COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

AIR OUTLET ASSEMBLY

Part Number
CDSP4500-501-A
CDSP4500-501-C

14 CENTERPOINTE DRIVE, LA PA LMA, CA 90623 (CAGE N O. 56135)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................. INTRO 1
1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................... INTRO 1
A. Scope ................................................................................................................................. INTRO 1
B. Product Support Services .................................................................................................. INTRO 1
C. Usage Guide ...................................................................................................................... INTRO 1
D. Abbreviations and Unit Symbols ........................................................................................ INTRO 1

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

1. Description ................................................................................................................................ 1
2. Operation .................................................................................................................................. 1
A. General .............................................................................................................................. 1
3. Technical Data ........................................................................................................................... 1
A. General .............................................................................................................................. 1

TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION ................................................................................................. 1

1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 1
A. General .............................................................................................................................. 1
B. Test Equipment and Materials ............................................................................................ 1
C. Test Conditions .................................................................................................................. 1
D. Test Procedures ................................................................................................................. 1
2. Fault Isolation ............................................................................................................................ 1
A. Failure Mode: Low Flow ..................................................................................................... 1
B. Failure Mode: Excessive Leakage ..................................................................................... 1

SCHEMATIC AND WIRING DIAGRAMS ........................................................................ NOT APPLICABLE

DISASSEMBLY ................................................................................................................................ 1
1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 2
A. General .............................................................................................................................. 2
2. Disassembly of the Unit ............................................................................................................ 2
A. Procedure .......................................................................................................................... 2

CLEANING ....................................................................................................................................... 2
1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 2
A. General .............................................................................................................................. 2
B. Safety Precautions ............................................................................................................. 2
C. List of Materials .................................................................................................................. 2
2. Cleaning .................................................................................................................................... 3
A. Procedure .......................................................................................................................... 3

INSPECTION/CHECK ...................................................................................................................... 4
1. Inspection/Check ....................................................................................................................... 4
A. Visual Check ...................................................................................................................... 4

REPAIR ........................................................................................................................... NOT APPLICABLE

ASSEMBLY ...................................................................................................................................... 4
1. Inroduction ................................................................................................................................ 4

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

PAGE
A. General .............................................................................................................................. 1
2. Assembly of the Unit ................................................................................................................. 1
A. Procedure .......................................................................................................................... 1

FITS AND CLEARANCES ............................................................................................... NOT APPLICABLE

SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES ............................................. 3

1. .................................................................................................................................................. 3
A. General .............................................................................................................................. 3

STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION) ............................................................................... 1001

1. General ..................................................................................................................................... 1001

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST (IPL) ................................................................................................... 1001

1. Scope of Information ................................................................................................................. 1001
A. Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 1001
2. Equipment Designator Index ..................................................................................................... 1002
A. General .............................................................................................................................. 1002
3. Numerical Index ........................................................................................................................ 1002
A. General .............................................................................................................................. 1002
4. Explanation of Detail Parts List Entries ..................................................................................... 1002
A. General .............................................................................................................................. 1002

Manufacturer Names and Addresses ........................................................................................ 4001

Alpha/Numeric Index ................................................................................................................. 10007

Detailed Parts List ..................................................................................................................... 10009

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

FIGURE TITLE PAGE

1 Air Outlet ..................................................................................................................... 1
1001 Test Setup ................................................................................................................... 1
7001 Air Outlet Assembly .................................................................................................... 3

Detailed Parts List

1 Air Outlet Assembly .................................................................................................... 10010

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LIST OF TABLES

TABLE TITLE PAGE

1 Technical Properties ................................................................................................... 1
1001 Test Equipment and Materials .................................................................................... 1
4001 Cleaning Tools and Materials ...................................................................................... 2
9001 Special Tools, Fixtures, and Equipment ...................................................................... 3
9002 Consumable ................................................................................................................ 1001

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INTRODUCTION

TASK 21-21-12-99F-801-A01
1. Introduction

A. Scope

(1) This Component Maintenance Manual (CMM) gives maintenance instructions and records
replacement parts for the Air Outlet Assembly.

(2) This document agrees with the AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION of AMERICA, Specification
No. 2200 (ATA 2200) and shows the newest data.

