly and disassembly
- cleaning
- inspection methods and limits
- repair methods and limits
- operational limits
- life limits
and the like, have been developed and approved for use with this equipment and parts that have
been manufactured and/or approved by GE Aviation and that have been maintained in
accordance with GE Aviation technical documentation and recommendations. GE Aviation has
no contractual or legal obligation for, nor knowledge of, non-GE-approved parts and repairs.
Accordingly, this document is not intended to apply to non-GE-approved parts and repair.
(2) Software or software data supplied to you to support the hardware described in this manual is
proprietary to GE Aviation. The software or software data is supplied to you on the
understanding that:
- You will not show the software outside your organization without GE Aviation’s prior
written permission
- You will not reproduce the software without GE Aviation’s prior written permission
- You will not alter or amend the software.
(3) GE Aviation accepts no responsibility for any costs, claims, damages, liabilities and expenses
incurred directly or indirectly by us and however arising as a consequence of your breach of
any part of the undertaking set out above.
B. Scope
(1) Simplified English to ASD-STE100 is used in this manual.
(2) This manual contains Description, Operation and Maintenance procedures. It also contains an
Illustrated Parts List (IPL). IPL Figure and Item numbers in parentheses follow the part name
to identify them. The figure/item numbers in parentheses in the text agree with those used in
the IPL. Only the primary figure/item numbers are used, unless it is necessary to show them
differently.
(3) All dimensions and quantities in this manual are in imperial units with SI units in parentheses. A
full point shows a decimal part of an imperial unit. A comma shows a decimal part of an SI unit.
(4) All the materials in this manual have a Ref. Item identification that is given in the materials
paragraph.
(5) Use approved persons and good aircraft engineering practice for all procedures in this manual.
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2. Electrostatic Sensitive Devices
A. Circuit board assemblies contain semi-conductor devices that can be damaged by transient voltages,
which include:
- Static charges of a level normally present on the human body
- Clothing
- Non-conducting items in common workshop use.
B. Maintenance operations on modules which contain electrostatic sensitive devices (ESDs) must be
done in accordance with current workshop practice.
C. Modules which contain ESDs can be identified by either:
- A yellow spot, 0.25 in (6,35 mm) diameter.
- A warning label, which is colored black on yellow.
D. ESDs are identified individually with a yellow spot.
3. Reference Publications
A. GE Aviation Publication OH/SPR
4. Verification
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION )

DISASSEMBLY )
08/02/89
)
ASSEMBLY )
ENGINEERING TECHNICAL APPROVAL 08/12/10
5. List of Abbreviations
°C Degree Celsius
°F Degree Fahrenheit
µA Micro ampere
A Ampere
DC Direct current
DMM Digital multimeter
FQIS Fuel quantity indication system
in Inch
inHg Inch of mercury
kHz Kilo hertz
lbf in Pound force inch
m Meter
mb Millibar
mm Millimeter
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Mohm Mega ohm

Nm Newton meter
pF Pico farad
Qty Quantity
RMS Root mean square
s Second
THD Total harmonic distortion
V Volt
V DC Voltage direct current
Vp Peak voltage
V RMS Voltage root mean square
W Watt
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
1. General
A. The tank units referred to in this manual are component parts of the Airbus A320 Fuel Quantity
Indication System (FQIS). The tank units are DC capacitance types whose capacitance change in
proportion to the fuel level in the tank. The FQIS computer measures the capacitance of groups of
tank units to calculate the quantity of fuel in each tank.
2. Description
A. Each tank unit has a pair of coaxial electrodes made from aluminium tubes isolated from each other
at a constant distance by insulated centralising pins, refer to Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. The electrical
connections to the tank unit is made through 'Faston' connector tabs on a block assembly. The slots
in the block assembly prevent incorrect connection of the cable assembly connectors.
B. The tank units (1B-1 and 1B-1A) have the inner tube divided into two sections. The lower section is
called the compensator. The capacitance of the compensator lets the permittivity
(K value) of the fuel to be computed. The compensator incorporates a separate block assembly for
the diodes and electrical connections.
C. The tank units (1A-1B and 1-1H) are capable of measuring the fuel temperature. The rectifier diodes
in these units are specially selected for their temperature properties. The diodes receive a constant
current to measure the temperature. The voltage drop across the diodes is proportional to the
temperature.
D. There are two types of fixings used to install the tank units in the fuel tanks. One type is a ring
assembly and a D-shaped plastic bracket. The ring assembly is a rubber sleeve, the outer diameter
of which has a curved profile. The ring assembly is at the top end of the unit. The plastic bracket is at
the bottom end of the unit. This allows installation in areas that are not easily accessible, such as the
collector cells and the centre tank. The tank units (1A-1); (1A-1A); (1B-1A); (1A-1B); (1A-1C) and
(1A-1D), have this type of fixing.
E. The other type of fixing has two P-shaped brackets. The bracket at the bottom end of the unit is
installed by rivets. The bracket at the top end of the unit is adjustable. The adjustable bracket is
rotated as required to align with the mounting in the tank. The tank units (1-1 through 1-1G), (1-1H
and 1-1J) have this type of fixing.
3. Operation
A. A sine wave 'drive' voltage energises the unit and a diode network in the terminal block half-wave
rectifies the output to give a DC current signal proportional to the capacitance value of the tank unit.
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Fig. 1 (Sheet 1 of 3)
Tank Unit
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Tank Unit
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Tank Unit
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4. Data
A. The physical characteristics of the tank units are given in Table 1.
Table 1
Physical Characteristics - Tank Unit
Tank Unit Length

in (mm)
(1A-1) 31.24 (793,5)

(1-1) 25.73 (653,5)
* (1B-1) 19.86 (504,5)
(1-1A) 27.22 (691,5)
(1-1B) 24.89 (632,3)
(1-1C) 19.61 (498,0)
(1-1D) 17.60 (447,5)
(1-1E) 15.55 (395,0)
(1-1F) 12.13 (308,0)
(1-1G) 14.96 (380,0)
(1-1J) 8.98 (228,0)
(1A-1A) 36.38 (924,0)
* (1B-1A) 32.44 (824,0)
+ (1A-1B) 30.60 (777,2)
+ (1-1H) 11.40 (289,6)
(1A-1C) 30.93 (785,5)
(1A-1D) 30.28 (769,2)
NOTE 1: An asterisk (*) shows the tank unit with

K value compensator.
NOTE 2: A plus symbol (+) shows the tank unit

with fuel temperature diodes.
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Fig. 2
Tank Unit Construction
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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
1. Equipment and Materials
A. Equipment
(1) This equipment is necessary:
NOTE: Alternative equivalents are permitted.
Part No. Equipment Function Vendor Code
AVO 8 Ohmmeter
Used to measure resistance VU0146
Mk III
6030LMT End plate
Used to test tank unit (1-1) VK5294
(Qty 2)
8506 True RMS Digital MultiMeter
(DMM) Used to test tank unit (1-1) VKF392
accuracy: 0.05% at 30 kHz
Signal generator )
To generate a sine wave of 28.5 )
- to 31.5 kHz at 28.5 to 31.5 V Used to test tank unit (1-1) )
with less than 0.1% Total )
Harmonic Distortion (THD) )
Micro ammeter )
- 20 to 150 µA Used to test tank unit (1-1) )
accuracy: ±0.01 µA )
)
Wooden vee block )
- Used to support tank unit (1-1)
(Qty 2) )
)
Bonding wire Commercially
)
(Qty 2) available
)
- Type: 7/0,2 mm Used to test tank unit (1-1)
)
Length: 47.24 in (1,2 m) with
)
alligator clip at each end
)
Frequency counter )
- Used to test tank unit (1-1) )
)
Insulation resistance tester Used to measure insulation )
-
500 V DC resistance )
Container for test liquid, of )
- sufficient dimensions to contain Used to test tank unit (1-1) )
compensator )
B. Materials
(1) These materials are necessary:
Ref. Item Material Vendor Code
1 Test liquid, lotoxane fast of known permittivity, measured to three

VU0698
decimal places.
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2. Test Conditions
NOTE: Check the accuracy of the test equipment. Tolerances given in TESTING AND FAULT
ISOLATION are specification values.
A. General
(1) Unless otherwise specified, do all the tests to the ambient conditions below:
(a) The temperature must be between 50 and 86 °F (10 and 30 °C).
(b) The relative humidity must be between 10 and 80%.
(c) The barometric pressure must be between 24.95 and 31.01 inHg (845 and 1050 mb).
3. Procedure
A. Do the tests that follow to make sure that the tank unit (1-1) is serviceable.
B. Insulation Resistance Test
WARNING: USE CARE WHILE YOU DO THE INSULATION RESISTANCE TEST. THE
INSULATION RESISTANCE TESTER OUTPUT MUST BE SET TO 0 V DC BEFORE
YOU CONNECT THE TANK UNIT (1-1) TO THE TEST EQUIPMENT. A DANGEROUS
SHOCK CAN OCCUR ON THE TANK UNIT (1-1) OR ITS CONNECTORS BECAUSE
OF HIGH VOLTAGES.
CAUTION: DO THE INSULATION RESISTANCE TEST AS SPECIFIED IN THE PROCEDURE.

