CMM 25-32-60 Rev11
CMM 25-32-60 Rev11
CMM 25-32-60 Rev11
MANUAL
25-32-60
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CIVIL LIABILITY.
JANUARY 10, 2022
This full revision replaces the manual that you currently have in its entirety.
All changed pages keep data necessary to do maintenance on all equipment models. Black bars on the side of
the page identify the changes of this revision.
This revision does not include copies of service bulletins (SB) or service letters (SL) applicable to this
equipment. This manual includes data from applicable SBs and SLs. For this revision, move the SBs and SLs
from your manual to this manual.
As part of this full revision, inserted pages (e.g. 1001.1), inserted figures (e.g. Figure 4.1), inserted tables (e.g.
Table 2004.1), etc., from previous revisions have been renumbered. Page numbers, figure numbers, table
numbers, etc. have been allowed to increment normally. Also, identification of previous deletions have been
removed. Pages where only figure references, table reference, etc. have changed or text has been removed by
previous revisions are not listed below. Pages with relocated content are not listed below. The table below shows
all other pages of the manual where content has been added, changed, or removed.
PAGE CHANGE
Internal Reference DCR 122545
LEP-1, LEP-2, and Revised List of Effective Pages to reflect current revision.
LEP-3/LEP-4
INTRO-1 Revised the step 1.E. to update B/E Aerospace, Nieuwegein to B/E Aerospace, Inc.
INTRO-3 Revised the step 3.A.(5) to combine information of Service Bulletin List (SBL) and
Service Information Letter List (SIL) to one paragraph.
Deleted the step 3.A.(6) to delete the information of Service Information Letter List (SIL)
and renumbered subsequent steps.
1001 Revised the steps 3.A.(2) and 3.A.(4) to add PNR and update the nomenclature for
thermocouple assembly.
1002 Revised the Figure 1001 to update the nomenclature of thermocouple assembly.
Revised the step 3.B.(1) to add PNR and update the nomenclature for thermocouple
assembly.
Revised the step 3.B.(2) to update the nomenclature of diffuser to baffle plate.
1003 Added Warning to step 3.D.
3001 Revised the step 3.B. to update the nomenclature of diffuser assembly to baffle plate
assembly.
Revised the step 3.B.(3) to update the nomenclature of diffuser to baffle plate.
3002 Revised the step 3.E.NOTE: to update B/E Aerospace, Nieuwegein to
B/E Aerospace, Inc.
4002 Revised the step 3.A.(1) to update the nomenclature of diffuser assembly to baffle plate
assembly.
Revised the steps 3.A.(3) and 3.A.(11) to update the nomenclature of diffuser to baffle
plate.
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RECORD OF REVISIONS
REV. NO. ISSUE DATE INSERT DATE BY REV. NO. ISSUE DATE INSERT DATE BY
1 May 01/93
2 Oct 01/93
3 Jul 23/02
4 Sep 28/09
5 Feb 02/10
6 Jan 18/11
7 Jul 11/13
8 Oct 07/14
9 Apr 26/16
10 Oct 27/16
11 Jan 10/22
Enter the applicable information when a temporary revision is incorporated or inserted into this manual.
DATE BY DATE BY
SB25-410 Oct 15/87 Improvement of Cable-Lug Connection Upon the 0 May 01/92
Heating Element Studs
SB25-413 Mar 15/87 Alternative (Replacement of) 3 Phase Safety Device 0 May 01/92
SBDF20- Apr 01/90 Introduction of an Asbestos Free Motor Fastening 0 May 01/92
25-001 Plate
SBDF20- Dec 01/90 Introduction of Riv-Nuts in the Back Plate 0 May 01/92
25-002
SBDF20- Oct 01/91 Introduction of a New Front Plate for Door 0 May 01/92
25-003
SBDF20- Jun 15/91 Introduction of a Roll-Pin for Steam Outlet 0 May 01/92
25-005
SBDF600- Apr 01/92 Introduction of Balancing Clips for Fan 2 Oct 01/93
25-2
SBDF600- May 15/96 Introduction of a New Outer Case Assy 3 Jul 23/02
25-11
DF600-6 Dec 01/95 Instructions Modify Oven to a Right Hinged Door No Effect Jul 23/02
SB-25- Apr 13/04 Improved Fan Installation and Removal Instructions 4 Sep 28/09
1046
SB-25- May 02/06 Introduction of an Additional Circuit Breaker Test 4 Sep 28/09
1094
H0212-25- Jan 23/08 Introduction of a Fan Removal Tool for Motor Fan 4 Sep 28/09
0004 PNR 240605
H0212-25- Jan 14/08 Notice to all CMM Users No Effect Sep 28/09
0007
SIL-25- Sep 21/06 Identification of Printed Circuit Boards No Effect Sep 28/09
0065
H0212-25- Nov 03/09 Introduction of Cleaning Agent Lime-A-Way® Extra 5 Feb 02/10
0037
H0212-25- Feb 12/10 Introduction of Cleaning Agent Assert Lemon 6 Jan 18/11
0048
SBDF600- Nov 21/12 Introduction of a New Motor Assy No Effect Jul 11/13
25-16 / R1
SB-25- Feb 27/12 Additional Instructions for the 3-Phase Safety No Effect Jul 11/13
1107 / R1 Device
600-25- Oct 02/15 Introduction of a New Motor Replacement Kit 9 Apr 26/16
0019
SB-25- Oct 02/15 Introduction of a New Motor Replacement Kit No Effect Apr 26/16
1065 / R2
H0212-25- Oct 02/15 Obsolete Motor Assembly PNR 240349 No Effect Apr 26/16
0094 / R1
H0212-25- Dec 07/17 Additional Warning Statement for Rotating Fan 11 Jan 10/22
0264 / R0
H0212-25- Mar 13/18 Notification of Changed Type Number of Hot Air No Effect Jan 10/22
0267 / R0 Blower CS-710-133
H0212-25- Feb 17/20 Introduction of a Thermocouple Assembly for Test 11 Jan 10/22
0292 / R0 Bench PNR 240536
H0212-25- Mar 03/20 Introduction of Tooling for Contact Sockets and Pins 11 Jan 10/22
0295 / R0
H0212-25- Nov 03/21 Notification of Part Change Temperature Sensor 11 Jan 10/22
0172 / R0
Jan 10/22
SUBJECT PAGE DATE SUBJECT PAGE DATE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SUBJECT PAGE
INTRODUCTION - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - INTRO-1
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1001
SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2001
DISASSEMBLY - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3001
CLEANING - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4001
CHECK - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5001
REPAIR - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6001
ASSEMBLY AND STORAGE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7001
FITS AND CLEARANCES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8001
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9001
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10001
SPCIAL PROCEDURES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11001
REMOVAL (LINE REPLACEMENT UNIT) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12001
INSTALLATION (LINE REPLACEMENT UNIT) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 13001
SERVICING - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 14001
STORAGE (INCL. TRANSPORTATION) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15001
REWORK (SERVICE BULLETIN ACCOMPLISHMENT INSTRUCTIONS) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 16001
LIST OF FIGURES
FIGURE FIGURE TITLE PAGE
INTRODUCTION
1. Introduction
A. General
This Component Maintenance Manual (CMM) contains all data for the DF600 SERIES to bring the unit
to a serviceable condition in a workshop environment.
This CMM agrees with the Air Transport Association (ATA) iSpec2200 and is written in ASD-STE100
Simplified Technical English.
D. Units of Measurement
All weights and dimensions in the manual are in metric units with English equivalents in brackets, unless
stated differently.
The Disassembly, Assembly and Test and Fault Isolation procedures are verified by the Engineering
Department of B/E Aerospace, Inc.
(1) Make sure that the CMM contains the applicable data for the component. Look for the part number
on the title page.
(2) To identify a part or to find a part number, refer to the illustrated parts list (IPL). The IPL section
contains a separate instruction on how to use the IPL.
(3) Use the instructions in this CMM for all maintenance steps of a component. Read all WARNINGS
and CAUTIONS before working on a component.
25-32-60
The specification of the ATA iSpec2200 number system has three elements of two digits.
The 1st element (25) of this number is the chapter number and is established by Air Transport Association
of America (ATA) iSPEC2200. The chapter number identifies the SYSTEM / CHAPTER (Equipment and
Furnishings) of which this unit is a part.
The 1st digit of the 2nd element (32) of this number, is also specified by ATA Specification (ATA) iSPEC2200
and identifies the SECTION / SUB-SYSTEM (Buffet / Galley) to which this unit is a part.
The 2nd digit of the 2nd element (32) of this number is given by B/E Aerospace and identifies the SECTION
/ SUB-SUBSYSTEM to which this manual refers.
The 3rd element (60) of this number is given by B/E Aerospace and identifies the SUBJECT / UNIT to which
this manual refers.
3. Manual Structure
The main content of the manual is organized by front pages and sections, although some sections may not
be necessary for this unit.
A. Front pages
The Transmittal Sheet gives a list of the revised pages with the page numbers and a brief description
of the revision to each page. It includes filing instructions for all the supplied pages.
The Title Page contains the manufacturer's masthead, identification of the manual and the part
number(s) of the unit, as well as the initial issue date.
The Record of Revision contains the latest revision status and the revision history of the CMM.
The List of Temporary Revisions contains all written temporary revisions and which temporary
revisions are active or incorporated.
The service bulletin list gives a list of all the service bulletins and service information letters which
are applicable to the component.
The List of Effective Pages contains all the pages effective for a given revision issue.
The Table of Contents contains all the major sub-divisions of each section contained in the manual
and a list of all illustrations contained in the CMM.
B. List of Sections
The Introduction explains the organization and use of the data in the CMM.
This section gives general overall information. It includes a mechanical and an electrical description.
The description must enable repair personnel to become familiar with the unit.
This section contains specific tests and procedures required to determine the condition of a
component. It includes fault isolation data.
This section contains all schematic diagrams, wiring and interconnecting diagrams of modules, and
sub-assemblies.
This section gives step-by-step disassembly instructions in a logical sequence (in order of the IPL
item numbers). It includes references to the figure item numbers from the IPL illustration(s) where
applicable.
This section gives a step-by-step description of the cleaning operations for the component and its
parts.
This section gives all the inspection and check procedures necessary during shop maintenance.
This section contains repair procedures and specifications necessary to restore a worn or damaged
part to serviceable condition.
This section gives step-by-step assembly instructions in a logical sequence. It includes references
to the figure item numbers from the IPL illustration(s) where applicable.
This section provides the fits and clearances data in one or more tables, and torque tightening
figures if applicable.
This section lists all special tools, fixtures and equipment necessary for the maintenance actions
given in the other sections.
This section contains a complete list of all the parts of the unit and includes an numerical index and
a recommended spare parts list.
This section contains tasks which are not part of the other sections, but which are necessary as a
result of other maintenance tasks. These tasks are self-contained repairs or preventive
maintenance.
This section contains removal procedures for modules, sub-assemblies and parts which can be
replaced quickly aboard of the aircraft without the removal of the entire unit from the galley to
increase the operational readiness of the unit.
This section contains installation procedures for modules, sub-assemblies and parts which can be
replaced quickly aboard of the aircraft without the removal of the entire unit from the galley to
increase the operational readiness of the unit.
This section contains self-contained tasks which are necessary because of other maintenance tasks.
This section contains requirements related to preparation for transportation, special handling,
packaging, storage and preservation requirements of the unit after assembly or test.
This section contains rework procedures which are necessary for in-service components.
1. General
The DF600 series High Speed Ovens are made by B/E Aerospace. The ovens are supplied with a left hinged
door or, optionally, with a right hinged door. A separate Electromechanical Control Box (ECB) installed in the
galley supplies power to the electrical system of the oven. Inserts and trays are optional equipment.
A. Composite Oven Door with a vapour outlet in the middle (Standard supplied in a left hinged configuration, right
hand hinged configuration available on request.
B. Optional inserts and trays (Insert is available under PNR 236155 and trays are available under PNR 609503.
C. Bushing for galley attachments on the rear of the Oven.
D. Electrical Connector Amphenol 48-10R20-25P(300) according to MS 24264R20B-25PNX, fits on galley
Connector according to MS 24266R20B-25SN.
E. Galley attachment, two holes of 5.25 mm (0.2 in)
The Oven can be fixed to the Galley Structure by two countersunk screws 10-32 UNF according to MS24694C
(For details refer to next Figure)
F. Slide Strips are made of stainless steel.
G. Identification Placards.
Weights
Oven Empty (without insert and trays). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15.20 Kg. (33.51 lbs).
Oven Contents (Insert, Trays, Casseroles and Meals) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20.13 Kg. (44.38 lbs).
Certified Weight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36.00 Kg.(79.38 lbs).
Electrical Load
Power rating 3750 Watts equally divided over 3 phases in a four wire system, Y connected and a case ground
(each phase 115Vac, 400 Hz).
A. Composite Oven Door with a vapour outlet in the middle (Standard supplied in a left hinged configuration, right
hand hinged configuration available on request.
B. Optional inserts and trays (Insert is available under PNR 236155 and trays are available under PNR 609503.
C. Bushing for galley attachments on the rear of the Oven.
D. Electrical Connector Amphenol 48-10R20-25P(300) according to MS 24264R20B-25PNX, fits on galley
Connector according to MS 24266R20B-25SN.
E. Galley attachment, two holes of 5.25 mm (0.2 in)
The Oven can be fixed to the Galley Structure by two countersunk screws 10-32 UNF according to MS24694C
(For details refer to next Figure)
F. Slide Strips are made of stainless steel.
G. Identification Placards.
H. Electrical connector Amphenol 69-OR-16S-1P(100) acc. MS 3100R-16S-1P, mating with galley connector
according to MS 3106R16S-1S
Weights
Oven Empty (without insert and trays). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15.20 Kg. (33.51 lbs).
Oven Contents (Insert, Trays, Casseroles and Meals) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20.13 Kg. (44.38 lbs).
Certified Weight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36.00 Kg.(79.38 lbs).
Electrical Load
Power rating 3750 Watts equally divided over 3 phases in a four wire system, Y connected and a case ground
(each phase 115Vac, 400 Hz).
2. Description
The oven when installed with an aluminium insert and trays, can heat:
28 aluminium casseroles with 300 grams (0.7 lbs) of chilled food each, from a temperature of 5 °C to 85 °C
(41°F to 185 °F) in less than 20 minutes.
28 aluminium casseroles with 300 grams (0.7 lbs) of deep frozen food each, from a temperature of -20 °C to
85 °C (-4 °F to 185 °F) in less than 40 minutes.
The oven has a case assembly, a door assembly and an electrical system. The electrical system is at the
rear of the oven and is protected with a cover. The case assembly has a stainless steel inner oven and an
anodized aluminum outer case. The outer case has a handle, which, when not in use, folds flat to the outside
of the case. The space between the inner oven and the outer case is filled with insulation. A seal is installed
at the front frame assembly of the oven. Two stainless steel glide strip assemblies are installed at the bottom
of the case. At the rear of the case, the electrical connector(s) and a galley locking assembly are installed.
The space between the front plate and the inner plate (inner and outer covers) of the door holds the latching
mechanism and insulation material. Hinges on the left or right side make it possible to open the door from
the LH or RH side. The door has a flush mounted latch.
The electrical system is at the rear of the oven and consists of:
The heating element, the sensor part of the 3-Phase Safety Device and the air circulation fan are on the
inside rear wall of the oven. The wiring harness, the fan motor, the remaining part of the 3-Phase Safety
Device, the temperature sensor (PT100) and the terminal strip are on the rear outside wall of the oven.
Relays are installed on relay sockets, attached to the wiring harness. The connector is installed on a bracket
(Eff: A,D,E,H,I,J). The connectors are installed on brackets (Eff: B,C,F,G,K).
3. Operation
A separate OCM controls the electrical power to the oven.
115/200 Vac, 3-phase, four wire, equally divided and connected with a neutral ground goes through a
3-Phase Safety Device and two relays to the heating elements and the fan motor.