(3) This manual uses the task and subtask identification of the Maintenance Task Oriented Support
System (MTOSS). The maintenance tasks and other data have special MTOSS numbers for the
use of Electronic Data Processing (EDP).

B. Product Support Services

(1) Replacement parts, technical publications, and other material support are available from C&D
Aerospace. Contact:

C&D AEROSPACE Telephone: (714) 523-9977

14 Centerpointe Dr. FAX: (714) 523-0995
La Palma, California 90623
USA
(V56135)

(2) Recommendations concerning changes or improvements to this publication should be directed

to:

C&D BRASIL LTDA. Telephone: (55 12) 3954-0712

Attention: Technical Publications Department FAX: (55 12) 3958-3301
Av. Getúlio Dorneles Vargas, 3000
Jardim Marcondes - Jacareí - SP
CEP: 12305-010 - Brasil

C. Usage Guide

(1) Refer to the TABLE OF CONTENTS to find the applicable maintenance procedures or other data.

(a) DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION gives the function, primary components, operation,
and properties of the Air Outlet Assembly.

(b) TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION gives test and fault isolation procedures.

(c) DISASSEMBLY gives special procedures to disassemble the Air Outlet Assembly for
the repair or part replacement.

(d) CLEANING gives procedures to clean the components of the Air Outlet Assembly.

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(e) INSPECTION/CHECK gives procedures to examine parts for worn areas and damage.

(f) ASSEMBLY gives special procedures to assemble the Air Outlet Assembly.

(g) SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES gives the

recommended special tools, fixtures, test equipment and consumable materials used in
this manual.

(h) ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST (IPL) gives the data necessary to get replacement parts. An
equipment index, a numerical index, and illustrations refer to the parts lists that find and
identify the parts. The INTRODUCTION gives more data.

(i) STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION) gives the necessary information about

packing and transportation of Air Outlet Assembly.

(2) The sections give a table of recommended tools and materials, when applicable. Use of
equivalent items is possible.

(3) The procedures in this manual follow the specifications utilized during production and are
thereby shop verified.

D. Abbreviations and Unit Symbols

º Degree

°C Degrees Celsius

°F Degrees Fahrenheit

Ω Ohm

± Plus or Minus

– Not Illustrated

(+) Positive

(–) Negative charge

AC Alternating Current

ALT Alternate

AR As Required

ASSY Assembly

ATA Air Transport Association

AWG Average Wire Gage

BFE Buyer Furnished Equipment

BRT Bright

CAGE Commercial And Government Entity

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CB Circuit Breaker

cm Centimeter (1 cm = 0.394 inch)

CMM Component Maintenance Manual

EFF Effectivity

ELECT. Electric, Electrical

ESD Electro Static Discharge

FIG. Figure

FWD Forward

Hz Hertz

IC Integrated Circuit

INSTL Installation

IPL Illustrated Parts List

kg Kilogram (1 kg = 2.205 pounds)

kPag Kilopascal - Gage (1 kpag = 0.15 psig)

LED Light Emitting Diode

LH Left-Hand

NHA Next Higher Assembly

NO. Number

PCB Printed Circuit Board

PN Part Number

psig Pound per Square Inch - Gage

REPLCD Replaced

REPLCS Replaces

REV Revision

RF Reference

RH Right-Hand

SB Service Bulletin

SUPSD Superseded

SUPSDS Supersedes

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TB Terminal Board

UUT Unit Under Test

V Vendor

VAC Volts Alternating Current

VDC Volts Direct Current

Vrms Voltage, Root Mean Square

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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

TASK 21-21-12-870-801-A01
1. Description

A. This manual includes the passenger air outlets for installation in passenger aircraft.

B. This unit is manufactured by C & D Aerospace, La Palma, California.

TASK 21-21-12-870-802-A01
2. Operation

A. General

(1) Find the air outlet (refer to Figure 1) above the aircraft passenger seats. This lets each
passenger to control the flow and direction of conditioned air supplied for that seat.

(2) A cap is in the opening of a ball assembly. Turn the cap to control the air-outlet airflow volume.
Push on the side of the cap to give movement of the ball assembly to adjust the air direction.

