Oxigen Gen Container CMM 35-21-14

B/E Aerospace Systems GmbH
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GERMANY
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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly
Type VI (15 / 22 / 36 Min.)
Part Number
6XC1505B0XX0005 SERIES
6XC15H6D0XX0005 SERIES
6XC1506K0XX0005 SERIES
6XC1506D0XX0005 SERIES
6XC15H6N0XX0005 SERIES
6XC1505Q0XX0005 SERIES
64C15M6N0XX0006 SERIES
64C15M380XX0006 SERIES
FIRST ISSUE: Nov 01/2001

Revision: 4
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Type VI (15 / 22 / 36 Min.)
Part Number
6XC22H2C0XX0006 SERIES
64C22M6N0XX0006 SERIES
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6XC15 / 6XC22 / 6XC36 Series
HIGHLIGHTS
TO HOLDERS OF:
CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLY
PART NUMBER:
6XC15 - 6XC22 - 6XC36 Series
COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL:

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Subject
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INTRODUCTION
INTRO 1
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

1. Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly Description and Operation
1
1
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

1. Test of the Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly
2. Chemical Oxygen Container Assy Fault Isolation
1001
1001
1008
SCHEMATIC AND WIRING DIAGRAMS

1. Wiring Diagram
2001
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DISASSEMBLY
1. Disassembly of the Chemical Oxygen Container Assy
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CLEANING
1. Cleaning of the Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly
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INSPECTION/CHECK
1. Cleaning of the Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly
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5001
REPAIR
1. Repair of the Oxygen Container
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ASSEMBLY
1. Assembly of the Chemical Oxygen Container Assy
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7001
FITS AND CLEARANCES
NOT APPLICABLE
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES

1. Special Tools, Fixtures and Equipment
2. Consumables
1. General
2. Introduction
B. Alpha/Numerical Index
C. Detailed Parts List
D. How to use the Illustrated Parts List
3. Numerical Index / Alpha
4. Numerical Index / Numerical
5. Detailed Parts List
A. IPL-Figure 1 (15 Min., 2, 3 and 4 masks, Version -0005)
B. IPL-Figure 1A (15 Min., 4 (64C15M..), 5 and 6 masks, Version -0005/-0006)
C. IPL-Figure 1B (22 Min., 2 to 4 masks, Version -0005)
D. IPL-Figure 1C (22 Min., 4 (64C22M..), 5 and 6 masks, Version -0005/-0006)
E. IPL-Figure 1D (15 Min., 2 to 4 masks, Version -0006)
F. IPL-Figure 1E (22 Min., 2 to 4 masks, Version -0006)
G. IPL-Figure 1F (36 Min., 2 and 3 masks, Version -0006)
H. IPL-Figure 1G (36 Min., 4 and 5 masks, Version -0006)
I. IPL-Figure 2 (Container Assy)
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TP 10001
10001-0
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10001B-0
10001C-0
10001D-0
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Subject
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SPECIAL PROCEDURES
1. Unpacking and Preparation before Installation on Aircraft
2. Handling Procedure how to discard a not used Chemical Oxygen Generator
REMOVAL
INSTALLATION
SERVICING
11001
11001
11003
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
NOT APPLICABLE
STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION)

1. Storage and Shipping Instructions
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INTRODUCTION
1.
General
A.
This manual is written to the ATA Specification 100 and in Simplified English.
SI units of measurement are used in this manual, Imperial units in parentheses.
B.
The manual describes maintenance on the component in a workshop. It does not describe maintenance on the component when it is installed in the aircraft.
C.
Only approved persons with the necessary skills must be used for the maintenance procedures
described in this manual.
D.
Maintenance Task Oriented Support System (MTOSS) task and subtask identification is used in
this manual.
The maintenance tasks and other data have special MTOSS numbers for the use of Electronic
Data Processing (EDP). The MTOSS numbers can be ignored by the user of the manual.
E.
This manual contains:
F.
2.
3.
Technical data for the component

Maintenance and repair procedures for the component
An Illustrated Parts List (IPL) with the data for the component parts.
Parts are identified in all sections by the IPL Figure and Item number.
We verified the DISASSEMBLY, TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION and ASSEMBLY procedures
by actual performance.
How to Use the Manual

A.
Make sure the manual contains the information applicable to your component. Look on the Title
Page for the part number (PNR).
B.
If you need to identify a part or find a PNR, refer to the IPL which has an introduction to show the
procedure.
C.
The instruction in this manual must be used for all the component maintenance. Read all the
applicable WARNINGS and CAUTIONS before you do the work on the component.
Associated Publications
Not applicable
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List of Abbreviations
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e.g.
etc
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in.
INTRO
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mm
QTY
Ref.
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TOC
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Alternate Current
according
above mentioned
degree Celsius
deka Newton
Detailed Parts List
(exempli gratia) for example
et cetera (and so on)
degree Fahrenheit
Hertz
inch
Introduction
kilogram
pound
pound-force
List of Effective Pages
Left-Hand
milli-Ampere
maximum
minimum
millimeter
Quantity
Refer
Part Number
Right-Hand
Record of Revisions
Record of Temporary Revisions
Service Bulletin List
Table of Contents
Title Page
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
TASK 35-21-14-870-801-A01
1.
Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly Description and Operation

Subtask 35-21-14-870-001-A01
A.
General
The two to six mask CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLIES (referred to as the
OXYGEN CONTAINER) specified in this manual are used in passenger aircraft which have
pressurized cabins. They supply the passengers with the necessary quantity of oxygen during
emergency (accidental loss of the cabin pressure in a high flight altitude).
Subtask 35-21-14-870-002-A01
B.
Technical Data
Electrical Data:
Operating Voltage
115 VAC / 400 Hz
Current Consumption
max. 96 mA
Electrical Connections
Contact pins
(Two pins made from copper alloy and gold-plated)
Cable Type acc. to
Operating Medium:
per NSA937910EA2000
or NAS1749-20
ASN-E0261
chemically generated gaseous oxygen
Duration of Oxygen Generation:

6XC15 - Series
6XC22 - Series
6XC36 - Series
min. 15 minutes
min. 22 minutes
min. 36 minutes
Useful Life of the O2 Generator15 years)

Quantity of O2 Generators / Container Assy
Qty
of
Masks
O2 Generator (15/22/36 Min.)

Qty
Type
Qty
Type
2 person
--
--
3 person
--
--
4 person (15/22 Min. only)
--
--
2 person (15/22 Min. only)
--
--
2 person (36 Min. only)
--
--
2 person
3 person
2 person
4 person
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-15o to +55o C (+5o to +131o F)
Operating Temperature Range:

Dimensions:
Length
600,0 mm
Width
Height
(23.62 in.)
203,0 mm
(7.99 in.)
max. 80,0 mm
(3.15 in.)
Weight:
6XC15 - Series
6XC22 - Series
6XC36 - Series
NOTE:
1,507 to 2,495 kg (3.322 to 5.500 lb.)

1,984 to 3,782 kg (4.974 to 8.338 lb.)
2,204 to 3,992 kg (4.859 to 8.800 lb.)
The weights of the different OXYGEN CONTAINERS are listed in Para. 1.K. of section
-TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION-.
Subtask 35-21-14-870-003-A01
C.
Identification
This component is identified by an identification plate which has these data:
the manufacturers logo,
the manufacturers name,
the part number,
the description of equipment,
the serial number,
the date of assembly or test,
the inspection stamp,
the amendment status.
A self-adhesive label is located on the test button of the door assembly. It shows these data:
'EM' with the digit 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 (applicable to the quantity of the masks),
the product inspection date (MONTH and YEAR) of the installed oxygen generator (must not
deviate from the inspection date of the container assy),
Test,
S or L (Lanyard Length: SHORT - 18", LONG - 35").
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Subtask 35-21-14-870-004-A01
D.
Description
(1)
The OXYGEN CONTAINER contains (See Fig. 1):
the chemical oxygen generator(s) (one or two as applicable to the quantity of masks),
the mask assemblies,
a container assembly.
The mask assemblies are connected to the chemical oxygen generator by supply tubes
and lanyards.
(2)
The Chemical Oxygen Generator

The chemical oxygen generator has a stainless steel housing filled with Sodium Chlorate
(NACLO3). It has an outlet manifold with two or more ports (depends on the number
persons the oxygen generator should supply) for the connection of the mask supply tubes.
The oxygen generator has a firing pin which is held in position by a release pin that, if
removed starts the oxygen flow.
The release pin has an eyelet for the connection of the mask lanyards.
The oxygen generator has an indicator dot on its ignition side (see Fig. 3) that shows the
condition of the oxygen generator as follows:
If the indicator dot is coloured BLUE the oxygen generator has been BURNED OUT.
If the indicator dot is coloured PINK the oxygen generator is NEW or NOT USED.
The chemical oxygen generator is located at the outer structure of the box assembly. It is
attached with a clamp.
The oxygen generators of the 6XC22 SERIES (22 min.) have an additional thermal shield
to limit the rise of temperature of surrounding parts. The thermal shield is attached by the
generator clamp.
(3)
The Mask Assemblies

Each mask assy is an oronasal phase-dilution type which has a rubber face piece with a
valve housing. It gives a 100% oxygen flow from its reservoir bag and has a limited dilution
by ambient air. Furthermore it lets escape the exhaled air. The valve housing contains:
three valves:
-
a dilution-,
an exhalation valve,
a bag valve.
a reservoir bag with a supply tube which has a flow indicator that shows the correct
flow oxygen.
An elastic head band holds the mask assy in place during its usage. A lanyard cord is
attached to the eyelet of the valve housing that makes the connection to the release pin
of the oxygen generator (Ref. CMM 35-21-87 (FSCM 53655) for more details).
The mask assemblies are protected against dust or moisture by a protection cap. The
protection cap is located within the box assembly and has two supply tube access holes.
It is attached with two cable ties to the box structure.
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(4)
The Container Assembly

The container assembly has:
a door assembly,
a box assembly.
The door assembly is connected to the box assembly by door hinges which are attached
by each a pin and a locking washer.
Two light shields (rubber profiles) at the sidewalls are installed to minimize the gap between
the container assy and the adjacent part (e.g. panel,...) of the aircraft.
(a)
(b)
(5)
The door assy has:
two door locking bolts,
a test button,
two access holes for a manual release tool.
The door locking bolts engage with the door latches of the box assembly. They
hold the door assy closed as long as the door latches are released by an
electrical power signal or a manual release tool.
The door locking bolts are installed in a bolt support of the door.
The test button lets the door assembly open some degrees for inspection and
testing. It prevents a mask drop and a repacking of the mask assemblies when
the door assy is closed again.
The two access holes are used for a manual release tool that is necessary to
open the door assy manually (e.g. during shop maintenance or in case of a
malfunction of the electrical door latch).
The box assembly contains:
a double door latch assembly,
four fixation hinges,
a box structure.
The double door latch is used to open the door assy automatically when 115
VAC electrical power is supplied to its electrical terminals. It locks the door
locking bolts when the door assy is closed.
The double door latch consists of two single latches which are electrically
connected in parallel (See Fig. 2001 of section SCHEMATICS AND WIRING
DIAGRAMS).
The single latches are attached to the box structure, each with three screws.
The fixation hinges are necessary to attach the container assy easy and quick
to the aircraft.
The fixation hinges are attached to the box structure, each with a clasp.
The different types of OXYGEN CONTAINERS are identified by their specific part numbers,
which contains these informations:
the number of masks,
the type of oxygen used in the system,
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the minimum duration of oxygen available,
the lengths of lanyards and supply tubes,
the colour of the door assembly.
Refer to the section - IPL-INTRO, Tables 10001-1 to 10001-5 - for correct identification of
the unit.
Chemical Oxygen Container Assy

Figure 1 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-001-A01
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Chemical Oxygen Container Assy (2 to 4 Mask System (rear view))

Figure 2 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-002-A01
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Chemical Oxygen Container Assy (4 to 6 Mask Systems (rear view))

Figure 3 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-003-A02
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Chemical Oxygen Container Assy /-0005 Series and on (six mask system)
Figure 4 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-004-A01
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Subtask 35-21-14-870-005-A01
E.
Operation
(1)
General
The OXYGEN CONTAINER (See Fig. 1) operates as a part of the aircraft emergency
oxygen system. It is installed into the aircraft passenger compartment to supply the
passenger with the necessary quantity of oxygen during emergency.
(2)
Door Operation
An unusual decrease of the cabin pressure (above a cabin height of 4267,0 meter (14000
ft.), 60 kPa (8.864 psi)) activates a cabin pressure sensor. That gives a pulse to the
electrically operated double door latch assy which releases and opens the door assy so
that the masks can fall out.
After the masks have been released from the OXYGEN CONTAINER they hang down over
the passengers head on their lanyards.
OXYGEN FLOW SCHEMATIC

Figure 5 \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-005-A01
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(3)
Oxygen Supply
The lanyards are connected to a release pin which is installed on the firing pin of the oxygen
generator.
In this condition the chemical oxygen generator is prepared for emergency oxygen supply.
A pull to one or all masks removes the release pin and lets the firing pin move into the
oxygen generator. This causes the ignition and therewith the reaction of the chemicals
within the oxygen generator. The production of oxygen starts and cannot be stopped until
the oxygen generator is empty (6XC15 Series = min. 15 minutes / 6XC22 Series = min.
22 minutes) and / 6XC36 Series = min. 36 minutes).
The oxygen flows with low pressure through the mask supply tubes into the reservoir bag
which inflates and then into the mask assy.
The flow indicator installed in the mask supply tubes shows the correct oxygen flow.
(4)
Mask Operation
The oxygen flows through the reservoir bag and a bag valve (non-return type) into the
mask face piece.
(a)
Inhalation
1
(b)
The passenger breathes in:
the depression of the reservoir bag lifts the bag valve,
the oxygen flows as long as the reservoir bag is empty.
The passenger continues to breathe in:
the dilution valve lifts (non-return type),
this lets the ambient air go into the mask face piece.
Exhalation
1
The passenger breathes out:
the dilution and the bag valve close,
the exhalation valve opens and the air breathed out is bled.
During breathe out, the oxygen:
continues to flow through the mask supply tube (via the flow indicator),
inflates the reservoir bag for the next inhalation.
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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
TASK 35-21-14-700-801-A01
1.
Test of the Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly

A.
General
The test of the chemical oxygen container assembly is restricted to a test of the door assy
functioning.
B.
Reason for the Job

Self Explanatory
C.
Job Set-up Information

(1)
Tools, Fixtures and Equipment

NOTE:
Equivalent alternatives may be used for listed items.
NOTE:
Refer to SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS for full

details of the special tools in this list.
REFERENCE
QTY
NAME
No specific
Electrical power source (adjustable 0 to 130 VAC,

400 Hz, 0 to 1,0 A)
No specific
Ohm-Meter (0 to 500 MOhm)
No specific
Insulation Resistance Tester (500 +/-25VDC)
No specific
Screwdriver with a blade-width of max. 3,0 mm

(0.118 in.)
E60100-00
Manual Release Tool
E71516-00
Pliers
No specific
Balance (0 to 4,0 kg +/- 0,01 kg (0 to 8.82 lb +/0.002lb))
Test set-up which has aircraft installation dimensions
(2)
Referenced Information
NONE
D.
Job Set-up
WARNING:
(1)
STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR USE OF OXYGEN EQUIPMENT.