INCORRECT CONNECTIONS OR INCORRECT VOLTAGE CAN DAMAGE THE
TANK UNIT (1-1).
(1) Set the insulation resistance tester output voltage to 0 V DC.
(2) Connect the insulation resistance tester between the block assembly connector tab E (blue)
and the inner tube.
(3) Gradually increase the insulation resistance tester output voltage to 500 V DC and measure
the insulation resistance for a period not less than 10 s. Make sure that the measured
insulation resistance is not less than 20 Mohm.
(4) For tank units (1B-1 and 1B-1A) only:
(a) Do the steps (1) thru (3), but connect the insulation resistance tester between the block
assembly connector tab E (blue) and the compensator (part of the inner tube) at step (2).
(5) Gradually decrease the insulation resistance tester output voltage to 0 V DC and set the
insulation resistance tester to off. Disconnect and remove the tank unit (1-1) from the
insulation resistance tester.
C. Diode Function Test
NOTE: Reverse the polarities given in steps C.(1) and C.(2) if an ohmmeter other than AVO 8 MK
III is used in the test.
(1) Touch the ohmmeter, AVO 8 MK III, leads to the points that follow and measure the resistance
of the block assembly diodes. The ohmmeter, AVO 8 MK III, must show a resistance of
between 2000 and 6000 ohm:
- The ohmmeter, AVO 8 MK III, positive lead to the connector tab B (Yellow)
- The ohmmeter, AVO 8 MK III, negative lead to the connector tab D (Green).
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(2) For tank units (1B-1 and 1B-1A) only:
(a) Do the step (1), but touch the ohmmeter, AVO 8 MK III, leads to the points that follow:
- The ohmmeter, AVO 8 MK III, positive lead to the connector tab C (Yellow)
- The ohmmeter, AVO 8 MK III, negative lead to the connector tab A (Orange).
D. Initial Capacitance Measurement
CAUTION: DO NOT USE THE CABLES TO PULL THE FASTON CONNECTORS FROM THE
BLOCK ASSEMBLY. THE FASTON CONNECTORS HAVE A SELF LOCKING
MECHANISM. THE CONNECTORS CAN BE DAMAGED IF YOU PULL THEM BY
THE CABLES.
NOTE: The tank unit (1-1) must be clean and dry. The tank unit must remain at an ambient
temperature of between 50 and 86 °F (10 and 30 °C) for a minimum period of 30 minutes
before you start the test.
(1) Preparation
(a) Put the tank unit (1-1) on the wooden vee blocks. Put an end plate, 6030LMT, at a
distance of 0.250 in (6,35 mm) away from each end of the unit. Use a bonding wire and
connect the end plates, 6030LMT, to the earth.
(b) For the tank units (1B-1 and 1B-1A) only:
(1) Move the end plate, 6030LMT, away from the compensator end of the unit.
(2) Use a bonding wire and connect the compensator (part of the inner tube) to earth.
(c) Connect the tank unit (1-1) to the test set-up: refer to Fig. 101.
(2) Procedure
(a) Set the signal generator to on and energize the test circuit for 15 minutes.
(b) Set the signal generator frequency to between 28.5 and 31.5 kHz. Record the frequency
indication on the frequency counter.
(c) Calculate the Peak Voltage (Vp) to be applied to the tank unit (1-1) during the test from
the formula given below:
Vp  883.5  (0.43 f )
f
Where f is the actual frequency in kHz recorded at step (b).
(d) Set the signal generator peak voltage (Vp) to the value calculated at step (c). Make sure
that the micro ammeter shows the output current given in Table 101.
NOTE: The signal generator output measured by the true RMS DMM, 8506, must be
converted to V RMS with the formula, V RMS = 0.707 Vp. This condition must be
maintained throughout the test.
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Fig. 101
Test Set-Up
(e) Do as follows to measure the initial capacitance of the tank units (1B-1 and 1B-1A)
compensator:
(1) Move the end plate, 6030LMT, away from the probe end of the tank unit.
(2) Use a bonding wire to connect the probe part of the inner tube to earth.
(3) Disconnect the micro ammeter from the tank unit block assembly connector tabs D
and B: refer to Fig. 101.
(4) Connect the micro ammeter between the compensator block assembly connector
tabs A (positive) and C (negative): refer to Fig. 101. Make sure that the micro
ammeter shows between 24.12 and 24.22 µA.
NOTE: Do the procedure given in para E. if the micro ammeter indication is not
within the limits specified.
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Table 101
Output Current - Initial Capacitance Measurement
Limits
(μA) Equivalent Capacitance
Tank Unit
(pF)
Low High
(1-1) 101.87 102.86 57.93 ±0.28