When the time selector on the OCM is set, electrical power operates the fan motor relay and the heating
element relay. 115/200 Vac supplies the fan motor and the heating element. If the oven becomes too hot, a
temperature sensor operates the safety device which stops the power to the fan motor and the heating
elements. Operation of the oven stops when the timer of the OCM is set to zero.
4. Understanding the function of the 3-Phase Safety Device (POST SB No. SB-25-1107)
According to (D&O Figure 3), the 3-Phase Safety Device is build up by the following main parts:
(1) The probe is assembled together with the capillary tube, and will be installed inside an environment
which becomes warm.
(2) The capillary tube is vulnerable and it contains a liquid known as an expansion medium.
(3) The diaphragm is assembled together with the capillary tube. When the probe is heated, the
expansion medium inside the capillary tube will expand the diaphragm.
Probe
Base
The 3-Phase Safety Device operates as follows. The probe is placed inside an environment (e.g. an
inner oven cavity). When the temperature inside the inner oven starts to increase, the probe will heat up
and will react to the expansion medium inside the capillary tube.
The medium will increase the pressure in the closed-circuit system. The increased pressure will be
converted into a displacement inside the diaphragm. This displacement, also called travel, actuates a
snap-action switch which opens the contacts in the electric circuit.
NOTE: In order to prevent dangerous thermal failures, it is not allowed to turn the adjustment screw or
disassemble the 3-Phase Safety Device.
1. General
This test procedure must be done after the oven has been removed from service, either because of a fault
or for routine maintenance.
2. Inspection
(1) Remove the covers (Refer to Section 3000) and visually inspect the oven, make sure that:
- The inner oven, the outer case and the door are free from mechanical damage
- The oven is free from corrosion
- All components on the oven are correctly attached
- All electrical connections are correct
- There is no evidence of burning to heat damage to the wires or electrical components.
3. Test Procedures
NOTE: To do the test on a DF600 oven, use the test bench PNR 240536 or equivalent test bench or
controller (For details refer to Test Equipment Page 9001).
NOTE: The 3-phase safety device is a “sleeping” protection device and must be tested after service
work and maintenance.
Purpose of this test is to check if the 3-phase safety device trips in the required time.
(1) Before you start, make sure that the oven cavity is at room temperature.
(2) Put a thermocouple assembly PNR CS-710-585 in position in the centre of the nozzle at the
outgoing airflow. Connect the other end of the thermocouple assembly PNR CS-710-585 to a
temperature meter.
(3) Start the hot air blower and set the temperature to 440°C ± 10 °C (824°F ± 18°F). Wait until the
temperature is stable.
(4) Remove the thermocouple assembly PNR CS-710-585 from the nozzle and put the hot air blower
in position on the capillary tube (see Figure 1001) of the 3-phase safety device and heat up the
capillary tube.
Between 30 and 55 seconds a “click” must be heard when the tripping mechanism is tripped.
(5) Allow the capillary tube to cool off and press the reset knob to reset the 3-phase safety device. A
“click” must be heard when the tripping mechanism is reset.
(1) Place the oven on the Test Bench PNR 240536. Connect the thermocouple assembly
PNR CS-710-585 to the Test Bench PNR 240536.
(2) Put the temperature probe in position in the center of the baffle plate (air gate).
(3) Connect the interface cable PNR 612105 of the test bench to the oven.
NOTE: Make sure that the cable of the probe is not damaged when you close the oven door.
(3) Set the timer of the OCM to ten minutes and press start
(4) Use a multimeter or the meters of the test bench to measure the current of each phase.
Eff. A, B, D, E, F, H, I, J:
Each phase must be 10.5 Amps ± 10%
Eff C, G, K:
Each phase must be 5.8 Amps ± 10%
WARNING: DO NOT OPERATE THIS UNIT WITHOUT THE BAFFLE PLATE CORRECTLY
INSTALLED. THE ROTATING FAN POSES A RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY.
D. Motor/Fan Test
(2) Set the timer of the OCM to 1 minute, the fan starts operating.
Motors with PNR 234915, 236775, 239827, 240349, CS-201-402 and CS-201-404
The rotation speed must be 7700 ± 300 rpm
E. Temperature Test
(2) Push the LOW temperature key and measure the air temperature after the second switching.
(4) Push the MEDIUM temperature key and measure the air temperature after the second switching.
(6) Push the HIGH temperature key and measure the air temperature after the second switching.
(8) Stop the power of the unit and let the oven to cool off.
A. Test instruction
(2) Make sure that the OCM is disconnected and the electrical power is stopped.
(3) Make sure that the circuit breaker, at the back of the oven, is in the ‘pulled out’ position. If not, pull
out the circuit breaker first.
(4) Locate, visually, the “AC Neutral pins” of the heating element. These are the pins of the heating
element that are directly connected to each other.
NOTE: The position of the “AC neutral” and the “phase” pins can differ at the specific effectivities
of the oven types.
(6) Use the multimeter to measure the voltage on the pins between the AC Neutral and the two
connections of the circuit breaker. One must be 115V and the other must be 0V (low voltage).
(8) Reset the circuit breaker and connect the test wire with the crocodile clips, between a “Phase” on
the heating element (there is only one heating element in the DF600) and the pin of the circuit
breaker that displayed the 0V (low voltage). The element now functions as a power resistor to limit
the short circuit current.
(9) Start the main power. Within 20 seconds the circuit breaker should trip. If circuit breaker does not
trip, the circuit breaker is defective and must be replaced.
(10)Stop the main power, disconnect the oven from the test bench and reset the circuit breaker.
5. Fault Isolation
No air circulation in the oven • Incorrect power supply • Make sure the power
supply is correct and
amend if necessary
• Relay (K1) does not operate • Make sure the relay
when power is ON operates, if necessary
replace the relay
• Defective fan motor • Replace the fan motor
The fan motor does not stop after • Relay of the coil (K1) does not • Make sure the relay
the cycle release with the power OFF operates and replace if
necessary
• Relay contacts (K1) do not open • Make sure the relay
when actuated (sticking contacts) operates and replace if
necessary
The heating element assembly • Incorrect power supply • Make sure the power
does not heat up supply is correct, amend if
necessary
• Overheat situation, the 3-Phase • Reset the 3-Phase Safety
Safety Device has cut off total Device
power
• Defective heating element • Define the overheat cause
assembly and correct if necessary
• Defective temperature sensor • Replace the heating
• Defective PCB element assembly
The heating element assembly • Defective temperature sensor • Make sure the power
does not stop heating at the end • Defective PCB supply is correct, amend if
of the cycle necessary
For specific parts information on components referred to this section, refer to the Illustrated Parts List.
J1
3 HME2004 15
1 A B
4 HME2005 8
2 T1
5 HME2006 7
3 C
23 HMD2022N
25 HMD2024N
21 HMD2023 7 HMD2035
HMA2034 HMD2036
K1
X2 X1
4 HMA1630
ue
A2 A1
bl
M red 5
3 ~ HMB1632
B2 B1
6
ye
HMC1634
llo
C2 C1
w
HMA1620
HMA1634
HMB1622
B1
HMC1624
K2
B2
X2 X1
14 HMA1614 HMA1604
31 32 A2 A1
16 HMB1616 HMA1606
21 22 B2 B1
18 HMC1618 HMA1608
11 12
C2 C1
F600-W A
H3
HMC1628
H2
20 HMD1621N HMB1626
H1
22 HMC1606N HMA1624
J1 P1
3 HME2004 15
1 A B
4 HME2005 8
2 T1
5 HME2006 7
3 C
23 HMD2022N
25 HMD2024N
21 HMD2023 7 HMD2035
HMA2034 HMD2036
K1
X2 X1
4
HMC1634
ue
C2 C1
bl
M red 5
HMB1632
3~ B2 B1
ye 6
llo HMA1630
w
A2 A1
B1
HMA1632
8
14 NMC1614 HMC1624
9
16 NMB1612 HMB1622
10
18 NMA1610 HMA1620
22 HMC1605N
K2
B2
X2 X1
J2
A HMA1614 HMA1604
31 32 A2 A1
B HMB1616 HMA1606
21 22 B2 B1
C HMC1618 HMA1608
F600A-W A
11 12 C2 C1
H3
HMC1628
H2
G HMD1621N HMB1626
H1
D HMC1606N HMA1624
J1 P1
3 HME2004
1 A B
Temp. Control 4 HME2005
2 T1
5 HME2006
3 C
Black
HMC1634
White 5 5
4 C2 C1
200°C
White 4 4
228°C Red
Blue 3 3 HMB1632
Red 2 2
5 B2 B1
M1 Black 1 1
Blue
HMA1630
6 A2 A1
White
B1
HMA1632
14 NMC1614 HMC1624
3 phase 8
115/200 VAC 16 NMB1612 HMB1622
400Hz 9
18 NMA1610 HMA1620
10
K2
B2
X2 X1
J2
A HMA1614 HMA1604
31 32 A2 A1
3 phase
HMB1616 HMA1606
115/200 VAC B 21 22 B2 B1
400Hz
HMC1618 HMA1608
C 11 12 C2 C1
H3
HMC1628
H2
AC Neutral G HMD1621N HMB1626
H1
Case Ground D HMC1606N HMA1624
J1
3 HME2004 15
1 A B
4 HME2005 8
2 T1
5 HME2006 7
3 C
23 HMD2022N
25 HMD2024N
21 HMD2023 7 HMD2035
HMA2034 HMD2036
K1
X2 X1
4 HMA1630
ue
A2 A1
bl
M red 5
3 ~ HMB1632
B2 B1
6
ye
HMC1634
l
lo
C2 C1
w
HMA1620
HMA1634
HMB1622
B1
HMC1624
K2
B2
X2 X1
14 HMA1614 HMA1604
71 72 A2 A1
16 HMB1616 HMA1606
61 62
B2 B1
18 HMC1618 HMA1608
51 52
C2 C1
H3
HMC1628
H2
20 HMD1621N HMB1626
H1
22 HMC1606N HMA1624
15 HMC2004N
17 HMC2005N
19 HMC2007N
F600-W B
J1
3 HME2004 15
1 A B
4 HME2005 8
2 T1
5 HME2006 7
3 C
23 HMD2022N
25 HMD2024N
21 HMD2023 7 HMD2035
HMA2034 HMD2036
K1
X2 X1
ue 4 HMA1630
A2 A1
bl
M red 5
3 ~ HMB1632
B2 B1
6
ye
HMC1634
l
lo
C2 C1
w
HMA1620
HMA1634
HMB1622
B1
HMC1624
K2
B2
X2 X1
14 HMA1614 HMA1604
71 72 A2 A1
16 HMB1616 HMA1606
61 62
B2 B1
18 HMC1618 HMA1608
51 52
C2 C1
H3
HMC1628
H2
20 HMD1621N HMB1626
H1
22 HMC1606N HMA1624
15 HMC2004N
17 HMC2005N
19 HMC2007N
F600-W B
J1 P1
3 HME2004 15
1 A B
4 HME2005 8 T1
2
5 HME2006
3 7 C
23 HMD2022N
25 HMD2024N
21 HMD2023 7 HMD2035
HMD2036
K1
X2 X1
4
HMC1634
ue
C2 C1
bl
M red 5
orange HMB1632
3~
B2 B1
ye
llo
6
w HMA1630
A2 A1
B1
HMA1632
8
14 NMC1614 HMC1624
NMB1612
9
16 HMB1622
NMA1610
10
18 HMA1620
22 HMC1605N
K2
B2
X2 X1
J2
A HMA1614 HMA1604
31 32 A2 A1
B HMB1616 HMA1606
21 22 B2 B1
C HMC1618
F600AWAA
HMA1608
11 12 C2 C1
H3
HMC1628
H2
G HMD1621N HMB1626
H1
D HMC1606N HMA1624
J1
3 HME2004 15
1 A B
4 HME2005 8
2 T1
5 HME2006 7
3 C
23 HMD2022N
25 HMD2024N
21 HMD2023 7 HMD2035
HMA2034 HMD2036
K1
X2 X1
ue 4 HMA1630
A2 A1
bl
M red 5
HMB1632
3 ~ B2 B1
6
ye
HMC1634
llo
C2 C1
w
HMA1620
HMA1634
HMB1622
B1
HMC1624
K2
B2
X2 X1
14 HMA1614 HMA1604
71 72 A2 A1
16 HMB1616 HMA1606
61 62
B2 B1
18 HMC1618 HMA1608
51 52
C2 C1
H3
HMC1628
H2
20 HMD1621N HMB1626
H1
22 HMC1606N HMA1624
15 HMC2004N
17 HMC2005N
19 HMC2007N
F600-W B
J1 P1
3 HME2004 15
1 A B
4 HME2005 8
2 T1
5 HME2006 7
3 C
23 HMD2022N
25 HMD2024N
21 HMD2023 7 HMD2035
K1
HMD2036
X2 X1
4
HMA1630
ue
A2 A1
bl
M red 5
orange 3 ~ HMB1632
B2 B1
6
ye
HMC1634
llo
C2 C1
w
HMA1620
HMA1634
HMB1622
B1
HMC1624
K2
B2
X2 X1
14 HMA1614 HMA1604
71 72 A2 A1
16 HMB1616 HMA1606
61 62 B2 B1
18 HMC1618 HMA1608
51 52 C2 C1
H3
HMC1628
H2
20 HMD1621N HMB1626
H1
22 HMC1606N HMA1624
15 HMC2004N
17 HMC2005N
19 HMC2007N
F600WBA
J1 P1
3 HME2004 15
1 A B
4 HME2005 8
2 T1
5 HME2006 7
3 C
23 HMD2022N
25 HMD2024N
21 HMD2023 7
HMD2035
K1
HMA2034 HMD2036
8 X2 X1
orange 9
4 HMA1630
ue
bl A2 A1
M red
5
HMB1632
3 ~ B2 B1
6
ye
HMC1634
llo
C2 C1
w
HMA1620
HMA1634
HMB1622
B1
HMC1624
K2
B2
X2 X1
14 HMA1614 HMA1604
71 72 A2 A1
16 HMB1616 HMA1606
61 62 B2 B1
18 HMC1618 HMA1608
51 52 C2 C1
H3
HMC1628
H2
20 HMD1621N HMB1626
H1
22 HMC1606N HMA1624
15 HMC2004N
F600WBB
HMC2005N
17
19 HMC2007N
J1 P1
3 HME2004 15
1 A B
4 HME2005 8
2 T1
5 HME2006 7
3 C
23 HMD2022N
25 HMD2024N
21 HMD2023 7 HMD2035
K1
HMA2034 HMD2036
X2 X1
4
HMC1634
ue
C2 C1
bl
M red 5
HMB1632
3~
B2 B1
ye 6
llo HMA1630
w
A2 A1
B1
HMA1632
8
14 NMC1614 HMC1624
9
16 NMB1612 HMB1622
10
18 NMA1610 HMA1620
22 HMC1605N
15 HMC2046N
17 HMC2045N
19 HMC2044N
K2
B2 X1
X2
J2
A HMA1614 HMA1604
71 72 A2 A1
B HMB1616 HMA1606
62 22 B2 B1
C HMC1618 HMA1608
F600A-W B
51 52 C2 C1
H3
HMC1628
H2
G HMD1621N HMB1626
H1
D HMC1606N HMA1624
J1 P1
3 HME2004 15
1 A B
4 HME2005 8
2 T1
5 HME2006 7
3 C
23 HMD2022N
25 HMD2024N
21 HMD2023 7 HMD2035
K1
HMD2036
X2 X1
4
HMC1634
ue C2 C1
bl
M red 5
orange HMB1632
3~ B1
ye B2
llo 6
w HMA1630
A2 A1
B1
HMA1632
8
14 NMC1614 HMC1624
9 HMB1622
16 NMB1612
NMA1610
10
18 HMA1620
22 HMC1605N
15 HMC2046N
17 HMC2045N
19 HMC2044N
K2
B2
X2 X1
J2
A HMA1614 HMA1604
71 72 A2 A1
B HMB1616 HMA1606
62 22 B2 B1
C HMC1618 HMA1608
F600AWBA
51 52 C2 C1
H3
HMC1628
H2
G HMD1621N HMB1626
H1
D HMC1606N HMA1624
J1 P1
4 HME2004 white
1 T1
2 HME2005 black
2
5 HME2006 white
3
16 HMF1622N HMD2022N
9
14 HMF1624N HMD2024N
8
18 HMF1623 HMD2035
K1
HMA2034 7 HMD2036
X2 X1
4 HMA1630
ue
A2 A1
bl
M red 5
HMB1632
3 ~ B1
B2
6
ye
HMC1634
llo
w
C2 C1
HMA1620
HMA1634
HMB1622
B1
HMC1624
K2
B2 X1
X2
20 HMA1614 HMA1604
31 32 A2 A1
22 HMB1616 HMA1606
21 22 B2 B1
24 HMC1618 HMA1608
11 12
C2 C1
H3
21 HMF2021N HMC1628
H2
HMB1626
H1
25 HMF2023N HMA1624
6 HMF2006N
7 HMF2007N
15 HMF2015N
17 HMF2017N
F600K-W B
19 HMF2019N
J1 P1
4 HME2004 white
1 T1
2 HME2005 black
2
5 HME2006 white
3
16 HMF1622N HMD2022N
HMF1624N
9
14 HMD2024N
8
18 HMF1623 HMD2035
K1
7 HMD2036
X2 X1
4
ue HMA1630
A2 A1
bl
M red 5
orange 3 ~ HMB1632
B2 B1
6
ye
HMC1634
llo
C2 C1
w
HMA1620
HMA1634
HMB1622
B1
HMC1624
B2 K2
X2 X1
20 HMA1614 HMA1604
31 32 A2 A1
22 HMB1616 HMA1606
21 22 B2 B1
24 HMC1618 HMA1608
11 12 C2 C1
H3
21 HMF2021N HMC1628
H2
HMB1626
H1
25 HMF2023N HMA1624
6 HMF2006N
7 HMF2007N
15 HMF2015N
17 HMF2017N
F600KWBA
19 HMF2019N
3 3 AWG20
4 4 AWG20
5 5 AWG20
21 21 AWG20
23 23 AWG20
25 25 AWG20
14 14 AWG16
16 16 AWG16
18 18 AWG16
15 15 AWG20
17 17 AWG20
19 19 AWG20
22 22 AWG16
GALLEY
A A AWG16
B B AWG16
C C AWG16
G G AWG16
D D AWG16
F600A-1B
4 4 20 8 8
AWG
AWG 20 7 7
case ground
20 20 14 20 5 5
heating elements
22 22 14 20 4 4 AC neutral
and fan motor
24 24 14
21 21 20
AC neutral
25 25 20
19 19 20
6 6 20 OCM connector
case ground 7 7 20 Cannon DEU 9P
15 15 20
17 17 20
rack connector
Cannon DEC 9S
oven connector
MS24264R20B-25PX
galley connector
MS24266R20B-25SN
case 3phase
ground 115/200Vac
400Hz
F600K-1 B
AC neutral
GALLEY
J1 P1
4 HME2004 white
1 T1
temperature 2 HME2005 black
control 2
5 HME2006 white
3
power relay 16 HMF1622N HMD2022N
control 9
motor relay 14 HMF1624N HMD2024N
control 8
power supply 18 HMF1623 HMD2035
OCM White
K1
7 HMD2036
X2 X1
Black
HMA1630
White 5 5
4 A2 A1
200°C
White 4 4
228°C
Blue Red
3 3
HMB1632
Red
M1
2 2
5 B2 B1
Black 1 1
Blue
HMC1634
6 C2 C1
White
HMA1620
HMA1634
HMB1622
B1
HMC1624
K2
B2
X2 X1
20 HMA1614 HMA1604
3phase 31 32 A2 A1
115/200Vac 22 HMB1616 HMA1606
400Hz 21 22 B2 B1
24 HMC1618 HMA1608
11 12
C2 C1
H3
AC neutral 21 HMF2021N HMC1628
H2
HMB1626
H1
AC neutral 25 HMF2023N HMA1624
6 HMF2006N
7 HMF2007N
17 HMF2017N
19 HMF2019N
DISASSEMBLY
1. General
This section contains all the data to disassemble the unit. First do the testing and fault isolation procedures
with reference to section 1000 to find the possible cause of the malfunction. Use the applicable disassembly
procedure to remove the component part.