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BALL

CAP

Air Outlet
Figure 1/GRAPHIC 21-21-12-99B-001-A01

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3. Technical Data

A. General

(1) Table 1 gives the properties of the Air Outlet Assembly.

Technical Properties
Table 1/TABLE 21-21-12-99A-001-A01

Property Specification
Description
Manufacturer C & D Aerospace (CAGE 56135)
Part Number CDSP4500-501-A
CDSP4500-501-C
Nomenclature Air Outlet Assembly
Service Fluid Air
Operating Pressure 3.0 inches water (7,47 mbar)
Flow 2.80 to 3.20 SCFM (1,32 to 1,50 l/s)
Leakage 0.1 SCFM (0,047 l/s) maximum @ 20.0 inches water
(49,86 mbar)

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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

TASK 21-21-12-99F-802-A01
1. Introduction

A. General

(1) The test area must align with the specifications identified in CLEANING.

(2) Fully read and know the TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION. Know the test sequences before
you do the tests.

B. Test Equipment and Materials

NOTE: Use equivalent alternative items if necessary.

Test Equipment and Materials

Table 1001/TABLE 21-21-12-99A-002-A01

Nomenclature Part or Specification Number Source (CAGE)*

Flowmeter 4 SCFM (1.91 l/s) – – – Commercially Available
Minimum
Water Manometer 25 inches – – – Commercially Available
Minimum
Pressure Regulator 0-25 inches – – – Commercially Available
min. outlet pressure
Valve (Size as required for – – – Commercially Available
connecting hoses)
* Refer to Manufacturer Names and Addresses, for vendor information

C. Test Conditions

(1) Test fluid must be filtered air (free of oil) at ambient temperature. It must be from a source that
can supply a minimum of 8 SCFM (3,77 l/s) at 3.0 inches (7,47 MBAR) of water pressure.

(2) Ambient temperature must be +60 to +100 F (15.6 to 37.8 C).

D. Test Procedures

(1) Visually examine the unit to see problems or defects.

(a) Set the unit with the surface up.

(b) Examine the unit for material defects, scratches, and dents.

(2) Functional Test

NOTE: Item numbers ( ) refer to the IPL figure. To do leakage and flow tests, connect
equipment as shown in figure 1001.

(a) Turn the plenum cap (20) to a full open position. Adjust the air supply to 3.0 inches
(7.47 MBAR) water pressure.

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1 Measure flow volume in a full open position. Flow is to be 2.8 to 3.2 SCFM (1.32 to
1.50 l/s) full open at 3.0 inches (7.47 MBAR) water.

(b) Turn the plenum cap (20) to the closed position.

(c) Leak Check Procedure

1 Adjust the air supply to 20.0 inches (49.8 MBAR) water pressure. Measure leakage to
be not larger than 0.1 SCFM (0.047 l/s).

TASK 21-21-12-810-801-A01
2. Fault Isolation

A. Failure Mode: Low Flow

(1) Make sure that unwanted material does not prevent the air flow in the plenum cap (20) of the air
outlet. Remove blockage when necessary.

B. Failure Mode: Excessive Leakage

(1) Make sure that there is no dirt, unwanted material, or surface damage. Make sure that the bullet
assembly can connect to the restrictor (40) of the air outlet. Clean if necessary.

(2) Make sure that the plenum cap (20) is tightly attached to aft of the air outlet.

(3) Make sure that there are no broken spokes on the bullet assembly (45).

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TEST PIECE

FLOWMETER

VALVE REGULATOR

MANOMETER

AIR
SOURCE

Test Setup
Figure 1001/GRAPHIC 21-21-12-99B-002-A01

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DISASSEMBLY

TASK 21-21-12-99F-803-A01
1. Introduction

A. General

(1) This section gives special instructions to prevent injury and possible damage to the components
of the air outlet.

(2) To use this section:

• Refer to TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATIONand INSPECTION/CHECKto identify the

damaged and worn parts.
• Refer to TASK 21-21-12-000-001-A01or special instructions.

(3) No special tools or fixtures are necessary to disassemble the Air Outlet Assembly.

NOTE: Change of the disassembly sequence if necessary.