(1-1A) 107.72 108.74 61.25 ±0.29
(1-1B) 98.62 99.57 56.08 ±0.27
(1-1C) 77.78 78.52 44.23 ±0.21
(1-1D) 70.00 70.68 39.81 ±0.19
(1-1E) 61.92 62.52 35.21 ±0.17
(1-1F) 48.54 49.00 27.60 ±0.13
(1-1G) 59.62 60.18 33.90 ±0.16
(1-1H) 45.55 46.01 25.91 ±0.13
(1-1J) 36.08 36.44 20.52 ±0.10
(1A-1) 123.62 124.78 70.29 ±0.33
(1A-1A) 143.94 145.35 81.86 ±0.40
(1A-1B) 121.09 122.26 68.86 ±0.33
(1A-1C) 122.36 123.53 69.58 ±0.33
(1A-1D) 119.84 121.00 68.15 ±0.33
(1B-1) 55.14 55.68 31.36 ±0.15 Probe
24.12 24.22 13.68 ±0.03 Comp
(1B-1A) 104.62 105.61 59.49 ±0.28 Probe
24.12 24.22 13.68 ±0.03 Comp
NOTE: The tank units (1B-1) and (1B-1A) are combined probe/compensators.
E. Capacitance Test for Wet Compensator
NOTE: Do the procedure that follows if the initial tank unit (1-1) capacitance measurement is not
within the specified limits.
(1) Put the allen key into the recess in the bottom of the inner tube of the compensator. Turn the
allen key to set the current shown on the micro ammeter to 24.17 µA.
NOTE: Turn the allen key clockwise to decrease the current. Turn the allen key
counterclockwise to increase the current.
(2) Put the end plate, 6030LMT, at a distance of 0.250 in (6,35 mm) from the tank unit (1-1)
compensator end. Use a bonding wire to connect the end plate, 6030LMT, to earth. Make sure
that the current shown on the micro ammeter is 24.17 µA. If necessary, adjust the current until
the micro ammeter shows the correct value with the end plate, 6030LMT, installed as given
above.
NOTE: Remove the end plate, 6030LMT, to turn the allen key, but the end plate must be
installed again and the bonding wire connected to earth before you do the test.
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(3) Put the test liquid, Material Ref. Item 1, of known permittivity, k in the container until the depth
of test liquid, Material Ref. Item 1, is more than the height of the compensator. Put the
compensator fully into the test liquid, Material Ref. Item 1. Make sure that the end plate,
6030LMT, is at a distance of 0.250 in (6,35 mm) from the compensator end of the tank
unit (1-1).
(4) Record the current shown on the micro ammeter. Calculate the corrected current from the
measured current as follows:
1.1
Corrected current (µA) = Measured current x (μA)
k 1
Where k is the known permittivity of the test liquid, Material Ref. Item 1.
(5) Record the corrected current. If the corrected current is between 49.94 and 50.18 µA, continue
to step (11). Continue to step (6) if the corrected current is incorrect.
(6) Remove the tank unit from the test liquid, Material Ref. Item 1. Drain the tank unit and air dry.
When the current shown on the micro ammeter is between 24.15 and 24.19 µA, continue to
step (7).
(7) Subtract the corrected current recorded in step (5) from 50.06 µA. Divide the result by two.
Add this result to 24.17 µA. Record the last result.
NOTE: Subtract the result from 24.17 µA if you get a negative value when corrected current
value is subtracted from 50.06 µA and divided by two.
(8) Remove the end plate, 6030LMT. Use the allen key and set the current shown on the micro
ammeter to the value recorded at step (7).
(9) Put the end plate, 6030LMT, at a distance of 0.250 in (6,35 mm) from the compensator end of
the unit. Use a bonding wire to connect the end plate, 6030LMT, to earth. Make sure that the
current shown on the micro ammeter is the value recorded at step (7). If necessary, adjust the
current until the micro ammeter shows the correct value with the end plate, 6030LMT,
installed.
NOTE: Remove the end plate, 6030LMT, to turn the allen key, but install the end plate,
6030LMT, again and make sure that the bonding wire is connected before you
measure the output current.
(10) Do the procedures given in step (2) thru (5) again. Make sure that the corrected current is
between 49.94 and 50.18 µA. Record the value.
(11) Remove the tank unit (1-1) from the test liquid, Material Ref. Item 1. Drain the tank unit and air
dry.
(12) Make sure that the current shown on the micro ammeter is between 24.04 and 24.56 µA.
Record the value.
(13) Subtract the value recorded in step (12) from the value recorded in step (10). Make sure that
the result is between 25.43 and 25.95 µA.
NOTE: Do the full procedure again if a value is not within the specified limit. The tank unit
(1-1) is unserviceable if a value remains less than or more than the specified limit.
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4. Fault Isolation
CAUTION: DO NOT DISASSEMBLE THE TUBES OF THE TANK UNIT (1-1). REPLACE THE TANK
UNIT (1-1) IF ONE OF THE TUBES IS DAMAGED.
A. Replace components that are not within the limits specified.
Table 102
Fault Isolation
Fault Possible Cause Corrective Action
Put the tank unit in a warm oven at a

Dampness in unit temperature between 158 and 176 °F
(70 and 80 °C) for a period of two hours
Failure of insulation resistance
test Unserviceable block assembly (1-35) Replace block assembly (1-35)
Contamination of block assembly
connections, cross pins (1-55) or Clean the parts: refer to CLEANING
centering pins (1-10)
Failure of diode function test Open or short circuited diodes Replace block assembly (1-35)
Damaged or loose tubes Replace tank unit (1-1)
Damaged or loose cross pins (1-55) Replace cross pins and/or the centering
or centering pins (1-10) pins (1-10)
Failure of initial capacitance
measurement test Contamination of cross pins (1-55)
Clean the parts: refer to CLEANING
centering pins (1-10)
Damaged pin connections to the
Replace block assembly (1-35)
inner tube
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DISASSEMBLY
1. General
A. Make sure that the work area, tools and equipment are clean.
B. Discard parts that you must not use again, such as spring washers.
C. Approved spares only should replace faulty parts, after inspection for serviceability.
D. Special Tools
(1) Special tools are not necessary.
E. Materials
(1) Materials are not necessary.
2. Procedure
A. Riveted Parts on the Outer Tube
WARNING: DO NOT BLOW COMPRESSED AIR AT YOU OR AT OTHER PERSONS.

COMPRESSED AIR IS DANGEROUS AND CAN CAUSE INJURY.
CAUTION: DO NOT REMOVE THE RUBBER SUPPORT RING FROM ITS SLEEVE (1A-65 OR
1B-95). THE PARTS ARE MACHINED TO AN ACCURATE TOLERANCE AND MUST
BE REMOVED AS AN ASSEMBLY ONLY.
(1) The parts that follow are attached to the tank unit (1-1) outer tube with rivets. Do as instructed
in step (2) to remove the applicable parts from the outer tube of the tank unit to be
disassembled:
- Name plate (1-65, 1A-70 or 1B-105)
- Mounting bracket (1-20, 1A-60, 1B-20 and 1B-90)
- Mounting clamp (1-60)
- Ring assembly (1A-20 and 1B-25)
- Sleeve (1A-65 and 1B-95).
(2) Do as follows to remove the rivets from the outer tube of the tank unit (1-1):
CAUTION: THE DRILL MUST NOT GO FARTHER THAN THE DEPTH OF THE RIVET
HEAD WHEN YOU DRILL THE RIVET HEAD.
(a) Use a centre punch and put a mark at the centre of the rivet head.
(b) Use a drill of the same diameter as the shank of the rivet and carefully drill the rivet head
from the applicable part.
(c) Use a punch and carefully remove the remaining rivet shank from the hole.
(d) Make sure that there is no damage to the drilled holes in the outer tube. Use a clean, dry,
low pressure jet of compressed air to remove the swarf that remains in the tank unit.
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B. Block Assembly (1-35)
CAUTION: DO NOT MOVE THE INNER TUBE. THE PIN THAT CONNECTS THE BLOCK
ASSEMBLY (1-35) TO THE INNER TUBE CAN EASILY BREAK.
(1) For the tank units (1-1, 1-1E, 1-1F, 1-1G, 1-1J, 1A-1A, 1B-1) and (1B-1A):
(a) The centralising pins (1-10) adjacent to the top of the block assembly (1-35) must be
removed before you remove the block assembly or the compensator block assembly. Do
as follows to remove the centralising pins (1-10):
(1) Cut the strap that holds the two halves of the shroud (1-5). Remove the shroud (1-5).
(2) Remove the retaining ring (1-15) from the centralising pins (1-10). Remove the
centralising pins (1-10).
(3) For the tank units (1B-1 and 1B-1A) only:
(a) Hold the outer tube tightly and push the P-shaped top bracket (1B-20) that is
away from the block assembly, over the small rivet.
(2) For all tank units:
CAUTION: THE RETAINING SPRINGS (1-30) ARE NOT ATTACHED TO THE BLOCK
ASSEMBLY (1-35). HOLD THE RETAINING SPRINGS (1-30) WHEN YOU
REMOVE THE COVER (1-25) FROM THE BLOCK ASSEMBLY (1-35).
(a) Push in the retaining springs (1-30) on each side of the block assembly (1-35). Carefully
remove the cover (1-25) from the block assembly (1-35). Remove the retaining
springs (1-30).
(b) Remove the nut (1-40) and the spring washer (1-45) from the stud. Lift the block assembly
(1-35) from the outer tube. Remove the shakeproof washer (1-50) from below the centre
tab (E).
C. Components that Support the Inner and Outer Tubes
CAUTION: THE COMPONENTS THAT ARE REFERRED TO IN THE PROCEDURE THAT

FOLLOWS ARE INDIVIDUALLY REPLACEABLE. THE INNER AND OUTER TUBES
MUST NOT BE DISASSEMBLED. REPLACE THE TANK UNIT (1-1) IF ONE OF THE
TUBES IS DAMAGED.
(1) Cut the strap that holds the two halves of the shroud (1-5). Remove the shroud (1-5).
(2) Remove the retaining ring (1-15) from the centralising pins (1-10). Remove the centralising
pins (1-10).
(3) Remove the retaining ring (1-15), the cover (1-25) and the bracket (1-60) from the outer tube.
NOTE: Where necessary, push the top bracket (1-20 or 1B-20) over the small rivet on the
outer tube.
(4) Remove the cross pin (1-55).
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CLEANING
1. General
WARNING: DO NOT GET CLEANING AGENTS ON YOUR SKIN, IN YOUR EYES OR NEAR A
FLAME. DO NOT BREATHE THE FUMES. ONLY USE CLEANING AGENTS IN A
LOCATION THAT HAS A CONTINUOUS FLOW OF CLEAN AIR. CLEANING AGENTS
ARE POISONOUS AND FLAMMABLE.
A. Materials
1 Isopropyl alcohol or methylated spirits )