A. Special Tooling
(1) Refer to Section 9000 for a list of tooling necessary to disassemble the component.
(1) Remove the screws (IPL Figure 15-207) and the lock-washers (IPL Figure 15-15) to remove the
cover (IPL Figure 15-204).
(2) Remove the two allen screws with the special removal tool.
(3) Install the two allen screws in the threaded holes of the collet.
(4) Turn the two screws clockwise and remove the fan assembly from the motor shaft.
(1) Step 1: Loosen the two allen screws (Figure 3001-B) of the fan (Figure 3001-A).
(4) Fasten the allen screw until the fan (Figure 3001-A) comes loose from the motor shaft.
Step 1 Step 2
1
2 2
1
B B
A A
(3) Remove the starlock (IPL Figure 15-232)/(IPL Figure 16-229) and the plain washer
(IPL Figure 15-231)/(IPL Figure 16-228) from the PT100 sensor (IPL Figure 15/IPL Figure 16-430)
from inside the oven.
(4) Remove the connector of the PT100 sensor from the wiring harness.
(5) At the wire of the PT100 sensor, remove the screw (IPL Figure 15/IPL Figure 16-14), the lock-washer
(IPL Figure 15/IPL Figure 16-15) and the washer (IPL Figure 15/IPL Figure 16-37) to remove the
cable-tie (IPL Figure 15/IPL Figure 16-42).
(6) Remove the three screws (IPL Figure 15/IPL Figure 16-207) and the lock-washers (IPL Figure 15/
IPL Figure 16-15).
(7) Carefully pull the PT100 sensor (IPL Figure 15/IPL Figure 16-430) from the oven.
NOTE: There are no spare parts available for the motor assembly. In case of a defective motor
assembly, return the motor to B/E Aerospace, Inc. The Netherlands for repair or replacement.
(4) Remove the screw (IPL Figure 15/IPL Figure 16-14), the lock-washer (IPL Figure 15/
IPL Figure 16-15) and the washer (IPL Figure 15/IPL Figure 16-37) to remove the cable-tie
(IPL Figure 15/IPL Figure 16-42).
(5) Carefully disconnect the connector from the wiring harness connector.
(6) Remove and keep the three screws (IPL Figure 12-27) and the washers (IPL Figure 12-15).
(7) Remove the motor assembly (IPL Figure 12-25) from the oven.
CAUTION: COVER THE HOLES OF THE MOTOR WITH MASKING TAPE TO PREVENT SCREWS
OR DEBRIS ENTERING THE MOTOR.
(5) Remove the nuts (IPL Figure 15/IPL Figure 16-225 VIEW B) and the washers (IPL Figure 15/
IPL Figure 16-224 VIEW B) from the heating element.
(7) Remove the three screws (IPL Figure 12-24) and the lock-washers (IPL Figure 12-15) from the
heating element.
(8) Carefully remove the heating element (IPL Figure 12-32) with the element-gasket (IPL Figure 12-34)
from the oven.
(2) Identify and tag the wires of the thermal cut-out switch (IPL Figure 18-422).
(3) Remove the six wires (IPL Figure 18-10) from the thermal cut-out switch (IPL Figure 18-422).
(4) Remove the cable-tie (IPL Figure 13-218) from the capillary tube.
(5) Loosen the coupling (IPL Figure 13-422) and carefully remove the capillary tube from the oven.
(6) In the oven, remove the two screws (IPL Figure 12-216) and the two lock-washers
(IPL Figure 12-206) that attach the spring-bracket (IPL Figure 12-214) against the back-wall.
(7) Pull the probe from the spring-bracket (IPL Figure 12-214).
(8) Loosen the three screws (IPL Figure 12-24) of the heating element (IPL Figure 12-32) and carefully
pull the heating element from the back-wall of the oven to make some space to remove the probe.
(9) Remove the two screws (IPL Figure 18-423) and the lock-washers (IPL Figure 18-15).
(10)Carefully remove the probe with the capillary tube from the oven with the thermal cut-out switch
(IPL Figure 18-422).
(2) Remove the attaching parts of the relay (IPL Figure 17-211).
(3) Pull the relay (IPL Figure 17-211) from the relay socket (IPL Figure 17-402).
(2) Remove the screws (IPL Figure 17-12), the washers (IPL Figure 17-13) and the nuts
(IPL Figure 17-414).
(3) Pull the connector (IPL Figure 17-411) from the bracket (IPL Figure 17-410).
(2) Remove the three nuts that attach the relay socket (IPL Figure 17-402) to the bracket
(IPL Figure 17-401).
(3) Pull the relay socket (IPL Figure 17-402) from the bracket (IPL Figure 17-401).
(For details refer to IPL Figure 14, IPL Figure 15,IPL Figure 17 and IPL Figure 20)
(2) Identify and tag the wires of the Wiring harness to all different modules (IPL Figure 15-210).
(6) Remove the wires from the heating element (IPL Figure 12-32).
(7) Remove the wires from the bonding strip (IPL Figure 17-50).
(8) Remove the connectors from the thermal cut-out switch (IPL Figure 17-422).
(9) Disconnect the connector of the motor assembly (IPL Figure 14-25).
(10)Remove the wiring harness (IPL Figure 22-2) from the oven.
(1) Remove the quarter turn latch assembly (IPL Figure 2-215), (IPL Figure 8-210) or (IPL Figure 9-210)
from the frame.
(2) If necessary, temporarily install a screw to keep the nut plate (IPL Figure 2-225), (IPL Figure 8-220)
or (IPL Figure 9-220) in position n the frame.
(3) If necessary, follow the subsequent steps to remove the nut plate (IPL Figure 2-225),
(IPL Figure 8-220) or (IPL Figure 9-220) from the frame:
(a) Remove the screw (IPL Figure 10-10) to remove the hinge block (IPL Figure 10-11) from the
frame.
(b) Remove the screw (IPL Figure 10-7) to remove the lock plate (IPL Figure 10-6) from the frame.
(c) Remove the nut plate (IPL Figure 2-225), (IPL Figure 8-220) or (IPL Figure 9-220) from the
frame.
(1) Remove the attachment screw (IPL Figure 19-24) and the washer (IPL Figure 19-37) of the door
spring (IPL Figure 19-38) and remove the spring.
(2) Remove the two CSK screws (IPL Figure 21-6) of the top door hinge plate (IPL Figure 21-2).
(3) Remove the top hinge plate and door assembly (IPL Figure 8-29).
NOTE: Make sure to drill only 5 mm deep in order not to damage the door structure.
(2) Use a drill of 1,5 mm and drill the roll-pin (IPL Figure 21-25) out.
(3) Use the steam outlet removal/installation tool PNR 611996 to remove the steam outlet screw
(IPL Figure 21-13), the steam outlet (IPL Figure 21-14) and the washer (IPL Figure 21-12).
(2) Remove the Steam outlet (applicable for Eff. J,K,L) (refer to paragraph P).
(3) Remove the silicone sealant from the door plate (IPL Figure 21-24).
(4) Use the door plate removal tool PNR 240412 and carefully remove the door plate (IPL Figure 21-24).
(5) If necessary, remove or replace the insulation blankets (IPL Figure 21-22/23).
(2) Remove the Steam outlet (applicable for Eff. J,K,L) (refer to paragraph P).
(4) Remove the two screws (IPL Figure 21-8) and the guide bar (IPL Figure 21-5).
(2) Remove the Steam outlet (applicable for Eff. J,K,L) (refer to paragraph P).
(5) Carefully remove the door-lock assembly (IPL Figure 21-1) from the door.
CLEANING
1. General
This section contains the procedures and materials required for cleaning the high speed oven and the
component parts of the unit during shop maintenance.
2. Cleaning Agents
Material: Gelly
Packing: In cans and atomizers
Manufacturer: Henkel-Ecolab (www.ecolab.com/Europe)
Material: Liquid
Packing: 4 cans each 5 liter
Color: Green
Smell: Inodorous
Manufacturer: Henkel-Ecolab (www.ecolab.com/Europe)
WARNING: REMOVE THE ELECTRICAL POWER BEFORE CLEANING THE HIGH SPEED OVEN.
WARNING: BE CAREFUL WHEN USING THE CLEANING MATERIALS. THE CLEANING MATERIALS
CAN BE HARMFUL. FOLLOW THE MANUFACTURER'S HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS.
WARNING: PUT ON GOGGLES WHEN USING A COMPRESSED AIR SOURCE. WARN OTHER
PERSONNEL TO KEEP CLEAR OF THE AREA.
CAUTION: DO NOT USE ABRASIVE CLEANING COMPOUNDS ON THE HIGH SPEED OVEN OR OVEN
DOOR. THE COMPOUNDS WILL DAMAGE THE SURFACE OF THE METAL.
CAUTION: USE DAMP CLOTHS ONLY TO CLEAN THE OVEN OR OVEN DOOR. DO NOT USE
EXCESSIVE AMOUNTS OF WATER. DO NOT USE A PRESSURIZED WATER SUPPLY.
CAUTION: USE AN AIR JET FITTED WITH AN ANTISTATIC NOZZLE CONNECTED TO GROUND TO
CLEAN PLACES INACCESSIBLE TO CLOTH.
3. Cleaning Procedure
CAUTION: DO NOT USE ABRASIVE OR PAPER TOWELS WHEN CLEANING THE OVEN.
CAUTION: REMOVE THE FAN ASSY IN CASE THE FAN IS MADE OF ALUMINUM.
(2) The aluminum fan(s) must be removed from the oven and must be cleaned separately from the oven
with Ecolab® Assert Lemon cleaning detergent.
(3) Clean the inside of the oven and the baffle plate(s) with Greasestrip Plus (ECOLAB) degrease
cleaning detergent with a stiff bristle brush.
CAUTION: USE AN AIR JET FITTED WITH AN ANTISTATIC NOZZLE CONNECTED TO GROUND
TO CLEAN PLACES INACCESSIBLE TO CLOTH.
(4) If scale is detected on the inside of the oven, descale the inside of the oven with Lime-A-Way
(ECOLAB descale cleaning liquid).
(5) Clean the outside of the oven with local detergent and a soft bristle brush.
(7) Clean the door seal with a clean absorbent cloth made moist with water and local detergent.
(8) Clean the electrical connectors. Use a local alcohol based degreaser and a soft bristle brush.
(9) Dry the electrical connectors. Use a compressed air jet with an anti-static nozzle of 193 kPa (28psi)
maximum and clean absorbent cloths.
(a) Use a local alcohol based degreaser and a soft bristle brush to clean the electrical parts.
(b) Dry the electrical parts. Use a compressed air jet of 193 kPa (28psi) maximum and clean
absorbent cloths.
C. Hand Cleaning
CAUTION: DO NOT CLEAN THE ELECTRICAL PARTS WITH WATER AND DETERGENT.
(1) Clean the component parts of the oven with a solution of water and local detergent, and a soft bristle
brush.
CAUTION: USE AN AIR JET FITTED WITH AN ANTISTATIC NOZZLE CONNECTED TO GROUND
TO CLEAN PLACES INACCESSIBLE TO CLOTH.
(3) Dry the parts with a compressed air jet of 193 kPa (28psi) maximum and an absorbent cloth.
NOTE: Recommended inspections during line maintenance operations are given in the introduction to this
manual.
2. Procedure
(1) Clean the component parts of the oven (Refer to section 4000).
(a) Wear of the door hinges and bushings (Refer to section 8000).
(b) Wear of the door rods (Refer to section 8000).
(c) Deformed or damaged door lock.
(d) Deformed or damaged baffle plate.
(e) Deformed or damaged fan.
(f) Deformed or damaged fan shaft.
(g) Worn motor bearings.
(h) Other obvious damage to the oven.
(j) Corrosion to any part of the high speed oven, particularly in crevices.
(k) Discoloration of the surfaces. This could indicate excessive temperatures and the cause must
be investigated and the fault corrected.