DO NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER LUBRICANTS MADE FROM PETROL IN
THE WORK AREA OF THIS OXYGEN EQUIPMENT.
THIS CAN CAUSE A DANGEROUS FIRE HAZARD.
Do an external visual check and if necessary an external cleaning of the unit before you
start the operational tests.
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(2)
Do all tests under normal standard test laboratory ambient conditions:
Ambient temperature
Barometric pressure
Relative humidity
25 +/- 10o C (77 +/- 14o F)

101,3 +/- 5,0 KPa (14.696 +/- 0.725 psi)
less than 90%
Subtask 35-21-14-700-001-A01
E.
Inspection of the Unit Under Test (UUT)

(1)
Inspect the top surface of the door assy. It must be aligned with the box structure and be
free of scratches, peeling or other damage.
CAUTION:
THE COLOURED OUTER SURFACE OF THE DOOR ASSY IS VERY SENSITIVE

TO SCRATCHES OR OTHER MECHANICAL AFFECTS.
CLEAN WORK AREA SO THAT NO DAMAGE OF THE DOOR ASSY CAN
OCCUR.
(2)
Put the container assy to be tested on clean soft cloth so that the door assy shows face
up and the oxygen genrator(s) is/are in front of you.
(3)
Put the manual release tool PN E60100-00 (See Fig. 901) into the release access holes
of door assy.
Push it slightly against the lever of the door latch assy and let the door assy open.
(4)
Refer to the data of the identification plate and test button decal and compare with the
parts installed in the container:
The correct type and quantity of masks,
The mask lanyard and tube length.
The installed oxygen generator(s) (15 or 22 minutes) and date of manufacturing,
CAUTION:
CAUTION:
MAKE SURE THAT:
THE WARNING FLAG ASSY (40) HAS BEEN CORRECTLY INSTALLED INTO
THE FIRING PIN OF THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY (20) (FIG. 301)
A NOT USED OR NEW OXYGEN GENERATOR IS INSTALLED

(THE INDICATOR DOT MUST SHOW THE COLOUR PINK).
MAKE SURE THAT ALL TUBES AND LANYARDS ARE BE STOWED SO THAT
THEY DO NOT BECOME TWISTED DURING THE OPERATION OF THE CONTAINER DOOR ASSY.
(5)
Close door assy with a slight push next to the test button until you hear a -CLICK- noise.
(6)
The gap between the door assy and the box assy must be equally around.
If the gap is not equal you must adjust the door assy as specified in section -ASSEMBLY-.
(7)
Refer to CMM 35-21-87 (FSCM 53655) or 35-25-01 (FSCM D1379) for Testing and Fault
Isolation of the mask assemblies.
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Subtask 35-21-14-750-001-A01
F.
Insulation Resistance Test

NOTE:
If any fault is located during the test, all connections must be checked step by step for
correct assembly.
ACTION
RESULT
(1)
Short circuit the cables of the double door

latch assy. Then connect the insulation
resistance tester to the cables and the container assy.
(2)
Apply a voltage of 500 +/- 25 VDC to the unit

and measure the insulation resistance.
(3)
Remove the insulation resistance tester and

close the door assy with a slight push next to
the test button until you hear a -CLICKnoise.
The insulation resistance value must be min. 100

MOhm.
Subtask 35-21-14-700-002-A01
G.
Door Assy Test Button Test
CAUTION:
MAKE SURE THAT NO ITEMS ARE BETWEEN WITH THE DOOR ASSY AND THE
CONTAINER BEFORE YOU CLOSE THE DOOR ASSY. YOU CAN DAMAGE THE
DOOR ASSY.
ACTION
RESULT
(1)
Pull out test button until its test decal is to

see and rotate it 90o.
During release, the test button must be remain in

this position.
(2)
Close door assy with a slight push next to

(3)
Return test button into its normal position.
Subtask 35-21-14-700-003-A01
H.
Manual Release Test of the Door Assy
CAUTION:
DOOR ASSY.
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ACTION
RESULT
(1)

(2)
Put the manual release tool PN E60100-00

(See Fig. 9001) through manual release
access holes of the door assy. Push it
slightly into the lever of the door latch.
(3)

The door assy must open a few degrees and stop

at the test button's test position.
Subtask 35-21-14-750-002-A01
I.
Preparation of the Functional Tests

(1)
Install the container in a Test Device which has aircraft installation conditions.
CAUTION:
(2)
MAKE SURE THAT THE CONTAINER IS CORRECTLY CONNECTED TO THE

TEST DEVICE.
Connect the cables of the double door latch assy to an adjustable 115 V AC, 400 Hz
electrical power source.
Refer to the test setup shown in Fig. 1001 and the electrical wiring diagram (See -SCHEMATIC AND WIRING DIAGRAMS-, Fig. 2001).
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Test Setup
Figure 1001 \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-006-A01
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Subtask 35-21-14-750-003-A01
J.
Electrical Release Test of the Door Assy
CAUTION:
NOTE:
DOOR ASSY.
If any fault is located during the test, all connections must be examined step by step for correct
assembly.
ACTION
RESULT
(1)
Adjust AC-power source to 106 V AC measured by the voltmeter (Ref. Fig. 1001).
(2)

(3)
Set the test switch to ON position.
The door latch must release and the door assy

must open a few degrees and stop at the test
button's test position.
(4)
Within the next 5 seconds read and note the

current consumption as shown on the Amperemeter (Ref. Table 1001).
The current consumption must be <100 mA at

106 VAC, 400 Hz.
(5)
Immediately set test switch to OFF position.
(6)

(7)
Return test button back to its normal position.
(8)
Remove the oxygen container to test from

the test device
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TASK 35-21-14-810-801-A01
2.
Chemical Oxygen Container Assy Fault Isolation

A.
General
The fault isolation of the chemical oxygen container assembly is restricted to the door assy
functioning only.
B.
Reason for the Job

Self Explanatory
C.

(1)
Upon failure during a test, check the external wiring and function of the external circuits.
(2)
Do the fault isolation as specified in the following Table, if the result of the tests has not
been satisfactorily completed.
(3)
Refer to the wiring diagram in section -SCHEMATIC AND WIRING DIAGRAMS- Fig. 2001,
as a help on the fault isolation.
(4)
Fully test the unit if a fault has been found and repaired. This makes sure that repairs have
not damaged portions of the circuits.
(5)
Refer to CMM 35-21-87 (FSCM 53655) or 35-25-01 (FSCM D1379) for the fault isolation
of the mask assemblies.
Subtask 35-21-14-810-001-A01
D.
Table of Fault Isolation
NOTE:
For the replacement or adjustment of components refer to section ASSEMBLY.
FAULT
POSSIBLE CAUSE
CORRECTION
(1)
(a)
Damaged or incorrect use

of the manual release tool.
Replace the manual release

tool, retest unit.
(b)
Foreign matter.
Disassemble, clean and retest unit
(c)
Damaged door hinges, bent

or broken torsion springs,
bent door locking bolt or
defective latch assy.
Replace defective part, retest

unit.
(a)
Defective latch assy.
Replace latch assy, retest

unit.
(2)
Door assy does not fully

open manually.
Door assy does not open

electrically.
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FAULT
(3)
Door assy does not close

and latch correctly.
POSSIBLE CAUSE
CORRECTION
(b)
Supply voltage too low or

defective wiring.
Adjust supply voltage to 115

V AC, 400 Hz, check wiring,
retest unit.
(c)
Defective door bolt
Replace door bolt, retest unit.
(a)
Defective door bolt.
Replace door bolt, retest unit.
(b)
Foreign matter.
Disassemble, clean, retest

unit.
(c)
Damaged hinge shield or

defective latch assy
Replace defective part, retest

unit.
(d)
Incorrect location of mask

assemblies.
Install mask assemblies correctly (Ref. ASSEMBLY).
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SCHEMATIC AND WIRING DIAGRAMS
1.
Wiring Diagram
Wiring Diagram
Figure 2001 \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-007-A01
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DISASSEMBLY
TASK 35-21-14-000-801-A01
1.
Disassembly of the Chemical Oxygen Container Assy
A.

(1)

NOTE:
NOTE:

details of the special tools.
REFERENCE
QTY
NAME
E60100-00
Manual Release Tool
E71516-00
Pliers
TBD
(2)
Pliers (removal of the door pin)
NONE
B.
Job Set-up
WARNING:

(1)
Make a check of the history of the component to find any defective areas.
(2)
Refer to TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION or INSPECTION/CHECK to find the cause of

a malfunction or the condition of the unit.
NOTE:
(3)
Use only the disassembly procedures necessary to get access to and disassemble an unserviceable item.
Cross-references to parts located in figures, other than referenced in the heading, are
identified by their IPL-Figure / Item No. e.g. (3-30).
Subtask 35-21-14-000-001-A01
C.
Installation of the Warning Flag Assy (40) (Only if necessary) (Ref. IPL-Fig. 1 to Fig. 1E)
CAUTION:
(1)
DO NOT DAMAGE THE COLOURED OUTER SURFACE OF THE DOOR ASSY (2-10).
CLEAN WORK AREA AND USE A CLEAN LINT-FREE SOFT CLOTH SO THAT NO
DAMAGE OF THE DOOR ASSY CAN OCCUR.
Put the oxygen container with the door assy on a clean soft cloth. Then turn it so that the
oxygen generator assy (20) is/are in front of you.
CAUTION:
TAKE CARE TO THE MASK LANYARDS. AN ACCIDENTAL PULL CAN REMOVE

THE RELEASE PIN (30) FROM THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY (20) AND
START THE FLOW OF OXYGEN WHICH CANNOT BE STOPPED.
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(2)
Check the oxygen generator assy (20) visually for correct installation of the release pin
(30) (See Fig. 3001).
(3)
Check the colour indicator dot (located on the starter side of the oxygen generator assy
(20)) for discolouration. It shows the condition of the oxygen generator assy (20):
If the colour of the indicator dot is:
BLUE the oxygen generator assy (20) has been BURNED OUT.
If the colour of the indicator dot is:
(4)
PINK the oxygen generator assy (20) is NEW.

Then strictly follow the procedures as specified in the next Steps.
If necessary, loosen the screws of the clamp (10).
Installation of the Warning Flag Assy

Figure 3001 \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-007-A01
(5)
Put the Pliers E71516-00 between the starter housing and the release pin (30)) of the
oxygen generator assy (20).
The firing pin comes out and you see the mounting hole for the safety pin of the warning
flag assy (40).
Make sure that the rubber pad of the Pliers E71516-00 shows face to the starter housing.
(6)
Hold the Pliers E71516-00 in this position and put the pin of the warning flag assy (40) into
the mounting hole. Then remove the Pliers E71516-00.
Subtask 35-21-14-070-001-A01
D.
Removal of the Oxygen Generator Assy (20)

CAUTION:
MAKE SURE THAT THE SAFETY PIN OF THE WARNING FLAG ASSY (40) HAS
BEEN CORRECTLY INSTALLED INTO THE FIRING PIN OF THE OXYGEN
GENERATOR ASSY (20) (REF. FIG. 3001).
IF THE WARNING FLAG ASSY (40) HAS BEEN CORRECTLY INSTALLED, YOU
MUST INSTALL IT AS SPECIFIED IN STEP C.(5) AND (6).
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(1)
Carefully remove the release pin (30) together with the mask lanyards from the firing pin
of the oxygen generator assy (20).
(2)
Bend up the eye of the release pin (30) and remove the rings of the mask lanyards.
NOTE:
Do not remove the rings from the mask lanyards unless replacement is
necessary (Ref. CMM 35-21-87 (FSCM 53655) or 35-25-01 (FSCM D1379).
CAUTION:
DO NOT CUT OFF THE MASK SUPPLY TUBES FROM THE OUTLET MANIFOLD
OF THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY (20) WITH A KNIFE.
THE MASK SUPPLY TUBES HAVE A SPECIFIED LENGTH WHICH MUST
AGREE WITH THE INSTALLATION LOCATION OF THE AIRCRAFT.
IF NECESSARY, TRY TO SLIP A SMALL THIN BLADED TOOL BETWEEN THE
OUTLET MANIFOLD AND THE MASK SUPPLY TUBE.
THEN PULL THE MASK SUPPLY TUBES VERY CAREFULLY AWAY FROM THE
OUTLET MANIFOLD.
CAUTION:
DO NOT TOUCH THE OUTLET FITTINGS OF THE GENERATOR OUTLETS

WITH BARE FINGERS.
FOR 6XC15 SERIES ONLY (Step (3) and (4) (See IPL-Fig. 1, 1A and 1D))
(3)
Carefully disconnect the mask supply tubes from the generator outlet ports.
(4)
Remove the clamp (10) and lift up the oxygen generator assy (20) from the container assy
(110).
FOR 6XC22 / 6XC36 SERIES ONLY (Step (5) to (7) (See IPL-Fig. 1B, 1C, 1E to 1F))
(5)
(6)
If the oxygen generator assy (20) is in a serviceable condition (the colour indicator dot
shows PINK, the useful life is within its time limit) go on with Step (a).
(a)
If necessary, open the door assy (2-10) as specified in Step E.(2).
(b)
Disconnect the mask supply tubes at the connecting piece (65) of the high
temperature tubes (63).
If the oxygen generator assy (20) has been used (the colour indicator dot shows BLUE)
and must be replaced go on with Step (a).
(a)
Remove the cable ties (55) from the high temperature tube (63) at the generator
outlet ports.
Installation of the Mask Supply Tubes

Figure 3002 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-008-A01
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(7)
(b)
Disconnect the high temperature tubes (63) at the generator outlet ports.
(c)
Do not remove the high temperature tubes (63) or the connecting piece (65) from
the mask supply tubes unless replacement is necessary (See Fig. 3002).
Remove the clamp (10) together with the thermal shield (15) and lift up the oxygen
generator assy (20) from the container assy (110).
Subtask 35-21-14-070-001-A01
E.
Removal of the Mask Assemblies (60)
CAUTION:
DO NOT DAMAGE THE COLOURED OUTER SURFACE OF THE DOOR ASSY (2-10).
CLEAN WORK AREA AND USE A CLEAN LINT-FREE SOFT CLOTH SO THAT NO
DAMAGE OF THE DOOR ASSY CAN OCCUR.
(1)
Turn the oxygen container so that the door assy shows face up and the test button (2-40)
is in front of you.
(2)
Open the door assy (2-10) as follows (See IPL-Fig. 2):
(3)
(a)
Put the manual release tool PN E60100-00 (See Fig. 9001) into one of the manual
release access holes of the door assy (10). Then push it lightly down so that lever
of the applicable door latch assy (180) releases.
(b)
Remove the manual release tool PN E60100-00 from the manual release access
hole and do Step (a) again to release the second door latch assy (180).
(c)
Fully open the door assy (10).
Remove the lanyards from the lanyard fixation(s) (83).

NOTE:
Do not remove the cable tie (85) and the lanyard fixation (83) from the container
assy (110) unless replacement is necessary.
(4)
Remove the mask assemblies (60) from the container assy (110) (See IPL-Fig. 1).
(5)
Refer to CMM 35-21-87 (FSCM 53655) or 35-25-01 (FSCM D1379) for disassembly and
overhaul of the mask assemblies (60).
(6)
Cut the cable ties (80) and remove the dust cover (70) from the container assy (110).
NOTE:
Do not remove the -HOT- able (100) from the dust cover (70) unless replacement is necessary.
Subtask 35-21-14-070-002-A01
F.
Disassembly of the Container Assy (110)

CAUTION:
(1)
THE OUTSIDE COLOURATION OF THE DOOR ASSY (10) IS VERY SENSITIVE

AGAINST SCRATCHES OR OTHER MECHANICAL AFFECTS.
CLEAN WORK AREA SO THAT NO DAMAGE CAN OCCUR.
Removal of the Door Assy (10) from the Box Assy (130) (Ref. IPL-Fig. 2)
(a)
Push out the pin (30) with the pin removal pliers, discard the locking washer (20)
and the door assy (10) from the box assy (130).
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(b)
(2)
Put the door assy (10) with its coloured side on a clean soft cloth.
Disassembly of the Door Assy (10) (Ref. IPL-Fig. 2)

CAUTION:
(a)
THE OUTSIDE COLOURATION OF THE DOOR (120) IS VERY SENSITIVE AGAINST SCRATCHES OR OTHER MECHANICAL AFFECTS.
CLEAN WORK AREA SO THAT NO DAMAGE CAN OCCUR.
Removal of the Test Button (40) from the Door (120)

1
Pull out the pin (50) and remove the button (70) from the door (120).
NOTE:
(b)
Remove the door locking bolt (80) from the bolt support (90).
(c)
Remove the door bolt support (90) from the door (120).
NOTE:
(3)
Do not remove the self-adhesive test label (60) from the button
(70) unless replacement is necessary.
Do not remove these parts from the door (120) unless replacement is necessary:
the bonded light shield profile (100), or (105) (-0006 Series only),
the installation instruction able (110).
Disassembly of the Box Assy (130) (Ref. IPL-Fig. 2)

(a)
Remove the clasps (150) and the fixation hinges (140) from the box structure (200).
(b)
Removal of the Double Door Latch Assy (160) from the box structure (200)
1
Cut off the cable ties (180) from the cable assy of the double door latch assy
(160).
Remove the screws (170) and the double door latch assy (160) from the box
structure (200).
Do not disassemble the double door latch assy (160) more, unless replacement is necessary.
Any try on disassembling of a single latch assy (180) can destroy it.
FOR CONTAINER ASSY OF SERIES -0005 ONLY (NOTE)

NOTE:
NOTE:
Do not remove the bonded light shield profile (195) from the box structure (200)
unless replacement is necessary.
Do not remove the -CAUTION- able (90) or the identification plate (120) from the
container assy (110) unless replacement is necessary.
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CLEANING
TASK 35-21-14-100-801-A01
1.
Cleaning of the Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly
A.
WARNING:
(1)

DO NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER LUBRICANTS, MADE FROM PETROL,
IN THE WORK AREA OF THIS OXYGEN EQUIPMENT.
Consumables
WARNING:
USE ONLY SPECIFIED CLEANING MATERIALS AND SOLUTIONS OR

THEIR EQUIVALENTS. THE SURFACE PROTECTION COULD BE
DAMAGED IF UNSPECIFIED MATERIALS ARE USED.
NOTE:
NOTE:

details of the special tools in this list.
REFERENCE
NAME
TT-I-735 GRADE A
Isopropyl Alcohol
No specific
Soapy Water
No specific
Distilled Water
No specific
Lint-Free Cloth
No specific
Soft Bristle Brush (non-metallic)
Subtask 35-21-14-170-001-A01
B.
Cleaning of the Door Assy
CAUTION:
DO NOT DAMAGE THE COLOURED OUTER SURFACE OF THE DOOR ASSY

DURING CLEANING.
WIPE THE COLOURED OUTER SURFACE OF THE DOOR ASSY VERY CAREFULLY.
(1)
Put a clean, soft and lint-free cloth into the soapy water momentarily.
(2)
Wipe the inner and outer surface of the door assy. Then flush with distilled water.
(3)
Put the door assy with its coloured surface up on a clean, dry, lint-free cloth and let it dry
in the air.
Subtask 35-21-14-160-001-A01
C.
Cleaning of the Latch Assy and the Oxygen Generator
CAUTION:
THE CLEANING OF THE LATCH ASSY AND THE OXYGEN GENERATOR IS