) Commercially
2 Soft bristle brush
) available
3 Polythene envelope or sealed container )
2. Procedure
A. External Cleaning

(1) Make a soft bristle brush, Material Ref. Item 2, moist with a small quantity of isopropyl alcohol,
Material Ref. Item 1. Clean the external surface of the tank unit (1-1) and the block
assembly (1-35).
(2) Dry the tank unit (1-1) with a clean, dry, low pressure jet of compressed air.
(3) Put the components in a polythene envelope or sealed container, Material Ref. Item 3, to
prevent contamination by dust or other unwanted material.
B. Internal Cleaning

NOTE: Internal cleaning of the tank unit (1-1) is necessary to remove the contamination from the
cross pin (1-55) of the tank unit (1-1).
(1) Put the tank unit (1-1) fully into the isopropyl alcohol, Material Ref. Item 1 and let it soak for a
minimum period of 1 hour.
(2) Shake the tank unit (1-1) with force in the isopropyl alcohol, Material Ref. Item 1, to remove
loose matter. Use a soft bristle brush, Material Ref. Item 2, to clean the outer tube.
(3) Dry all components of the tank unit (1-1) with a clean, dry, low pressure jet of compressed air.
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CHECK
1. General
NOTE: The procedures below also apply to replacement components.
A. All Components
(1) Visually examine each part for these types of damage:
(a) Corrosion.
(b) Deterioration of protective treatment.
(c) Twisted and/or cracked.
(d) Signs of wear or fretting.
(e) Scores, dents or burrs.
(f) Unserviceable screw threads.
(g) Parts of permanent assemblies that are not correctly attached.
B. Electrical Components
(1) Visually examine each part for these types of damage:
(a) Deterioration of insulation.
(b) Signs of overheating.
(c) Bent or damaged contacts in sockets and connectors.
(d) Correct attachment of soldered connections.
(e) Damage to flying leads.
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REPAIR
1. General
A. The tank unit repairs are only done by replacement of items that are damaged or otherwise found
unserviceable during their disassembly and check. Repairs other than the replacement of faulty
components are not permitted.
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ASSEMBLY (INCLUDING STORAGE)
1. General
WARNING: SOME MATERIALS ARE FLAMMABLE AND POISONOUS. YOU MUST USE THEM IN
AREAS THAT HAVE A GOOD FLOW OF AIR.
A. Make sure that all parts are clean: refer to CLEANING.
B. Make sure that the work area, tools and equipment are clean.
C. If necessary install new spring washers.
D. After you have completed the assembly procedure, do the full test procedure: refer to TESTING AND
FAULT ISOLATION.
E. Special Tools
(1) These special tools are necessary:
Part No. Special Tool Function Vendor Code
TT55 Riveting pliers, crank handle Used for riveting VK0017

Torque spanner, Commercially
- Used to torque the nut (1-40)
3.5 lbf in (0,40 N m) available
F. Materials
1 Strap, (GE P/N 30-762-542-02) VU2117

2 Rivet, (GE P/N 30-222-626-01) )
VK0017
3 Rivet, (GE P/N 30-227-236-01) )
2. Procedure
A. Components that Support the Inner and Outer Tubes
(1) Align the cross pin (1-55) holes in the inner and outer tubes. Make sure that the connection
socket in the inner tube aligns with the applicable hole in the outer tube. Push the cross pin (1-
55) through the holes.
(2) For the tank unit (1B-1A) only:
(a) Do the step (1) with the compensator inner tube and the tank unit outer tube.
(3) For the tank unit (1B-1) only:
(a) Put the bottom bracket (1B-85) on the outer tube. Make sure that the hole in the bracket
aligns with the hole in the outer tube. Install the cross pin (1B-80) in the compensator
inner tube.
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(4) Assemble the block assembly (1-35) cover (1-25) on the outer tube.
NOTE: Assemble two covers if you assemble the tank units (1B-1 or 1B-1A).
(5) Centralising Pins (1-10)
NOTE: The centralising pin (1-10) adjacent to the top of the block assembly (1-35) must be
installed only after the block assembly (1-35) is installed when you assemble the tank
unit (1-1, 1-1E, 1-1F, 1-1G, 1-1J, 1A-1A, 1B-1 or 1B-1A).
(a) Assemble the centralising pins (1-10) (3 for each set) on the outer tube. Install a retaining
ring (1-15) in the groove of each centralising pin (1-10).
(b) Assemble the two halves of a shroud (1-5) over each centralising pin (1-10). Use a strap,
Material Ref. Item 1, to hold the shroud in place.
B. Block Assembly (1-35) and Cover (1-25)
(1) Put a shakeproof washer (1-50) into the recess under the centre drive terminal (E) of the block
assembly (1-35).
(2) Assemble the block assembly (1-35) over the stud. Make sure that the centre pin of the block
assembly engages with the socket in the inner tube.
(3) Install the washer (1-45) and the nut (1-40) on the stud. Tighten the nut (1-40) to a torque of
3.5 lbf in (0,40 N m).
(4) Install a retaining spring (1-30) into the recess on each side of the block assembly (1-35). Hold
the retaining clips in position and push the cover (1-25) over the block assembly (1-35) until it
locks into position.
(5) For the tank unit (1B-1 and 1B-1A) only:
(a) Do the steps (1) thru (4) to install the compensator block assembly (1B-40) and
ring cover assembly (1B-30).
C. Mounting Clamps and Brackets
(1) Brackets (1-20) or Mounting Clamps (1-60) that are of P-shape:
(a) For the tank units (1-1J and 1B-1) only:
(1) Push the top bracket (1-20) over the small rivet, Material Ref. Item 2, on the outer
tube.
(b) Align the mounting clamp (1-60). Make sure that the holes on the mounting clamp align
with the holes on the outer tube.
(c) Use the riveting pliers, TT55 and attach the mounting clamp (1-60) to the outer tube with
the rivet, Material Ref. Item 2. Remove and discard the heads of the rivet mandrels.
(d) Make sure that the mounting clamp (1-60) is in its correct location.
(e) Do the steps (b) thru (d) for the top bracket (1-20).
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(2) Ring Assembly (1A-20) and Brackets (1A-60) that are of D-Shape
(a) Assemble the ring assembly (1A-20) on the top end of the outer tube. Attach the ring
assembly (1A-20) on the outer tube with the rivet, Material Ref. Item 3. Remove and
discard the heads of the rivet mandrels.
(b) Assemble the bracket (1A-60) on the outer tube. Make sure that the bracket is correctly
aligned and attach it to the outer tube with the rivets, Material Ref. Item 3. Remove and
discard the heads of the rivet mandrels.
(c) Assemble the sleeve (1A-65) on the bottom end of the outer tube and attach with the rivet,
Material Ref. Item 3. Remove and discard the heads of the rivet mandrels.
D. For the tank unit (1-1, 1-1E, 1-1F, 1-1G, 1-1J, 1A-1A, 1B-1 or 1B-1A) only:
(1) Do the steps 2.B.(5) and install the centralising pins (1-10) adjacent to the top of the block
assembly (1-35).
E. Nameplate (1-65)
(1) Align the nameplate (1-65) with the applicable holes on the outer tube. Use the riveting pliers,
TT55 and attach the nameplate (1-65) to the outer tube with the rivets, Material Ref. Item 3.
(2) Remove and discard the heads of the rivet mandrels.
3. Storage
A. General
(1) These instructions are suitable for all climates. The packaging described is suitable for both
storage and transit purposes.
B. Materials
(1) These materials are necessary to prevent damage to the unit during usual storage conditions.
1 Envelope, polythene )
(Refer to Table 701 for GE part number) )
2 Cushion A (Cushion, end with cut-out, GE P/N 88-826-912) )
(Qty 2) )
)
3 Cushion B (Cushion, end, GE P/N 88-826-913) )
(Qty 2) )
) VK5294
4 Cushion C (Cushion, centre, GE P/N 88-826-914)
)
(Qty 2)
)
5 Box, fibreboard (Rigid) )
(Refer to Table 701 for GE part number) )
)
6 Tape, transparent adhesive (GE P/N 1756-451) )
7 Tape, gumstrip (GE P/N 1756-111) )
8 Label (Qty 2) Commercially

available
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Table 701
GE Part Number - Storage Materials
GE Part Number
Tank Unit
Envelope Box
(1-1) 88-812-564 88-816-643