CAUTION: WHEN THE LOOP OF THE CAPILLARY TUBE IS DAMAGED DUE TO CRACKS OR DENTS,
THE EXPANSION MEDIUM INSIDE THE TUBE MAY LEAK OUT OR BE BLOCKED, CAUSING
THE FUNCTIONALITY OF THE 3-PHASE SAFETY DEVICE TO BE IMPAIRED. THIS COULD
LEAD TO HAZARDOUS THERMAL FAILURES IN THE EVENT OF AN OVERHEAT SITUATION.
3. How to inspect the capillary tube of the 3-Phase Safety Device (POST SB No. SB-25-1107).
With every maintenance/check or servicing it is required to inspect the condition of the capillary tube. The
loop of the capillary tube starts from the 3-Phase Safety Device, mounted at the rear of the oven, and will go
through the nut set located between the rear panel and the inner oven. The rest of the capillary tube will be
conducted to the probe inside the inner oven.
(1) Make sure that the loop of the capillary tube is smoothly curved and not bent.
(2) The capillary tube must be free from dents, cracks or other damages and may never bend in a sharp
angle.
REPAIR
1. General
This section contains standard repair procedures and specifications necessary to repair a component to
serviceable condition. Damaged parts must be replaced immediately.
Tighten the fasteners and parts with the necessary torque value as shown in the torque tables in section
8000.
NOTE: Refer to the general schematic (section 2000) for wire codes and destinations.
NOTE: If the wiring must be replaced, make sure that the dimension of the wire and the
routing of the wiring harness is not changed. Wiring can be ordered by mentioning
the wire identification code (For DET see Figure 6002).
Wire Destination
Wire AWG Size
Sequence
HE - 16 - 016N
Wire Code
C. Fasteners and parts applied with thread locker Loctite® 243 PNR CS-604-01 or Loctite®
620 PNR CS-604-03
(1) Clean the threads of the fastener or part of contamination. If the fastener or part was disassembled
and applied with thread locker. Follow the subsequent steps to clean the threads:
(a) Remove the thread locker with a soft scraper and wipe the surface clean.
(b) Make sure to clean the surface before the application of new thread locker.
(2) Apply thread locker to the male threads starting one to two threads from the end.
(3) Assemble the fastener or part correctly as usual and tighten with the necessary torque value.
(a) Permanent thread locker Loctite® 620 may require heat or power tools for removal. Apply
localized heat (232°C (450°F) for five minutes). Remove fastener or part while hot.
(b) Removable thread locker Loctite® 243 can be disassembled with a hand tool.
To make sure a correct ground connection, sandpaper the area below the ground connection. Connect
the ground connection and apply Humiseal® Lacquer, MIL-I-46058C PNR CS-622-01. Make sure that
the Humiseal® Lacquer is applied correctly around the ground connection.
ID-Placards with PNR CS-980-02 can be ordered by mentioning the type number, part number, serial
number and manufacturing date of the unit.
The use of a correct hand crimp tool is important to create a proper crimping of a contact or a terminal.
Make sure that:
(1) The correct hand crimp tools and/or positioner is determined for the terminal or contact that is being
used (See Table 6001: "Crimp, Extraction and Insertion Tool References").
(2) The crimp settings of the crimp tool or positioner is set to the correct wire size.
(4) The crimp tool operation is fully closed before release to ensure a reliable crimp.
Insert and extraction tools make the job easier by properly setting or removing typical contacts from their
housing. Make sure that the insertion or extraction tool is in good condition and make sure that you:
(1) Always use the correct insertion or extraction tool (See Table 6001: "Crimp, Extraction and
Insertion Tool References").
(2) Do not use excessive force to reach the crimp contact in the housing. This can damage the contact
housing.
(3) Do not rotate the insertion or extraction tool in the connector. This can damage the retention tines.
Use a proper wire cutter and cut the end of the wire near the contact or terminal to prevent the wire
becomes too short to use. If the wire becomes too short the wire must be replaced (See PAR B. Page
6001 "How to replace the wiring").
The size of the wire is important to the efficient flow of electricity. The more electrical current the wire
must carry, the larger the wire must be.
The wire size is specified by American Wire Gauge (AWG). AWG is a reverse numbering system where
the larger numbers refers to the smaller wires for example AWG18 is smaller than an AWG14 wire.
Wires need to have a specific length of insulation removed before being crimped to a terminal or contact.
The strip length is determined by the type of terminal or contact that is being used.
Wire preparation involves selecting the correct wire gauge, cutting it to the proper length and removing
a specific length of insulation so that the ends of the wire can be crimped for an electrical connection.
Always use a proper stripping tool that is in good condition, and do not use scalpels or knives to strip
wire insulation. Make sure that:
(1) The wire strands are not scraped, nicked, severed or otherwise damaged.
(2) The wire strands are not flattened, untwisted, buckled, kinked or otherwise deformed.
(3) The wire insulation are neatly trimmed with no signs of pinching, pulling, discoloration or burning.
The subsequent table shows the recommended crimp, extraction and insertion tools for each contact or
terminal applicable to this unit in order to determine the proper tools. The tools are commercially
available at worldwide suppliers and manufacturers.
ASSEMBLY
1. Introduction
This section gives the procedures for the assembly of the unit.
CAUTION: PREVENT THE WIRE BUNDLES AND CONNECTORS FROM CHAFING DURING REPAIR.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT ALL CONTAMINATION AND UNWANTED MATERIALS ARE REMOVED
FROM THE UNIT AFTER WORK IS COMPLETED.
3. Assembly Instructions
(1) Use the screws (IPL Figure 15-207) and the lock-washers (IPL Figure 15-15) to install the cover
(IPL Figure 15-204).
(2) Install the baffle plate assembly (IPL Figure 12-209) in the oven.
(3) Turn the quick-fasteners (IPL Figure 12-325) clockwise until the baffle plate is locked in place.
(2) Use the adjustment tool PNR CS-710-234 to adjust the fan on the shaft.
(3) Install the two allen screws with the tool PNR CS-710-204.
(1) Make sure that the two allen screws (Figure 7001-B) of the fan (Figure 7001-A) are loose.
(2) Put the fan tool (Figure 7001-C) PNR CS-710-234 in position on motor shaft.
(3) Place the fan (Figure 7001-A) on the motor shaft and push the fan forwards on the tool.
NOTE: Tighten the two allen screws (Figure 7001-B) equally to prevent unbalance of the fan assy.
(4) Equally tighten the two allen screws (Figure 7001-B) hand tight.
(5) Equally tighten the two allen screws (Figure 7001-B) with a torque value of 2 Nm ± 6%.
A B C
(1) Install the 3-Phase Safety Device on the aft of the oven.
(2) Bundle as necessary the capillary tube in a circular manner. Use e.g. a model.
(3) Guide the capillary tube carefully through its desired loop.
NOTE: During installation of the 3-Phase Safety Device, make sure that the surface of the capillary
tube will not be damaged by other rear oven parts.
(4) Guide the probe with the desired length of the capillary tube through the nut set to the inner oven
cavity.
(5) If applicable, place carefully the two rings and the graphite beat inside the nut set. Use the tools
PNR CS-710-101, CS-710-106, CS-710211 to fasten the nipple with a torque value of 5 Nm.
(6) Check the rear and use the necessary cable-ties to hold the loop of the capillary tube, e.g. on the
wiring harness.
CAUTION: DURING INSTALLATION OF THE PROBE ONTO THE BRACKET, MAKE SURE THAT
THE CAPILLARY TUBE IS BENT WITH A SMOOTH CURVE. BOTH ABOVE
MENTIONED PARTS, INCLUDING THE TIP OF THE PROBE, MAY NEVER TOUCH
THE HEATING ELEMENT.
(7) Install the probe including the capillary tube onto the bracket inside the inner oven.
CAUTION: COVER THE HOLES OF THE MOTOR ASSEMBLY WITH MASKING TAPE TO PREVENT
SCREWS OR DEBRIS ENTERING THE MOTOR ASSEMBLY.
(1) Carefully put the PT100 sensor in position in the opening for the PT100 sensor
(IPL Figure 15-430).
(2) Use the screws (IPL Figure 15-207) and the lock-washers (IPL Figure 15-15) to install the PT100
sensor (IPL Figure 15-430) in the oven rear plate (IPL Figure 14-3).
(3) Use the starlock installation tool PNR CS-710-139 to install the starlock (IPL Figure 15-232) and the
plain washers (IPL Figure 15-231) on the sensor.
(5) Use the screw (IPL Figure 15-14), the lock-washer (IPL Figure 15-15) and the washer
(IPL Figure 15-37) to install the cable-tie (IPL Figure 15-42).
NOTE: There are no spare parts available for the motor assembly. In case of a defective motor
assembly, return the motor to B/E Aerospace, Inc. The Netherlands for repair or replacement.
(1) Use the screws (IPL Figure 12-27) and the lock-washers (IPL Figure 12-15) to install the motor assy
(IPL Figure 12-25).
(2) Connect the connector of the Motor assembly into the applicable connector of the wiring harness.
(3) Use the screw (IPL Figure 15-14), the lock-washer (IPL Figure 15-15) and the washer
(IPL Figure 15-37) to install the cable-tie (IPL Figure 15-42).
CAUTION: COVER THE HOLES OF THE MOTOR ASSEMBLY WITH MASKING TAPE TO PREVENT
SCREWS OR DEBRIS ENTERING THE MOTOR ASSEMBLY.
(1) Carefully put the heating element (IPL Figure 12-32) with a new gasket (IPL Figure 12-34) in position.
(2) Use the screws (IPL Figure 12-24) and the lock-washers (IPL Figure 12-15) to install the heating
element (IPL Figure 12-32).
(4) Use the nuts (IPL Figure 15-225) and the washers (IPL Figure 15-224) to attach the wiring.
(5) Tighten the nuts with a torque value of 0.8 Nm (7.1 lbf.in).
(1) Use the screws (IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-423) and the lock-washers
(IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-15) to install the thermal cut-out switch
(IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-422) on the attachment bracket (IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-401).
NOTE: Make sure the heating element is moved forward, to give space to re-install the Probe on
the back wall of the oven.
(2) Carefully put the probe with the capillary tube of the thermal cut-out switch
(IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-422) in position through the rear plate (IPL Figure 13-3) of the oven.
(3) Install the probe on the spring-bracket (IPL Figure 12-214) in the oven.
NOTE: Make sure not to bend the capillary tube it can effect the operation of the thermal cut-out
switch.
(4) Use the screws (IPL Figure 12-216) and the lock-washers (IPL Figure 12-206) to install the spring-
bracket (IPL Figure 12-214).
(5) Carefully lead the capillary tube in such a way it does not touch the heating element.
(6) Use the tool PNR CS-710-209 to tighten the coupling of the capillary tube.
(7) Use the screw (IPL Figure 16-222), the lock-washer (IPL Figure 16-15) and the washer
(IPL Figure 16-37) to install the cable tie (IPL Figure 16-42) of the capillary tube.
(1) Put the relay (IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-211) in the correct position on the relay socket
(IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-402).
(2) Install the three nuts and washers to attach the (IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-211).
(1) Insert the connector (IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-411) with the seal (IPL Figure 17/
IPL Figure 18-432) in the connector bracket (IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-410).
(2) Use the screws (IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-412), the lock-washers (IPL Figure 17/
IPL Figure 18-413) and the nuts (IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-414) to install the connector
(IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-411) on the connector bracket (IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-410).
(1) If necessary temporary remove the relay bracket (IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-401) from the rear
plate (IPL Figure 14-3) of the oven.
(2) Insert the relay socket (IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-402) in the relay bracket (IPL Figure 17/
IPL Figure 18-401).
(3) Attach the relay socket (IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-402) with three nuts to the bracket
(IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-401).
(2) Install the connector of the motor assembly (IPL Figure 14-25) to the wiring harness
(IPL Figure 22-7).
(4) Install the connectors of the thermal cut-out switch (IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-422).
(5) Install the connectors of the heating element (IPL Figure 12-32).
(6) Install the wires of the bonding strip (IPL Figure 17/IPL Figure 18-50).
(8) Install the three cable-ties that hold the wiring harness in place (IPL Figure 15/IPL Figure 16-42).
(1) Install the top hinge plate (IPL Figure 21-30) with the door assembly (IPL Figure 8-29)/
(IPL Figure 21-1) with the two CSK screws (IPL Figure 21-6) with some Loctite (IPL Figure 21-26)
on the oven.
(2) Apply some Loctite (IPL Figure 19-28) on the thread of the screw (IPL Figure 19-24).
(3) Install the attachment screw (IPL Figure 19-24) and the washer (IPL Figure 19-37) of the door spring
(IPL Figure 19-38).
(1) Use the tool PNR CS-710-151 to install the steam outlet screw (IPL Figure 21-13), the steam outlet
(IPL Figure 21-14) and the washer (IPL Figure 21-12) on the door.
CAUTION: DRILL CAREFULLY THROUGH THE INNER PLATE, THE INSULATION CAN WRAP
AROUND THE DRILL BIT.
(2) Drill a hole with a diameter of 1.5 mm (0.06 inch) through the steam outlet screw into the inner plate.
(3) Install the roll-pin (IPL Figure 21-25) in the steam outlet screw and the inner plate.
(1) Make sure the two insulation blankets (IPL Figure 21-22/23) are in the correct position.
(2) Make sure the washer (IPL Figure 21-12) is installed correctly.
(3) Push the inner door plate (IPL Figure 21-24) in position, make sure the spring cover plates
(IPL Figure 21-21) are installed correctly.
(4) Apply some Silicone (IPL Figure 21-27) in the gap of the door plate and the door frame.
(2) Install the rods (IPL Figure 21-16) with the insulation bushings (IPL Figure 21-19), the door rod
extensions (IPL Figure 21-17) and the springs (IPL Figure 21-18).
(3) Apply some Loctite (IPL Figure 21-26) on the thread of the screws (IPL Figure 21-8).
(4) Use the screws (IPL Figure 21-8) to install the guide bars (IPL Figure 21-5).
(1) Apply some Loctite (IPL Figure 21-26) on the screws (IPL Figure 21-8).
(2) Use the screws (IPL Figure 21-8)to install the door lock (IPL Figure 21-1).
(1) If necessary, put the nut plate (IPL Figure 2-225), (IPL Figure 8-220) or (IPL Figure 9-220) in position
in the frame.
(2) Apply some Loctite (IPL Figure 2-220), (IPL Figure 8-215) or (IPL Figure 9-215) on the thread of the
secondary latch screw (IPL Figure 2-240), (IPL Figure 8-235) or (IPL Figure 9-235).
(3) Install the quarter turn latch (IPL Figure 2-215), (IPL Figure 8-210) or (IPL Figure 9-210) and torque
the screw to 3.4 Nm +/- 0.20 Nm [30.09 lbf.in +/- 1.81 lbf.in.].
(4) If necessary, follow the subsequent steps to re-assemble the frame assembly:
(a) Apply some Loctite (IPL Figure 10-8) on the screw (IPL Figure 10-7).
(b) Use the screw (IPL Figure 10-7) to install the lock plate (IPL Figure 10-6).
(c) Apply some Loctite (IPL Figure 10-8) on the screw (IPL Figure 10-10).
(d) Use the screw (IPL Figure 10-10) to install the hinge block (IPL Figure 10-11).
U. Assembly procedure Outer Case Handle Eff. J, K, L (POST SIL No. H0212-25-0112)
The following procedure describes the steps how to install a new handle PNR CS902-01 on the outer case
assembly.
(a) STEP 1 - Use a piece of sand paper to sand the area around the handle opening at inside the
outer case assembly (Figure 7002-10).
(b) STEP 2 - Use a piece of sand paper to sand the top surface around the handle (Figure 7002-20).
(c) Use a cloth and some surface cleaner PNR CS-631-02 to clean the sanded surface around the
handle opening of the outer case assembly (Figure 7002-10) and the top surface of the handle
(Figure 7002-20).
(d) STEP 3 - Carefully remove the self-adhesive protection film from the self-adhesive strip
(Figure 7002-30) and apply the self-adhesive strip (Figure 7002-30) on the top surface of the
handle (Figure 7002-20).