LIMITED TO OUTER SURFACE AREA ONLY (REMOVAL OF DUST).
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CAUTION:
(1)
DO NOT USE WET MATERIAL TO CLEAN THE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT. HUMIDITY CAN MAKE THE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT UNSERVICEABLE.
Use a dry clean, lint-free cloth and wipe outer surfaces of the latch assy and the oxygen
generator.
Subtask 35-21-14-170-002-A01
D.
Cleaning of the Mask Assemblies

CAUTION:
THE CLEANING OF THE MASK ASSEMBLIES IS LIMITED TO THE INNER AND

OUTER SURFACE ONLY (SEE CMM 35-24-03 (FSCM XXXXX) FOR MORE
DETAILED INFORMATION).
(1)
Put all silicon and plastic parts into a tank filled with hand-warm soapy water.
(2)
Wipe each part with a clean, lint-free cloth. Then flush parts with distilled water.
(3)
Put the cleaned parts into a non-metallic tray and cover with a dry, clean, lint-free cloth.
(4)
Let parts dry in the air.
Subtask 35-21-14-110-001-A01
E.
Removal of Adhesive Remaining

WARNING:
USE SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS ONLY IN AN AREA WITH A GOOD

SUPPLY OF AIR.
STRICTLY OBEY THE MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS.
PUT ON PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
DO NOT:
- DRINK SOLVENTS OR CLEANING AGENTS
- SMOKE
- BREATHE THE GAS.
SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS ARE POISONOUS AND FLAMMABLE.
WARNING:
USE THE APPROVED HAND AND EYE PROTECTION WHEN YOU APPLY THE
CLEANING AGENT.
WARNING:
IF YOU GET THE CLEANING AGENT ON YOUR SKIN OR IN YOUR EYES:

- FLUSH AWAY WITH CLEAN WATER
- IF NECESSARY GET MEDICAL AID.
(1)
Put a clean lint-free cloth into the ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL momentarily and wipe applicable surfaces.
(2)
After removal of all adhesive remaining let surface dry in the air.
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INSPECTION/CHECK
TASK 35-21-14-200-801-A01
1.
Inspection/Check of the Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly

NOTE:
A.
Checks must be done by approved personnel only.
WARNING:
(1)

DO NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER LUBRICANTS, MADE FROM PETROL,
Check all parts visually by use of a strong light (preferably under magnification) for nicks,
cracks, cuts, corrosion, chafing, scoring, stripped or crossed threads or any other defects.
Subtask 35-21-14-210-001-A01
B.
Check of the Door Assy
(1)
Check the door assy visually for scratched-, dented-, chafed- or discoloured outside
surface areas and global deformation.
(2)
Replace the door assy if any of the a. m. defects exists.
Subtask 35-21-14-210-002-A01
C.
Check of the Door Bolts
(1)
Check the door bolts for too much wear of the contact areas and global deformation. None
is permissible.
Subtask 35-21-14-210-003-A01
D.
Check of the Double Door Latch Assy

(1)
Check the outside of the latch assy for cracks, overheating, deterioration or other damage.
(2)
Check the actuation lever for correct installation and function.
(3)
Check the electrical wiring for loose or defective connections and the insulation for burned,
worn or broken areas.
(4)
Replace the latch assy if any of the a. m. defects exists.
Subtask 35-21-14-210-004-A01
E.
Check of the Box Assy
(1)
Check all the bores and the shoulders for nicks, chafing areas, dents and global deformation.
(2)
Replace box assy if any damage exists.
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Subtask 35-21-14-210-005-A01
F.
Check of the Oxygen Generator

(1)
Check colour indicator dot, which shows the condition of the oxygen generator, for
discolouration:
If the colour indicator dot shows BLUE the oxygen generator has been burned out.
If the colour indicator dot shows PINK the oxygen generator is new or not used.
(2)
Check the outlet manifold for deformation, corrosion, cracks or loose fit.
(3)
Compare the date of inspection shown on the test label, with the date of inspection shown
on the generators identification label.
These data must show the same month and year and must be within the useful life (15
years) of the oxygen generator.
(4)
Replace the oxygen generator if the time limit is out of range.
Subtask 35-21-14-210-006-A01
G.
Check of the Mask Assemblies (Ref. also CMM 35-21-87 (FSCM 53655) or 35-25-01 (FSCM
D1379))
(1)
Check the inner and outer surfaces of the mask assemblies for contamination, discolouration, or excessively soiled areas.
(2)
Check the supply tubes for permanent kinks, discolouration and safety connection to the
mask.
(3)
Measure supply tube and lanyard lengths. Compare values with values set out in section
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST, Table 1001-2 and 1001-3.
(4)
Hold the mask assy and check lanyard to mask connection by a short firm pull on the
lanyard.
(5)
Check the crimped cord clamps of the lanyard for safety crimping by a short firm pull on
the plastic ring.
(6)
Check the reservoir bag for correct connection to the mask. Check its outer surface for
tears or splits and readable inscription.
(7)
Check the elastic head band for excessive elongation, ageing and extension and contraction.
It must be well-knotted at each end of the mask holes.
(8)
Replace mask assembly if any damages exists.
Subtask 35-21-14-210-007-A01
H.
Check of the Identification Plates and Self-Adhesive Labels

(1)
Check that the data on the identification plate and the self-adhesive labels are clearly able
to be read.
Check plates and labels for signs of deterioration and safety attachment.
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REPAIR
TASK 35-21-14-300-801-A01
1.
Repair of the Oxygen Container
WARNING:
A.


(1)

NOTE:
NOTE:

REFERENCE
QTY
NAME
No Special Tools
(2)
NONE
B.
Job Set-up
WARNING:

(1)
Refer to 'INSPECTION/CHECK' for limits of damage.
(2)
Refer to CMM 35-21-87 FSCM 53655 for repair information of the mask assemblies.
Subtask 35-21-14-350-001-A01
C.
The repair of the unit is limited to the change of parts or components only
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ASSEMBLY
TASK 35-21-14-400-801-A01
1.
Assembly of the Chemical Oxygen Container Assy

A.
B.
General
(1)
Refer to the ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST for FIGURE / ITEM Numbers. Start in IPL-Fig. 1.
identified by their IPL-Figure / Item No. e.g. (1-30A, 1A-30).
(2)
Some IPL-Variant Figures are included in the IPL to show the different types of the chemical
oxygen containers.

(1)
Tools, Fixtures, Equipment and Materials

NOTE:
NOTE:

REFERENCE
E60100-00
QTY
1
GS2B
Manual Release Tool

Pliers, Cable Tie
E71516-00
Pliers
TBD
Pliers for Door installation
(2)
C.
NAME
Consumables
REFERENCE
NAME
K+S POLYOLEFIN
Mixed Adhesive Set
Job Set-up
WARNING:

CAUTION:
DO NOT INSTALL PARTS WHICH HAVE BEEN DROPPED TO THE FLOOR DURING
ASSEMBLY (E.G. OXYGEN GENERATOR, BOX, DOOR ASSY OR DOOR LATCH
ASSY).
REPLACE EXPENDABLE PARTS SUCH AS SELF-LOCKING NUTS, O-RINGS, LOCKING WASHERS, ... .
(1)
Make sure that the Cleaning, Inspection/Check and Repair procedures have been done
before you start with the assembly.
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(2)
Do a full functional test as specified in section TEST and FAULT ISOLATION after you
have finished the Assembly procedure.
Subtask 35-21-14-440-001-A01
D.
Assembly of the Container Assy (110) (Ref. IPL-Fig. 1 to 1E)
CAUTION:
MAKE SURE THAT ALL COMPONENTS ARE CLEAN BEFORE ASSEMBLY.
CAUTION:
DO THE OPERATIONS ON A SOFT, CLEAN WORK SURFACE TO PREVENT DAMAGE

TO THE COMPONENTS.
(1)
Assembly of the Box Assy (130) (See IPL-Fig. 2)

FOR CONTAINER ASSY OF SERIES -0005 ONLY (Step (a))
(a)
Where applicable, bond a new self-adhesive light shield (195) on the box structure
(200) (See IPL-Fig. 2, detail A).
(b)
Installation of the Double Door Latch Assy (160) on the Box Structure (200) (Ref.
IPL-Fig. 2)
NOTE:
(c)
(2)
(3)
Check that the connector pins of the red- and white power supply cable
have been safety crimped to the wiring.
If not, put new connector pins on the wiring ends. Crimp the connector
pins with an applicable crimping tool.
Turn the box structure (200) so that the openings for the double door latch
assy (160) shows face up and are in front of you.
Install the double door latch assy (160) with the screws (170) on the box
structure (200).
Make sure that the cable contacts show face to the right hand side of the box.
Tighten the screws (170) with an applicable torque wrench to a torque value
of 0,1 to 0,4 Nm (0.885 to 3.54 lbf in.).
Attach the power supply cable with the cable ties (180) along the sidewall of
the box structure (210) (See Fig. 1, (-Latch Side- view) of section DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION).
Install the fixation hinges (140) with the clasps (150) on the box structure (200).
Installation of the dust cover (70) into the box (See IPL-Fig. 1)
(a)
If removed, bond a new -HOT- able (100) into the dust cover (70).
(b)
Put the dust cover (70) into box assy 2-130).
(c)
Attach the dust cover (70) with the cable ties (80) to the bottom structure of the
box assy (2-130).
Assembly of the Door Assy (10) (Ref. IPL-Fig. 2)

CAUTION:
THE COLOURED OUTER SURFACE OF THE DOOR ASSY (20) IS
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SENSITIVE TO SCRATCHES OR OTHER MECHANICAL AFFECTS.
DO THE OPERATIONS ON A SOFT, CLEAN WORK SURFACE TO
PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE COMPONENTS.
(a)
Put the door (120) with its coloured surface onto a clean soft surface (Preferably
covered with a dry, clean lint-free cloth).
FOR CONTAINER ASSY OF SERIES -0005 ONLY (Step (b))

WARNING:
(b)
STRICTLY OBEY THE MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS WHEN

YOU USE THE MIXED ADHESIVE -POLYOLEFIN-.
Where applicable, bond a new light shield profile (100) with the mixed adhesive
POLYOLEFIN to the door (120) (See IPL-Fig. 2, detail B).
FOR CONTAINER ASSY OF SERIES -0006 ONLY (Step (b))

(c)
Where applicable, bond each a new light shield profile (100, 105) with the mixed
adhesive POLYOLEFIN to the door (120) (See IPL-Fig. 2, detail B and C).
(d)
Put the bolt supports (90) in the applicable guide supports of the door (120).
(e)
Turn the door locking bolts (80) in the bolt supports (90).
(f)
Assembly of the Test Button (40)

1
If necessary, bond a new self-adhesive test label (60) on the button (70).
NOTE:
(g)
Move the test button (40) from the coloured side of the door (120) into its access
hole.
CAUTION:
(h)
Use a small screwdriver and push the compression spring into the inner
of the test button (40).
Then put the pin (50) into the long hole, align it and let the compression
spring release.
If removed bond a new applicable installation instruction label (110) to the door
(120).
NOTE:
(4)
MAKE SURE THAT THE PIN (50) HAS BEEN CORRECTLY INSTALLED
WITHIN THE LONG HOLE OF THE TEST BUTTON (40).
IF NOT, THE FUNCTION OF THE TEST BUTTON (40) IS NOT SATISFIED.
Safety the test button (40) with the pin (50).

NOTE:
(i)
Make sure that the data (Month / Year) printed on the self-adhesive
test label (60) agree with them of the oxygen generator assy (120) which is later installed.
A new self-adhesive test label (60) is supplied with the new oxygen
generator assy (1-20).
Remove the adhesive remaining from the area of the old label before
you bond the new one (Ref. section -CLEANING-).
Installation of the Door Assy (10) on the Box Assy (130) (Ref. IPL-Fig. 2)
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(5)
(a)
Put the door assy (10) its hinges on the box assy (130). Then install the pin (30)
and the locking washer (20).
(b)
Close the door assy (10) with a slight push next to the test button until you hear a
-CLICK- noise.
(c)
Check that the door assy (10) is flush with the box assy (130) and not be bowed.
Adjust the door assy (10) as specified in the next Step if it is not flush.
Adjustment of the Door Assy (10) (Ref. IPL-Fig. 2)

(a)
Put a screwdriver (max. blade-width 3,0 mm (0.118 in.)) into the maintenance
access holes of the door latch assemblies (190).
(b)
Turn the door locking bolt (80) until the door assy is flush with the box assy (130).
(c)
Remove the screwdriver.
(d)
Open the door assy (100) with the manual release tool PN E60100-00 and close
it again. Check the adjustment of the door assy (10) again.
(e)
Repeat steps (a) to (d) as necessary until the door assy (10) is correct adjusted to
the box assy (130).
Subtask 35-21-14-450-001-A01
E.
Installation of the Oxygen Generator Assy (20) on the Container Assy (110)
WARNING:

DO NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER LUBRICANTS MADE FROM PETROL
YOU CAN CAUSE A DANGEROUS FIRE HAZARD.
CAUTION:
MAKE SURE THAT ALL COMPONENTS ARE CLEAN AND DRY BEFORE ASSEMBLY.
CAUTION:
THE COLOURED OUTER SURFACE OF THE DOOR ASSY (20) IS SENSITIVE TO

SCRATCHES OR OTHER MECHANICAL AFFECTS. DO THE OPERATIONS ON A
SOFT, CLEAN WORK SURFACE TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE COMPONENTS.
(1)
Put the container assy (110) with the door assy on a flat soft surface so that the generator
side is in front of you.
FOR 6XC15 SERIES ONLY (Step (2) (See IPL-Fig. 1, 1A and 1D))
(2)
Put the clamp (10) into the applicable guiding channel of the box assy (2-130).
Make sure that the hexagon head of the clamp screw shows face to the door assy (2-10).
FOR 6XC22 / 6XC36 SERIES ONLY (Step (3) and (4) (See IPL-Fig. 1B, 1C, 1E to 1G))
(3)
Move the clamp (10) through the long slots of the thermal shield (15) until the clamp screw
is close to it.
Make sure that the short free clamp end (located at the clamp screw) of the clamp (10)
moves also in the slot.
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(4)
Put the clamp (10) into the applicable guiding grooves of the box assy (2-130).
Make sure that the hexagon head of the clamp screw shows face to the door assy (2-10).
CAUTION:
MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE THE CORRECT TYPE OF OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY.
IT MUST AGREE WITH THE QTY OF MASKS (2 TO 6) AND THE DURATION OF
OXYGEN (15 OR 22 MINUTES).
CAUTION:
MAKE SURE THAT THE INDICATOR DOT ON THE STARTER SIDE (SEE FIG.
7002) OF THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY (20) HAS THE CORRECT COLOUR:
IF THE COLOUR OF THE INDICATOR DOT IS:
BLUE THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY (20) HAS BEEN BURNED OUT.
IF THE COLOUR OF THE INDICATOR DOT IS:
CAUTION:
(5)
(6)
PINK THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY (20) IS NEW OR NOT USED.
CHECK IF THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY (20) HAS BEEN REPLACED.