(1-1A) 88-812-452 88-816-644
(1-1B) 88-812-564 88-816-645
(1-1C) 88-812-445 88-816-646
(1-1D) 88-812-453 88-816-647
(1-1E) 88-812-442 88-816-648
(1-1F) 88-812-449 88-816-649
(1-1G) 88-812-454 88-816-650
(1-1H) 88-812-449 88-816-651
(1-1J) 88-812-457 88-816-654
(1A-1) 88-812-562 88-816-641
(1A-1A) 88-812-455 88-816-652
(1A-1B) 88-812-563 88-816-642
(1A-1C) 88-812-562 88-816-641
(1A-1D) 88-812-563 88-816-642
(1B-1) 88-812-453 88-816-623
(1B-1A) 88-812-456 88-816-653
C. Procedure
(1) Make sure that the unit is clean before storage: refer to CLEANING.
(2) Prepare two labels, Material Ref. Item 8, to include this information:
(a) The code and serial number of the unit.
(b) The modification condition.
(c) The date of last overhaul.
(d) A note and date of any component change.
(e) The reason for return (if applicable).
(3) Put the unit in to the envelope, Material Ref. Item 1 and partially heat seal the end, leaving an
opening of approximately 1.0 in (25 mm).
(4) Remove as much air as possible from the envelope, Material Ref. Item 1, then complete the
heat seal.
(5) Attach one of the completed labels (refer to para (2)) to the sealed unit with tape, Material Ref.
Item 6. Make sure that the information on the label is visible.
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(6) Put the cushions, A, B and C, Material Ref. Item 2, 3 and 4 in to the box, Material Ref. Item 5.
(7) Put the unit on the cushions.
NOTE: The cushion C, Material Ref. Item 4, must not be used with the tank unit (1-1J).
(8) Use tape, Material Ref. Item 7, and attach the lid on the box, Material Ref. Item 5.
(9) Use tape, Material Ref. Item 6, and attach the second completed label (refer to para (2)) to the
external surface of the lid of the box, Material Ref. Item 5.
D. Storage Conditions
(1) For information regarding storage conditions, refer to GE Aviation Publication OH/SPR.
E. Storage Periods
(1) For data on storage and recommended storage periods, refer to GE Aviation Publication
OH/SPR.
(2) Make sure that you complete the procedure that follows satisfactorily before subsequent
certification and storage, after the initial recommended period:
(a) Remove the unit from its storage rack.
(b) Visually examine the unit for signs of corrosion or damage.
(c) Do the full test procedure: refer to TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION.
(d) When satisfactory, re-pack the unit as described in para C.
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FITS AND CLEARANCES
1. Fits and Clearances
A. Not Applicable.
2. Torque Data
A. Torque the parts in Table 801 to their applicable values.
Table 801
Torque Data
IPL Figure Torque

and Description
Item No. lbf in (N m)
1-40 Nut (Attaching part of the block assembly (1-35) 3.5 (0,40)
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SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT
1. General
A. These special tools are necessary:
Part No. Equipment Function Vendor Code
AVO 8 Ohmmeter
Used to measure resistance VU0146
Mk III
6030LMT End plate
Used to test tank unit (1-1) VK5294
(Qty 2)
8506 True RMS DMM
Used to test tank unit (1-1) VKF392
TT55 Riveting pliers, crank handle Used for riveting VK0017
Signal generator )
To generate a sine wave of 28.5 )
- Used to test tank unit (1-1)
to 31.5 kHz at 28.5 to 31.5 V )
with less than 0.1% THD )
)
Micro ammeter )
- 20 to 150 µA Used to test tank unit (1-1) )
accuracy: ±0.01 µA )
Wooden vee block )
- Used to support tank unit (1-1) )
(Qty 2)
)
Bonding wire )
(Qty 2) )
- Type: 7/0,2 mm Used to test tank unit (1-1) ) Commercially
Length: 47.24 in (1,2 m) with ) available
alligator clip at each end )
Frequency counter )
- Used to test tank unit (1-1) )
)
Insulation resistance tester Used to measure insulation )
-
500 V DC resistance )
)
Container for test liquid, of
)
- sufficient dimensions to contain Used to test tank unit (1-1)
)
compensator
)
)
Torque spanner,
- Used to torque nut (1-40) )
3.5 lbf in (0,40 N m)
)
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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
CAUTION: ONLY SPARES AND COMPONENTS SPECIFIED BY GE AVIATION SHOULD BE USED.
1. Ordering
A. Certain spare parts listed in the Illustrated Parts List (IPL) are manufactured by other contractors and
have the manufacturer’s number or British Standards reference quoted in addition to the part number
under which GE Aviation supply.
B. When ordering from GE Aviation, please quote the GE Aviation part number, the other
manufacturer’s number or British Standards reference and the code number of the Line Replaceable
Unit (LRU) on all orders or enquiries.
C. When ordering from other manufacturer’s please quote the manufacturer’s and/or British Standards
reference only.
D. All Brisch codes reflected in the Nomenclature field are GE Aviation assigned part numbers and
carry K5294.
E. Part numbers and unit nameplates containing a hyphen/oblique, either between the alpha and
numeric characters or between numeric and alpha characters, will have the hyphen/oblique removed
from the part number listed in the IPL.
2. Introduction
A. General
(1) The IPL is a list of all the parts in the unit. Use it to identify parts and to help with provisioning.
(2) When the IPL is revised to include a change to part details or include new parts, the change is
shown with the letter ‘R’.
B. Vendors Codes, Names and Addresses
(1) The Vendors Code List specifies, by Federal Manufacturer’s Code Number, the name and
address from which non-standard parts not manufactured by GE Aviation may be purchased.
C. Equipment Designator Index
(1) The Equipment Designator Index provides a cross-reference of electrical/electronic parts to

the IPL listing. Items are listed alpha/numerically.
D. Alpha/Numeric Index
(1) The Alpha/Numeric Index is used to help find part numbers in the Detailed Parts List.
(2) The Total Required (TTL REQ.) column shows the total necessary each time the part number
is shown in the Detailed Parts List.
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E. Detailed Parts List
(1) The Detailed Parts List includes illustrations and all parts listings. When applicable, equipment
variants are designated by usage codes A, B, C, etc in the usage code column.
(2) The INDENT column is used to show the indent. Each assembly and part is indented under
the Next Higher Assembly (NHA) of which it is part, for example:
I
N
D
E NOMENCLATURE
N
T
1 Assembly
1 Attaching Parts for Assembly
2 Detail Parts for Assembly
2 Sub-Assembly
3 Detail Parts for Sub-Assembly
3 Sub-Sub Assembly
4 Detail Parts for Sub-Sub Assembly
(3) A hyphen (-) preceding an item number signifies that the item is not illustrated.
(4) NHA relationships are referenced or signified by indentures within the list.
(5) The effectivity code, reference letters ‘A’ thru ‘Z’ (does not include ‘I’ or ‘O’) are given to the
EFF CODE column to each top assembly in each IPL figure. The reference letter of each top
assembly is also given in the EFF CODE column for each detail part and sub-assembly except
that no reference letter is given for details parts and sub-assemblies that are used on all top
assemblies.
(6) The UNITS PER ASSY column gives the total number of items that are necessary for each
assembly, for each sub-assembly, and for each sub-sub-assembly as applicable. ‘As
Required’ is written as ‘AR’. Parts that are written for reference purposes are written as ‘RF’ or
‘REF’.
(7) The interchangeability relationship between parts is identified in the NOMENCLATURE

column of the Detailed Parts List. The table below describes the terms that are used to show
interchangeability:
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Parts List
Term Description
Abbreviation
Optional OPT This part is optional to and interchangeable with other parts in the same
number variant group or other item number as given.
Superseded SUPSD BY The part in the part number column is replaced by and is not
interchangeable with the item number given in the notation.
Supersedes SUPSDS The part in the part number column replaces and is not interchangeable
with the item number given in the notation.
Replaced by REPLD BY The part number in the part number column is replaced by and
Replaces REPLS The part number in the part number column replaces and is
The list below provides a description of the abbreviations that is used in the NOMENCLATURE column
in the Detailed Parts List.
Abbreviation Description Abbreviation Description
ASSY Assembly NHA Next Higher