(e) STEP 4 - Carefully remove the self-adhesive protection film from the self-adhesive strip
(Figure 7002-30).
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT THE HANDLE IS POINTED IN THE CORRECT POSITION
(SEE STEP 4) BEFORE YOU ATTACH THE HANDLE ON THE OUTER CASE.
(f) Put the handle (Figure 7002-20) in the correct position into the opening of the outer case
assembly (Figure 7002-10) and firmly press the handle (Figure 7002-20) to attach the handle on
the outer case assembly (Figure 7002-10).
1
SAND AND CLEAN
2
10
20
10
PROTECTION FILM
30
20
30
3 4 20
The mounting base and adjacent structures must be able to withstand the reaction force due to deformation
of the appliances by sustained accelerations, vibrations, operational - and crash safety-shocks. The advised
clearance around top-, side-, and back surface should be at least 0.75 inch (19 mm).
2. Torque Values
Standard torque values should be used for each screw and nut as mentioned below unless otherwise
specified in the text.
door oven
417mm(16.42 in)
minimum
door door
rod
3 mm (0.118 in)
minimum
(0.984 in)
minimum
Ø 25 mm
35 mm(1.378 in) locking pin
bushing (part of galley structure)
minimum
A. Test Equipment
SPECIFICATION SOURCE
OR EQUIPMENT OR
NOMENCLATURE PART NUMBER CHARACTERISTICS CAGE CODE USE
DC-Volt meter:
Accuracy 0.5%
full scale (40 V).
DC-Amp meter:
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%
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! Accuracy 2.5%
full scale (7.5 A).
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%
%
AC-Amp meter:
Accuracy 2.5%
full scale (20 A).
Water Supply:
Connection:
Hansen 2-KL-F.
Press. Range:
0.5-3.8 bar [7-55 psi].
Temperature Meter
Min. range 0 - 250°C
[32 - 482 °F]
Accuracy ± 0.4%.
SPECIFICATION SOURCE
OR EQUIPMENT OR
NOMENCLATURE PART NUMBER CHARACTERISTICS CAGE CODE USE
B. Special Tooling
SPECIFICATION SOURCE
OR EQUIPMENT OR
NOMENCLATURE PART NUMBER CHARACTERISTICS CAGE CODE USE
SPECIFICATION SOURCE
OR EQUIPMENT OR
NOMENCLATURE PART NUMBER CHARACTERISTICS CAGE CODE USE
Wire for Conductive Wrist Strap CS-710-128 - VH0212 Used to ground the
(240424) maintenance
engineer. Use in
For example: Commercially combination with
Romex 35400900 Available PNR CS-710-129.
Bended box spanner CS-710-209 Wrench Size: 10 mm VH0212 Used to tighten the
(240410) [0.393 in.] coupling of the
capillary tube.
SPECIFICATION SOURCE
OR EQUIPMENT OR
NOMENCLATURE PART NUMBER CHARACTERISTICS CAGE CODE USE
Sensor Installation Tool CS-710-211 Drive Size: 1/4 in. VH0212 Used to fasten the
(612314) Wrench Size: 10 mm nut of the 3-Phase
[0.393 in.] Safety Device PNR
239388
Tool should be
used in
combination with:
PNR CS-710-106
(240474) and
Torque Wrench
PNR CS-710-101
(240475)
C. Consumable Materials
SPECIFICATION SOURCE
OR OR
NOMENCLATURE PART NUMBER CAGE CODE USE
Thread Locker, Loctite®, 243 - Commercially Available Loctite®, 243 converts a threaded
fastener to a locking fastener.
CS-604-01 VH0212
(236054)
Thread Locker, Loctite®, 620 - Commercially Available Loctite®, 620 converts a threaded
fastener to a locking fastener.
CS-604-03 VH0212
(240963)
DF600 72066000* A
DF600 72066001* B
DF600 72066002* C
DF600 72066005* D
DF600 72066000B* E
DF600 72066001B* F
DF600 72066002B* G
DF600 72066005B* H
DF600 72066006B* I
DF600 72066010 J
DF600A1 72066012 K
DF600A 72066011* L
* OUT OF PRODUCTION
Find the part number in the Numerical Index List. The figure and item number listed in the columns to
the right of the part number shows where the part appears. Turn to the IPL Figure and find the item
number. The related item number in accompanying parts list gives the part number, description,
assembly relation and quantity necessary for the applicable application.
Search through the IPL Figures and find the assembly for which the component is used as a part, or
search through the IPL Figures and identify the part by its appearance. Note the item number shown on
the Figure and check the corresponding item number accompanying parts list to find the part number,
description and quantity necessary for the application.
3. Numerical Index
The purpose of the Numerical Index is to enable the user to locate any part by the part number. The figure(s)
and item number(s) in which the part is used is listed. Parts are listed in Numerical order.
A. Item Number
The Detailed Parts List provides the user with a numerical listing of the parts and information as shown
on the accompanying figure(s). Item numbers on the illustrations accompanying each parts list
correspond to the Fig. Item column of the parts list. The Fig. Item column of the Parts List is used with
the accompanying Figure to show the location of the individual parts in relation to assembly or
subassembly of an equipment. The number in the first column of the Detailed Parts List indicates the IPL
Figure it is used with. Any ITEM number after the first ITEM number that is prefixed with a hyphen (-)
indicates the part is not illustrated on the figure. If present “A through Z” in front of the ITEM number is
an indication that the number is replaced.
1234567
Assembly or installation assembly (RF) number
. Sub-assembly
. . Detail parts for sub-assembly
. . . Sub-sub assembly
. . . . Detail parts for sub-subassembly
The PART NUMBER and NOMENCLATURE columns of the Parts List are used to identify each part.
Component parts are indented in the NOMENCLATURE column to show the subordinate
relationship to the complete assembly or subassembly. When an equipment designator has been
assigned to an electrical component, the designator will be shown at the end of the
NOMENCLATURE column.
The data which may contained in the NOMENCLATURE column are:
(2) TRUE PNR: The true part number will be given in the NOMENCLATURE column when:
(a) The part number contains characters that are not permitted by ATA 2000 Specification: for
example, a slash (/).
(c) The part number contains a dash (-) between a number and a letter.
(3) FOR DET or NHA gives the location in the IPL of either the full breakdown or the NHA of a sub-
assembly.
(6) RPLS XXXXXXX replaces part number. Indicates that parts are fully interchangeable (two-way).
(7) RPLD BY XXXXXXX replaced by part number. Indicates that parts are fully interchangeable (two-
way).
(8) SUPSDS XXXXXXX supersedes part number. Indicates that parts are non-interchangeable (or one-
way).
(9) SUPSD BY XXXXXXX superseded by part number. Indicates that parts are non-interchangeable (or
one-way).
C. Effectivity Code
If variations exist between similar assemblies or subassemblies and only one figure is illustrated, the
differences are indicated by an effective code listed in the EFF CODE column using the capital letter A,
B, C, etc. The lettered EFF CODE refers to the first indentured item(s) similarly coded for that particular
figure of the parts list. When the EFF CODE column is left blank, the parts listed are common to all
assemblies.
The UNIT PER ASSY column of the parts list indicates the quantity of each part required for the next
higher assembly. When RF appears in this column, it indicates that the part item is listed for Reference
purposes only, and the quantity will appear on another drawing. The quantity listed as AR indicates a
bulk item material, quantity is as required.
5. Abbreviations
Assy Assembly
AR As required
Eff code Effectivity code
FIG Figure
PNR Part number
RF Reference
NP Non procurable part
DET Details
RPLS Replaces
RPLD Replaced
SUPSDS Supersedes
SUPSD Superseded
BKDN Break Down
6. Vendor Codes
The code numbers prefixed by a V found in the NOMENCLATURE column of the Detailed Parts List
represent the assigned Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) Code Numbers, formerly referred to as
the Federal Supply Code for Manufacturers (FSCM) numbers.
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
33 235674 23 CONNECTOR 1
34 236015 5 STAPLE 2
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
18 236389 21 SPRING 2
21 236730 21 SPRING 14
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
8 239138 22 RECEPTACLE 1
8 239138 23 RECEPTACLE 1
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
10 239525 5 OUTLET 1
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
47 609537 12 BRACKET 2
2 609620 10 PROFILE 2
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
28 610020 21 DOOR 1
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
21 611126 22 BRACKET 1
21 611126 23 BRACKET 1
43 611287 12 NUT-SET 1
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
22A CS933-06 3 CABLE TIE WITH MOUNTING EYE, COLOR (BLACK) T30MR 6
22A CS933-06 3 CABLE TIE WITH MOUNTING EYE, COLOR (BLACK) T30MR 12
218A CS933-06 13 CABLE TIE WITH MOUNTING EYE, COLOR (BLACK) T30MR 1
218A CS933-06 14 CABLE TIE WITH MOUNTING EYE, COLOR (BLACK) T30MR 1
42A CS933-06 15 CABLE TIE WITH MOUNTING EYE, COLOR (BLACK) T30MR 5
42A CS933-06 16 CABLE TIE WITH MOUNTING EYE, COLOR (BLACK) T30MR 6
23 DIN84M46A2 22 SCREW, M4 X 6 2
23 DIN84M46A2 23 SCREW, M4 X 6 2
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
11 MS24264R20B25PN 22 CONNECTOR 1
11 MS24264R20B25PN 23 CONNECTOR 1
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
IPL
ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE QTY
FIGURE
52 NAS679A06W 2 NUT 1
52 NAS679A06W 2 NUT 2
PART I
100
110
120
60
72
87
35
EFF.A 115
60
45
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
1
100 72066000* 1 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 (NP) A 1
100A 72066001* 1 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 (NP) B 1
100B 72066002* 1 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 (NP) C 1
100C 72066005* 1 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 (NP) D 1
100D 72066000B* 1 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 (NP) E 1
100E 72066001B* 1 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 (NP) F 1
100F 72066002B* 1 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 (NP) G 1
100G 72066005B* 1 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 (NP) H 1
100H 72066006B* 1 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 (NP) I 1
100J 72066010 1 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 J RF
(FOR NEW VIEWS, REFER TO PAGE
10066)
100K 72066012 1 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A1 K RF
(FOR NEW VIEWS, REFER TO PAGE
10070)
100L 72066011 1 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A L RF
(FOR DETAIL REFER TO PAGE 10070)
110 609549 1 • DOOR ASSY A-I RF
(PRE SB NO. SB25-438)
-110A 609806 1 • DOOR ASSY J-L RF
(FOR DETAIL REFER TO PAGE 10104) A-I
(POST SB NO. SB25-438)
115 234500 1 • SPRING FOR DOOR ASSY 1
A TT AC HI NG PA RT S
225
215
220
-230 115(REF)
-235
-240
25-32-60_DWG01.ISO
IPL Figure 2 High Speed Oven Assembly (Sheet 2 of 2) (POST SB No. 600-25-0017)
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
2
100 609504 2 • OUTER CASE 1
105 609505 2 • INNER OVEN A-C 1
E-G
I-K
105A 609547 2 • INNER OVEN D,H 1
A TT A CHI NG P ART S
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
2
125 201777 2 • FIBER WASHER 8
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-5)
85 AN960C8 2 • WASHER, PLAIN Ø9 X Ø4.3 X 0.8 8
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-5)
27 MS35338-137 2 • WASHER, LOCK Ø4.3 X Ø7.6 X 1 - M4 8
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-5)
55 MS35649-262 2 • NUT, 6-32 UNC 8
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-5)
2 MS24693C26 2 • SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 9.53 (V96906) 8
(TRUE PNR MS24693-C26)
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-5)
***
130 236502 2 • INSULATION CORD (140 CM) 1
135 236502 2 • INSULATION CORD (140 CM) A,B,C 1
AT T ACH IN G PA RT S E,F
I,J
-62 MS24693C4 2 • SCREW, 4-40 UNC -2A (V96906) 2
(TRUE PNR MS24693-C4)
***
140 609519 2 • PROFILE 1
AT T ACH IN G PA RT S
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
2
-164 237102 2 • BALANCING CLIP (1.0 GRAM) AR
165 609515 2 • DIFFUSER 1
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-CHAL)
A TT A CHI NG P ART S
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
2
47 NAS1096-1-8 2 • BOLT, 6-32 UNC-3A (V80205) 2
50 AN960D6L 2 • WASHER, PLAIN, Ø3.8 X Ø9.5 X 0.4 2
-60 AN935-6L 2 • WASHER, LOCK Ø6.1 X Ø3.8 X 0.7 (NP) 2
(PRE SIL NO. H0212-25-0063)
(RPLD BY ITEM 60A)
60A DIN127BM4A2 2 • WASHER, LOCK Ø4.3 X Ø7.6 X 1 - M4 2
(TRUE PNR DIN127B-M4-A2)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0063)
55 MS35649-262 2 • NUT, 6-32 UNC (V96906) 2
***
200 609545 2 • HEATING ELEMENT (NP) A,B,D 1
(PRE SIL NO. SIL-25-0041) E,F,H
(SUPSD BY ITEM 200B) I,J
200A 609581 2 • HEATING ELEMENT, 2130W-115V C,G,K 1
AT T ACH IN G PA RT S
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
2
225 431007082 2 •• NUT PLATE 1
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0017)
(USED ON ITEM 215)
-230 CS901-01 2 •• QUARTER TURN LATCH, COATED 1
(TRUE PNR CS-901-01)
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0017)
(USED ON ITEM 215)
-235 431007083 2 •• SHAFT 1
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0017)
(USED ON ITEM 215)
-240 NAS603-18 2 •• SCREW, PNH, 10-32 UNJF X 28.4 1
(V80205)
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0017)
(USED ON ITEM 215)
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
3
105 236006 3 • INSULATION, BOTTOM 430 X 270 X 10 2
(HYDROFOBIC)