TASK 21-21-12-000-001-A01
2. Disassembly of the Unit

A. Procedure

NOTE: You can replace many of the components with the air outlet assembly installed in the aircraft.

SUBTASK 21-21-12-040-001-A01
(1) Disassemble the Air Outlet Assembly as follows: (Refer to IPL Fig.1)

(a) Put the end of a small slot screwdriver into the edge of the retainer (10). Remove the
retainer from the groove in the housing (5).

(b) Remove the ring seal (15), cap (20), ball (25), washer (30), spring (35), and restrictor (40).

(c) Remove the bullet assembly (45). Disassemble the bullet assembly as follows:

1 Remove the bullet (50) and support (55).

(d) Remove the washer (60), snap ring (65), spacer (70), wave spring (75) and snap ring (80).

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CLEANING

TASK 21-21-12-99F-804-A01
1. Introduction

A. General

(1) This section gives instructions to clean the air outlet assembly made by C&D Aerospace. Use
the materials and equipment correctly. Prevent risks to personnel. Prevent possible damage
to the equipment.

NOTE: The manufacturers can change their formula. Obey the instructions given on the
container. Obey the proportion recommended by the manufacturer.

(2) Table 4001 gives the recommended cleaning tools and materials.

NOTE: Use equivalent items if necessary.

B. Safety Precautions

WARNING: DETERGENTS, SOAPS, AND OTHER AGENTS USED TO CLEAN ARE AN

ALKALINE SOLUTION. EYE AND SKIN SENSITIVITY IS POSSIBLE. WEAR
SUFFICIENT AND PROTECTION TO PREVENT DANGEROUS CONDITIONS.

(1) All materials used to clean are dangerous. Obey the safety warnings. Make sure that the
personnel are safe. Prevent damage to the equipment.

C. List of Materials

Cleaning Tools and Materials

Table 4001/TABLE 21-21-12-99A-003-A01

Nomenclature Part or Specification Number Source (CAGE)*

Cotton Cloths (clean and dry) – – – Commercially Available
Protective eyewear or safety – – – Commercially Available
goggles
Rubber Gloves, Latex or better – – – Commercially Available
Soft-bristled brush – – – Commercially Available
Distilled water – – – Commercially Available
Cleaner AMS 1550 Commercially Available
* Refer to Manufacturer Names and Addresses, for vendor information

TASK 21-21-12-100-801-A01
2. Cleaning

A. Procedure

(1) Prepare the cleaner and water solution.

(2) Put each part into the solution. Let the solution flush all internal and external surfaces.

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(3) Use a brush and cloth if necessary to remove dirt, grease.

(4) Fully flush the parts in clean water at room temperature.

(5) Let parts to dry fully at room temperature.

(6) If you do not INSPECTION/CHECK immediately, keep the parts in a dry, dust-free container.

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INSPECTION/CHECK

TASK 21-21-12-200-801-A01
1. Inspection/Check

A. Visual Check

(1) Examine all units for worn parts and cracks.

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ASSEMBLY

TASK 21-21-12-99F-805-A01
1. Inroduction

A. General

(1) This section gives instructions to assemble the air outlet assembly.

(2) To use this section:

(a) Refer to TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION and INSPECTION/CHECKto identify the
damaged and worn parts.

(b) Refer to TASK 21-21-12-000-002-A01for special assembly instructions.

(3) No special tools or fixtures are necessary to assemble the air outlet assembly.

NOTE: Change of the assembly sequence if necessary.

TASK 21-21-12-000-002-A01
2. Assembly of the Unit

A. Procedure

SUBTASK 21-21-12-440-001-A01
(1) Air Outlet Assembly (IPL Figure 1).

(a) Install the washer (60), snap ring (65), spacer (70), wave spring (75), and snap ring (80).

(b) Install the bullet assembly (45). Assemble the bullet assembly as follows:

1 Install the bullet (50) and support (55).

(c) Install the ring seal (15), cap (20), ball (25), washer (30), spring (35) and restrictor (40).

(d) Install the retainer (10) into housing (5).