THE NEW TEST LABEL (2-50), SUPPLIED WITH A NEW OXYGEN GENERATOR
ASSY AND MUST BE BONDED TO THE TEST BUTTON (2-40).
Put the oxygen generator assy (20) (between the clamp (10)) on the outer structure of the
box assy (2-130).
Make sure that:
FOR 2 TO 4 MASK SYSTEMS ONLY (1 OXYGEN GENERATOR)

the oxygen outlet shows face to the supply tube access hole located in the lower left
corner of the dust cover (70) (See Fig. 7001).
FOR 5 AND 6 MASK and 4 MASK (36 Min.) SYSTEMS ONLY (2 OXYGEN
GENERATORS)
the oxygen outlets must show face to the supply tube access hole located in the
sidewall mid of the dust cover (70) (See Fig. 7002).
Tighten the clamp screws with an applicable torque wrench to a value of 0,5 to 0,6 Nm
(0.3688 to 0.4426 ft./lbf).
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Oxygen Container Assy -0005 Series (2 and 4 Mask Systems) (lower side view)
Figure 7001 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-009-A01
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Oxygen Container Assy -0005 Series (22 min., 5 and 6 Mask Systems) (lower side view)
Figure 7002 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-010-A01
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F.
Connection of the Mask Assemblies (60) to the Oxygen Generator Assy (20)
CAUTION:
DO NOT MAKE A MIX OF MASKS FROM DIFFERENT MANUFACTURER WITHIN

AN OXYGEN CONTAINER (I.E. MASKS FROM SCOTT AVIATION TOGETHER
WITH MASKS B/E AEROSPACE). EACH CONTAINER MUST CONTAIN ALWAYS
MASKS OF THE SAME MANUFACTURER. IF ONE OR MORE MASKS NEED TO
BE REPLACED YOU CAN TAKE SPARE MASKS OF THE CURRENT MANUFACTURER OR YOU MUST REPLACE ALL MASKS BY THE LATEST TYPE OF MASKS
FROM B/E AEROSPACE.
CAUTION:
MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE THE CORRECT TYPE OF MASK ASSEMBLIES
RELATED TO THE TYPE OF CONTAINER ASSY.
DO NOT MAKE A MIX OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF MASK ASSEMBLIES WITHIN
A CONTAINER ASSY.
ALWAYS USE MASK ASSEMBLIES OF THE SAME TYPE AND MODIFICATION
STATUS WITHIN A CONTAINER ASSY.
(1)
Connection of the Mask Supply Tubes

(a)
Refer to the installation instruction able (2-110) located at the door assy (2-10).
This illustration shows you the correct connection of the mask supply tubes which
is effective for the oxygen container assy you assemble.
FOR 6XC15 SERIES ONLY (Step (b) and (c) (See IPL-Fig. 1, 1A and 1D))
(b)
Move the mask supply tubes from the inside through the applicable access hole
of the dust cover (70).
NOTE:
(c)
The dust cover (70) has two supply tube access holes for different
quantity of mask systems.
If you have a 2 to 4 mask system (1 oxygen generator) the applicable
access hole is located in lower left corner.
If you have a 5 to 6 mask system (2 oxygen generators) the access
hole is located in the middle and is protected with a profile around.
Connect the mask supply tubes directly to the applicable outlet ports of the oxygen
generator assy (20).
See Step (a) to make sure that you have the mask supply tubes correctly installed.
FOR 6XC22 / 6XC36 SERIES ONLY (Step (d) to (g) (See IPL-Fig. 1B, 1C, 1E to 1G))
(d)
If removed, move the connecting pieces (65) into the supply tubes of the mask
assemblies (60) (See Fig. 7003).
(e)
Move the high temperature tubes (63) over the connecting pieces (65).
(f)
Move the mask supply tubes together with high temperature tubes (63) from the
inside through the access hole of the dust cover (70) (See the NOTE below Step
(b).
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Connection of the High Temperature Tube

Figure 7003 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-011-A01
(g)
Connect the mask supply tubes with the high temperature tubes (63) to the
applicable outlet ports of the oxygen generator assy (20).
See Step (a) to make sure that you have the mask supply tubes correctly installed.
(h)
Attach the high temperature tubes (63) with the cable ties (55) to the outlet ports
of the generator assy (20) as shown in Fig. 7004.
Use the cable tie pliers GS2B for the installation of the cable ties.
Adjust cable tie pliers GS2B to a tension force of 12,0 +/-2,0 daN (26.976 +/-4.496
lbf).
Installation of the Cable Ties

Figure 7004 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-012-A01
(2)
Connection of the Mask Lanyards
CAUTION:
DO NOT REMOVE THE RELEASE PIN (40) OF A NEW OR NOT USED OXYGEN
GENERATOR ASSY (20) WITHOUT AN INSTALLED WARNING FLAG ASSY (40)
- OR VICE VERSA.
YOU WILL CAUSE AN UNWANTED START OF OXYGEN FLOW.
IF NECESSARY, INSTALL THE WARNING FLAG ASSY (40) AS FOLLOWS (SEE
FIG. 7003):
PUT THE PLIERS E71516-00 BETWEEN THE STARTER HOUSING AND
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THE RELEASE PIN (30) OF THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY (20).
THE FIRING PIN COMES OUT AND YOU SEE THE MOUNTING HOLE FOR
THE SAFETY PIN OF THE WARNING FLAG ASSY (40).
MAKE SURE THAT THE RUBBER PAD OF THE PLIERS E71516-00
SHOWS FACE TO THE STARTER HOUSING.
HOLD THE PLIERS E71516-00 IN THIS POSITION AND PUT THE SAFETY
PIN OF THE WARNING FLAG ASSY (40) INTO THE MOUNTING HOLE.
MAKE SURE THAT THE WAVED PART OF THE SAFETY PIN SHOWS
FACE TO THE CLOSED DOOR ASSY (2-10) WHEN THE OXYGEN GENERATOR (20) HAS BEEN INSTALLED INTO THE CONTAINER ASSY (110).
THEN REMOVE THE PLIERS E71516-00 VERY CAREFULLY.
(a)
If removed, put the lanyard fixation(s) (83) on the applicable frame of the box
structure (200). Attach the lanyard fixation(s) (83) with the cable tie (85).
(b)
Remove the release pin (30) from the firing pin (See Fig. 7005).
(c)
If necessary, bend up the eyelet of the release pin (30).
(d)
Always put the metallic ring of one mask lanyard in the eyelet of the release pin
(30). Then bend the eyelet close to the pin shaft (See Fig. 7005).
(e)
Move the metallic rings of the remaining mask lanyards over the shaft of the release
pin (30).
Starter Side of the Oxygen Generator Assy

Figure 7005 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-013-A01
(f)
Lanyard Routing:
1
FOR 2 TO 4 MASK (15/22 Min.) and 2 TO 3 MASK (36 Min.) SYSTEMS

ONLY (1 OXYGEN GENERATOR):
Put the release pin (30) together with the mask lanyards through the box
structure opening located above the starter of the oxygen generator (20).
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2
G.
FOR 4 (36 Min.), 5 (15/22/36 Min.) AND 6 MASK (15/22 Min.) SYSTEMS
ONLY (2 OXYGEN GENERATORS):
Put the release pin (30) together with the applicable mask lanyards through
the box structure openings located in the middle of the small sides (See Fig.
7002).
(g)
Move the release pin (30) together with mask lanyards into the applicable hole of
the generator firing pin.
Make sure that you have the lanyards of the correct mask assemblies connected
to the applicable oxygen generator (20).
This is necessary because the mask drop axis of the container assemblies which
have 2 to 4 masks is different to the ones which contain 5 and 6 masks.
(h)
Turn the release pin (30) so that its eyelet is in line with the mask lanyards.
Installation of the Mask Assemblies (60) into the Container Assy (110) (See IPL-Fig. 1 to 1G)
(1)
Mask Packaging (See Fig. 7006 and 7007)

CAUTION:
(a)
MAKE SURE THAT YOU DO NOT DAMAGE THE MASK VALVES DURING PACKAGING.
CHECK THE MASK VALVES FOR CORRECT INSTALLATION AFTER
PACKAGING.
Put the mask on a flat surface (Step 1) (See Fig. 7007).
FOR -PULL FLAG- MASKS ONLY (Step (b) (See Fig. 7006)
(b)
Wind the -PULL- flag lanyard, fold the -PULL- flag and put it into the masks face
piece.
Mask Packaging (with -PULL- Flag)

Figure 7006 \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-014-A01
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Mask Packaging
Figure 7007 \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-015-A01
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(c)
Fold the masks reservoir bag lengthwise to a width of approx. 58,0 +/-5 mm (2.3 +/
-0.2 in.) (2 folds) (Step 2).
(d)
Put the folded reservoir bag along the outside of mask assy (60) (Step 3) and fold
it as shown in Step 4.
(e)
Spirally wind the mask supply tube clockwise into the inner space of the masks
face piece (Step 5 and 6). Make sure the mask supply tube is not twisted.
(f)
Fold the reservoir bag again and put it into the inner space of the wounded supply
tubes (Step 7).
CAUTION:
(2)
MAKE SURE THAT:
THE WARNING FLAG ASSY (40) HAS BEEN INSTALLED CORRECTLY

(See Fig. 7005),
THE LOCATION OF THE TUBES AND LANYARDS IS CORRECT. MAKE

SURE THAT THEY:
-
DO NOT HAVE KINKS,
CANNOT HANG UP TO ANY PART OF THE UNIT,
DO NOT BECOME TWISTED DURING EMERGENCY OPERATION.
Put the mask assemblies (60) into the container assy (110) as shown on the illustration of
the installation instruction label (2-110) and (See Fig. 7008).
For End-Units containing a -PULL-FLAG- Mask Assy only:
Make sure the -PULL FLAG- mask assemblies have the correct location within the
applicable container assy (See Fig. 7008).
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Mask Locations (Pull-Flag Masks only where applicable) (Single O2 Generator)

Figure 7008 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-016-A01
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Pull-Flag
Mask
Pull-Flag
Mask
6 Mask System
Pull-Flag
Mask
Pull-Flag
Mask
5 Mask System
4 Mask System (64C15M..0XX0006 / 64C22M..0XX0006)
Mask Locations (Pull-Flag Masks only where applicable) (Two O2 Generators)

Figure 7008A /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-016-B01
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Subtask 35-21-14-450-003-A01
H.
Final Installation (See IPL-Fig. 1 to 1G)

(1)
If necessary, turn the release pin (30) so that its eyelet is in line with the direction of the
mask lanyards.
Very carefully (do not use uncontrolled force) pull the mask lanyards as long as they cannot
go behind the release pin (30) as shown in Fig. 7009.
Lanyard Routing
Figure 7009 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-017-A01
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Lanyard Fixation
Figure 7010 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-018-A01
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(2)
Put the mask lanyards (coming from the generator assy (20)) on both sides between the
lanyard fixation (83) and the frame of the box structure (2-200) (See Fig 7010).
CAUTION:
BEFORE YOU CLOSE THE DOOR ASSY (2-10) MAKE SURE THAT:
CAUTION:
(3)
I.
THE LOCATION OF THE TUBES AND LANYARDS IS CORRECT. MAKE

SURE THAT THEY:
-
DO NOT HAVE KINKS,
CANNOT HANG UP TO ANY PART OF THE UNIT,
DO NOT BECOME TWISTED DURING EMERGENCY OPERATION.
NO ITEMS ARE BETWEEN THE DOOR ASSY (2-10) AND THE BOX ASSY
(2-130)
YOU HEAR A -CLICK- NOISE WHEN THE DOOR LOCKING BOLT OF THE
DOOR ASSY (2-10) HAS BEEN LOCKED.
DO NOT USE UNCONTROLLED FORCE WHEN YOU CLOSE THE DOOR ASSY
(2-10). YOU CAN MAKE IT UNSERVICEABLE.
Close the door assy (2-10) and lock it by a last light push next to the door locking bolts (280).
Do a full functional test as specified in section TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION.
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SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES
TASK 35-21-14-940-801-A01
1.
Special Tools, Fixtures and Equipment
NOTE:
Equivalent alternatives can be used for listed items.
SUPPLIERS CODE
OR NAME AND
MANUFACTURER
PAGE BLOCK
WHERE USED
PART No.
DESCRIPTION
E60100-00
MANUAL RELEASE
TOOL
D1379
1000, 3000, 7000,

11000, 15000
E71516-00
PLIERS
D1379
3000, 7000
TBD
PLIERS
D1379
3000, 7000
Manual Release Tool PNR E60100-00

Figure 9001 \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-019-A01
Pliers PNR E71516-00

Figure 9002 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-019-A01
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TASK 35-21-14-940-802-A01
2.
Consumables
NOTE:
Equivalent alternatives can be used for listed items.

DESIGNATION
AND
SPECIFICATION
SUPPLIERS CODE
OR NAME AND
ADDRESS
PAGE BLOCK
WHERE USED
Isopropyl Alcohol
TT-I-735 GRADE A
LOCAL PURCHASE
4000
Mixed Adhesive Set

K+S POLYOLEFIN
K+S Industriebedarf
GmbH
Steige 4
69436 SCHOENRUNNSCHWANHEIM
Germany
7000
MATERIAL No.
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35-21-14
TP 10001-1
Nov 15/2012

1.
General
This ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST (IPL) of the CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLY contains:
an Introduction,
an Alpha/Numerical Index,
a Detailed Parts List.
the complete listing
2.
Introduction
A.
General
This introduction contains all necessary explanations about and informations how to use a.m. listed
sections of this IPL.
The introduction further contains:
B.
a list of abbreviations used in the detailed parts list,
a list of manufacturer codes together with manufacturer names and addresses.
Alpha/Numerical Index
The Alpha/Numerical Index shows a listing of part numbers of all items listed in the detailed parts
list. They are listed in alpha-numerical sequence with a cross-reference to the related Fig. / Item
Numbers and show the units per assy.
The order of precedence in beginning the part number arrangement at the extreme left-hand (first)
position is as follows:
letters A through Z (except 'O' to be considered as zero),
numerals 0 to 9.
For subsequent rows, the order is:
C.
a dash (-),
letters A through Z (except 'O' to be considered as zero),
numerals 0 to 9.
Detailed Parts List

The Detailed Parts List is used to identify parts and their relationship to each other. It contains one
or more Figures which contains each:
an Illustration (as exploded view),
a list of all replaceable parts of shown or not shown on the Illustration.
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(1)
Column FIG. / ITEM

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

This column contains the original manufacturers part number. When standard part
numbers (e.g. AN,MS,NAS) are used, the standard part number is listed in this column.
(a)
Explanation of End-Unit Part Numbers

The part numbers of the different models of the CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLY are to be identified as follows:
Example:
6 2
C 22 0 5 B 0 12
0005
MODIFICATION Code
DOOR ASSY COLOUR Code
(Ref. Table 1001-5)
PROFILE COLOUR or Spec. Code
(Ref. Table 1001-4) 0 = (NA), M
LANYARD LENGTH Code
(Ref. Table 1001-3)
TUBE LENGTH Code
(Ref. Table 1001-2)
INSTALLATION SIDE Code
0 = N/A, H = High Ceiling
MIN. DURATION OF OXYGEN
PRODUCTION
(in minutes)
SYSTEM
C = Chemical
G = Gaseous
QTY. OF MASKS
TYPE OF CONTAINER
(Ref. Table 1001-1)
The a.m. part number identifies a TYPE VI CONTAINER, that has:
A CHEMICAL SYSTEM with a min. DURATION of 22 MINUTES oxygen production.
2 MASKS with a TUBE LENGTH of 1874,0 mm (70.00 in.) and a LANYARD

LENGTH of 685,8 mm (27.00 in.) with no flag.
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The DOOR ASSY is SOFT GREY coloured .
The MODIFICATION Code is 0005.
Code Tables
Code
6
Description
=
TYPE VI)
TYPE of Container
Table 10001-1/TABLE 35-21-14 -992-001-A01
Code
1
2
3
4
5
6
Description
=
=
=
=
=
=
1219,2
1524,0
1905,0
2134,0
1874,0
2032,0
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
(48.00
(60.00
(75.00
(84.00
(70.00
(80.00
in.) (N/A)
in.)
in.) (N/A)
in.) (N/A)
in.
in.
TUBE LENGTH Code

Table 10001-2/TABLE 35-21-14 -992-002-A01
Code
4
5
A
B
C
D
N
Q
Description
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
685,8
495,3
330,2
431,8
254,0
889,0
889,0
457,2
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
(27.00
(19.50
(13.00
(17.00
(10.00
(35.00
(35.00
(18.00
in.) (N/A)
in.) (N/A)
in.) (N/A)
in.)
in.)
in.)
in.)
in.))
LANYARD LENGTH
Table 10001-3/TABLE 35-21-14 -992-003-A01
Code
0
M
Colour
=
=
(N/A)
Type VI 4 Pers Container (15 or 22 Min.)
equipped with 2 Oxygen Generators
PROFILE COLOUR / Special Codes

Table 10001-4/TABLE 35-21-14 -992-004-A01
N/A - Not Applicable
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Nov 15/2012

CODE
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
COLOUR
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
WHITE DAWN
WHITE 7362
PEARL WHITE
SMOKE WHITE
SNOW WHITE
WHITE MARBLE
LIGHT GREY
PEPPER DUST
CREAM GREY
FOG
MEDIUM GREY
SOFT GREY
REGIA GREY
WARM SHADOW
SUNSET
SOLID LIGHT GREY
GREY (GE 1100-8104)
LIGHT BEIGE
TAN
BEIGE ERITREA
MARMOR BEIGE
PORCELAIN
CREAM 7390
BEIGE 7363
DARK BROWN
ISABELL BEIGE
BEIGE 467
MOON BEAM
MOON SHADOW
WARM WHITE
DOLPHIN
GREY CLOUD
LIGHT BEIGE
TIN
BEIGE 8703
SHARK
DAWN BEIGE
HAZE
SPRING
PEARL WHITE
DOVE GREY
GREY 7802
WHITE BEIGE
CUSTOMER CODE
SOFT SAND
DREAM GREY
SILVER
WHITE CLOUD
COOL GREY 5
COOL GREY 3
COLOUR Code used on the END-UNIT, DOOR ASSY and TEST BUTTON PNR
Table 10001-5/TABLE 35-21-14-992-005-A01
35-21-14
INTRO 10001-4
Nov 15/2012

CODE
COLOUR
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
PARASOL BROWN
GE705505 GREY(71ND)
ROSEWOOD
MALLORCA BLUE
PARASOL BEIGE
FOGGY
TAUPE METALLIC
Deleted
CHAMPAGNE
MOONBEAM
GRAPHITE BLACK
NEUTRAL BEIGE
COLOUR Code used on the END-UNIT, DOOR ASSY and TEST BUTTON PNR
Table 10001-6/TABLE 35-21-14-992-005-A01 (contd)
When you order a part number which shows the letters XX (End-Unit,
Door Assy or Test Button PNR) these letters must be changed to the
applicable colour code number as set out in the a.m. Table 10001-5.
NOTE:
(3)
Column AIRLINE STOCK NO.

This column is left blank for airline internal use.
(4)
Column INDENTURE
(a)
Indenture System
The indenture system shows the relationship of parts and assemblies to their next
higher assemblies as follows:
I
N
D
E
N
T
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
4
(5)
NOMENCLATURE
Assembly
Attaching Parts for Assembly
Detail Parts for Assembly
Sub-Assembly
Attaching Parts for Sub-Assembly
Detail Parts for Sub-Assembly
Sub-Sub-Assembly
Attaching Parts for Sub-Sub-Assembly
Detail Parts for Sub-Sub Assembly
Column NOMENCLATURE
(a)
It shows the description (keyword(s)) of the applicable PNR listed and gives
information about the condition of a part (i.e. revised by:
35-21-14
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Nov 15/2012

(b)
a Service Bulletin/ (PRE or POST SB...),
an Airline Engineering Bulletin (PRE or POST AEB...),
superseded (SUPSD BY ITEM ..../SUPDS ITEM....) .....etc .
Attaching Parts
The Attaching Parts are shown directly after the assembly or the part of it. They
are listed under the same indenture number as the item they attach. To indicate
attaching parts the words -ATTACHING PARTS- (located at the beginning of the
parts listed) and three asterisks * * * (located at the end) are used.
(c)
Vendor Code
Parts manufactured by companies other than B/E AEROSPACE SYSTEMS are
identified by an applicable vendor code that follows the nomenclature.
Vendor codes are in accordance with the last issues of the Federal Supply Codes
for Manufacturers (FSCM) Handbook H4-1, H4-2, H4-3 and H4-4.
Vendor Codes are identified by the letter (V.....) followed by the applicable FSCM
Code. Standard parts such as AN, MS, etc. are not identified by a vendor code.
(6)
Column USAGE CODE

The Usage Code links the part to highest assembly on the same figure. This is indicated
by a letter e.g. A,B,C, etc..
If there are more than one main assembly with different item numbers the item number
must precede the letter e.g. 1BDE. Is a part used on all assemblies this column is left blank.
(7)
Column UNITS PER ASSY

This column contains the quantity of a part listed in the Detailed Parts List. Where the
quantity of an assembly is more than one the breakdown parts will always be shown for
one assembly only.
For quantities which can not be specified correctly (e.g. bulk items) the letters 'AR' - 'As
Required' (bulk items) is used in this column.
For all main assemblies (end-units) and items listed for reference purposes the letters
RF - ReFerence are used.
D.
How to use the Illustrated Parts List

(1)
(2)
To find a Part with Known Part Number (PNR):

(a)
Refer to the Numerical Index (NI) and find the PNR.
(b)
Read across to the related Figure and Item Number.
(c)
Refer to the Figure in the Parts List.
(d)
Find the Item on the Illustration.
To find a Part with Unknown PNR:

(a)
Find the Illustration that shows the breakdown of the assembly.
(b)
Find the part and make a note of the Item Number.
(c)
Look in the Parts List related to the Illustration for the Item Number.
This will tell you also the description and the PNR.
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E.
List of Abbreviations
The following abbreviations have been used in this IPL:
AR
DET
FIG
IPL
INSTR
LH
MONTNG
N/A
NHA
NP
PNR
PRFLS
RH
RF
REQ
SB
SUPSD
SUPSDS
TOT
F.
As Required
Detail
Figure
Instruction
Left Hand
Mounting
Not applicable
Next Higher Assy
Not Procurable
Part Number
Profiles
Right Hand
Reference
Required
Service Bulletin
Superseded
Supersedes
Total
Suppliers Name and Code List

FSCM-CODE
MANUFACTURER NAME AND ADDRESS
53655
SCOTT - AVIATION
A SCOTT TECHNOLOGIES COMPANY
223 Erie Street
LANCASTER, NY 14086 - 9502
USA
06383
PANDUIT CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS

17301 Ridgeland Avenue
Tinley Park
IL 60477
USA
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TASK 35-31-14-970-801-A01
3.
Numerical Index / Alpha
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK No.
FIG.
ITEM
TTL
REQ
DIN7-2M6X14A4
050
E33218-00
E60063-07
E60151-00
2
2
1
1A
1B
1C
1D
1E
1F
1G
2
2
2
1B
1B
1B
1C
1C
1C
1E
1E
1E
1F
1F
1G
1G
2
1B
1B
1B
1C
1C
1C
1F
1F
1G
1G
1E
1E
1E
1
1A
1D
030A
-190A
120A
120A
120A
120A
120A
120A
120A
120A
170A
080A
020A
063A
-063B
-063C
063A
-063B
-063C
063A
-063B
-063C
063A
-063B
063A
-063B
-090B
065A
-065B
-065C
065A
-065B
-065C
065A
-065B
065A
-065B
065A
-065B
-065C
010A
010A
010A
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
2
2
2
3
4
5
6
4
2
3
4
2
3
4
5
2
2
3
4
5
6
4
2
3
4
5
2
3
4
1
2
2
E60170-00
E60184-00
E60198-00
E60681-00
E61406-00
E61457-00
E61457-00
E61485-00
- ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED
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PART NUMBER
FIG.
ITEM
TTL
REQ
E61494-00
1B
1C
1C
1E
1G
1G
010A
010A
010C
010A
010A
-010B
1
1
2
1
2
1
E62168-00
1D
1E
1F
1G
2
1D
1E
1F
1G
2
2
2
2
2
2
1F
1G
1G
2
1F
1G
2
2
2
2
1
1A
1B
1C
1D
1E
1F
1G
2
2
1B
1C
1E
1F
1G
1B
1C
110A
110A
110A
110A
-001C
-110B
-110B
-110B
-110B
-001D
-130B
-130C
-010B
-010C
-010D
-020A
-020A
-020B
-120B
-020B
-020C
070A
140A
160A
-160B
090A
090A
090A
090A
090A
090A
090A
090A
200A
110A
-015B
-015B
-015B
-015B
015C
015A
015A
1
1
1
1
RF
1
1
1
1
RF
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
E62169-00
E62170-00
E62171-00
E62184-00
E62185-00
E62186-00
E62236-00
E62290-00-0XX
E62336-00
E62480-02
E62483-01
E62484-03
E62484-04
E62487-00
E62490-10
E62492-00
E62493-02
E62494-03
AIRLINE
STOCK No.
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PART NUMBER
FIG.
ITEM
E62494-03 (contd)
1C
1E
1F
1G
1G
015C
015A
015A
-015A
015B
2
1
1
2
1
E62495-00
E62499-00
E62511-00
E62513-00
E62516-01
2
2
2
2
1
1A
1B
1C
1D
1E
1F
1G
2
2
2
1
1A
1B
1C
2
1
1A
1B
1C
2
2
2
1B
1C
1E
1F
1G
1
1
1A
1B
1B
1C
1D
1D
1E
1E
1F
090A
050A
100A
150A
070A
070A
070A
070A
070A
070A
070A
070A
105A
195A
-140B
110A
110A
110A
110A
-001A
-110B
-110B
-110B
-110B
-001B
-040A
-010A
-010B
-010B
-010B
010A
010C
-083A
083B
083A
-083A
083B
083A
083A
-083B
-083A
083B
-083A
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
E62517-00
E62521-00
E62522-00
E62523-00
E62524-00
E62525-00
E62533-00
E62576-00
AIRLINE
STOCK No.
TTL
REQ
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PART NUMBER
E62576-00 (contd)
E63047-00
E63047-00
E63236-00
E63320-00
E63321-01
E63330-00
E63331-01
E63336-00
E63340-00
E63341-01
E63420-00
E63421-01
E63430-00
E63431-01
AIRLINE
STOCK No.
FIG.
ITEM
TTL
REQ
1F
1G
1B
1C
1E
1F
1G
1F
1G
1B
1C
1E
1F
1G
1F
1G
1
1A
1A
1D
1
1A
1D
1
1A
1D
1
1A
1D
1F
1G
1
1A
1D
1
1A
1D
1B
1C
1C
1E
1B
1C
1E
1B
1C
1E
1B
1C
083B
083A
055A
055A
055A
055A
055A
083B
083A
055A
055A
055A
055A
055A
050A
050A
-020A
-020A
-020D
-020A
050A
050A
050A
-020B
-020B
-020B
-050B
-050B
-050B
-050B
050B
-020C
-020C
-020C
-050C
-050C
-050C
-020A
-020A
-020D
-020A
050A
050A
050A
-020B
-020B
-020B
-050B
-050B
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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PART NUMBER
E63431-01 (contd)
E63440-00
E63441-01
E63598-00-0047
E63598-00-0056
E63598-00-0081
E63598-00-0100
E63598-00-0106
AIRLINE
STOCK No.
FIG.
ITEM
1E
1B
1C
1E
1B
1C
1E
1C
1C
1E
1E
1
1
1
1
1A
1A
1A
1B
1B
1B
1B
1C
1C
1C
1D
1D
1D
1D
1E
1E
1E
1E
1F
1F
1F
1G
1G
1G
1G
1
1A
1B
1C
1D
1E
1F
1G
-050B
-020C
-020C
-020C
-050C
-050C
-050C
-060X
-060Z
-061L
-061M
-061A
-061B
-061C
-061D
-060L
-060M
-060N
-061A
-061B
-061C
-061D
-060B
-060C
-060D
-061A
-061B
-061C
-061D
-061A
-061B
-061C
-061D
-060J
-060K
-060L
-060J
-060K
-060L
-060M
-061E
-060P
-061E
-060R
-061E
-061E
-060M
-060N
TTL
REQ
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
2
4
1
2
3
4
3
5
6
1
2
3
4
3
5
6
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
2
3
4
5
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
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PART NUMBER
E63598-00-0112
E63598-00-0200
AIRLINE
STOCK No.
FIG.
ITEM
1
1
1
1
1A
1A
1B
1B
1B
1B
1C
1C
1C
1D
1D
1D
1D
1E
1E
1E
1E
1F
1G
1
1
1
1
1A
1A
1A
1B
1B
1B
1B
1C
1C
1C
1D
1D
1D
1D
1E
1E
1E
1E
1F
1F
1F
1G
1G
-061F
-061L
-061M
-061N
-060Q
-060U
-061F
-061L
-061M
-061N
-060S
-060W
-060Y
-061F
-061L
-061M
-061N
-061F
-061N
-061P
-061Q
-060N
-060P
-061G
-061H
-061J
-061K
-060R
-060S
-060T
-061G
-061H
-061J
-061K
-060T
-060U
-060V
-061G
-061H
-061J
-061K
-061G
-061H
-061J
-061K
-060P
-060Q
-060R
-060Q
-060R
TTL
REQ
1
2
3
4
2
4
1
2
3
4
2
4
5
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
1
2
3
4
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
5
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PART NUMBER
E697XX-00
E699XX-00
E71401-00
E74115-00
E75098-00
AIRLINE
STOCK No.
FIG.
ITEM
2
2
1
1A
1B
1D
1E
1F
1G
1
1A
1B
1D
1E
1F
1G
1
1A
1B
1C
1E
1F
1G
-040A
120A
040A
040A
040A
040A
040A
040A
040A
030A
030A
030A
030A
030A
030A
030A
100A
100A
100A
100A
100A
100A
100A
TTL
REQ
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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TASK 35-21-14-970-802-A01
4.
Numerical Index / Numerical
PART NUMBER
289-601-924-100
289-601-924-113
289-601-924-115
289-601-924-46A
289-601-924-49A
AIRLINE
STOCK No.
FIG.
ITEM
1E
1E
1C
1A
1C
1
1
1
1
1A
1A
1A
1B
1B
1B
1B
1C
1C
1C
1D
1D
1D
1D
1E
1E
1E
1E
1F
1F
1F
1G
1G
1G
1G
-060L
-060M
-060K
-060K
-060M
060A
-060B
-060C
-060D
060A
060B
-060C
060A
-060B
-060C
-060D
060A
060B
-060C
060A
-060B
-060C
-060D
060A
-060B
-060C
-060D
060A
-060B
-060C
060A
-060B
-060C
-060D
2
4
4
4
4
1
2
3
4
3
5
6
1
2
3
4
3
5
6
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
2
3
4
5
1
1
1
1
1B
1B
1B
1B
1D
1D
1D
-060G
-060H
-060J
-060K
-060G
-060H
-060J
-060K
-060G
-060H
-060J
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
TTL
REQ
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PART NUMBER
FIG.
ITEM
TTL
REQ
289-601-924-49A
1D
1F
1F
1F
-060K
-060F
-060G
-060H
4
1
2
3
289-601-924-50A
1A
1A
1A
1C
1C
1C
1G
1G
060F
-060G
-060H
060F
060G
-060H
060G
-060H
4
5
6
4
5
6
4
5
289-601-924-51A
1
1A
1B
1C
1D
1E
1F
1G
-060E
-060D
-060E
-060D
-060E
-060E
-060D
-060E
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
289-601-924-52A
1
1
1
1
1A
1A
1B
1B
1B
1B
1C
1C
1C
1D
1D
1D
1D
1E
1E
1E
1E
1F
1G
-060F
-060L
-060M
-060N
-060E
-060J
-060F
-060L
-060M
-060N
-060E
-060J
-060E
-060F
-060L
-060M
-060N
-060F
-060N
-060P
-060Q
-060E
-060F
1
2
3
4
2
4
1
2
3
4
2
4
2
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
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PART NUMBER
FIG.
ITEM
TTL
REQ
62C15H6D0XX0005
62C15H6D0XX0006
62C15H6N0XX0005
62C15H6N0XX0006
62C1505B0XX0005
62C1505B0XX0006
62C1505Q0XX0005
62C1505Q0XX0006
62C1506D0XX0005
62C1506D0XX0006
62C1506K0XX0005
62C1506K0XX0006
1
1D
1
1D
1
1D
1
1D
1
1D
1
1D
-001D
-001D
-001C
-001C
-001A
-001A
-001B
-001B
-001R
-001R
-001N
-001N
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
62C22H2C0XX0006
62C22H6D0XX0005
62C22H6D0XX0006
62C22H6N0XX0005
62C22H6N0XX0006
62C2205B0XX0005
62C2205B0XX0006
62C2205Q0XX0005
62C2205Q0XX0006
62C2206D0XX0005
62C2206D0XX0006
62C2206K0XX0005
62C2206K0XX0006
1E
1B
1E
1B
1E
1B
1E
1B
1E
1B
1E
1B
1E
-001N
-001D
-001D
-001C
-001C
-001A
-001A
-001B
-001B
-001N
-001Q
-001R
-001T
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
62C36H6D0XX0006
62C36HND0XX0006
62C3605B0XX0006
62C3605Q0XX0006
1F
1F
1F
1F
-001D
-001C
-001A
-001B
RF
RF
RF
RF
63C15H6D0XX0005
63C15H6D0XX0006
63C15H6N0XX0005
63C15H6N0XX0006
63C1505B0XX0005
63C1505B0XX0006
63C1505Q0XX0005
63C1505Q0XX0006
63C1506D0XX0005
63C1506D0XX0006
63C1506K0XX0005
63C1506K0XX0006
1
1D
1
1D
1
1D
1
1D
1
1D
1
1D
-001H
-001H
-001G
-001G
-001E
-001E
-001F
-001F
-001S
-001S
-001P
-001P
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
63C22H6D0XX0005
63C22H6D0XX0006
63C22H6N0XX0005
63C22H6N0XX0006
1B
1E
1B
1E
-001H
-001H
-001G
-001G
RF
RF
RF
RF
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PART NUMBER
FIG.
ITEM
TTL
REQ
63C2205B0XX0005
63C2205B0XX0006
63C2205Q0XX0005
63C2205Q0XX0006
63C2206D0XX0005
63C2206D0XX0006
63C2206K0XX0005
63C2206K0XX0006
1B
1E
1B
1E
1B
1E
1B
1E
-001E
-001E
-001F
-001F
-001P
-001R
-001S
-001U
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
63C36H6D0XX0006
63C36H6N0XX0006
63C3605B0XX0006
63C3605Q0XX0006
1F
1F
1F
1F
-001H
-001G
-001E
-001F
RF
RF
RF
RF
64C15H6D0XX0005
64C15H6D0XX0006
64C15H6N0XX0005
64C15H6N0XX0006
64C15M6N0XX0006
64C15M380XX0006
64C1505B0XX0005
64C1505B0XX0006
64C1505Q0XX0005
64C1505Q0XX0006
64C1506D0XX0005
64C1506D0XX0006
64C1506K0XX0005
64C1506K0XX0006
64C1506NMXX0006
(DELETED)
1
1D
1
1D
1A
1A
1
1D
1
1D
1
1D
1
1D
1A
-001M
-001M
-001L
-001L
-001T
-001U
-001J
-001J
-001K
-001K
-001T
-001T
-001Q
-001Q
-001S
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
64C22H2C0XX0006
64C22H6D0XX0005
64C22H6D0XX0006
64C22H6N0XX0005
64C22H6N0XX0006
64C22M310XX0006
64C22M380XX0006
64C22M6N0XX0006
1E
1B
1E
1B
1E
1C
1C
1C
-001P
-001M
-001M
-001L
-001L
-001T
-001U
-001V
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
64C2205B0XX0005
64C2205B0XX0006
64C2205Q0XX0005
64C2205Q0XX0006
64C2206D0XX0005
64C2206D0XX0006
64C2206K0XX0005
64C2206K0XX0006
1B
1E
1B
1E
1B
1E
1B
1E
-001J
-001J
-001K
-001K
-001Q
-001S
-001T
-001V
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
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PART NUMBER
FIG.
ITEM
TTL
REQ
64C2206NMXX0006
(DELETED)
1C
-001S
RF
64C36H6D0XX0006
64C36H6N0XX0006
64C3605B0XX0006
64C3605Q0XX0006
1G
1G
1G
1G
-001D
-001C
-001A
-001B
RF
RF
RF
RF
65C15H6D0XX0005
65C15H6D0XX0006
65C15H6N0XX0005
65C15H6N0XX0006
65C1505B0XX0005
65C1505B0XX0006
65C1505Q0XX0005
65C1505Q0XX0006
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
-001D
-001M
-001C
-001L
-001A
-001J
-001B
-001K
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
65C22H6D0XX0005
65C22H6D0XX0006
65C22H6N0XX0005
65C22H6N0XX0006
65C2205B0XX0005
65C2205B0XX0006
65C2205Q0XX0005
65C2205Q0XX0006
65C2206K0XX0005
65C2206K0XX0006
1C
1C
1C
1C
1C
1C
1C
1C
1C
1C
-001D
-001M
-001C
-001L
-001A
-001J
-001B
-001K
-001W
-001X
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
65C36H6D0XX0006
65C36H6N0XX0006
65C3605B0XX0006
65C3605Q0XX0006
1G
1G
1G
1G
-001H
-001G
-001E
-001F
RF
RF
RF
RF
66C15H6D0XX0005
66C15H6D0XX0006
66C15H6N0XX0005
66C15H6N0XX0006
66C1505B0XX0005
66C1505B0XX0006
66C1505Q0XX0005
66C1505Q0XX0006
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
-001H
-001R
-001G
-001Q
-001E
-001N
-001F
-001P
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
66C22H6D0XX0005
66C22H6D0XX0006
66C22H6N0XX0005
66C22H6N0XX0006
66C2205B0XX0005
66C2205B0XX0006
66C2205Q0XX0005
66C2205Q0XX0006
1C
1C
1C
1C
1C
1C
1C
1C
-001H
-001R
-001G
-001Q
-001E
-001N
-001F
-001P
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
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35-21-14
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PART NUMBER
8712007
8712007
AIRLINE
STOCK No.
FIG.
ITEM
TTL
REQ
1
1
1A
1A
1B
1B
1C
1C
1D
1D
1E
1E
1F
1F
1G
1G
2
2
080A
085A
080A
085A
080A
085A
080A
085A
080A
085A
080A
085A
080A
085A
080A
085A
080A
080B
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
8
10
35-21-14
NI-NUM Page 6
Nov 15/2012