Assembly
AL Aluminum
RECEPT Receptacle
CD Cadmium RECEIV Receiver
CAPT Captive REF Reference
CER Ceramic RES Resistor
CHRM Chromium SKT Socket
CIR Circuit CRS Stainless Steel
CSK Countersunk SUB ASSY Sub-Assembly
DIA Diameter TANT Tantalum
IC Integrated Circuit TRANSMIT Transmitter
IPL Illustrated Parts List TS Tri-State
LRU Line Replaceable VAR Variable
Unit
MICRO Microprocessor VOL Voltage
MUX Multiplexer WW Wirewound
NET Network
Page 1003
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Page 1004
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3. VENDOR CODES, NAMES AND ADDRESSES
Page 1005
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VENDOR CODE VENDOR
K0009 FEDERAL MOGUL

BROCK HOUSE
GRIGG LANE
BROCKENHURST
HAMPSHIRE
S042 7RE UK
K0017 EMHART FASTENING TEKNOLOGIES

177 WALSALL ROAD
BIRMINGHAM
W.MIDLANDS
B42 1BP UK
K5294 GE AVIATION SYSTEMS LTD

CUSTOMER SERVICES – CHELTENHAM
BISHOPS CLEEVE
CHELTENHAM
GLOS
GL52 8SF UK
K7766 BRITISH STANDARDS INSTITUTION
389 CHISICK HIGH ROAD
LONDON
W4 4AL UK
KF392 FLUKE UK LTD

52 HURRICANE WAY
NORWICH
NR6 6JB UK
U0146 MEGGER LTD

ARCHCLIFFE ROAD
DOVER
CT17 9EN UK
U0698 REABROOK LTD T/A ARROW CHEMICALS

RAWDON RD
MOIRA SWADLINCOTE
DE12 6DA UK
U1453 EATON WILLIAMS GROUP LTD

OLDFIELD BUSINESS PARK
BIRRELL STREET
FENTON
STOKE-ON-TRENT
STAFFORDSHIRE
ST4 3ES UK
U2117 PANDUIT EUROPE LTD

WEST WORLD
WEST GATE
LONDON
W5 1XP UK
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4. EQUIPMENT DESIGNATOR INDEX
Page 1007
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FIG. FIG.
EQUIPMENT DESIGNATOR EQUIPMENT DESIGNATOR
ITEM ITEM
Not Applicable
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5. ALPHA/NUMERIC INDEX
Page 1009
0212KTU
AIRLINE STOCK TTL

PART NUMBER FIG. ITEM
NUMBER REQ
A210AT 1 40 1
SEE 30-297-634-03
A210AT 1A 40 1
SEE 30-297-634-03
A210AT 1B 45 1
SEE 30-297-634-03
A210AT 1B 65 1
SEE 30-297-634-03
BCP1643 1 65 1
BCP1643 1A 70 1
BCP1643 1B 105 1
BCP1645 1 65A 1
BCP1645 1A 70A 1
BCP1645 1B 105A 1
KTUA816 1B 40 1
KTUA817 1 35 1
KTUA817 1A 35 1
KTUA817 1B 60 1
KTUA820 1 25 1
KTUA820 1A 25 1
KTUA820 1B 30 2
KTUA875 1A 20 1
KTUA875 1B 25 1
KTUA931 1B 40A 1
R KTUA932 1 35B 1
KTUA932 1A 35B 1
KTUA932 1B 60A 1
KTUA932MOD01 1 35D
KTUA932MOD01 1A 35D
KTUA932MOD01 1B 60B
Page 1010
0212KTU
AIRLINE STOCK TTL

NUMBER REQ
KTUA971 1A 35A 1
KTUA971-1 1A 35E 1
KTUA971MOD01 1A 35C
KTUA972 1 35A 1
KTUA972-1 1 35E 1
KTUA972MOD01 1 35C
KTUB301 1A 20A 1
KTUB301 1B 25A 1
KTU1128 1 55 1
KTU1128 1A 55 1
KTU1128 1B 80 2
KTU1179 1 30 2
KTU1179 1A 30 2
KTU1179 1B 35 4
KTU1208-11 1 10 12
KTU1208-11 1 10A 9
KTU1208-11 1 10B 6
KTU1208-11 1A 10 15
KTU1208-11 1A 10A 18
KTU1208-11 1B 10 12
KTU1208-11 1B 10A 18
KTU1353 1 60 1
KTU1710 1A 60 1
KTU1710 1B 90 1
KTU1761 1 20 1
KTU1761 1B 20 1
KTU1763 1A 65 1
KTU1763 1B 95 1
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AIRLINE STOCK TTL

NUMBER REQ
KTU1764 1 5 8
KTU1764 1 5A 6
KTU1764 1 5B 4
KTU1764 1A 5 10
KTU1764 1A 5A 12
KTU1764 1B 5 8
KTU1764 1B 5A 12
KTU1821 1B 100 1
KTU1825 1B 85 1
KTU2082-11 1 10C 12
KTU2082-11 1 10D 9
KTU2082-11 1 10E 6
KTU2082-11 1A 10B 15
KTU2082-11 1A 10C 18
KTU2082-11 1B 10B 12
KTU2082-11 1B 10C 18
R KTU2235 1A 70E 1
KTU4098 1 10F 12
KTU4098 1 10G 9
KTU4098 1 10H 6
KTU4098 1A 10D 15
KTU4098 1A 10E 18
KTU4098 1B 10D 12
KTU4098 1B 10E 18
RS125S 1 15 4
SEE 30-682-201-28
RS125S 1 15A 3
SEE 30-682-201-28
RS125S 1 15B 2
SEE 30-682-201-28
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AIRLINE STOCK TTL

NUMBER REQ
RS125S 1A 15 5
SEE 30-682-201-28
RS125S 1A 15A 6
SEE 30-682-201-28
RS125S 1B 15 4
SEE 30-682-201-28
RS125S 1B 15A 6
SEE 30-682-201-28
SP47A 1 45 1
SEE 30-298-211-01
SP47A 1A 45 1
SEE 30-298-211-01
SP47A 1B 50 1
SEE 30-298-211-01
SP47A 1B 70 1
SEE 30-298-211-01
R SUE46016-1 1A 70B 1
R SUE46016-2 1 65B 1
R SUE46016-3 1B 105B 1
R SUE46016-4 1 65C 1
R SUE46016-5 1 65D 1
R SUE46016-6 1 65E 1
R SUE46016-7 1 65F 1
R SUE46016-8 1 65G 1
R SUE46016-9 1 65H 1
R SUE46016-10 1 65J 1
R SUE46016-11 1 65K 1
R SUE46016-12 1A 70C 1
R SUE46016-13 1B 105C 1
R SUE46016-14 1A 70D 1
R SUE46016-15 1 65L 1
0212KTU01 1A 1 RF
Page 1013
0212KTU
AIRLINE STOCK TTL

NUMBER REQ
0212KTU03 1 1 RF
0212KTU04 1B 1 RF
0212KTU05 1 1A RF
0212KTU06 1 1B RF
0212KTU07 1 1C RF
0212KTU08 1 1D RF
0212KTU09 1 1E RF
0212KTU10 1 1F RF
0212KTU11 1 1G RF
0212KTU13 1 1J RF
0212KTU14 1A 1A RF
0212KTU15 1B 1A RF
0212KTU16 1A 1B RF
0212KTU17 1 1H RF
0212KTU20 1A 1C RF
0212KTU21 1A 1D RF
1204 1 50 1
SEE 30-283-011-25
1204 1A 50 1
SEE 30-283-011-25
1204 1B 55 1
SEE 30-283-011-25
1204 1B 75 1
SEE 30-283-011-25
30-283-011-25 1 50 1
SEE 1204
30-283-011-25 1A 50 1
SEE 1204
30-283-011-25 1B 55 1
SEE 1204
30-283-011-25 1B 75 1
SEE 1204
Page 1014
0212KTU
AIRLINE STOCK TTL