110 236007 3 • INSULATION A,B,C 1
D,E,F
G,H
110A 236112 3 • INSULATION I 1
115 236008 3 • INSULATION, SIDE WALL 435 X 430 X 10 A,B,C 2
(HYDROFOBIC) D,E,F
G,H
115A 234007 3 • INSULATION I 2
120 236017 3 • INSULATION, 440 X 270 X 6.35 A,B,C 1
(CERABLANKET) D,E,F
G,H
125 236557 3 • INSULATION (CERABLANKET) A,B,C 1
D,E,F
G,H
130 236018 3 • INSULATION, REAR PLATE 414 X 280 X 1/4” A,B,C 1
(CERABLANKET) D,E,F
G,H
135 234506 3 • DISK (NP) A-I 1
(PRE SB NO. SBDF20-25-001)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 135A)
135A 234065 3 • DISK J,K 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF20-25-001) A-I
AT TA CHI NG P AR TS
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
3
160A 611496 3 • PT100 TEMPERATURE SENSOR 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-13)
(PRE SIL NO. H0212-25-0172)
(RPLD BY ITEM -160B)
-160B CS257-20 • PT100 TEMPERATURE SENSOR 1
(TRUE PNR CS-257-20)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0172)
(RPLS ITEM 160A)
165 609558 3 • FLANGE 1
AT T AC HI NG PA RT S
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
3
22A CS933-06 3 • CABLE TIE WITH MOUNTING EYE, COLOR 6
(BLACK) T30MR
(TRUE PNR CS-933-06)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0016)
27 MS35338-137 3 • WASHER, LOCK Ø4.3 X Ø7.6 X 1 - M4 6
(V96906)
10 MS51957-30 3 • SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 12.7 (V96906) 2
85 AN960C8 3 • WASHER, PLAIN Ø9 X Ø4.3 X 0.8 2
55 MS35649-262 3 • NUT, 6-32 UNC (V96906) 2
***
180A 609580 3 • WIRING HARNESS ASSY B,C,F RF
AT TA CHI NG P AR TS G,K
21 CS933-01 3 • CABLE TIE, 2.4 X 92 (NP) 10
(TRUE PNR CS-933-01)
(OLD B/E PNR 235283)
(PRE SIL NO. H0212-25-0016)
(RPLD BY ITEM 21A)
21A CS933-05 3 • CABLE TIE - STANDARD, COLOR (BLACK), T18R 10
(TRUE PNR CS-933-05)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0016)
22 CS933-03 3 • CABLE TIE, TY - 34M (NP) 12
(TRUE PNR CS-933-03)
(OLD B/E PNR 235284)
(PRE SIL NO. H0212-25-0016)
(RPLD BY ITEM 22A)
22A CS933-06 3 • CABLE TIE WITH MOUNTING EYE, COLOR 12
(BLACK) T30MR
(TRUE PNR CS-933-06)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0016)
27 MS35338-137 3 • WASHER, LOCK Ø4.3 X Ø7.6 X 1 - M4 12
(V96906)
10 MS51957-30 3 • SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 12.7 (V96906) 12
85 AN960C8 3 • WASHER, PLAIN Ø9 X Ø4.3 X 0.8 2
55 MS35649-262 3 • NUT, 6-32 UNC (V96906) 2
***
180B 609589 3 • WIRING HARNESS ASSY I RF
AT TA CHI NG P AR TS
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
3
55 MS35649-262 3 • NUT, 6-32 UNC (V96906) 2
***
185 MS24264R20B25PN 3 •• CONNECTOR (V96906) 1
(TRUE PNR MS24264-R20B-25PN)
(OLD B/E PNR 234900)
AT T AC HI NG PA RT S
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
3
45 NAS1096-1-6 3 • BOLT, 6-32 UNJC-3AX6/16” (V80205) 6
7 MS35338-135 3 • WASHER, LOCK Ø3.0 X Ø5.3 X 1 6
(V96906)
57 AN960C6L 3 • WASHER, Ø3.8 X Ø9.52 X 0.4 6
55 MS35649-262 3 • NUT, 6-32 UNC (V96906) 1
-11 234790 3 • SPIRAB (30 CM) 1
215 234915 3 • MOTOR ASSY (NP) 1
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-4)
(PRE SB NO. 600-25-0019)
(RPLD BY ITEM -215E)
-215A 239071 3 • MOTOR ASSY (NP) 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-4)
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-6)
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-12)
(PRE SB NO. SB-25-1065)
(PRE SB NO. 600-25-0019)
(RPLD BY ITEM -215E)
AT TA CHI NG P AR TS
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
3
-215E CS201-404 3 • MOTOR ASSY 1
(TRUE PNR CS-201-404)
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0018)
(RPLS ITEM -215D)
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
4
-1 609549 4 • DOOR ASSY 1
(PRE SB NO. SB25-438)
(SUPSD BY 609806)
-1A 609806 4 • DOOR ASSY RF
(POST SB NO. SB25-438)
(FOR DETAIL REFER TO PAGE 10104)
100 609513 4 •• FRONT PLATE 1
105 609550 4 •• DOOR LATCH ASSY 1
(SUPSD BY ITEM 110)
110 236430 4 •• DOOR LATCH ASSY 1
A TT AC HI NG PA RT S
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
4
145 609530 4 •• STRIP FOR DOOR, 370 X 15 X 2 2
150 236113 4 •• INSULATION BLANKET 400 X 240 X 1
12.7
155 236108 4 •• INSULATION SET 1
160 236114 4 •• INSULATION BLANKET, 78 X 56 X 6.35 1
165 609371 4 •• INSULATION PLATE, 71 X 49 X 0.5 1
175 609382 4 •• PROTECTION GUTTER, 172 X 66 X 0.5 1
180 609383 4 •• COVER PLATE 1
185 234005 4 •• SPACER, STOP 10
190 609813 4 •• BONDING BRACKET 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF20-25-004)
AT TA CH ING P AR TS
28
30
24
23
22
25 17
26
14 11
10
15
9
17 29 7
21 17
20
8 27 16 18
28 17
35 7
5
26 3
25
17 22
28
4
19
23
31
13
12
2
18
17
7 19
3
5
7
33
34
32
4
28
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
5
-1 611351 5 • DOOR ASSY WITH STEAM OUTLET (OPTIONAL) 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-15)
2 612012 5 • INNER DOOR 1
3 609539 5 • BUSHING WITH FLANGE 2
4 236089 5 • DOOR ROD 2
5 MS24693C3 5 • SCREW, 4-40 UNC X 7.94 (V96906) 4
(TRUE PNR MS24693-C3)
7 CS604-01 5 • LOCTITE, 243 AR
(TRUE PNR CS-604-01)
(OLD B/E PNR 236054)
8 236430 5 • DOOR LATCH ASSY 1
9 609623 5 • INSULATION, 76 X 54 X 0.5 1
10 239525 5 • OUTLET 1
11 240127 5 • SPACER, Ø25 X 21.5 X 18 1
12 236586 5 • SCREW, STEAM OUTLET 1
13 236913 5 • ROLL PIN 1
14 235424 5 • IDENTIFICATION PLATE 1
15 290042 5 • RIVET, Ø3 X 5.5 4
16 234518 5 • HINGE PIN 2
17 MS24693C49 5 • SCREW, CS 8-32 UNC X 11.1 (V96906) 11
(TRUE PNR MS24693-C49)
18 609532 5 • HINGE PLATE 2
19 MS24693C2 5 • SCREW, CS 4-40 UNC X 6.35 (V96906) 6
(TRUE PNR MS24693-C2)
-20 AN935-6L 5 • WASHER, LOCK Ø6.1 X Ø3.8 X 0.7 (NP) 3
(PRE SIL NO. H0212-25-0063)
(RPLD BY ITEM 20A)
20A DIN127BM4A2 5 • WASHER, LOCK Ø4.3 X Ø7.6 X 1 - M4 3
(TRUE PNR DIN127B-M4-A2)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0063)
21 MS51957-26 5 • SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 6.35 (V96906) 3
22 609530 5 • STRIP FOR DOOR, 370 X 15 X 2 2
23 609531 5 • STRIP FOR DOOR, 280 X 15 X 2 2
24 609813 5 • BONDING BRACKET 1
25 AN960C8 5 • WASHER, PLAIN Ø9 X Ø4.3 X 0.8 2
26 MS35649-284 5 • NUT, HEX 8-32 UNC (V96906) 2
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
5
27 609371 5 • INSULATION PLATE, 71 X 49 X 0.5 1
28 236108 5 • INSULATION SET 1
29 236114 5 • INSULATION BLANKET, 78 X 56 X 6.35 1
30 234005 5 • SPACER, STOP 10
31 236113 5 • INSULATION BLANKET 400 X 240 X 1
12.7
32 609382 5 • PROTECTION GUTTER, 172 X 66 X 0.5 2
33 609383 5 • COVER PLATE 1
34 236015 5 • STAPLE 2
35 612013 5 • FRONT DOOR 1
105
115
100
130
140
125
125
145
135
115 120
150 110
INV146
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
6
-1 234915 6 • MOTOR ASSY (NP) 1
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-4)
(PRE SB NO. SB-25-1065)
(SUPSD BY ITEM -1A)
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
7
100 239071 7 • MOTOR ASSY (NP) 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-4)
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-6)
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-12)
(PRE SB NO. SB-25-1065)
(SUPSD BY ITEM -100A)
PART II
THIS PART OF THE IPL IS APPLICABLE FOR ALL NEW UNITS EFF. J,K and L
VIII VII
III
204
VIII
II
VI
A
V
IV
3
13 36
33
54
51 DETAIL A
37
50
52 12
21 9
29 56
60
65
61
220
210
215
-225
-230
-235
25-32-60_DWG02.ISO
IPL Figure 8 High Speed Oven DF600 Eff. J (Sheet 2 of 2) (POST SB No. 600-25-0017)
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
8
-1 72066010 8 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 J RF
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
8
-63 CS614-02 8 •• VHB TAPE, 19 MM [0.74 IN.] J AR
(TRUE PNR CS-614-02)
(USED ON ITEM 61)
65 431006022 8 • INSULATION ASSEMBLY LEFT (TOP J 1
SIDE, LH)
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0017)
-66 431009026 8 •• INSULATION STRIP LEFT HINGED (NP) J 1
(USED ON ITEM 65)
-67 CS614-02 8 •• VHB TAPE, 19 MM [0.74 IN.] J AR
(TRUE PNR CS-614-02)
(USED ON ITEM 65)
-70 431006023 8 • INSULATION ASSEMBLY RIGHT (TOP J 1
SIDE, RH)
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0017)
-71 431009027 8 •• INSULATION STRIP RIGHT HINGED (NP) J 1
(USED ON ITEM -70)
-72 CS614-02 8 •• VHB TAPE, 19 MM [0.74 IN.] J AR
(TRUE PNR CS-614-02)
(USED ON ITEM -70)
VIII VII
III
204
VIII
II
VI
A
V
IV
3
13 36
33
54
51 DETAIL A
37
50
52 12
21 9
29 56
60
65
61
220
210
215
-225
-230
-235
25-32-60_DWG02.ISO
IPL Figure 9 High Speed Oven DF600 Eff. K,L (Sheet 2 of 2) (POST SB No. 600-25-0017)
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
9
-1 72066012 9 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A1 K RF
-1A 72066011 9 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A L RF
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
9
-62 611916 9 •• INSULATION STRIP (NP) K,L 1
(USED ON ITEM -61)
-63 CS614-02 9 •• VHB TAPE, 19 MM [0.74 IN.] K,L AR
(TRUE PNR CS-614-02)
(USED ON ITEM -61)
65 431006022 9 • INSULATION ASSEMBLY LEFT (TOP K,L 1
SIDE, LH)
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0017)
-66 431009026 9 •• INSULATION STRIP LEFT HINGED (NP) K,L 1
(USED ON ITEM -65)
-67 CS614-02 9 •• VHB TAPE, 19 MM [0.74 IN.] K,L AR
(TRUE PNR CS-614-02)
(USED ON ITEM -65)
-70 431006023 9 • INSULATION ASSEMBLY RIGHT (TOP K,L 1
SIDE, RH)
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0017)
-71 431009027 9 •• INSULATION STRIP RIGHT HINGED (NP) K,L 1
(USED ON ITEM -70)
-72 CS614-02 9 •• VHB TAPE, 19 MM [0.74 IN.] K,L AR
(TRUE PNR CS-614-02)
(USED ON ITEM -70)
204 612017 9 • REAR COVER ASSY K,L 1
210 431004046 9 • QUARTER TURN LATCH ASSEMBLY K,L 1
(POST SB NO. 400-25-0023)
215 CS604-01 9 • LOCTITE, 243 K,L AR
(TRUE PNR CS-604-01)
(POST SB NO. 400-25-0023)
220 431007082 9 •• NUT PLATE K,L 1
(POST SB NO. 400-25-0023)
(USED ON ITEM 350)
-225 CS901-01 9 •• QUARTER TURN LATCH, COATED K,L 1
(TRUE PNR CS-901-01)
(POST SB NO. 400-25-0023)
(USED ON ITEM 350)
-230 431007083 9 •• SHAFT K,L 1
(POST SB NO. 400-25-0023)
(USED ON ITEM 431007083)
-235 NAS603-18 9 •• SCREW, PNH, 10-32 UNJF X 28.4 K,L 1
(V80205)
(POST SB NO. 400-25-0023)
(USED ON ITEM 350)
VIEW I
5
8
12 10 8 4
7
9 5
3
3 4
8
7
14
6
11
6
3
6
9
11
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
10
-1 609507 10 FRAME ASSY 1
(RWK SB No. 600-25-0017)
2 609620 10 • PROFILE 2
3 609538 10 • ANGLE PIECE 4
4 MS51957-14 10 • SCREW, 4-40 UNC X 7.92 (V96906) 16
5 MS35338-137 10 • WASHER, LOCK Ø4.3 X Ø7.6 X 1 - M4 16
(V96906)
6 234529 10 • LOCK PLATE 4
7 MS24693C2 10 • SCREW, CS 4-40 UNC X 6.35 (V96906) 4
(TRUE PNR MS24693-C2)
8 CS604-03 10 • LOCTITE, 620 2
(TRUE PNR CS-604-03)
(OLD B/E PNR 240963)
-9 234528 10 • HINGE BLOCK (NP) 1
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-10)
9A 239421 10 • HINGE BLOCK 2
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-10)
10 MS24693C46 10 • SCREW, CS 8-32 UNC X 6.35 (V96906) 4
(TRUE PNR MS24693-C46)
11 239280 10 • HINGE BLOCK 2
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-10)
12 MS24693C49 10 • SCREW, CS 8-32 UNC X 11.1 (V96906) 4
(TRUE PNR MS24693-C49)
-13 609573 10 • INSERT-Z (NP) 1
(PRE SB NO. SB DF600-25-10)
-14 609621 10 • PROFILE (NP) 1
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-10)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 1A)
14A 611412 10 • PROFILE 2
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-10)
421
422
324
326
325
327
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
11
-1 610963 11 • INNER OVEN ASSY 4
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-6)
324 611001 11 •• GROUND STRIP OUTER CASE, 1226 X 15 X 1.25 1
325 AN960C4 11 •• WASHER, PLAIN Ø3.2 X Ø7 X 0.5 - M3 5
326 CS176-01 11 •• RIVET, Ø3 X 4 5
(TRUE PNR CS-176-01)
(OLD B/E PNR 236208)
327 611069 11 •• INNER OVEN 1
421 CS180-04 11 •• HOLDER, QUICK FASTENER 2
(TRUE PNR CS-180-04)
(OLD B/E PNR 234884)
422 CS175-01 11 •• RIVET, CS Ø2.4 X 4.75 (NP) 4
(TRUE PNR CS-175-01)
(OLD B/E PNR 342538)
(PRE SIL NO. SIL-25-0032)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 422A)
422A CS175-02 11 •• RIVET, CS Ø2.4 X 4.75 4
(TRUE PNR CS-175-02)
(OLD B/E PNR 240242)
(POST SIL NO. SIL-25-0032)
VIEW III 7 2
3
4
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
11a
-1 611484 11a • OUTER CASE ASSY (POWDER COATED) J,K,L 1
(POST SIL NO. DF600-7)
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-11)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0131)
2 CS177-03 11a •• RIV-NUT, HEX 6-32 UNC CO 14 J,K,L 3
(TRUE PNR CS-177-03)
(OLD B/E PNR 239709)
3 239552 11a •• TAPE, FRAME 130 X 90 X 0.64 J,K,L 1
4 CS902-01 11a •• HANDLE J,K,L 1
(TRUE PNR CS-902-01)
(OLD B/E PNR 239536)
5 CS614-02 11a •• VHB+ TAPE, 4943F - 19 X 1.14MM J,K,L AR
(TRUE PNR CS-614-02)
(OLD B/E PNR 240415)
6 610405 11a •• SLIDE STRIP, 404.5 X 20 X 1.5 J,K,L 2
7 611387 11a •• OUTER CASE (POWDER COATED) J,K,L 1
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0131)
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
12
-1 72066010 12 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 J RF
-1A 72066012 12 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A1 K RF
-1B 72066011 12 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A L RF
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
12
-25E CS201-402 12 • MOTOR ASSY (NP) J,K,L 1
(TRUE PNR CS-201-402)
(POST SB NO. SB-25-1065)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0094)
(RPLS ITEM 25D)
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
12
51 NAS679C08M 12 • NUT, 6K-8-32 UNJC-3B ZBSTC J,K,L 1
(V80205)
55 240182 12 • PUSH-BUTTON BOLT, 8-32 UNC X 9.5 J,K,L 1
206 MS35338-137 12 • WASHER, LOCK Ø4.3 X Ø7.6 X 1 - M4 J,K,L 2
(V96906)
-209 610911 12 • DIFFUSER ASSY WITHOUT STUDS (NP) J,K,L 1
AND AIRGRATE
(SUPSD BY ITEM 209A)
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-CHAL)
-209A 609510 12 • DIFFUSER ASSY WITHOUT STUDS (NP) J,K,L 1
AND AIRGRATE
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-8)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 209B)
209B 610944 12 • DIFFUSER ASSY (NP) J,K,L 1
(POST SIL NO. SILDF600-5)
(POST SB NO. SBDF-25-008)
(PRE SB NO. SB-25-1022)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 209C)
209C 430004002 12 • BAFFLE PLATE ASSY J,K,L 1
(POST SB NO. SB-25-1022)
214 239252 12 • SPRING J,K,L 1
216 MS51957-44 12 • SCREW, 8-32 UNC X 11.12 (V96906) J,K,L 2
321 610801 12 • AIR GRATE, 114 X 114 X 0.8 J,K,L 1
322 MS24693C28 12 • SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 12.7 (V96906) J,K,L 4
(TRUE PNR MS24693-C28)
323 CS604-03 12 • LOCTITE, 620 J,K,L AR
(TRUE PNR CS-604-03)
(OLD B/E PNR 240963)
324 239038 12 • STUD J,K,L 4
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-7)
(POST SB NO. SBDF-25-008)
325 CS180-01 12 •• FASTENER, QUICK J,K,L 2
(TRUE PNR CS-180-01)
(OLD B/E PNR 234882)
326 CS180-06 12 •• LOCKING RING J,K,L 2
(TRUE PNR CS-180-06)
(OLD B/E PNR 234886)
403 609542 12 • MOTOR PLATE J,K,L 1
VIEW B VIEW A
VIEW VI
218 31
39
37
15 37
14
217
15 37
219 422
30
IX
X
15
401
XIII 207
210 207
15
XII
B
6
220
25
5
14 15
16
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
13
-1 72066010 13 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 J RF
3 611122 13 • REAR PLATE 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-8)
5 609508 13 • GALLEY BRACKET 1
6 609509 13 • CORNER PIECE 1
14 MS51957-30 13 • SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 12.7 (V96906) 6
15 MS35338-137 13 • WASHER, LOCK Ø4.3 X Ø7.6 X 1 - M4 10
(V96906)
16 MS24693C28 13 • SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 12.7 (V96906) 3
(TRUE PNR MS24693-C28)
25 239071 13 • MOTOR ASSY (NP) 1
(PRE SIL NO. DF600-7)
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-4)
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-6)
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-12)
(PRE SB NO. SB-25-1065)
(SUPSD BY ITEM -25A)
(PRE SB NO. 600-25-0019)
(RLPD BY ITEM -25D)
-25A 239827 13 • MOTOR ASSY (NP) 1
(POST SIL NO. DF600-7)
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-12)
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-16)
(SUPSD BY ITEM -25B)
-25B 240349 13 • MOTOR ASSY (NP) 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-16)
(PRE SB NO. SB-25-1065)
(PRE SIL NO. H0212-25-0094)
(RLPD BY ITEM -25C)
-25C CS201-402 13 • MOTOR ASSY (NP) 1
(TRUE PNR CS-201-402)
(POST SB NO. SB-25-1065)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0094)
(RPLS ITEM -25B)
(PRE SB NO. 600-25-0018)
(RLPD BY ITEM -25D)
-25D CS201-404 13 • MOTOR ASSY 1
(TRUE PNR CS-201-404)
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0018)
(RPLS ITEM -25C)
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0019)
(RPLS ITEM 25)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0230)
30 609396 13 • BONDING CABLE, L=100 MM 1
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
13
31 NAS679C06M 13 • NUT, SELF-LOCKING, 6-32 UNJC-3B 1
(V80205)
(TRUE PNR NAS679-C06M)
37 AN960C8 13 • WASHER, PLAIN Ø9 X Ø4.3 X 0.8 4
39 MS35649-264 13 • NUT, 6-32 UNC (V96906) 1
207 MS51957-28 13 • SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 9.5 (V96906) 4
210 611280 13 • WIRING HARNESS ASSY RF
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-9)
218 CS933-03 13 • CABLE TIE, TY - 34M (NP) 1
(TRUE PNR CS-933-03)
(OLD B/E PNR 235284)
(PRE SIL NO. H0212-25-0016)
(RPLD BY ITEM 218A)
218A CS933-06 13 • CABLE TIE WITH MOUNTING EYE, COLOR 1
(BLACK) T30MR
(TRUE PNR CS-933-06)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0016)
220 CS170-03 13 • BLIND RIVET, Ø3.2 X 7 7
(TRUE PNR CS-170-03)
(OLD B/E PNR 235990)
401 611123 13 •• RELAY BRACKET RF
422 239388 13 •• 3-PHASE THERMAL CUT-OUT RF
SWITCH
VIEW A
39
31 VIEW VI
37
37
14
15 37
REFERENCES BREAK DOWN VIEWS
A
IX
X 15
15
401
207
XIII
30
207
210 XI
XII
6
15
207
220
25
5
14 15
16
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
14
-1 72066012 14 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A1 K RF
-1A 72066011 14 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A L RF
3 611122 14 • REAR PLATE K,L 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-8)
5 609508 14 • GALLEY BRACKET K,L 1
6 609509 14 • CORNER PIECE K,L 1
14 MS51957-30 14 • SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 12.7 (V96906) K,L 6
15 MS35338-137 14 • WASHER, LOCK Ø4.3 X Ø7.6 X 1 - M4 K,L 10
(V96906)
16 MS24693C28 14 • SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 12.7 (V96906) K,L 3
(TRUE PNR MS24693-C28)
25 239071 14 • MOTOR ASSY (NP) K,L 1
(PRE SIL NO. DF600-7)
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-4)
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-6)
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-12)
(PRE SB NO. SB-25-1065)
(SUPSD BY ITEM -25A)
(PRE SB NO. 600-25-0019)
(RLPD BY ITEM -25D)
-25A 239827 14 • MOTOR ASSY (NP) K,L 1
(POST SIL NO. DF600-7)
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-12)
(PRE SB NO. SBDF600-25-16)
(SUPSD BY ITEM -25B)
-25B 240349 14 • MOTOR ASSY (NP) K,L 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-16)
(PRE SB NO. SB-25-1065)
(PRE SIL NO. H0212-25-0094)
(RLPD BY ITEM -25C)
-25C CS201-402 14 • MOTOR ASSY (NP) K,L 1
(TRUE PNR CS-201-402)
(POST SB NO. SB-25-1065)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0094)
(RPLS ITEM -25B)
(PRE SB NO. 600-25-0018)
(RLPD BY ITEM -25D)
-25D CS201-404 14 • MOTOR ASSY 1
(TRUE PNR CS-201-404)
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0018)
(RPLS ITEM -25C)
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0019)
(RLPS ITEM 25)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0230)
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
14
30 609396 14 • BONDING CABLE, L=100 MM K,L 1
31 NAS679C06M 14 • NUT, SELF-LOCKING, 6-32 UNJC-3B K,L 1
(V80205)
(TRUE PNR NAS679-C06M)
37 AN960C8 14 • WASHER, PLAIN Ø9 X Ø4.3 X 0.8 K,L 4
39 MS35649-264 14 • NUT, 6-32 UNC (V96906) K,L 1
207 MS51957-28 14 • SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 9.5 (V96906) K,L 4
210 612019 14 • WIRING HARNESS ASSY K,L RF
218 CS933-03 14 • CABLE TIE, TY - 34M (NP) K,L 1
(TRUE PNR CS-933-03)
(OLD B/E PNR 235284)
(PRE SIL NO. H0212-25-0016)
(RPLD BY ITEM 218A)
218A CS933-06 14 • CABLE TIE WITH MOUNTING EYE, COLOR K,L 1
(BLACK) T30MR
(TRUE PNR CS-933-06)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0016)
220 CS170-03 14 • BLIND RIVET, Ø3.2 X 7 K,L 7
(TRUE PNR CS-170-03)
(OLD B/E PNR 235990)
401 611123 14 •• RELAY BRACKET K,L RF
422 239388 14 •• 3-PHASE THERMAL CUT-OUT K,L RF
SWITCH
VIEW A
232
231
430
VIEW B
224
225
207
213
15
15 42
37
204
14
215
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
15
-1 72066010 15 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 J RF
VIEW C VIEW A
228
229
VIEW B
430
224
42
230
225
15
15
37 207 VIEW VII
222
207
213
15
42
15
37
204
14
215
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
16
-1 72066012 16 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A1 K RF
-1A 72066011 16 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A L RF
VIEW XII
410 VIEW IX
414
211
401
402
411
432
403
413
402
412
404
VIEW X
423
VIEW XIII
15 421
50
37
15 53
422
14 15
41
10
37
14 15
221
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
17
-1 72066010 17 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 J RF
10 611280 17 • WIRING HARNESS ASSY J RF
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-8)
14 MS51957-30 17 • SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 12.7 (V96906) J 2
15 MS35338-137 17 • WASHER, LOCK Ø4.3 X Ø7.6 X 1 - M4 J 3
(V96906)
37 AN960C8 17 • WASHER, PLAIN Ø9 X Ø4.3 X 0.8 J 2
41 MS51957-26 17 • SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 6.35 (V96906) J 1
50 611133 17 • BONDING STRIP J 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-8)
53 610934 17 • NUT PLATE J 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-6)
211 CS254-202 17 • RELAY, MIL-R-6106H J 2
(TRUE PNR CS-254-202)
(OLD B/E PNR 234308)
(POST SIL NO. DF600-03)
221 CS622-01 17 • HUMISEAL, MIL-I-46058C J AR
(TRUE PNR CS-622-01)
(OLD B/E PNR 235896)
401 611123 17 •• RELAY BRACKET J 1
402 CS254-301 17 •• RELAY SOCKET J 2
(TRUE PNR CS-254-301)
(OLD B/E PNR 234309)
403 MS26574-5 17 •• CIRCUIT BREAKER (V96906) J 1
(OLD B/E PNR 235986)
404 MS51957-26 17 •• SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 6.35 (V96906) J 2
410 611125 17 •• CONNECTOR BRACKET J 1
411 MS24264R20B25PN 17 •• CONNECTOR (V96906) J 1
(TRUE PNR MS24264-R20B-25PN)
(OLD B/E PNR 234900)
412 MS51957-15 17 •• SCREW, 4-40 UNC X 9.53 (V96906) J 4
413 MS35338-136 17 •• WASHER, LOCK Ø3.1 X Ø6.2 X 0.9 - J 4
M3 (V96906)
414 MS35649-244 17 •• NUT, HEX 4-40 UNC (V96906) J 4
421 611126 17 •• BRACKET J 1
422 239388 17 •• 3-PHASE THERMAL CUT-OUT J 1
SWITCH
423 DIN84M46A2 17 •• SCREW, M4 X 6 J 2
(TRUE PNR DIN84-M4X6-A2)
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
17
432 CS227-03 17 •• SEAL PLUG, MS27488-20 (RED) J 8
(TRUE PNR CS-227-03)
(OLD B/E PNR 234901)
VIEW IX
VIEW XII 211
401
410
414
402
403
411 402
432
404
413
VIEW X 412
VIEW XI
208
423
15 421 202
433
15
VIEW XIII
422 212
50
10
37
15 53
14 15
41
37
14 15
221
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
18
-1 72066012 18 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A1 K RF
-1A 72066011 18 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A L RF
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
18
421 611126 18 •• BRACKET K,L 1
422 239388 18 •• 3-PHASE THERMAL CUT-OUT K,L 1
SWITCH
423 DIN84M46A2 18 •• SCREW, M4 X 6 K,L 2
(TRUE PNR DIN84-M4X6-A2)
432 CS227-03 18 •• SEAL PLUG, MS27488-20 (RED) K,L 8
(TRUE PNR CS-227-03)
(OLD B/E PNR 234901)
433 235674 18 •• CONNECTOR K,L 1
VIEW A
28
24 38
37 A
18
243
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
19
-1 72066010 19 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 J RF
-1A 72066012 19 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A1 K RF
-1B 72066011 19 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A L RF
57
22
22
11
45
44
10
35
VIEW VIII
IPL Figure 20 (View VIII) Insulation View
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
20
-1 72066010 20 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 J RF
-1A 72066012 20 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A1 K RF
-1B 72066011 20 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A L RF
26
6
30 26
26 16 8
8
11
5 10 4
27 9
14
19 22
21
15 20
27
27
17 24
29 23
18 26
12 8
8
26 3
18
21 20 7
27
17
10
19 27
28 30
6
26
13
15 16 25
27
5
8
26
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
21
-1 72066010 21 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 J RF
-1A 72066012 21 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A1 K RF
-1B 72066011 21 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A L RF
-2 609806 21 • DOOR ASSY J,K,L 1
3 609440 21 •• PROTECTION PLATE J,K,L 1
4 609441 21 •• PROTECTION PLATE J,K,L 1
5 234527 21 •• GUIDE BAR J,K,L 2
6 MS24693C49 21 •• SCREW, CS 8-32 UNC X 11.1 (V96906) J,K,L 2
(TRUE PNR MS24693-C49)
7 609443 21 •• ATTACHMENT PLATE, 40 X 8 X 2 J,K,L 1
8 MS24693C26 21 •• SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 9.53 (V96906) J,K,L 11
(TRUE PNR MS24693-C26)
9 609444 21 •• ATTACHMENT PLATE, 64 X 8 X 2 J,K,L 1
10 609442 21 •• NUT PLATE, 38 X 29.5 X 2 J,K,L 2
11 MS51957-43 21 •• SCREW, 8-32 UNC X 9.53 (V96906) J,K,L 1
12 609748 21 •• WASHER, Ø28 X Ø20 X 2 J,K,L 1
13 236586 21 •• SCREW, STEAM OUTLET J,K,L 1
14 236585 21 •• STEAM OUTLET, Ø25 X 31 J,K,L 1
15 609445 21 •• NUT PLATE, 32 X 17 X 2 J,K,L 2
16 236723 21 •• DOOR ROD, Ø6.35 X 136 J,K,L 2
17 236593 21 •• DOOR ROD EXTENSION, Ø6.35 X 48 J,K,L 2
18 236389 21 •• SPRING J,K,L 2
19 236589 21 •• INSULATION BUSH J,K,L 2
20 CS144-01 21 •• SCREW, SELF-TAPPING 6-32 UNC J,K,L 14
(TRUE PNR CS-144-01)
(OLD B/E PNR 236570)
21 236730 21 •• SPRING J,K,L 14
22 236721 21 •• INSULATION (CERABLANKET) J,K,L 1
23 236722 21 •• INSULATION (HYDROPHOBIC) J,K,L 1
24 609805 21 •• DOOR PLATE J,K,L 1
25 236913 21 •• ROLL PIN J,K,L 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF10-25-002)
26 CS604-01 21 •• LOCTITE, 243 J,K,L AR
(TRUE PNR CS-604-01)
(OLD B/E PNR 236054)
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
21
27 CS603-02 21 •• SILICONE, ELASTOSIL E41 (REHAU) J,K,L AR
(TRUE PNR CS-603-02)
(OLD B/E PNR 234020)
28 610020 21 •• DOOR J,K,L 1
29 236088 21 •• DOOR LOCK J,K,L 1
30 609393 21 •• HINGE PLATE J,K,L 2
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
22
-1 72066010 22 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600 J RF
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
22
22 239388 22 •• 3-PHASE THERMAL CUT-OUT J 1
SWITCH
23 DIN84M46A2 22 •• SCREW, M4 X 6 J 2
(TRUE PNR DIN84-M4X6-A2)
24 MS35338-137 22 •• WASHER, LOCK Ø4.3 X Ø7.6 X 1 - M4 J 2
(V96906)
25 CS933-01 22 •• CABLE TIE, 2.4 X 92 (NP) J 57
(TRUE PNR CS-933-01)
(OLD B/E PNR 235283)
(PRE SIL NO. H0212-25-0016)
(RPLD BY ITEM 25A)
25A CS933-05 22 •• CABLE TIE - STANDARD, COLOR (BLACK), 57
T18R)