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COIL SPRING ORIENTATION

BULLET ASSEMBLY ORIENTATION

WAVE SPRING ORIENTATION

Air Outlet Assembly

Figure 7001/GRAPHIC 21-21-12-99B-003-A01

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SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES

TASK 21-21-12-99F-811-A01
1.
Introduction

A. General

(1) The table 9001 gives the recommended special tools, fixtures and test equipment for the
Air Outlet Assembly. The table 9002 gives the recommended consumable for the Air Outlet
Assembly.

NOTE: Use equivalent items if necessary.

Special Tools, Fixtures, and Equipment

Table 9001/TABLE 21-21-12-99A-004-A01

Nomenclature Part of Specification Source (CAGE)* Use

Number
Flowmeter 4 SCFM (1.91 – – – Commercially Available Test
l/s) Minimum
Water Manometer 25 – – – Commercially Available Test
inches Minimum
Pressure Regulator – – – Commercially Available Test
0-25 inches min. outlet
pressure
Valve (Size as required – – – Commercially Available Test
for connecting hoses)
* Refer to Manufacturer Names and Addresses, for vendor information
** Add insert tab number to guide tool part number. Example: Insert tab number: T2 would use
guide tool part number: SLT 600G2.

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Consumable
Table 9002/TABLE 21-21-12-99A-005-A01

Nomenclature Part of Specification Source (CAGE)* Use

Number
Cotton Cloths (clean and – – – Commercially Available Cleaning
dry)
Protective eyewear or – – – Commercially Available Cleaning
safety goggles
Rubber Gloves, Latex or – – – Commercially Available Cleaning
better
Soft-bristled brush – – – Commercially Available Cleaning
Distilled water – – – Commercially Available Cleaning
Cleaner AMS 1550 Commercially Available Cleaning
* Refer to Manufacturer Names and Addresses, for vendor information
** Add insert tab number to guide tool part number. Example: Insert tab number: T2 would use
guide tool part number: SLT 600G2.

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STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION)

TASK 21-21-12-550-801-A01
1. General

A. The Air Outlet Assembly is corrosion resistant and no special preservation is necessary.

B. Wind the assembly in wrapping paper (Fed. Spec. UU-P-271, or equivalent) or a plastic cover.

C. Use tape (Fed. Spec JAN-P-127, or equivalent) to attach the wrapping paper or cover.

D. Identify each assembly by the part number and the date of the overhaul on a tag or in a location on
the assembly paper.

E. Keep the assembly in a cool and dry area away from hot temperatures.

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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST (IPL)

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TASK 21-21-12-99F-807-A01
1. Scope of Information

A. Introduction

(1) General

(a) Each assembly is recorded and immediately followed by a record of its detail parts. The
record is indentured to show the difference between each part and the higher assembly.
Item numbers in the parts list agree with the item numbers of the included illustration
(figure).

(2) How to Identify a Part

(a) When the part number is known, find the part number in the index. Record the figure
and item number. Find the item number in the applicable parts list and illustration to
get the necessary data.

(b) When the part number is not known, look at the illustrations to identify the part by
shape and location. Refer to the included parts list to get the PART NUMBER,
NOMENCLATURE, EFFECTIVITY, and QUANTITY.

(c) Use the EFFECTIVITY CODE to show the use of a part to its higher assembly.
When the EFFECTIVITY CODE column is empty, the use of the part applies to all
NEXT-HIGHER-ASSEMBLIES unless specified differently in the NOMENCLATURE
column.

TASK 21-21-12-99F-808-A01
2. Equipment Designator Index

A. General

(1) The EQUIPMENT DESIGNATOR INDEX is an aid to find the parts in the DETAIL PARTS LIST
by the EQUIPMENT DESIGNATOR. Each entry gives the EQUIPMENT DESIGNATOR, the
PART NUMBER, the FIGURE NUMBER, and the ITEM NUMBER.

(2) Put the EQUIPMENT DESIGNATOR INDEX in sequence, one character at a time, from left to
right. The correct sequence is (1) dash, (2) letters A through Z, and (3) numerals 0 through 9.

TASK 21-21-12-99F-809-A01
3. Numerical Index

A. General

(1) The NUMERICAL INDEX is an aid to find parts in the DETAIL PARTS LIST by part number. It
gives the FIGURE NUMBER, the ITEM NUMBER, and the TOTAL QUANTITY REQUIRED
for each entry.