NUMBER REQ
30-297-634-03 1 40 1
SEE A210AT
30-297-634-03 1A 40 1
SEE A210AT
30-297-634-03 1B 45 1
SEE A210AT
30-297-634-03 1B 65 1
SEE A210AT
30-298-211-01 1 45 1
SEE SP47A
30-298-211-01 1A 45 1
SEE SP47A
30-298-211-01 1B 50 1
SEE SP47A
30-298-211-01 1B 70 1
SEE SP47A
30-682-201-28 1 15 4
SEE RS125S
30-682-201-28 1 15A 3
SEE RS125S
30-682-201-28 1 15B 2
SEE RS125S
30-682-201-28 1A 15 5
SEE RS125S
30-682-201-28 1A 15A 6
SEE RS125S
30-682-201-28 1B 15 4
SEE RS125S
30-682-201-28 1B 15A 6
SEE RS125S
Page 1015
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Page 1016
0212KTU
6. DETAILED PARTS LIST
Page 1017
0212KTU
IPL Fig. 1
Tank Unit
Page 1018
0212KTU
I
FIG. & AIRLINE N UNITS
D EFF
INDEX PART NUMBER STOCK E NOMENCLATURE CODE
PER
NO. NUMBER N ASSY.
T
-1 0212KTU03 1 UNIT A RF
TANK
(MOD.01 SB KTU-28-321)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
-1A 0212KTU05 1 UNIT B RF

TANK
(MOD.01 SB KTU-28-321)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
-1B 0212KTU06 1 UNIT C RF
TANK
(MOD.01 SB KTU-28-321)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
-1C 0212KTU07 1 UNIT D RF

TANK
(MOD.01 SB KTU-28-321)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
-1D 0212KTU08 1 UNIT E RF

TANK
(MOD.01 SB KTU-28-321)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
-1E 0212KTU09 1 UNIT F RF

TANK
(MOD.01 SB KTU-28-321)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
-1F 0212KTU10 1 UNIT G RF

TANK
(MOD.01 SB KTU-28-321)
(MOD.02 SB KTU-28-329)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
-1G 0212KTU11 1 UNIT H RF

TANK
(MOD.01 SB KTU-28-321)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
-1H 0212KTU17 1 UNIT J RF

TANK
(MOD.01)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
-1J 0212KTU13 1 UNIT K RF

TANK
(MOD.01 SB KTU-28-321)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
- ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED

Page 1019
0212KTU
I
D EFF
PER
NO. NUMBER N ASSY.
T
5 KTU1764 2 SHROUD A-C 8
-5A KTU1764 2 SHROUD D-H 6
-5B KTU1764 2 SHROUD J,K 4
10 KTU1208-11 2 PIN A-C 12

(PRE SB KTU-28-331)
-10A KTU1208-11 2 PIN D-H 9

(PRE SB KTU-28-331)
-10B KTU1208-11 2 PIN J,K 6

(PRE SB KTU-28-331)
-10C KTU2082-11 2 PIN A-C 12

(SB KTU-28-331)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 10F)
-10D KTU2082-11 2 PIN D-H 9
(SB KTU-28-331)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 10G)
-10E KTU2082-11 2 PIN J,K 6

(SB KTU-28-331)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 10H)
-10F KTU4098 2 PIN A-C 12

CENTERING
(SUPSDS ITEM 10C)
-10G KTU4098 2 PIN D-H 9

CENTERING
(SUPSDS ITEM 10D)
-10H KTU4098 2 PIN J,K 6

CENTERING
(SUPSDS ITEM 10E)
ATTACHING PARTS
15 RS125S 2 RING A-C 4

RETAINING VK0009
(30-682-201-28)
-15A RS125S 2 RING D-H 3

RETAINING VK0009
(30-682-201-28)

Page 1020
0212KTU
I
D EFF
PER
NO. NUMBER N ASSY.
T
1
-15B RS125S 2 RING J,K 2
RETAINING VK0009
(30-682-201-28)
* * *
20 KTU1761 2 BRACKET 1
25 KTUA820 2 COVER 1
ASSY, RING
ATTACHING PARTS
30 KTU1179 2 SPRING 2
RETAINING
* * *
35 KTUA817 2 BLOCK A-G, 1
ASSY J
(PRE SB KTU-28-321)
-35A KTUA972 2 BLOCK J 1
ASSY
(REPLD BY ITEM 35E)
(SB KTU-28-321)
R -35B KTUA932 2 BLOCK A-H, 1
ASSY K
(MOD.1)
(SB KTU-28-321)
-35C KTUA972MOD01 ITEM DELETED
-35D KTUA932MOD01 ITEM DELETED
-35E KTUA972-1 2 BLOCK J 1
ASSY
(REPLS ITEM 35A)
ATTACHING PARTS
40 A210AT 2 NUT 1
THIN BRASS VK7766
4-40UNC
(30-297-634-03)
45 SP47A 2 WASHER A,B, 1
SPG STL VK7766 D-K
NO.4
(30-298-211-01)

Page 1021
0212KTU
I
D EFF
PER
NO. NUMBER N ASSY.
T
50 1204 2 WASHER 1
SHAKEPROOF STL VU1453
NO.4
(30-283-011-25)
* * *
55 KTU1128 2 PIN 1
CROSS
60 KTU1353 2 CLAMP 1
MOUNTING
65 BCP1643 2 NAMEPLATE 1
BLANK
(SUPSD BY ITEM 65A)
-65A BCP1645 2 NAMEPLATE 1

(SUPSD BY ITEM 65B-K)
R -65B SUE46016-2 2 NAMEPLATE A 1

IDENTIFICATION, FINISHED
(SUPSDS ITEM 65A)
R -65C SUE46016-4 2 NAMEPLATE B 1

(SUPSDS ITEM 65A)
R -65D SUE46016-5 2 NAMEPLATE C 1
(SUPSDS ITEM 65A)
R -65E SUE46016-6 2 NAMEPLATE D 1

(SUPSDS ITEM 65A)
R -65F SUE46016-7 2 NAMEPLATE E 1

(SUPSDS ITEM 65A)
R -65G SUE46016-8 2 NAMEPLATE F 1

(SUPSDS ITEM 65A)
R -65H SUE46016-9 2 NAMEPLATE G 1

(SUPSDS ITEM 65A)
R -65J SUE46016-10 2 NAMEPLATE H 1

(SUPSDS ITEM 65A)

Page 1022
0212KTU
I
D EFF
PER
NO. NUMBER N ASSY.
T
R -65K SUE46016-11 2 NAMEPLATE K 1

(SUPSDS ITEM 65A)
R -65L SUE46016-15 2 NAMEPLATE J 1

(SUPSDS ITEM 65A)

Page 1023
0212KTU
IPL Fig. 1A
Tank Unit
Page 1024
0212KTU
I
D EFF
PER
NO. NUMBER N ASSY.
T
1A
TANK
(MOD.01 SB KTU-28-321)
(MOD.03 SB KTU-28-330)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)

TANK
(MOD.01 SB KTU-28-321)
(MOD.03 SB KTU-28-330)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
-1B 0212KTU16 1 UNIT C RF

TANK
(MOD.01)
(MOD.03 SB KTU-28-330)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
-1C 0212KTU20 1 UNIT D RF

TANK
(MOD.01)
(MOD.03 SB KTU-28-330)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
-1D 0212KTU21 1 UNIT E RF

TANK
(MOD.01)
(MOD.03 SB KTU-28-330)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
5 KTU1764 2 SHROUD A,B, 10