TASK 35-21-14-950-801-A01
5.
Detailed Parts List
DETAILED
PARTS LIST
35-21-14
DPL
Nov 15/2012

Subtask 35-21-14-950-001-A01
A.
IPL-Figure 1 (15 Min., 2, 3 and 4 masks, Version -0005)

Figure 1 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-020-A01
35-21-14
PAGE 10001 - 0
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1
-001A
62C1505B0XX0005
-001B
62C1505Q0XX0005
-001C
62C15H6N0XX0005
-001D
62C15H6D0XX0005
-001E
63C1505B0XX0005
-001F
63C1505Q0XX0005
-001G 63C15H6N0XX0005
-001H
63C15H6D0XX0005
-001J
64C1505B0XX0005
-001K
64C1505Q0XX0005
-001L
64C15H6N0XX0005
-001M 64C15H6D0XX0005
-001N
62C1506K0XX0005
-001P
63C1506K0XX0005
-001Q 64C1506K0XX0005
-001R
62C1506D0XX0005
-001S
63C1506D0XX0005
NOMENCLATURE
CONTAINER ASSY,CHEMICAL
OXYGEN,2 PERSON,TYPE VI
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
OXYGEN,3 PERSON,TYPE V
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
INSERT COLOUR CODE (REF. TABLE 10001 - 5)
35-21-14
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Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
1
-001T
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
NOMENCLATURE
64C1506D0XX0005
010A
020A
E61485-00
E63320-00
2
2
CLAMP
GENERATOR ASSY,OXYGEN
-020B
E63330-00
-020C
E63340-00
030A
040A
050A
-050B
-050C
060A
E74115-00
E71401-00
E63321-01
E63331-01
E63341-01
289-601-924-46A
3
3
3
3
3
2
-060B
289-601-924-46A
-060C
289-601-924-46A
-060D
289-601-924-46A
-060E
289-601-924-51A
PIN,RELEASE
FLAG ASSY -WARNINGGENERATOR,OXYGEN
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
MASK ASSY
(SEE CMM 35-21-87 FOR
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61A)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61B)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61C)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61D)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62640-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61E)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61F)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61G)
-060F
289-601-924-52A
-060G 289-601-924-49A
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
T
ABCD
NR
EFGH
PS
JKLM
QT
RF
1
1
1
1
(NP)
(NP)
(NP)
(V53655)
DET)
20A
20B
20C
B
1
1
1
1
1
1 R
(V53655)
DET)
AF
2 R
(V53655)
DET)
EK
3 R
(V53655)
DET)
4 R
(V53655)
BFK
1 R
CGL
1 R
1 R
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
35-21-14
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Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1
-060H
289-601-924-49A
-060J
289-601-924-49A
-060K
289-601-924-49A
-060L
289-601-924-52A
-060M 289-601-924-52A
-060N
-061A
-061B
-061C
-061D
-061E
289-601-924-52A
E63598-00-0100
E63598-00-0100
E63598-00-0100
E63598-00-0100
E63598-00-0106
2
2
2
2
2
NOMENCLATURE
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61H)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61J)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61K)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61L)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60M)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60N)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60A)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60B)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60C)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60D)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60E)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
(V53655)
DET)
DGR
2 R
(V53655)
DET)
HLS
3 R
(V53655)
DET)
MT
4 R
(V53655)
2 R
3 R
4 R
1 N
AF
2 N
EK
3 N
4 N
BFK
1 N
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
35-21-14
PAGE 10001 - 3
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
1
-061F
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
E63598-00-0112
-061G E63598-00-0200
070A
E62516-01
080A
8712007
-083A
E62576-00
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60F)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60G)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60H)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60J)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60K)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 61L)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60M)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60N)
COVER, DUST
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
FIXATION,LANYARD
083B
E62576-00
FIXATION,LANYARD
085A
8712007
090A
100A
110A
E62487-00
E75098-00
E62522-00
2
2
2
-061H
-061J
-061K
-061L
E63598-00-0200
E63598-00-0200
E63598-00-0200
E63598-00-0112
-061M E63598-00-0112
-061N
E63598-00-0112
2
2
2
2
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
NOMENCLATURE
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
LABLE -CAUTIONLABLE -HOTCONTAINER ASSY
(SEE FIG. 2 FOR DET)
XX =
CGL
1 N
1 N
DGR
2 N
HLS
3 N
MT
4 N
2 N
3 N
4 N
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
1
2
ABCD
NPRS
EFGH
JKLM
QT
1
2
(NP)
ABEF
JKNP
QRST
1
1
1
35-21-14
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Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1
-110B
E62523-00
120A
E60151-00
NOMENCLATURE
CONTAINER ASSY
PLATE,IDENTIFICATION
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
(NP) CDGH
LM
1
1
35-21-14
PAGE 10001 - 5
Nov 15/2012

Subtask 35-21-14-950-001-B01
B.
IPL-Figure 1A (15 Min., 4 (64C15M..), 5 and 6 masks, Version -0005/-0006)

Figure 1A \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-020-B01
35-21-14
PAGE 10001A- 0
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1A
-001A
65C1505B0XX0005
-001B
65C1505Q0XX0005
-001C
65C15H6N0XX0005
-001D
65C15H6D0XX0005
-001E
66C1505B0XX0005
-001F
66C1505Q0XX0005
-001G 66C15H6N0XX0005
-001H
66C15H6D0XX0005
-001J
65C1505B0XX0006
-001K
65C1505Q0XX0006
-001L
65C15H6N0XX0006
-001M 65C15H6D0XX0006
-001N
66C1505B0XX0006
-001P
66C1505Q0XX0006
-001Q 66C15H6N0XX0006
-001R
66C15H6D0XX0006
-001S
64C1506NMXX0006
NOMENCLATURE
OXYGEN, 5 PERSON,TYPE VI
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
DELETED
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF D
35-21-14
PAGE 10001A- 1
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
NOMENCLATURE
1A
-001T
64C15M6N0XX0006
-001U
64C15M380XX0006
010A
-020A
E61485-00
E63320-00
2
2
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
CLAMP
-020B
E63330-00
-020C
E63340-00
-020D
030A
040A
050A
E63320-00
E74115-00
E71401-00
E63321-01
2
3
3
3
PIN,RELEASE
(NP)
050B
-050C
060A
E63331-01
E63341-01
289-601-924-46A
3
3
2
-060B
289-601-924-46A
-060C
289-601-924-46A
-060D
289-601-924-51A
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60L)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60M)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60N)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62640-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60P)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60Q)
-060E
289-601-924-52A
XX =
(NP)
(NP)
(V53655)
DET)
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
RF
RF
ABCD
JKLM
EFGH
NPQR
ABCD
JKLM
EFGH
NPQR
T
20A
20D
20B
20C
BFKP
2
1 R
1
1
2 R
1
1
1
1
1
3 R
(V53655)
DET)
AJ
5 R
(V53655)
DET)
EN
6 R
(V53655)
BFKP
2 R
(V53655) CGLQ
2 R
DET)
DET)
35-21-14
PAGE 10001A- 2
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
1A
-060F
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
289-601-924-50A
-060G 289-601-924-50A
-060H
289-601-924-50A
-060J
289-601-924-52A
-060K 289-601-924-115
-060L 2E63598-00-0100
-060M E63598-00-0100
-060N
-060P
E63598-00-0100
E63598-00-0106
-060Q E63598-00-0112
-060R
-060S
-060T
E63598-00-0200
E63598-00-0200
E63598-00-0200
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
NOMENCLATURE
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61634-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60R)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61634-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60S)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61634-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60T)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60U)
DELETED
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60A)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60B)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60C)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60D)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60E)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60F)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60G)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60H)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
(V53655) CGLQ
DET)
4 R
(V53655)
DET)
DM
5 R
(V53655)
DET)
HR
6 R
(V53655)
4 R
BFKP
D
3 N
AJ
5 N
EN
6 N
BFKP
2 N
CGLQ
2 N
CGLQ
4 N
DM
5 N
HR
6 N
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
35-21-14
PAGE 10001A- 3
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
1A
-060U
PART NUMBER
E63598-00-0112
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
2
070A
E62516-01
080A
8712007
083A
E62576-00
085A
8712007
090A
100A
110A
E62487-00
E75098-00
E62522-00
2
2
2
-110B
E62523-00
-110C
E62168-00
-110D
E62169-00
120A
E60151-00
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
NOMENCLATURE
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60J)
COVER, DUST
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
FIXATION,LANYARD
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
CONTAINER ASSY
CONTAINER ASSY
CONTAINER ASSY
XX =
4 N
DET)
1
2
2
1
ABEF
1
1
1
(NP) CDGH
(NP)
(NP)
JKLM
T
(NP) NPQR
1
1
35-21-14
PAGE 10001A- 4
Nov 15/2012

35-21-14
PAGE 10001A- 5
Nov 15/2012

Subtask 35-21-14-950-001-C01
C.
IPL-Figure 1B (22 Min., 2 to 4 masks, Version -0005)

Figure 1B \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-020-C01
35-21-14
PAGE 10001B- 0
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1B
-001A
62C2205B0XX0005
-001B
62C2205Q0XX0005
-001C
62C22H6N0XX0005
-001D
62C22H6D0XX0005
-001E
63C2205B0XX0005
-001F
63C2205Q0XX0005
-001G 63C22H6N0XX0005
-001H
63C22H6D0XX0005
-001J
64C2205B0XX0005
-001K
64C2205Q0XX0005
-001L
64C22H6N0XX0005
-001M 64C22H6D0XX0005
-001N
62C2206D0XX0005
-001P
63C2206D0XX0005
-001Q 64C2206D0XX0005
-001R
62C2206K0XX0005
-001S
63C2206K0XX0005
-001T
64C2206K0XX0005
NOMENCLATURE
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
INSERT COLOUR CODE (Ref. Table 10001 - 5)
35-21-14
PAGE 10001B- 1
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1B
010A
E61494-00
CLAMP
-010B
E62533-00
CLAMP
015A
E62494-03
SHIELD,THERMAL
-015B
E62493-02
SHIELD,THERMAL
020A
E63420-00
-020B
E63430-00
-020C
E63440-00
030A
040A
050A
-050B
-050C
055A
060A
E74115-00
E71401-00
E63421-01
E63431-01
E63441-01
E63047-00
289-601-924-46A
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
-060B
289-601-924-46A
-060C
289-601-924-46A
-060D
289-601-924-46A
-060E
289-601-924-51A
PIN,RELEASE
FLAG ASSY -WARNING
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
TIE,CABLE
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61A)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61B)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61C)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61D)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62640-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61E)
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
NOMENCLATURE
XX =
ABCD
NR
EFGH
JKLM
PQRS
T
ABCD
NR
EFGH
JKLM
PQST
ABCD
NR
EFGH
PS
JKLM
QT
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
(V53655)
DET)
1
1
1
1
1
2
1 R
(V53655)
DET)
AF
2 R
(V53655)
DET)
EK
3 R
(V53655)
DET)
4 R
(V53655)
BFK
1 R
(NP)
(NP)
(NP)
20A
20B
20C
DET)
35-21-14
PAGE 10001B- 2
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
1B
-060F
PART NUMBER
289-601-924-52A
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
2
-060G 289-601-924-49A
-060H
289-601-924-49A
-060J
289-601-924-49A
-060K
289-601-924-49A
-060L
289-601-924-52A
-060M 289-601-924-52A
-060N
-061A
-061B
-061C
289-601-924-52A
E63598-00-0100
E63598-00-0100
E63598-00-0100
2
2
2
NOMENCLATURE
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61F)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61G)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61H)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61J)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61K)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61L)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60M)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61N)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60A)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60B)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60C)
XX =
(V53655)
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
CGL
1 R
(V53655)
DET)
1 R
(V53655)
DET)
DGR
2 R
(V53655)
DET)
HLS
3 R
(V53655)
DET)
MT
4 R
(V53655)
2 R
3 R
4 R
1 N
AF
2 N
EK
3 N
DET)
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
35-21-14
PAGE 10001B- 3
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
NOMENCLATURE
1B
-061D
E63598-00-0100
-061E
E63598-00-0106
-061F
E63598-00-0112
-061G E63598-00-0200
-061H
E63598-00-0200
-061J
E63598-00-0200
-061K
E63598-00-0200
-061L
E63598-00-0112
-061M E63598-00-0112
-061N
E63598-00-0112
063A
E60681-00
MASK ASSY
(SEE CMM 35-25-01 FOR DET)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60D)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60E)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60F)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60G)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60H)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60J)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60K)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 61L)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60M)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60N)
TUBE,HIGH TEMPERATURE
-063B
E60681-00
-063C
E60681-00
065A
E61457-00
PIECE,CONNECTING
-065B
E61457-00
PIECE,CONNECTING
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
4 N
BFK
1 N
CGL
1 N
1 N
DGR
2 N
HLS
3 N
MT
4 N
2 N
3 N
4 N
ABCD
N
EFGH
PR
JKLM
QS
ABCD
N
EFGH
PR
2
3
4
2
3
35-21-14
PAGE 10001B- 4
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1B
-065C
E61457-00
PIECE,CONNECTING
070A
E62516-01
080A
8712007
-083A
E62576-00
COVER, DUST
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
FIXATION,LANYARD
083B
E62576-00
FIXATION,LANYARD
085A
8712007
090A
100A
110A
E62487-00
E75098-00
E62522-00
2
2
2
-110B
E62523-00
120A
E60151-00
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
NOMENCLATURE
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
CONTAINER ASSY
XX =
JKLM
QS
4
1
2
ABCD
N
EFGH
JKLM
PQRS
1
2
(NP)
ABEF
JKNP
QRST
(NP) CDGH
LM
1
1
1
1
1
35-21-14
PAGE 10001B- 5
Nov 15/2012

Subtask 35-21-14-950-001-D01
D.
IPL-Figure 1C (22 Min., 4 (64C22M..), 5 and 6 masks, Version -0005/-0006)

Figure 1C \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-020-D01
35-21-14
PAGE 10001C- 0
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1C
-001A
65C2205B0XX0005
-001B
65C2205Q0XX0005
-001C
65C22H6N0XX0005
-001D
65C22H6D0XX0005
-001E
66C2205B0XX0005
-001F
66C2205Q0XX0005
-001G 66C22H6N0XX0005
-001H
66C22H6D0XX0005
-001J
65C2205B0XX0006
-001K
65C2205Q0XX0006
-001L
65C22H6N0XX0006
-001M 65C22H6D0XX0006
-001N
66C2205B0XX0006
-001P
66C2205Q0XX0006
-001Q 66C22H6N0XX0006
-001R
66C22H6D0XX0006
-001S
64C2206NMXX0006
NOMENCLATURE
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
DELETED
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
35-21-14
PAGE 10001C- 1
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1C
-001T
64C22M310XX0006
-001U
64C22M380XX0006
-001V
64C22M6N0XX0006
NOMENCLATURE
-001W 65C2206K0XX0005
-001X
65C2206K0XX0006
010A
E61494-00
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
CLAMP
010B
E62533-00
CLAMP
-010C
015A
E61494-00
E62494-03
2
2
CLAMP
SHIELD,THERMAL
-015B
E62493-03
SHIELD,THERMAL
-015C
-020A
E62494-03
E63420-00
2
2
SHIELD,THERMAL
-020B
E63430-00
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
ABCD
EFGH
JKLM
NPQR
WX
ABCD
EFGH
JKLM
NPQR
WX
STUV
ABCD
EFGH
JKLM
NPQR
WX
ABCD
EFGH
JKLM
NPQR
WX
TUV
ABCD
EFGH
JKLM
NPQR
WX
ABCD
JKLM
WX
2
1
2
1
35-21-14
PAGE 10001C- 2
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
NOMENCLATURE
1C
-020C
E63440-00
-020D
030A
040A
050A
E63420-00
E74115-00
E71401-00
E63421-01
2
3
3
3
PIN,RELEASE
(NP)
-050B
-050C
055A
060A
E63431-01
E63441-01
E63047-00
289-601-924-46A
3
3
2
2
-060B
289-601-924-46A
-060C
289-601-924-46A
-060D
289-601-924-51A
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
TIE,CABLE
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60N)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60P)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60Q)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62640-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60R)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60S)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61634-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60T)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61634-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60U)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61634-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60V)
-060E
-060F
289-601-924-52A
289-601-924-50A
-060G 289-601-924-50A
-060H
289-601-924-50A
XX =
(NP)
(NP)
EFGH
NPQR
TUV
20A
20D
20B
20C
1
2
1
1
1
(V53655)
DET)
BFKP
1
1
4
3 R
(V53655)
DET)
AJ
5 R
(V53655)
DET)
EN
6 R
(V53655)
BFKP
2 R
(V53655) CGLQ
2 R
DET)
DET)
(V53655) CGLQ
DET)
4 R
(V53655)
DET)
DM
5 R
(V53655)
DET)
HR
6 R
35-21-14
PAGE 10001C- 3
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
1C
-060J
-060K
-060L
PART NUMBER
289-601-924-52A
289-601-924-113
289-601-924-52A
-060M 289-601-924-115
-060N 2E63598-00-0100
-060P
E63598-00-0100
-060Q E63598-00-0100
-060R
-060S
-060T
-060U
E63598-00-0106
E63598-00-0112
E63598-00-0200
E63598-00-0200
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
2
2
2
2
2
2
NOMENCLATURE
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60W)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E60549-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60X)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60Y
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E61438-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60Z)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60A)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60B)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60C)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60D)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60E)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60F)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60G)
XX =
(V53655)
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
4 R
4 R
WX
5 R
4 R
BFKP
3 N
AJ
5 N
EN
6 N
BFKP
2 N
CGLQ
2 N
CGLQ
4 N
DM
5 N
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
35-21-14
PAGE 10001C- 4
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
1A
-060V
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
NOMENCLATURE
E63598-00-0200
-060W E63598-00-0112
-060X
E63598-00-0047
-060Y
E63598-00-0112
-060Z
E63598-00-0056
063A
E60681-00
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60H)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60J)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60K)
MASK ASSY
(V53655)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60L)
MASK ASSY
(V53655)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60M)
-063B
E60681-00
-063C
065A
E60681-00
E61457-00
2
2
PIECE,CONNECTING
-065B
E61457-00
PIECE,CONNECTING
-065C
070A
E61457-00
E62516-01
2
2
080A
8712007
083A
E62576-00
085A
8712007
090A
-100A
110A
E62487-00
E75098-00
E62522-00
2
2
2
PIECE,CONNECTING
COVER, DUST
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
FIXATION,LANYARD
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
XX =
HR
6 N
4 N
4 N
WX
5 N
4 N
ABCD
JKLM
WX
EFGH
NPQR
TUV
ABCD
JKLM
WX
EFGH
NPQR
TUV
5
6
4
5
6
4
1
2
2
1
(NP)
ABEF
W
1
1
1
35-21-14
PAGE 10001C- 5
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1C
-110B
E62523-00
110C
E62168-00
-110D
E62169-00
120A
E60151-00
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
NOMENCLATURE
CONTAINER ASSY
CONTAINER ASSY
CONTAINER ASSY
XX =
(NP) CDGH
(NP)
JKLM
TUV
X
(NP) NPQR
1
1
35-21-14
PAGE 10001C- 6
Nov 15/2012

35-21-14
PAGE 10001C- 7
Nov 15/2012

Subtask 35-21-14-950-001-E01
E.
IPL-Figure 1D (15 Min., 2 to 4 masks, Version -0006)

Figure 1D \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-020-E01
35-21-14
PAGE 10001D- 0
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1D
-001A
62C1505B0XX0006
-001B
62C1505Q0XX0006
-001C
62C15H6N0XX0006
-001D
62C15H6D0XX0006
-001E
63C1505B0XX0006
-001F
63C1505Q0XX0006
-001G 63C15H6N0XX0006
-001H
63C15H6D0XX0006
-001J
64C1505B0XX0006
-001K
64C1505Q0XX0006
-001L
64C15H6N0XX0006
-001M 64C15H6D0XX0006
-001N
62C1506K0XX0006
-001P
63C1506K0XX0006
-001Q 64C1506K0XX0006
-001R
62C1506D0XX0006
-001S
63C1506D0XX0006
-001T
64C1506D0XX0006
NOMENCLATURE
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF N
RF N
RF N
RF N
RF N
RF N
35-21-14
PAGE 10001D- 1
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
NOMENCLATURE
1D
010A
020A
E61485-00
E63320-00
2
2
CLAMP
-020B
E63330-00
-020C
E63340-00
030A
040A
050A
-050B
-050C
060A
E74115-00
E71401-00
E63321-01
E63331-01
E63341-01
289-601-924-46A
3
3
3
3
3
2
-060B
289-601-924-46A
-060C
289-601-924-46A
-060D
289-601-924-46A
-060E
289-601-924-51A
PIN,RELEASE
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61A)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61B)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61C)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61D)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62640-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61E)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61F)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61G)
-060F
289-601-924-52A
-060G 289-601-924-49A
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
ABCD
NR
EFGH
PS
JKLM
QT
1
1 R
1 R
1 R
(NP)
(NP)
(NP)
(V53655)
DET)
20A
20B
20C
B
1
1
1
1
1
1 R
(V53655)
DET)
AF
2 R
(V53655)
DET)
EK
3 R
(V53655)
DET)
4 R
(V53655)
BFK
1 R
CGL
1 R
1 R
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
35-21-14
PAGE 10001D- 2
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1
-060H
289-601-924-49A
-060J
289-601-924-49A
-060K
289-601-924-49A
-060L
289-601-924-52A
-060M 289-601-924-52A
-060N
-061A
-061B
-061C
-061D
-061E
289-601-924-52A
E63598-00-0100
E63598-00-0100
E63598-00-0100
E63598-00-0100
E63598-00-0106
2
2
2
2
2
NOMENCLATURE
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61H)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61J)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61K)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61L)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61M)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61N)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60A)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60B)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60C)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60D)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60E)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
(V53655)
DET)
DGR
2 R
(V53655)
DET)
HLS
3 R
(V53655)
DET)
MT
4 R
(V53655)
2 R
3 R
4 R
1 N
AF
2 N
EK
3 N
4 N
BFK
1 N
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
35-21-14
PAGE 10001D- 3
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
1
-061F
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
E63598-00-0112
-061G E63598-00-0200
070A
E62516-01
080A
8712007
-083A
E62576-00
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60F)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60G)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60H)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60J)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60K)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 61L)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60M)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60N)
COVER, DUST
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
FIXATION,LANYARD
083B
E62576-00
FIXATION,LANYARD
085A
8712007
090A
100A
110A
E62487-00
E75098-00
E62168-00
2
2
2
TIE,CABLE
***
-061H
-061J
-061K
-061L
E63598-00-0200
E63598-00-0200
E63598-00-0200
E63598-00-0112
-061M E63598-00-0112
-061N
E63598-00-0112
2
2
2
2
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
NOMENCLATURE
XX =
CGL
1 N
1 N
DGR
2 N
HLS
3 N
MT
4 N
2 N
3 N
4 N
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
1
2
ABCD
NR
EFGH
JKLM
QT
NPQ
(NP)
ABEF
JKNP
QRST
1
2
1
1
1
1
35-21-14
PAGE 10001D- 4
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1D
-110B
E62169-00
120A
E60151-00
NOMENCLATURE
CONTAINER ASSY
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
(NP) CDGH
LM
1
1
35-21-14
PAGE 10001D- 5
Nov 15/2012

Subtask 35-21-14-950-001-F01
F.
IPL-Figure 1E (22 Min., 2 to 4 masks, Version -0006)

Figure 1E \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-020-F01
35-21-14
PAGE 10001E- 0
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1E
-001A
62C2205B0XX0006
-001B
62C2205Q0XX0006
-001C
62C22H6N0XX0006
-001D
62C22H6D0XX0006
-001E
63C2205B0XX0006
-001F
63C2205Q0XX0006
-001G 63C22H6N0XX0006
-001H
63C22H6D0XX0006
-001J
64C2205B0XX0006
-001K
64C2205Q0XX0006
-001L
64C22H6N0XX0006
-001M 64C22H6D0XX0006
-001N
62C22H2C0XX0006
-001P
64C22H2C0XX0006
-001Q 62C2206D0XX0006
-001R
63C2206D0XX0006
-001S
64C2206D0XX0006
-001T
62C2206K0XX0006
NOMENCLATURE
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
35-21-14
PAGE 10001E- 1
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
NOMENCLATURE
1E
-001U
63C2206K0XX0006
-001V
64C2206K0XX0006
010A
E61494-00
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
CLAMP
-010B
E62533-00
CLAMP
015A
E62494-03
SHIELD,THERMAL
-015B
E62493-02
SHIELD,THERMAL
-020A
E63420-00
-020B
E63430-00
-020C
E63440-00
030A
040A
050A
-050B
-050C
055A
060A
E74115-00
E71401-00
E63421-01
E63431-01
E63441-01
E63047-00
289-601-924-46A
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
-060B
289-601-924-46A
-060C
289-601-924-46A
PIN,RELEASE
FLAG ASSY -WARNING
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
(NP)
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
(NP)
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
(NP)
TIE,CABLE
MASK ASSY
(V53655)
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61A)
MASK ASSY
(V53655)
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61B)
MASK ASSY
(V53655)
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61C)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
RF
RF
ABCD
NQT
EFGH
JKLM
PRSU
V
ABCD
NQT
EFGH
JKLM
PRSU
V
ABCD
NQT
EFGH
RU
JKLM
PSV
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1 R
AF
2 R
EK
3 R
20A
20B
20C
35-21-14
PAGE 10001E- 2
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1E
-060D
289-601-924-46A
-060E
289-601-924-51A
-060F
289-601-924-52A
-060G 289-601-924-49A
-060H
289-601-924-49A
-060J
289-601-924-49A
-060K
289-601-924-49A
-060L
289-601-924-100
-060M 289-601-924-100
-060N
289-601-924-52A
NOMENCLATURE
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61D)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62640-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61E)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61F)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61G)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61H)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61J)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61K)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E62467-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61L)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E62467-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61M)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61N)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
(V53655)
DET)
4 R
(V53655)
BFK
1 R
CGL
1 R
(V53655)
DET)
1 R
(V53655)
DET)
DGQ
2 R
(V53655)
DET)
HLR
3 R
(V53655)
DET)
MS
4 R
(V53655)
DET)
2 N
(V53655)
DET)
4 N
(V53655)
2 R
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
DET)
35-21-14
PAGE 10001E- 3
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
1E
-060P
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
289-601-924-52A
-060Q 289-601-924-52A
-061A
E63598-00-0100
-061B
E63598-00-0100
-061C
E63598-00-0100
-061D
E63598-00-0100
-061E
E63598-00-0106
-061F
E63598-00-0112
-061G E63598-00-0200
-061H
E63598-00-0200
-061J
E63598-00-0200
-061K
E63598-00-0200
-061L
E63598-00-0081
NOMENCLATURE
MASK ASSY
(V53655)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60P)
MASK ASSY
(V53655)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 61Q)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60A)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60B)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60C)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60D)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60E)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60F)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60G)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60H)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60J)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60K)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60L)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
3 R
4 R
1 N
AF
2 N
EK
3 N
4 N
BFK
1 N
CGL
1 N
1 N
DGR
2 N
HLS
3 N
MT
4 N
2 N
35-21-14
PAGE 10001E- 4
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
1E
-061M E63598-00-0081
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
-061N
E63598-00-0112
-061P
E63598-00-0112
-061Q E63598-00-0112
063A
E60681-00
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60M)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60N)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60P)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60Q)
-063B
E60681-00
-063C
E60681-00
065A
E61457-00
PIECE,CONNECTING
-065B
E61457-00
PIECE,CONNECTING
-065C
E61457-00
PIECE,CONNECTING
070A
E62516-01
080A
8712007
-083A
E62576-00
COVER, DUST
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
FIXATION,LANYARD
083B
E62576-00
FIXATION,LANYARD
085A
8712007
090A
100A
110A
E62487-00
E75098-00
E62168-00
2
2
2
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
NOMENCLATURE
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
XX =
4 N
2 N
3 N
4 N
ABCD
NQT
EFGH
RU
JKLM
PSV
ABCD
NQT
EFGH
RU
JKLM
PSV
2
3
4
2
3
4
1
2
ABCD
NQRT
U
EFGH
JKLM
PSV
1
2
(NP)
ABEF
JKQR
STUV
1
1
1
35-21-14
PAGE 10001E- 5
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1E
-110B
E62169-00
120A
E60151-00
NOMENCLATURE
CONTAINER ASSY
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
(NP) CDGH
LMNP
1
1
35-21-14
PAGE 10001E- 6
Nov 15/2012

35-21-14
PAGE 10001E- 7
Nov 15/2012

Subtask 35-21-14-950-001-F01
G.
IPL-Figure 1F (36 Min., 2 and 3 masks, Version -0006)

Figure 1F \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-020-F01
35-21-14
PAGE 10001F- 0
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1F
-001A
62C3605B0XX0006
-001B
62C3605Q0XX0006
-001C
62C36H6N0XX0006
-001D
62C36H6D0XX0006
-001E
63C3605B0XX0006
-001F
63C3605Q0XX0006
-001G 63C36H6N0XX0006
-001H
63C36H6D0XX0006
010A
015A
-015B
-020A
-020B
030A
040A
050A
-050B
055A
060A
E62533-00
E62494-03
E62493-02
E62236-00
E62336-00
E74115-00
E71401-00
E63236-00
E63336-00
E63047-00
279-601-924-46A
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
2
2
-060B
279-601-924-46A
-060C
289-601-924-46A
NOMENCLATURE
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
CLAMP
SHIELD,THERMAL
SHIELD,THERMAL
PIN,RELEASE
FLAG ASSY -WARNING
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
(NP)
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
(NP)
TIE,CABLE
MASK ASSY
(V53655)
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60J)
MASK ASSY
(V53655)
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60K)
MASK ASSY
(V53655)
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60L)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1 R
AF
2 R
EK
3 R
ABCD
EFGH
ABCD
EFGH
20A
20B
35-21-14
PAGE 10001F- 1
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
1F
-060D
-060E
-060F
PART NUMBER
289-601-924-51A
289-601-924-52A
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
2
289-601-924-49A
-060G 289-601-924-49A
-060H
289-601-924-49A
-060J
E63598-00-0100
-060K
-060L
E63598-00-0100
E63598-00-0100
-060M E63598-00-0106
-060N
-060P
E63598-00-0112
E63598-00-0200
-060Q E63598-00-0200
2
2
2
2
2
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
NOMENCLATURE
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62640-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60M)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60N)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60P)
MASK ASSY
SEE CMM 35-21-87 FOR
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60Q)
MASK ASSY
SEE CMM 35-21-87 FOR
(B/E PNR E61632-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60R)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60A)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60B)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60C)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60D)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60E)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60F)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60G)
XX =
(V53655)
BFK
1 R
DH
1 R
(V53655)
DET)
1 R
(V53655)
DET)
DG
2 R
(V53655)
DET)
3 R
1 N
AF
2 N
EK
3 N
BFK
1 N
DH
1 N
1 N
DG
2 N
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
)
DET)
DET)
35-21-14
PAGE 10001F- 2
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
1F
-060R
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
E63598-00-0200
063A
-063B
065A
-065B
070A
E60681-00
E60681-00
E61457-00
E61457-00
E62516-01
2
2
2
2
2
080A
8712007
-083A
083B
E62576-00
E62576-00
2
2
085A
8712007
090A
100A
110A
E62487-00
E75098-00
E62168-00
2
2
2
-110B
E62169-00
120A
E60151-00
NOMENCLATURE
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60H)
PIECE,CONNECTING
PIECE,CONNECTING
COVER, DUST
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
FIXATION,LANYARD
FIXATION,LANYARD
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
(NP)
CONTAINER ASSY
(NP)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
ABCD
EFGH
ABCD
EFGH
3 N
2
3
2
3
1
2
ABCD
EFGH
1
2
1
ABEF
1
1
1
CDGH
1
1
35-21-14
PAGE 10001F- 3
Nov 15/2012

Subtask 35-21-14-950-001-D01
H.
IPL-Figure 1G (36 Min., 4 and 5 masks, Version -0006)

Figure 1G \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-020-D01
35-21-14
PAGE 10001G- 0
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1G
-001A
64C3605B0XX0006
-001B
64C3605Q0XX0006
-001C
64C36H6N0XX0006
-001D
64C36H6D0XX0006
-001E
65C3605B0XX0006
-001F
65C3605Q0XX0006
-001G 65C36H6N0XX0006
-001H
65C36H6D0XX0006
-010A
010B
010C
-015A
015B
015C
020A
-020B
-020C
030A
040A
050A
E61494-00
E61494-00
E62533-00
E62494-03
E62494-03
E62493-02
E62236-00
E62236-00
E62336-00
E74115-00
E71401-00
E63236-00
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
050B
055A
060A
E63336-00
E63047-00
279-601-924-46A
3
2
2
-060B
279-601-924-46A
NOMENCLATURE
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
CLAMP
CLAMP
CLAMP
SHIELD,THERMAL
SHIELD,THERMAL
SHIELD,THERMAL
PIN,RELEASE
(NP)
GENERATOR,OXYGEN
(NP)
TIE,CABLE
MASK ASSY
(V53655)
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60J)
MASK ASSY
(V53655)
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60K)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
RF
ABCD
EFGH
EFGH
ABCD
EFGH
EFGH
ABCD
EFGH
EFGH
20A
20B
20C
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
BC
1
4
2 R
FG
3 R
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FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
1G
-060C
289-601-924-46A
-060D
289-601-924-46A
-060E
289-601-924-51A
-060F
289-601-924-52A
-060G 289-601-924-50A
-060H
289-601-924-50A
-060J
E63598-00-0100
-060K
-060L
E63598-00-0100
E63598-00-0100
-060M E63598-00-0100
-060N
E63598-00-0106
2
2
2
2
NOMENCLATURE
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60L)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61635-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60M)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62640-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60N)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(B/E PNR E62641-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60P)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61634-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60Q)
MASK ASSY
(B/E PNR E61634-01)
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60R)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60A)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSD BY ITEM 60B)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60C)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60D)
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60E)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
(V53655)
DET)
4 R
(V53655)
DET)
5 R
(V53655)
BF
2 R
CG
2 R
(V53655)
DET)
4 R
(V53655)
DET)
5 R
BC
2 N
FG
3 N
4 N
5 N
BF
2 N
DET)
(V53655)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
DET)
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FIG.
ITEM
1G
-060P
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
E63598-00-0112
-060Q E63598-00-0200
-060R
E63598-00-0200
063A
-063B
065A
-065B
070A
E60681-00
E60681-00
E61457-00
E61457-00
E62516-01
2
2
2
2
2
080A
8712007
083A
E62576-00
085A
8712007
090A
-100A
110A
E62487-00
E75098-00
E62168-00
2
2
2
-110B
E62169-00
120A
E60151-00
NOMENCLATURE
MASK ASSY
(WITH -PULL- FLAG)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60F)
MASK ASSY
)
(SUPSDS ITEM 60G)
MASK ASSY
(SUPSDS ITEM 60H)
PIECE,CONNECTING
PIECE,CONNECTING
COVER, DUST
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
FIXATION,LANYARD
ATTACHING PARTS
TIE,CABLE
***
(NP)
CONTAINER ASSY
(NP)
XX =
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
CG
2 N
4 N
5 N
ABCD
EFGH
ABCD
EFGH
4
5
5
6
1
2
2
1
ABEF
1
1
1
CDGH
1
1
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Subtask 35-21-14-950-002-A01
I.
IPL-Figure 2 (Container Assy)

Figure 2 \GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-021-A01
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PAGE 10002 - 0
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
NOMENCLATURE
2
-001A
E62522-00
-001B
E62523-00
-001C
E62168-00
-001D
E62169-00
-010A
-010B
-010C
-010D
E62525-00
E62184-00
E62185-00
E62186-00
2
2
2
2
020A
-020A
030A
E60198-00
E60056-00
E33218-00
2
2
2
-040A
050A
060A
070A
080A
090A
E697XX-00
DIN7-2M6X14A4
E62499-00
E62480-02
E60184-00
E62495-00
3
4
4
4
3
3
CONTAINER ASSY
(SEE FIG. 1 TO 1C FOR NHA)
CONTAINER ASSY
(SEE FIG. 1 TO 1C FOR NHA)
CONTAINER ASSY
(SEE FIG. 1A,1C TO 1G FOR NHA)
CONTAINER ASSY
(SEE FIG. 1A,1C TO 1G FOR NHA)
DOOR ASSY
(NP)
DOOR ASSY
(NP)
DOOR ASSY
(NP)
DOOR ASSY
(NP)
ATTACHING PARTS
WASHER,LOCKING
WASHER,LOCKING
PIN
***
BUTTON,TEST
PIN
LABEL,TEST,SELF-ADHESIVE
BUTTON
(NP)
BOLT,DOOR LOCKING
SUPPORT,BOLT
-090B
E61406-00
SUPPORT,BOLT
100A
E62511-00
105A
E62517-00
110A
E62492-00
120A
E699XX-00
PROFILE, LIGHT SHIELD, L=0,6 M

(23.6 IN.)
PROFILE, LIGHT SHIELD, L=0,6 M
(23.6 IN.)
LABEL,INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION,
(TO BE ORDERED WITH THE
APPLICABLE END-ITEM PNR
DOOR
-120B
E62290-00-0XX
DOOR
-130A
-130B
-130C
140A
E62524-00
E62170-00
E62171-00
E62483-01
2
2
2
3
BOX ASSY
BOX ASSY
BOX ASSY
HINGE,FIXATION
-140B
E62521-00
HINGE,FIXATION
XX =
(NP)
(NP)
(NP)
RF
RF
RF R
RF R
A
B
C
D
1
1
1
1
AB
CD
2
2
2
010A
010B
010C
010D
010B
010D
010D
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
010A
010B
010C
010D
A
B
CD
130A
130B
130C
1
1 R
1
1
1
4
4
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PAGE 10002 - 1
Nov 15/2012

FIG.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
I
N
D
E
N
T
NOMENCLATURE
USAGE UNIT
FROM PER
TO
ASSY
2
ATTACHING PARTS
CLASP
***
LATCH ASSY,DOUBLE
150A
E62513-00
160A
E62484-03
-160B
E62484-04
170A
180A
E60170-00
8712007
3
3
LATCH ASSY,DOUBLE
ATTACHING PARTS
SCREW
TIE,CABLE
-180B
8712007
TIE,CABLE
-190A
E60063-07
195A
E62517-00
200A
E62490-10
***
LATCH ASSY
(NP)
(BUY NHA)
PROFILE, LIGHT SHIELD; L=0,6 M
(23.6 IN.)
STRUCTURE,BOX
XX =
1
130A
130B
1
1
130A
130B
130C
6
8
10
2
130B
1
1
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Nov 15/2012

SPECIAL PROCEDURES
TASK 35-21-14-540-801-A01
1.
Unpacking and Preparation before Installation on Aircraft
A.
General
DO NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER LUBRICANTS MADE FROM
PETROL IN THE WORKING AREA OF THIS OXYGEN EQUIPMENT.
WARNING:
(1)
B.
The removal of the WARNING FLAG ASSY is necessary to make the chemical oxygen
container assembly serviceable for operation.

(1)

NOTE:
NOTE:

REFERENCE
QTY
NAME
NONE
(2)
C.
Specification IATA UN3356/5.1

DOTs Hazardous Materials Regulations HMR 49CFR...
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
Job Set-up
(1)
Refer to the ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST for FIGURE / ITEM Numbers.

identified by their IPL-Figure / Item No. e.g. (3-30A).
Subtask 35-21-14-540-001-A01
D.
Unpacking of the Chemical Container Assy
WARNING:
(1)

Carefully cut off the self-adhesive tape of the cardboard box PNR E62655-00 and remove:
the cardboard filler plate PNR E62657-00,

the plastic bag PNR 8710071 with the oxygen container.
35-21-14
PAGE 11001
Nov 15/2012

(2)
Very carefully cut off the plastic bag PNR 8710071 and remove the oxygen container.
(3)
Keep the packaging materials stored for reshipping. Because a reshipping of a chemical
container is only possible in the approved original manufacturer- or otherwise certified/
approved packaging.
Subtask 35-21-31-090-002-A01
E.
Preparation before Installation on Aircraft (See IPL-Fig. 1 to 1E)
CAUTION:
(1)
DO THE OPERATIONS ON A SOFT, CLEAN WORK SURFACE TO PREVENT DAMAGE

TO THE COMPONENTS.
Put the oxygen container with its door assy on a clean lint-free soft-cloth so that the test
oxygen generator assy is in front of you.
CAUTION:
MAKE SURE THAT YOU DO NOT PULL THE MASK LANYARDS.

AN ACCIDENTAL PULL CAN REMOVE THE RELEASE PIN (30) OF THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY (20) AND START THE OXYGEN FLOW WHICH
CANNOT BE STOPPED. THIS MAKES THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY (20)
UNSERVICEABLE.
(2)
Put the mask lanyards away from the warning flag assy (40).
(3)
Carefully pull the warning flag of the warning flag assy (40) so that its safety pin removes
from the firing pin (See Fig. 11001).
Removal of the Warning Flag Assy

Figure 11001 \GRAPHIC 35-21-13-991-022-A01
(4)
If necessary turn the release pin (30) so that its eyelet is in line with the mask lanyards.
(5)
Now the chemical oxygen container is ready for the installation on the aircraft.
35-21-14
PAGE 11002
Nov 15/2012

TASK 35-21-14-500-801-A01
2.
Handling Procedure how to discard a not used Chemical Oxygen Generator

A.
General
The chemical oxygen generator has a stainless steel housing filled with Sodium Chlorate
(NACLO3). It has a release pin that, if removed, starts the oxygen flow.
The chemical reaction within the chemical oxygen generator is as follows:
B.
NaCl + 372O2
Fundamental reaction:
NaCl03
Heat generating reaction:
Na2O + 1/2 O2 >
Chlorine absorption reaction:
Na2O2 + Cl2 > 2NaCl + O2
Na2O2 + Heat

(1)
C.
>

Job Set-up
WARNING:

WARNING:
MAKE SURE THAT THE WORKING ROOM IS WELL VENTILATED AND HAVE
A GOOD FLOW OF AIR. THIS IS NECESSARY BECAUSE THE OXYGEN
QUANTITY OF THE AIR WILL BE INCREASED.
WARNING:
MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS NO FLAMMABLE MATERIAL IN THE WORK AREA

NEXT TO THE GENERATOR. YOU CAN CAUSE A DANGEROUS FIRE HAZARD
(1)
Read the applicable Specifications of the international regulations (IATA, HMR 49CFR...)
how to handle oxygen equipment, before you start to discard a Chemical Oxygen Generator.
Subtask 35-21-14-500-001-A01
D.
Discard a not used Chemical Oxygen Generator

(1)
Remove the oxygen generator from the container assy as specified in section DISASSEMBLY of this manual.
(2)
Put the oxygen generator on a clean table that has a non flammable surface.
Make sure that there is no flammable material next to the oxygen generator.
CAUTION:
(3)
DO NOT TOUCH THE OXYGEN GENERATOR DURING OXYGEN PRODUCTION.

IT GETS VERY HOT THROUGH REACTION OF ITS INNER CHEMICAL MATERIALS. YOU CAN BURN YOUR SKIN.
Pull out the release pin of the oxygen generator. This starts the production of oxygen.
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Nov 15/2012

(4)
Let the oxygen generator cool after it has been burned out.
(5)
Put the oxygen generator into a container (barrel) filled with 200 ltr (52.84 US Gal). This
dissolves chemical remaining.
(6)
Measure the pH value of the water. It should have a neutral solution (pH = 7).
If necessary, add some common acid to neutralize the basic.
(7)
Remove the oxygen generator from the container (barrel) and let it dry in the air.
NOTE:
The ingredients of the oxygen generator are now chemically neutral.

Chemical remaining of the oxygen generator are:
- Sodium Chloride (NaCl),
- Silicate.
Mechanical remaining are:
- Stainless steel,
- Fibre material.
(8)
Discard the neutralized oxygen generator in reference to the regional regulations, or ask:
B/E Aerospace Systems GmbH
Product Support
Phone: #49/451/4093 2976
Fax: #49/451/4093 4488
to give support or information.
35-21-14
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Nov 15/2012

STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION)
TASK 35-21-14-500-801-A01
1.
Storage and Shipping Instructions

A.
General
STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR STORAGE AND SHIPMENT OF
OXIDIZERS AS SPECIFIED IN THE:
WARNING:
(1)
B.
INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT AS SO CATION SPECIFICATION (IATA)

UN3356/5.1.,
DOTs HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REGULATIONS HMR 49CFR 172.102 (C)(1)

SPECIAL PROVISION 60 - APPROVAL OF CHEMICAL OXYGEN GENERATORS FOR TRANSPORT -.
The CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLIES TYPE VI are classified as OXYGEN GENERATOR, CHEMICAL. Thus the international regulations (IATA, HMR 49CFR...)
apply.

(1)
Storage Equipment and Materials

NOTE:
The listed packaging kits are approved and agree to the a.m. Specifications for
storage and shipment.
Only approved packaging must be taken for storage and shipment of the
CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLIES TYPE VI.
If necessary, do not hesitate to contact B/E Aerospace Systems for ordering
new packaging materials. F.
REFERENCE (PNR)
E62489-00
(2)
QTY
1
NAME
Kit, Single Container Packaging (approved)

Subtask 35-21-14-620-001-A01
C.
Preservation
WARNING:
DO NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER LUBRICANTS, MADE FROM

PETROL, IN THE WORK AREA OF THIS OXYGEN EQUIPMENT.
(1)
Put the container assy together with the information sheet PNR E61522-00 and the label
PNR E60088-00 into a plastic bag PNR 8710071.
(2)
Close the plastic bag with a plastic welding machine.
35-21-14
PAGE 15001
Nov 15/2012

6XC15 / 6XC22 / 6XC36 Serie
Subtask 35-21-14-530-001-A01
D.
Packaging (See Fig. 15001)

WARNING:
DO NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER LUBRICANTS, MADE FROM

PETROL, IN THE WORK AREA OF THIS OXYGEN EQUIPMENT.
CAUTION:
USE ONLY THE ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER PACKAGING MATERIALS

WHICH HAVE BEEN APPROVED AND WHICH AGREE WITH THE INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS (IATA, HMR 49CFR...).
(1)
Put the cardboard fixation PNR E62656-00 around the inner sidewall of the cardboard box
PNR E62655-00.
(2)
Put container assy between the cardboard fixation PNR E62656-00. Then put the cardboard filler plate PNR E62657-00 on the top (door assy) of the container assy.
Approved Single Container Packaging Kit PNR E62489-00

Figure 15001 /GRAPHIC 35-21-14-991-022-A01
35-21-14
PAGE 15002
Nov 15/2012

(3)
Close the cardboard box PNR E62655 and safety with a self-adhesive tape PNR 1187155.
(4)
Put the units approval tag PNR E60019-00 (equipment label) into a self-adhesive plastic
bag PNR 1564595.
(5)
Bond these self-adhesive parts on the outer surface of the cardboard box PNR E62655-00:
the self-adhesive plastic bag PNR 1564595 with the approval tag PNR E60019-00
(equipment label),
the identification label PNR 8712750,
the labels PNR 8700283, 8713205, 8711590.
Subtask 35-21-14-550-001-A01
E.
Storage
WARNING:
STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR STORAGE AND SHIPPING OF

-
INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION SPECIFICATION (IATA)

UN3356/5.1.,

CAUTION:
DO NOT KEEP THE TRANSPORT CARDBOARD BOX NEAR FLUIDS THAT CAN
CAUSE CORROSION OR DAMAGE AND DO NOT KEEP NEAR SOURCES THAT
MAKE HEAT OR OZONE.
CAUTION:
DO NOT KEEP COMPONENTS WITH RUBBER PARTS AT A TEMPERATURE

MORE THAN 20 DEG. C (68 DEG. F).
(1)
Keep the unit packed into the transport cardboard box on a shelf that:
(2)
has a free circulation of air,

is free of moist,
is far from injury smoke or gas,
is far from direct heat or sunlight.
These data must be clearly able to be read on the outer surface:
the part number,

the date of manufacture,
the date of the next overhaul.
Subtask 35-21-14-510-001-A01
F.
Shipping Instructions:
WARNING:
STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR STORAGE AND SHIPPING OF

-
INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION SPECIFICATION (IATA)

UN3356/5.1.,
35-21-14
PAGE 15003
Nov 15/2012

6XC15 / 6XC22 / 6XC36 Serie
-
(1)

Due to the classification of the OXYGEN CONTAINER to as an - OXYGEN GENERATOR,

CHEMICAL - the international regulations/instructions for shipping apply (See a.m. WARNING).
These data must be clearly able to be read on the outer surface of the transport cardboard
box PNR 8712565:
the
the
the
the
the
shipping name:
division:
class:
package instruction/group:
approval number:
-OXYGEN GENERATOR, CHEMICAL -5.I -UN3356 -523 / II -CA.... -
Additional Labels for Flight Shipping:
the hazard label:

the label:
- OXIDIZER - CARGO AIRCRAFT ONLY -
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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

FIRST ISSUE: Nov 01/2001

Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLY

6XC15 - 6XC22 - 6XC36 Series

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Special Tools and

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Testing and Fault

Schematics and Wiring

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Illustrated Parts List

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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Detailed Parts List

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

SCHEMATIC AND WIRING DIAGRAMS

FITS AND CLEARANCES

SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION)

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

This manual contains:

Technical data for the component

How to Use the Manual

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly Description and Operation

115 VAC / 400 Hz

Duration of Oxygen Generation:

Useful Life of the O2 Generator15 years)

O2 Generator (15/22/36 Min.)

4 person (15/22 Min. only)

2 person (15/22 Min. only)

2 person (36 Min. only)

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Operating Temperature Range:

1,507 to 2,495 kg (3.322 to 5.500 lb.)

the manufacturers logo,

the manufacturers name,

the part number,

the description of equipment,

the serial number,