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(2) Put the PART NUMBERS in sequence, one character at a time, from left to right. The correct
sequence is (1) dash, (2) letters A through Z, and (3) numerals 0 through 9.

TASK 21-21-12-99F-810-A01
4. Explanation of Detail Parts List Entries

A. General

(1) The DETAIL PARTS LIST is the general sequence of disassembly. Illustrate the parts and
record them in the related parts list.

(2) FIG. ITEM Column

(a) The first number at the top of each FIG. ITEM column is the figure number of the
exploded-view illustration. The number given opposite each part number is the item
number given to the part in the illustration.

(b) A dash (-) in front of an item number shows that the part is not illustrated.

(c) Alpha-variants A through Z (except I and O) are given to item numbers when necessary to
identify added parts, alternate parts, and parts changed by service bulletins.

(3) PART NUMBER Column

(a) This column gives the part number of the manufacturer for each part, as changed to meet
the requirements of ATA 200/2000. The changes can include:

1 Removal of empty spaces and special characters. Dashes are permitted only
between number characters.

2 Add a reference part number that agrees with ATA 200/2000 if the PART NUMBER
is longer than 15 characters. In these cases, give the full part number in the
NOMENCLATURE column.

(4) INDENTure Column

(a) The indenture column shows how parts are related. A typical relation is as follows:

1 2 3 4
* Assembly
* * Detailed parts for assembly
* * Sub- assembly
* * * Detailed parts for sub-assembly
* * * Sub-sub-assembly
* * * * Detailed parts for sub-sub-assembly

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(5) NOMENCLATURE Column

(a) This column gives descriptive nomenclature for each part. It can also give the CAGE code
of the manufacturer (if the part is not made by C&D Aerospace), the part number (if it
is longer than 15 digits or changed to ATA 200/2000), a service bulletin that changes
the part, and expired part numbers. The column also gives the figure for NHA and
more data as necessary.

(b) Record both the pre- and post-service bulletin configurations of assemblies,
subassemblies, and detail parts subjected to modification, deletion, addition, or
replacement by an issued service bulletin. The term (PRE SB XXXX) in the
NOMENCLATURE column identifies the initial configuration, and the term (POST SB
XXXX) identifies assemblies and parts after the change is completed.

(c) When applicable, use the terms defined below to indicate the interchangeability of parts.
These names show how parts are interchangeable.

Term Abbreviation Definition

Alternate ALT TO The recorded part is an alternative
to and interchangeable with other
parts in the same item number
group or other item numbers when
identified.
Superseded By SUPSD BY The part is superseded by and is
not interchangeable with the item
number identified in the note
Supersedes SUPSDS The part supersedes and is not
interchangeable with the item
number identified in the note.
Replaced By RPLD BY The part is replaced by and is
interchangeable with the item
number identified in the note.
Replaces RPLS The part replaces and is
interchangeable with the item
number identified in the note.

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MANUFACTURER NAMES AND ADDRESSES

CODE NAME ADDRESS

V56135 CD AEROSPACE 14 CENTERPOINTE DR. LA PALMA

CA 90623

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ALPHA/NUMERIC INDEX

PART NUMBER AIRLINE FIGURE ITEM TOTAL

STOCK NUMBER NUMBER REQ’D
NUMBER

CDSP4500-501-A 1 1 RF

CDSP4500-501-C 1 1A RF

CDSP4501-1 1 5 1

CDSP4501-1-A 1 5A 1

CDSP4501-1-C 1 5B 1

CDSP4502-1 1 25 1

CDSP4502-1-A 1 25A 1

CDSP4502-1-C 1 25B 1

CDSP4503-1 1 40 1

CDSP4503-1-A 1 40A 1

CDSP4503-1-C 1 40B 1

CDSP4504-1 1 35 1

CDSP4505-501 1 45 1

CDSP4505-501-1 1 50 1

CDSP4505-501-1-A 1 50A 1

CDSP4505-501-1-C 1 50B 1

CDSP4505-501-3 1 55 1

CDSP4505-501-3-A 1 55A 1

CDSP4505-501-3-C 1 55B 1

CDSP4505-501-A 1 45A 1

CDSP4505-501-C 1 45B 1

CDSP4506-1 1 10 1

CDSP4506-1-A 1 10A 1

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PART NUMBER AIRLINE FIGURE ITEM TOTAL

STOCK NUMBER NUMBER REQ’D
NUMBER

CDSP4506-1-C 1 10B 1

CDSP4507-1 1 15 1

CDSP4508-1 1 70 1

CDSP4509-1 1 65 1

CDSP4509-3 1 80 1

CDSP4510-1 1 60 1

CDSP4511-1 1 75 1

CDSP4512-1 1 20 1

CDSP4512-1-A 1 20A 1

CDSP4512-1-C 1 20B 1

CDSP4513-1 1 30 2

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DETAILED PARTS LIST

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70

75

80

20
30

25

30

40

35

45

60

65 5

10

15
A

CD170CMM21211201A

50

55

Air Outlet Assembly

Figure 1/GRAPHIC 21-21-12-99B-004-A01

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FIG. ITEM PART NUMBER AIRLINE NOMENCLATURE EFFECT UNITS

STOCK 1234567 CODE PER
NUMBER ASSY

1 – 1 CDSP4500-501-A . AIR OUTLET ASSY A RF

– 1A CDSP4500-501-C . AIR OUTLET ASSY B RF

5 CDSP4501-1 . . HOUSING 1
RPLD BY ITEMS -5A AND -5B

– 5A CDSP4501-1-A . . HOUSING A 1
RPLS ITEM 5

– 5B CDSP4501-1-C . . HOUSING B 1
RPLS ITEM 5

10 CDSP4506-1 . . RETAINER 1
RPLD BY ITEMS -10A AND -10B

– 10A CDSP4506-1-A . . RETAINER A 1

RPLS ITEM 10

– 10B CDSP4506-1-C . . RETAINER B 1

RPLS ITEM 10

15 CDSP4507-1 . . RING, SEAL 1

20 CDSP4512-1 . . CAP 1
RPLD BY ITEMS -20A AND -20B

– 20A CDSP4512-1-A . . CAP A 1

RPLS ITEM 20

– 20B CDSP4512-1-C . . CAP B 1

RPLS ITEM 20

25 CDSP4502-1 . . BALL 1
RPLD BY ITEMS -25A AND -25B

– 25A CDSP4502-1-A . . BALL A 1

RPLS ITEM 25

– 25B CDSP4502-1-C . . BALL B 1

RPLS ITEM 25

30 CDSP4513-1 . . WASHER 2

35 CDSP4504-1 . . SPRING 1

40 CDSP4503-1 . . RESTRICTOR 1
RPLD BY ITEMS -40A AND -40B

– ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED

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FIG. ITEM PART NUMBER AIRLINE NOMENCLATURE EFFECT UNITS

STOCK 1234567 CODE PER
NUMBER ASSY

1 – 40A CDSP4503-1-A . . RESTRICTOR A 1

RPLS ITEM 40

– 40B CDSP4503-1-C . . RESTRICTOR B 1

RPLS ITEM 40

45 CDSP4505-501 . . BULLET ASSY 1

RPLD BY ITEMS -45A AND -45B

– 45A CDSP4505-501-A . . BULLET ASSY A 1

RPLS ITEM 45

– 45B CDSP4505-501-C . . BULLET ASSY B 1

RPLS ITEM 45

50 CDSP4505-501-1 . . . BULLET 1
RPLD BY ITEMS -50A AND -50B

– 50A CDSP4505-501-1-A . . . BULLET A 1

RPLS ITEM 50

– 50B CDSP4505-501-1-C . . . BULLET B 1

RPLS ITEM 50

55 CDSP4505-501-3 . . . SUPPORT 1
RPLD BY ITEMS -55A AND -55B

– 55A CDSP4505-501-3-A . . . SUPPORT A 1

RPLS ITEM 55

– 55B CDSP4505-501-3-C . . . SUPPORT B 1

RPLS ITEM 55

60 CDSP4510-1 . . WASHER 1

65 CDSP4509-1 . . RING, SNAP 1

70 CDSP4508-1 . . SPACER 1

75 CDSP4511-1 . . SPRING, WAVE 1

80 CDSP4509-3 . . RING, SNAP 1

– ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED

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