(TRUE PNR CS-933-05)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0016)
26 CS224-07 22 •• FASTON SOCKET AWG 18-14, (AMP) 341002-6 J 3
(TRUE PNR CS-224-07)
(OLD B/E PNR 239714)
27 CS223-19 22 •• FASTON, 1F HOUSING (AMP) J 6
154719-0
(TRUE PNR CS-223-19)
(OLD B/E PNR 239372)
30 611498 22 •• TEMPERATURE SENSOR PT100 ASSY J 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-13)
(PRE SIL NO. H0212-25-0172)
(RPLD BY ITEM -30A)
-30A CS257-18 •• TEMPERATURE SENSOR PT100 ASSY 1
(TRUE PNR CS-257-18)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0172)
(RPLS ITEM 30)
32 CS227-03 22 •• SEAL PLUG, MS27488-20 (RED) J 7
(TRUE PNR CS-227-03)
(OLD B/E PNR 234901)
33 CS224-34 22 •• POSITIVE LOCK RECEPTACLE (AMP) J 3
154717-4
(TRUE PNR CS-224-34)
(OLD B/E PNR 239371)
34 611123 22 •• RELAY BRACKET J 1
35 CS254-301 22 •• RELAY SOCKET J 2
(TRUE PNR CS-354-301)
(OLD B/E PNR 234309)
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
23
-1 72066012 23 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A1 K RF
-1A 72066011 23 HIGH SPEED OVEN DF600A L RF
-2 612019 23 • WIRING HARNESS ASSY K,L 1
3 MS26574-5 23 •• CIRCUIT BREAKER (V96906) K,L 1
(OLD B/E PNR 235986)
4 MS51957-26 23 •• SCREW, 6-32 UNC X 6.35 (V96906) K,L 1
5 CS224-17 23 •• CABLE LUG, M3-M3.5, AWG 22-16 (696422-4) K,L 8
(TRUE PNR CS-224-17)
(OLD B/E PNR 237050)
6 239224 23 •• CONNECTOR, 0-0770070-1 K,L 1
7 239142 23 •• CONTACT, SOCKET 0-0350417-1 K,L 5
8 239138 23 •• RECEPTACLE K,L 1
9 239226 23 •• CONTACT, SOCKET 0350415-1 K,L 3
10 611125 23 •• CONNECTOR BRACKET K,L 1
11 MS24264R20B25PN 23 •• CONNECTOR (V96906) K,L 1
(TRUE PNR MS24264-R20B-25PN)
(OLD B/E PNR 234900)
12 MS51957-15 23 •• SCREW, 4-40 UNC X 9.53 (V96906) K,L 4
13 MS35338-136 23 •• WASHER, LOCK Ø3.1 X Ø6.2 X 0.9 - K,L 4
M3 (V96906)
14 MS35649-244 23 •• NUT, HEX 4-40 UNC (V96906) K,L 4
15 CS211-06 23 •• WIRE, AWG22 K,L AR
(TRUE PNR CS-211-06)
(OLD B/E PNR 239072)
16 CS224-27 23 •• CABLE LUG, M3-M3.5 (AMP) 36151 K,L 10
(TRUE PNR CS-224-27)
(OLD B/E PNR 234492)
17 CS224-504 23 •• SPLICE, Ø5.5 X 8 K,L 1
(TRUE PNR CS-224-504)
(OLD B/E PNR 348386)
18 CS211-03 23 •• WIRE, AWG16 K,L AR
(TRUE PNR CS-211-03)
(OLD B/E PNR 234907)
19 CS214-05 23 •• SHRINK SLEEVE K,L AR
(TRUE PNR CS-214-05)
(OLD B/E PNR 347843)
20 235122 23 •• GROMMET, Ø18 X Ø10 X 4 K,L 1
21 611126 23 •• BRACKET K,L 1
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
23
22 239388 23 •• 3-PHASE THERMAL CUT-OUT K,L 1
SWITCH
23 DIN84M46A2 23 •• SCREW, M4 X 6 K,L 2
(TRUE PNR DIN84-M4X6-A2)
24 MS35338-137 23 •• WASHER, LOCK Ø4.3 X Ø7.6 X 1 - M4 K,L 2
(V96906)
25 CS933-01 23 •• CABLE TIE, 2.4 X 92 (NP) K,L 55
(TRUE PNR CS-933-01)
(OLD B/E PNR 235283)
(PRE SIL NO. H0212-25-0016)
(RPLD BY ITEM 25A)
25A CS933-05 23 •• CABLE TIE - STANDARD, COLOR (BLACK), K,L 55
T18R (TRUE PNR CS-933-05)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0016)
26 CS224-07 23 •• FASTON SOCKET AWG 18-14, (AMP) 341002-6 K,L 6
(TRUE PNR CS-224-07)
(OLD B/E PNR 239714)
27 CS223-19 23 •• FASTON, 1F HOUSING (AMP) K,L 6
154719-0
(TRUE PNR CS-223-19)
(OLD B/E PNR 239372)
28 239225 23 •• CONNECTOR PLUG, 0770074-1 K,L 1
29 CS224-31 23 •• COMMERCIAL PIN-AND-SOCKET PIN K,L 3
CONTACT (AMP) 350418-1
(TRUE PNR CS-224-31)
(OLD B/E PNR 239143)
30 611498 23 •• TEMPERATURE SENSOR PT100 ASSY K,L 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-13)
(PRE SIL NO. H0212-25-0172)
(RPLD BY ITEM -30A)
-30A CS257-18 •• TEMPERATURE SENSOR PT100 ASSY 1
(TRUE PNR CS-257-18)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0172)
(RPLS ITEM 30)
32 CS227-03 23 •• SEAL PLUG, MS27488-20 (RED) K,L 8
(TRUE PNR CS-227-03)
(OLD B/E PNR 234901)
33 235674 23 •• CONNECTOR K,L 1
34 611123 23 •• RELAY BRACKET K,L 1
35 CS254-301 23 •• RELAY SOCKET K,L 2
(TRUE PNR CS-254-301)
(OLD B/E PNR 234309)
P1
B1
White
Black
5 Red
10 A
A
Blue
Cut off wires to the proper length
White and strip wires (length approx. 5 - 6 mm)
Crimp cable lugs with hand crimp tool
AMP 47386-4
AIRLINE UNITS
FIG. EFF.
PART NUMBER PART NOMENCLATURE PER
ITEM CODE
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
24
-1 439001067 24 • MOTOR REPLACEMENT KIT 1
(POST SB NO. SB-25-1065)
(USE IF MOTOR ASSY PNR 234915 OR
PNR 236775 OR PNR 239071 MUST BE
REPLACED (REF. SB NO. SB-25-1065))
-1A 439001365 24 • MOTOR REPLACEMENT KIT 1
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0019)
5 240349 24 •• MOTOR ASSY (NP) 1
(POST SB NO. SBDF600-25-16)
(PRE SB NO. SB-25-1065)
(PRE SIL NO. H0212-25-0094)
(USED ON ITEM -1)
(RPLD BY ITEM -5A)
-5A CS201-402 24 •• MOTOR ASSY (NP) 1
(TRUE PNR CS-201-402)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0094)
(USED ON ITEM -1)
-5B CS201-404 24 •• MOTOR ASSY 1
(TRUE PNR CS-201-404)
(POST SB NO. 600-25-0019)
(POST SIL NO. H0212-25-0230)
(USED ON ITEM -1A)
10 611555 24 •• MOTOR CONNECTION KIT 1
SPECIAL PROCEDURES
1. General
This section contains procedures which are normally required as a result of other maintenance tasks. The
mentioned procedures are self-contained and are mentioned for preventative maintenance or reconditioning.
This paragraph describes how to pre-treat and repaint small surface damages of B/E Aerospace ULTEM©
oven door.
A. Surface Pre-treatment
(2) Before applying primer, the surface must be degreased and free from contaminants.
(3) Proceed with Alexit-FST-Füllgrund 414-12 primer, according Mankiewicz Data Sheet 404-12.
B. Surface Re-paint
(1) Finish with Alexit-FST-Strukturlack 404-12, according Mankiewicz Data Sheet 404-12.
(2) Apply the lacquer smoothly and equally onto the pre-treated surface.
(3) The color of the applied Alexit-FST-Strukturlack 404-12 is light grey, according to color normalization
RAL7035.
CAUTION: DUE TO FIRE PROPERTIES REQUIREMENTS, THE MAXIMUM LAYER THICKNESS FOR
AREAS GREATER THAN 3”X 3” IS 60µM.
C. Product Information
Alexit-FST-Füllgrund 414-12
Alexit-FST-Füllgrund 414-12 is a primer which can be applied directly onto the appropriately cleaned
and/or pretreated metal or thermoplastic substrates with good adhesion results, even if applied in only
one layer.
D. Paint Processability
For correct processability of the lacquer, refer to data sheet: Alexit-FST-Strukturlack 404-12 (Texture
Finish).
For information such as: product identification, composition, hazard possibilities, first aid etcetera, refer
to: EC Safety Data Sheet, trade name: ALEXI-FST Strukturlack 404-12.
A complete procedure is given how to remove the entire paint from the plastic oven doors, and how to apply
new paint.
A. Material Information
Table 11001: Primer information
Local Buy Two component based primer (color white) Technical Data: 414-12
ALEXIT-FST-Fullgrund 414-12 Material Safety Data Sheet: G 41412
Hardener 402, Thinner 62
Mankiewicz Gebr & Co
Local Buy Two component based lacquer (RAL 7035) Technical Data: 404-12
ALEXIT-FST-Strukturlack 404-12 Material Safety Data Sheet: G 40412
Hardener 400, Thinner 62
Mankiewicz Gebr & Co
WARNING: BEFORE STARTING THE PAINT JOB, FOLLOW THE SAFETY DATA PROCEDURE
ACCORDING THE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS.
CAUTION: THE TOTAL LAYER THICKNESS OF THE OVEN DOORS WHICH WILL BE REPAINTED
WITH ALEXIT-FST-FULLGRUND 414-12 PRIMER AND ALEXIT-FST-STRUKTURLACK
404-12 TOP COAT, MAY NOT EXCEED 60μM.
CAUTION: THE TOTAL LAYER THICKNESS OF THE OVEN DOORS WHICH WILL BE REPAINTED
WITH AERODUR BARRIER PRIMER 37045 AND AERODEX FINISH MATT TOP COAT,
MAY NOT EXCEED 60μM.
CAUTION: DURING THE APPLICATION OF BOTH PRIMER AND TOP COAT LACQUER TYPES
FOLLOW THE APPLICABLE MANUFACTURER DATA SHEETS.
B. Accomplishment Instructions
(1) Preparations
(b) Remove and disassemble all parts from the door assy.
(a) Remove the top coat and the primer layer from the plastic door by using the applicable abrasive
paper until the plastic surface becomes visible (Refer to table 11003).
(b) Clean and degrease the surface with a dust free, clean cloth.
NOTE: During the cleaning process, do not use thinner or other aggressive, harmful
degreasant.
(c) Paint the surface of the oven door and the metal specimen first with the applicable primer
(Refer to table 11001).
(d) Only if necessary, sand the surface smooth before applying the final top coat.
(e) Paint the surface of the oven door and the metal specimen with the applicable top coat
(Refer to table 11002).
(f) Check the average lacquer thickness of the metal specimen, by using a hand-held coating
thickness measure unit.
(g) Assemble and install the door assy with reference to the applicable sections.
REMOVAL
1. General
There are no special removal instructions applicable to this unit.
INSTALLATION
1. General
There are no special installation instructions applicable to this unit.
SERVICING
1. General
There are no special servicing instructions applicable to this unit
1. General
This section contains the preparation of transportation, special handling, packaging, storage and
preservation requirements associated with the unit after the assembly or testing.
A. Preservation
(3) Use a blanking cap to cover up the electrical main connector to give protection to the electrical
contacts.
B. Packing
CAUTION: ALWAYS USE THE ORIGINAL SHIPPING CONTAINER IN WHICH IT WAS SUPPLIED
OR USE AN EQUIVALENT SHIPPING CONTAINER (ATA 300 CATEGORY II) WITH
SUFFICIENT PACKING MATERIAL TO PREVENT DAMAGE OF THE UNIT DURING
TRANSPORTATION.
(1) Also put an identification label on the outside of the container and make sure that:
(a) The identification label has all the related data of the unit for example type, serial number etc.
NOTE: The unit is not approved for installation if there is no identification label attached to it.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS NOT TOO MUCH WEIGHT ON THE CONTAINER, WHEN
USING THE STACK STORAGE METHOD. TOO MUCH WEIGHT ON THE CONTAINER
CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE UNIT.
CAUTION: DO NOT KEEP THE CONTAINER NEAR FLUIDS THAT CAN CAUSE CORROSION OR
DAMAGE AND DO NOT KEEP THE UNIT NEAR SOURCES THAT GENERATE HEAT OR
OZONE.
C. Storage
(1) Keep the container in a clean, dry room with a good supply of air. Keep the storage temperature
between -40°C to 71.1°C [-40°F to 160°F] with the relative humidity maintained between zero and
85%.
(2) Put the containers where the identification label can be read clearly.
NOTE: Do a functional test if the unit has been stored for longer than six (6) months.
REWORK
1. General
This chapter describes the rework procedures of applicable parts and are identified by a unique rework
number. Each rework is identified by a service bulletin and a listing of the applicable part numbers the rework
can be applied on. Required consumable materials, expendable parts, tools, fixtures or equipment are listed
at the beginning of this chapter and additional detailed rework procedures and specifications are included as
required to modify applicable part.
A. General
This procedure describes the rework of the frame assembly applicable to all units that have
SB No.600-25-0017 incorporated.
The frame assembly PNR 609507 is standard delivered without the additional hole for the quarter turn
latch. The rework is applicable when the frame assembly PNR 609507 must be replaced.
B. Rework Description
Drill an additional hole in the frame assembly and insert a nut plate.
C. Tooling
SPECIFICATION SOURCE
OR OR
NOMENCLATURE PART NUMBER CAGE CODE USE
SPECIFICATION SOURCE
OR EQUIPMENT OR
NOMENCLATURE PART NUMBER CHARACTERISTICS CAGE CODE USE
HSS Drill For example: HSS Drill ø5 mm. Commercially Especially usable
DORMER Tools Available for drilling holes
A002 Series. Usable for aluminum in aluminium
alloy. alloy materials.
SPECIFICATION SOURCE
OR EQUIPMENT OR
NOMENCLATURE PART NUMBER CHARACTERISTICS CAGE CODE USE
D. Rework Procedure
(1) Follow the subsequent steps to make a hole in the frame assembly:
(a) Remove and discard the screw (Figure 16001-MS24693C46) to remove the hinge block
(Figure 16001-239280/239421) from the frame assembly (Figure 16001-609507).
(b) Remove and discard the screw (Figure 16001-MS24693C2) to remove the lock plate
(Figure 16001-234529) from the frame assembly (Figure 16001-609507).
MS24693C2
MS24693C46
239421 (RH)
239280 (LH)
234529
609507
25-32-60_DWG06.ISO
(c) Put the drill tool PNR CS-710-319 in position on the frame (For DET see Figure 16002).
NOTE: Make sure that the tool is positioned with the pin against the side of the frame
assembly (For DET see Figure 16002).
CAUTION: ONLY DRILL THROUGH THE OUTER SURFACE OF THE FRAME TO PREVENT
DAMAGE TO THE INNER SIDE.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT ALL CHAFING, DEBRIS AND CONTAMINATION ARE
CLEANED UP AFTER WORK IS COMPLETED.
(d) Use a 5 mm HSS drill for aluminum to drill a hole in the outer surface of the frame (For DET see
Figure 16002) and deburr the drilled hole.
CS-710-319
PIN
A
25-32-60_DWG05.ISO
(e) Install the Quarter Turn Latch Assembly (Refer to paragraph T on page 7007).
(2) Close-up
(a) Apply some Loctite PNR CS-604-05 on the thread of the screw (Figure 16003-MS24693C2).
(b) Use the new screw (Figure 16003-MS24693C46) to install the lock plate (Figure 16003-234529).
(c) Apply some Loctite PNR CS-604-05 on the thread of the screw (Figure 16003-MS24693C46).
(d) Use the screw (Figure 16003-MS24693C46) to install the hinge block (Figure 16003-239280/
239421).
MS24693C46
MS24693C2
239421 (RH)
239280 (LH)
234529
25-32-60_DWG04.ISO