D,E
-5A KTU1764 2 SHROUD C 12
10 KTU1208-11 2 PIN A,B, 15

(PRE SB KTU-28-331) D,E
-10A KTU1208-11 2 PIN C 18

(PRE SB KTU-28-331)
-10B KTU2082-11 2 PIN A,B, 15

(SB KTU-28-331) D,E
(SUPSD BY ITEM 10D)
-10C KTU2082-11 2 PIN C 18

(SB KTU-28-331)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 10E)

Page 1025
0212KTU
I
D EFF
PER
NO. NUMBER N ASSY.
T
1A
-10D KTU4098 2 PIN A,B, 15

CENTERING D,E
(SUPSDS ITEM 10B)
-10E KTU4098 2 PIN C 18

CENTERING
(SUPSDS ITEM 10C)
ATTACHING PARTS
15 RS125S 2 RING A, 5
RETAINING VK0009 C-E
(30-682-201-28)
-15A RS125S 2 RING B 6

RETAINING VK0009
(30-682-201-28)
* * *
20 KTUA875 2 RING 1
ASSY
(PRE SB KTU-28-330)
-20A KTUB301 2 RING 1

ASSY
(SB KTU-28-330)
ASSY, RING
ATTACHING PARTS
RETAINING
* * *
35 KTUA817 2 BLOCK A,C, 1

ASSY D
(PRE SB KTU-28-321)
-35A KTUA971 2 BLOCK C,E 1

ASSY
(MOD.1)
(SB KTU-28-321)
(REPLD BY ITEM 35E)

Page 1026
0212KTU
I
D EFF
PER
NO. NUMBER N ASSY.
T
1A
-35B KTUA932 2 BLOCK A,B, 1

ASSY D
(MOD.01)
(SB KTU-28-321)
-35C KTUA971MOD01 ITEM DELETED
-35D KTUA932MOD01 ITEM DELETED
-35E KTUA971-1 2 BLOCK C 1

ASSY
(SB KTU-28-321)
(REPLS ITEM 35A)
ATTACHING PARTS
40 A210AT 2 NUT 1
THIN BRASS VK7766
4-40UNC
(30-297-634-03)
45 SP47A 2 WASHER 1
SPRING STL VK7766
NO.4
(30-298-211-01)
50 1204 2 WASHER 1
NO.4
(30-283-011-25)
* * *
55 KTU1128 2 PIN 1
CROSS
60 KTU1710 2 BRACKET 1
65 KTU1763 2 SLEEVE 1
BLANK
(SUPSD BY ITEM 70A)

(SUPSD BY ITEM 70B-F)

(SUPSDS ITEM 70A)

Page 1027
0212KTU
I
D EFF
PER
NO. NUMBER N ASSY.
T
1A

(SUPSDS ITEM 70A)
R -70D SUE46016-14 2 NAMEPLATE C 1

(SUPSDS ITEM 70A)
R -70E KTU2235 2 NAMEPLATE D,E 1

(SUPSDS ITEM 70A)

Page 1028
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Page 1029
0212KTU
IPL Fig. 1B
Tank Unit
Page 1030
0212KTU
I
D EFF
PER
NO. NUMBER N ASSY.
T
1B
TANK
(MOD.01 SB KTU-28-321)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)

TANK
(MOD.01 SB KTU-28-321)
(MOD.03 SB KTU-28-330)
(MOD.04 SB KTU-28-331)
5 KTU1764 2 SHROUD A 8
-5A KTU1764 2 SHROUD B 12
10 KTU1208-11 2 PIN A 12
(PRE SB KTU-28-331)
-10A KTU1208-11 2 PIN B 18
(PRE SB KTU-28-331)
-10B KTU2082-11 2 PIN A 12

(SB KTU-28-331)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 10D)
-10C KTU2082-11 2 PIN B 18

(SB KTU-28-331)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 10E)
-10D KTU4098 2 PIN A 12

CENTERING
(SUPSDS ITEM 10B)
-10E KTU4098 2 PIN B 18

CENTERING
(SUPSDS ITEM 10C)
ATTACHING PARTS
15 RS125S 2 RING A 4
RETAINING VK0009
(30-682-201-28)
-15A RS125S 2 RING B 6

RETAINING VK0009
(30-682-201-28)
* * *
20 KTU1761 2 BRACKET A 1

Page 1031
0212KTU
I
D EFF
PER
NO. NUMBER N ASSY.
T
1B
25 KTUA875 2 RING B 1
ASSY
(PRE SB KTU-28-330)
-25A KTUB301 2 RING B 1

ASSY
(SB KTU-28-330)
ASSY, RING
ATTACHING PARTS
RETAINING
* * *
40 KTUA816 2 BLOCK 1
ASSY
(PRE SB KTU-28-321)
-40A KTUA931 2 BLOCK 1

ASSY
(MOD.1)
(SB KTU-28-321)
ATTACHING PARTS
45 A210AT 2 NUT 1
THIN BRASS VK7766
4-40UNC
(30-297-634-03)
50 SP47A 2 WASHER 1
SPG STL VK7766
NO.4
(30-298-211-01)
55 1204 2 WASHER 1
NO.4
(30-283-011-25)
* * *
60 KTUA817 2 BLOCK 1
ASSY
(PRE SB KTU-28-321)

Page 1032
0212KTU
I
D EFF
PER
NO. NUMBER N ASSY.
T
1B
-60A KTUA932 2 BLOCK 1

ASSY
(SB KTU-28-321)
-60B KTUA932MOD01 ITEM DELETED
ATTACHING PARTS
65 A210AT 2 NUT 1
THIN BRASS VK7766
4-40UNC
(30-297-634-03)
70 SP47A 2 WASHER 1
SPG STL VK7766
NO.4
(30-298-211-01)
75 1204 2 WASHER 1
NO.4
(30-283-011-25)
* * *
80 KTU1128 2 PIN 2
CROSS
85 KTU1825 2 BRACKET A 1
90 KTU1710 2 BRACKET B 1
95 KTU1763 2 SLEEVE B 1
100 KTU1821 2 SCREW 1

BLANK
(SUPSD BY ITEM 105A)

(SUPSD BY ITEM 105C,D)

(SUPSDS ITEM 105A)

(SUPSDS ITEM 105A)

Page 1033
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0212KTU

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL 28-42-15

LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL FOR REVISION No. 8

Subject Reference Remove and Insert New/Revised Reason for Change

Description and 1 to 7/8 1 to 7/8 Dec 08/10 Update current pages

Letter of Transmittal No. 8

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL 28-42-15 (Continued)

LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL FOR REVISION No. 8

Subject Reference Remove and Insert New/Revised Reason for Change

A. Retain this letter of transmittal.

Letter of Transmittal No. 8

CAGE CODE: K5294

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

0212KTU01 0212KTU03 0212KTU04 0212KTU05

Copyright (2010), GE Aviation Systems Ltd, UK.

DESTINATION CONTROL STATEMENT

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RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS

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SERVICE BULLETIN LIST

Service Bulletin Service Bulletin Date Service Bulletin Purpose of

KTU-28-321 - - Mod.01: Introduction of modified outer

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LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

Subject Page Date Subject Page Date

Check 501 Dec 08/10

Repair 601 Dec 08/10

* An asterisk indicates a page changed or added.

THIS PAGE IS NOT USED

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION.....................................................................................................1

TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION ...............................................................................................101

1. Equipment and Materials......................................................................................................101

ASSEMBLY (INCLUDING STORAGE)...........................................................................................701

FITS AND CLEARANCES ..............................................................................................................801

1. Fits and Clearances..............................................................................................................801

SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT.........................................................................901

TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST ........................................................................................................1001

Fig. 1 (Sheet 1 of 3) Tank Unit............................................................................................................ 2

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- assembly and disassembly

- inspection methods and limits

- repair methods and limits

- You will not alter or amend the software.

(1) Simplified English to ASD-STE100 is used in this manual.

2. Electrostatic Sensitive Devices

- Static charges of a level normally present on the human body

- Non-conducting items in common workshop use.

C. Modules which contain ESDs can be identified by either:

- A yellow spot, 0.25 in (6,35 mm) diameter.

- A warning label, which is colored black on yellow.

D. ESDs are identified individually with a yellow spot.

A. GE Aviation Publication OH/SPR

TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION )

Mohm Mega ohm

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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION