Thomas Cook Group Airbus A330 Super-Light Ultra R Seat Component Maintenance Manual & Illustrated Parts List

Thomas Cook Group
CMM 25-20-32 Component Maintenance Manual & Illustrated Parts List

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Thomas Cook Group Airbus A330 Super-Light Ultra R Seat

Component Maintenance Manual & Illustrated Parts List
Seat Variant P/N Seat Variant P/N
DBL FR OB LH 32-18-01-261 DBL FR CTR LH 32-18-01-26A
DBL FR OB RH 32-18-01-262 DBL FR CTR RH 32-18-01-26B
DBL STD OB LH 32-18-01-263 DBL STD CTR LH 32-18-01-26C
DBL STD OB RH 32-18-01-264 DBL STD CTR RH 32-18-01-26D
DBL RR CTD OB LH 32-18-01-265 DBL NR CTR LH 32-18-01-26E
DBL RR CTD OB RH 32-18-01-266 DBL NR CTR RH 32-18-01-26F
DBL RR OB LH 32-18-01-267 DBL STD STRWL LH 32-18-01-26G
DBL RR OB RH 32-18-01-268 DBL RR STRWL LH 32-18-01-26H
TPL STD CTR 32-18-01-363 DBL BO CTD OB LH 32-18-01-26J
TPL RR CTR 32-18-01-365 DBL BO CTD OB RH 32-18-01-26K
TPL IAT CTR 32-18-02-363 DBL CTD OB LH 32-18-01-26L
DBL FR CTR 32-18-06-201 DBL CTD OB RH 32-18-01-26M
DBL IAT CTR LH 32-18-06-203 DBL NR CTR LH 32-18-01-26Q
DBL IAT CTR RH 32-18-06-204 DBL RR CTR LH 32-18-01-26R
DBL RR CTR RH 32-18-01-26S
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List of P/Ns
32-18-01-261 32-18-01-266 32-18-02-363 32-18-01-26A 32-18-01-26F 32-18-01-26L
32-18-01-262 32-18-01-267 32-18-06-201 32-18-01-26B 32-18-01-26G 32-18-01-26M
32-18-01-263 32-18-01-268 32-18-06-203 32-18-01-26C 32-18-01-26H 32-18-01-26Q
32-18-01-264 32-18-01-363 32-18-06-204 32-18-01-26D 32-18-01-26J 32-18-01-26R
32-18-01-265 32-18-01-365 32-18-01-26E 32-18-01-26K 32-18-01-26S
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RECORD OF REVISIONS
Revision Date Page Reason for Change

1 22/08/2014 N/A Initial Issue
2 12/09/2014 18 Stretcher installation / Removal instructions has been updated
304 Stating that extra care should be taken when removing the
fabric cover and foam pad near the TV monitor.
704 Instruction on how to attached the armrest over-mould to the

armrest included
1001 IPL has been updated to reflect changes to the base cushion,
base cushion cover and Foam padding
1301 Installation instructions updated

3 07/10/2014 18 Section 2.A.(1)(e): “suitable place” -> “suitable compartment”
1080 Electrical Conduit P9118 added to FRVA IPL

4 24/11/2014 18 Task 25-20-32-000-020 stretch removal / installation updated
101 Task 25-20-32-010-010 Testing and Fault isolation has been

updated
310
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-180 Armrest removed updated &
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-190 Seatbelt shackle removal
703 updated
705 Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-050 Seatbelt Shackles installation

Updated
706
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-060 Armrest Installation updated
1090
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-070 Seatback installation Updated
IPL Seatbelt shackle has been amended

5 03/12/2014 1083 IPL Anti-Tamper Security tag added
6 15/12/2014 400 The use of Ambersolv SB1 Removed. Please note the use of
Ambersolv or any similar products is strictly forbidden
1001 Seatbelt PN changed to 2197-1-031-9040
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7 03/03/2015 Various PNs incorporated into the CMM: 32-18-06-203, 32-18-06-204
& 32-18-03-201
1088 Seat pan IPL updated
1301 Seat minimum pitch correct
Various -C removed from CMM
IPL IPL updated and corrected to incorporate the new PNs and the
removal of the -C
8 04/03/15 501 Checks for velcro strips included Subtask 25-20-32-050-010-
070
9 27/04/2015 1 Record of service bulletins / Letters list updated
504 Subtask 25-20-30-050-010-070 removed
Various PNs incorporated into the CMM 32-18-01-26R & 32-18-01-26S
IPL Seatbelt PN corrected to 2197-1-031-9040

10 08/05/2015 713 Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-200 updated – addition information
of how to assembly the life-vest box and crew step onto the
seat.
11 17/07/2015 13 Further information added on how to stop the seat from
reclining
1302
Subtask 25-20-32-130-020-020 Orientation of rear foot fitting
washer added
1019
Rear foot fitting IPL updated
11A 18/11/2015 Interim revision:
- -Service Bulletin/Letter table updated

701 -PN: 10279-01-01 changed to 10279-XX-01
703 Loctite Changed from 222 to 270
1024 Tray Table latch alternative part added
1042 Attaching parts for the life-vest pouch updated
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12 04/04/2016 Record of SB / SIL updated
312, 1035 ACR-160-SB content incorporated

602 ACR-209-SB content incorporated
312, 704, ACR-252-SB content incorporated
1035, 1037
715 ACR-260-SIL content incorporated
605 ACR-264-SIL content incorporated
21 Paragraph on cushion acceptable wear inserted
304 Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-160 amended
404 Subtask 25-20-32-040-010-040 removed
1007 - IPL entirely revised
Various Alternative adhesive to P9093 added

13 05/07/2016 1401 SERVICING Pageblock updated
14 03/11/2016 707, 1030 ACR-422-SB content incorporated
15 18/07/2017 601, Figure 62 Where applicable P9004 Replaced By P7051
18 Item (8)(c) updated.
101 Task 25-20-32-010-010 updated. 1.B.(1)(a)
402 Task 25-20-32-040-010 updated.
501 Task 25-20-32-050-010 updated.
1013 Item 140C updated.
1043 Item 10 updated.
IPLFigure 23 Various amendments to reflect drawings.
16 10/11/2017 22 Task 25-20-32-000-020 updated.
102 Task 25-20-32-010-010 updated.
501 Task 25-20-32-050-010 updated.
1401 Task 25-20-32-140-010 updated.
1013 P1025 added.
1026 & 1027 ACR-585-SB Incorporated.
17 21/12/2017 1032 Item 150 part number corrected.
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RECORD OF SERVICE BULLETINS / LETTERS
Bulletin
Date Reason for Incorporation Pages
/ Letter
ACR-160-SB 04/04/2016 IAT Armcap Check Strap Removal 312, 1035
ACR-209-SB 04/04/2016 Seat Pan Hook/Loop Fasteners Replacement 602
ACR-251-SB 04/04/2016 Seatback Hook/Loop Fasteners Replacement 604
ACR-252-SB 04/04/2016 In Arm Table Armcap Replacement 312, 703, 1035, 1037
ACR-260-
04/04/2016 Servcorp Life-Vest Pouch Installation 715
SIL
ACR-264-
04/04/2016 Hand Reaming of the Hoop Plug Bush 605
SIL
ACR-329-SB 04/04/2016 FRVA Placard 1040
ACR-331-SB 05/07/2016 FRVA Overhaul and Servicing 22, 102, 501, 1401
ACR-422-SB 16/11/2016 Saddle Clamp Screw Replacement 707, 1030
ACR-484-SB 18/07/2017 Cotter Ring Replacement 601, Figure 62
ACR-586-SB 18/07/2017 Life-vest Pouch Upgrade 18, 1013, 1043
ACR-585-SB 10/11/2017 Shroud Box Repair 1026 & 1027
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................... 1
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION ............................................................................................................... 1
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION ......................................................................................................... 101
SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS................................................................................................ 201
DISASSEMBLY ........................................................................................................................................ 301
CLEANING ............................................................................................................................................... 401
CHECK ..................................................................................................................................................... 501
REPAIR .................................................................................................................................................... 601
ASSEMBLY .............................................................................................................................................. 701
FITS AND CLEARANCES ........................................................................................................................ 801
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT ................................................................................... 901
SPECIAL PROCEDURES ...................................................................................................................... 1101
REMOVAL .............................................................................................................................................. 1201
INSTALLATION ...................................................................................................................................... 1301
SERVICING............................................................................................................................................ 1401
STORAGE .............................................................................................................................................. 1501
REWORK ............................................................................................................................................... 1601
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST .................................................................................................................. 1001
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Figure 1 Seat Overview 25-20-32-000-010-000-001 ..................................................................................... 4

Figure 2 Primary Structure 25-20-32-000-010-000-002 ................................................................................ 5
Figure 3 Leg and Rib Assemblies 25-20-32-000-010-000-003 ...................................................................... 6
Figure 4 Outer Rib Assemblies 25-20-32-000-010-000-004 .......................................................................... 7
Figure 5 Upper spar, Lower Spar and Seat Pan Assemblies 25-20-32-000-010-000-005 ............................. 8
Figure 6 Baggage Bar Assembly 25-20-32-000-010-000-006 ....................................................................... 9
Figure 7 Seatback Overview 25-20-32-000-010-000-007 ........................................................................... 10
Figure 8 Plastic Shroud 25-20-32-000-010-000-008 ................................................................................... 11
Figure 9 Tray Table Latch 25-20-32-000-010-000-009 ............................................................................... 11
Figure 10 Seatback Pivot 25-20-32-000-010-000-010 ................................................................................ 12
Figure 11 Reclning Mechanism 25-20-32-000-010-000-011 ....................................................................... 13
Figure 12 Adjustment of UltraLOC™ 25-20-32-000-010-000-012 ............................................................... 13
Figure 13 Tray Table 25-20-32-000-010-000-013 ....................................................................................... 14
Figure 14 Front Row (FR) In-Arm Table (IAT) 25-20-32-000-010-000-014 ................................................. 15
Figure 15 Armrest 25-20-32-000-010-000-015 ........................................................................................... 16
Figure 16 Aisle Impact Protection 25-20-32-000-010-000-016 .................................................................... 17
Figure 17 Aisle Impact Protection 25-20-32-000-010-000-017 .................................................................... 18
Figure 18 Seatback Foam Pad and Cover 25-20-32-000-010-000-018....................................................... 19
Figure 19 Seat Base 25-20-32-000-010-000-019........................................................................................ 20
Figure 20 Video Arm Operation 25-20-32-000-020-000-001 ....................................................................... 22
Figure 21 Bucher Stretcher Installation 25-20-32-000-020-000-001............................................................ 23
Figure 22 Crew Step 25-20-32-030-010-030-001 ..................................................................................... 302
Figure 23 Literature Pocket 25-20-32-030-010-100-001 ........................................................................... 305
Figure 24 IFE LRU 25-20-32-030-010-120-001 ....................................................................................... 306
Figure 25 RDU 25-20-32-030-010-120-002 .............................................................................................. 307
Figure 26 Front Row Video Arm 25-20-32-030-010-150-001 .................................................................... 308
Figure 27 Seatback 25-20-32-030-010-170-001 ....................................................................................... 309
Figure 28 IAT Armrest 25-20-32-030-010-180-001 ................................................................................... 310
Figure 29 Armrest 25-20-32-030-010-180-002 ......................................................................................... 311
Figure 30 IAT Armrest Armcap 25-20-32-030-010-220-001 ...................................................................... 312
Figure 31 IAT Slave Armrest Armcap 25-20-32-030-010-220-002 ............................................................ 312
Figure 32 Seat-Pan Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-200-001 ......................................................................... 313
Figure 33 Baggage Bar 25-20-32-030-010-210-001 ................................................................................. 314
Figure 34 Baggage Bar 25-20-32-070-010-030-001 ................................................................................. 702
Figure 35 Seatpan 25-20-32-070-010-040-001 ......................................................................................... 703
Figure 36 Armrests 25-20-32-070-010-220-001 ........................................................................................ 704
Figure 37 IAT Slave Armrest Armcap 25-20-32-070-010-220-002 ............................................................ 704
Figure 38 Armrests 25-20-32-070-010-060-001 ........................................................................................ 705
Figure 39 IAT Armrests 25-20-32-070-010-060-002 ................................................................................. 706
Figure 40 Seatback 25-20-32-070-010-070-001 ....................................................................................... 707
Figure 41 Video Arm 25-20-32-070-010-090-001 ..................................................................................... 709
Figure 42 IFE LRUs 25-20-32-070-010-120-001....................................................................................... 710
Figure 43 RDU 25-20-32-070-010-120-002 .............................................................................................. 711
Figure 44 Literature Pocket 25-20-32-070-010-140-001 ........................................................................... 712
Figure 45 Crew Step 25-20-32-070-010-210-001 ..................................................................................... 716
Figure 46 Rear foot fitting washer 25-20-32-130-010-020-001................................................................ 1302
Figure 47 Rear Foot Assembly 25-20-32-130-010-030-001 .................................................................... 1302
Figure 48 Seat Assembly (1 of 2) 25-20-32-100-040-000-001 ................................................................ 1007
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Figure 49 Seat Assembly (2 of 2) 25-20-32-100-040-000-002 ................................................................ 1008
Figure 50 Seat Parts 25-20-32-100-040-000-003 ................................................................................... 1014
Figure 51 Front Foot Fitting 25-20-32-100-040-000-053 ......................................................................... 1018
Figure 52 Rear Foot Fitting 25-20-32-100-040-000-054.......................................................................... 1019
Figure 53 Seatbelt Shackle 25-20-32-100-040-000-058 ......................................................................... 1020
Figure 54 Seat Pan Assy 25-20-32-100-040-000-055 ............................................................................. 1021
Figure 55 Sliding Table 25-20-32-100-040-000-038 ............................................................................... 1023
Figure 56 Ultra Back Rave 25-20-32-100-040-000-039 .......................................................................... 1024
Figure 57 Ultra Back Rear Row 25-20-32-100-040-000-040 ................................................................... 1025
Figure 58 Underseat Shroud Assy 25-20-32-100-040-000-041............................................................... 1026
Figure 59 Underseat Shroud Assy 25-20-32-100-040-000-059............................................................... 1027
Figure 60 Baggage Bar 25-20-32-100-040-000-052 ............................................................................... 1028
Figure 61 Seatback Assembly 25-20-32-100-040-000-043 ..................................................................... 1029
Figure 62 Recline Locking Assembly 25-20-32-100-040-000-044........................................................... 1031
Figure 63 Recline Lever Assembly 25-20-32-100-040-000-045 .............................................................. 1033
Figure 64 Armrest 25-20-32-100-040-000-046 ....................................................................................... 1034
Figure 65 In-Arm Table 25-20-32-100-040-000-047 ............................................................................... 1035
Figure 66 IAT Slave Armrest Assembly 25-20-32-100-040-000-048 ....................................................... 1038
Figure 67 Front Row Video Arm Assembly 25-20-32-100-040-000-049 .................................................. 1039
Figure 68 Life Vest boxes 25-20-32-100-040-000-051 ............................................................................ 1042
Figure 69 RDU Mounting Plate 25-20-32-100-040-000-023.................................................................... 1044
Figure 70 SPU Bonding Strap 25-20-32-100-040-000-024 ..................................................................... 1045
Figure 71 Electronic Installation 25-20-32-100-040-000-042 .................................................................. 1046
Figure 72 Crew Step 25-20-32-100-040-000-050 ................................................................................... 1051
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1 Pageblock Assignment 25-20-32-INT-010-000-001 ......................................................................... 2

Table 2 Table of Abbraviations 25-20-32-INT-050-000-001 ......................................................................... 8
Table 3 List of Effective Part Numbers 25-20-32-000-010-000-001 .............................................................. 1
Table 4 Seat Dimensions and Weights 25-20-32-000-010-000-002 .............................................................. 3
Table 5 Cleaning Agents 25-20-32-040-010-000-001 ............................................................................... 401
Table 6 Materials for Repair 25-20-32-060-010-000-001 ......................................................................... 601
Table 7 Tools for Repair 25-20-32-060-010-000-002 ............................................................................... 601
Table 8 List of Tools, Fixtures and Equipment 25-20-32-090-010-000-001 ............................................... 901
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INTRODUCTION
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1. General
A. Purpose of the Manual
The Component Maintenance Manual (CMM) conforms to Air Transport Association (ATA)
Specification No. 100.
This manual contains component maintenance instructions for the Thomas Cook Group Airbus
A330 Super-Light Ultra R Seat, manufactured by Acro Aircraft Seating Ltd. (ACRO).
The CMM provides verified procedures to enable a mechanic to restore serviceable components.
The CMM is prepared by the Manufacturer for each unit that can be repaired or overhauled.
ACRO Aircraft Seating Limited - Technical Publications use both metric and nonmetric system of
measurement.
The system used in the original reference documents is given first, followed by the conversion
into the other system in brackets.
B. Manual Breakdown Arrangement
The information contained in the CMM has been divided into three main categories:
(1) Description and Operation (DO)

(2) Maintenance Procedure (MP)
(3) Illustrated Parts List (IPL)
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C. Page Block (Pageblock) Assignment
The table below gives the identifications (Pageblock) used for the CMM categories of data.
Table 1 Pageblock Assignment 25-20-32-INT-010-000-001
PAGEBLOCK NUMBER PAGINATION

INTRODUCTION INT INT1-INT99
DESCRIPTION & OPERATION 000 1-99
TESTING & FAULT ISOLATION 100 101-199
SCHEMATIC & WIRING DIAGRAMS 200 201-299
DISASSEMBLY 300 301-399
CLEANING 400 401-499
CHECK 500 501-599
REPAIR 600 601-699
ASSEMBLY 700 701-799
FITS & CLEARANCES 800 801-899
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT & CONSUMABLES 900 901-999
SPECIAL PROCEDURES 1100 1101-1199
REMOVAL 1200 1201-1299
INSTALLATION 1300 1301-1399
SERVICING 1400 1401-1499
STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION 1500 1501-1599
REWORK 1600 1601-1699
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST 1000 1001 onwards
(1) Introduction
This pageblock explains the organisation of the data in the CMM and the use of the data
(DO and MP parts only). For IPL Parts, see IPL INTRO (Pageblock 1000). The introduction
also includes a glossary of non-standard abbreviations
(2) Description and Operation
This pageblock gives a general overview of information. It gives an electrical and

mechanical description. It explains the configuration and the operation of the component.
It explains external connector interconnections in the component.
(3) Testing and Fault Isolation
This pageblock contains specific tests and procedures required to determine the condition
of a component and fault isolation data.
(4) Schematic and Wiring Diagrams
This pageblock contains all schematic diagrams, wiring and interconnecting diagrams of
cards, chassis wiring, modules and sub-assemblies.
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(5) Disassembly
This pageblock gives step-by-step disassembly instructions in a logical sequence. It

includes references to the figure item numbers from the IPL illustration(s) where applicable.
(6) Cleaning
This pageblock gives instructions for the cleaning of the component.
(7) Check
This pageblock gives all the check procedures that are necessary during shop
maintenance.
(8) Repair
This pageblock contains repair procedures and specifications necessary to restore a worn
or damaged part to serviceable condition.
(9) Assembly
This pageblock gives step-by-step assembly instructions in a logical sequence, references

to the figure item numbers from the IPL illustration(s) where applicable.
(10) Fits and Clearances
This pageblock provides the fits and clearances data, in one or more tables, and torque
tightening figures if applicable.
(11) Special Tools, Fixtures, Equipment and Consumables
This pageblock lists all special tools, fixtures, equipment and consumables necessary for
maintenance actions given in the other pageblocks.
(12) Special Procedures
This pageblock contains tasks which are not part of the other pageblocks, but are necessary
as a result of other maintenance tasks. These tasks are self-contained repairs or preventive
maintenance.
(13) Removal
Not applicable (N/A)
(14) Installation
This pageblock provides the procedure on how to install the component into the aircraft
(A/C)
(15) Servicing
N/A
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(16) Storage
This pageblock contains requirements related to preparation for transportation, special

handling, packaging, storage and preservation requirements of the component after
assembly or test.
(17) Rework
N/A
(18) Illustrated Parts List
This pageblock contains the complete list of all the parts of the component (For detailed
description of the IPL, see IPL INTRO).
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2. General Arrangement
A. Preliminary Pages at the beginning of the CMM
(1) Cover
(2) Title Page (TP)
(3) Record of Revisions (ROR)
(4) Record of Temporary Revisions (RTR)
Lists the temporary revisions which shall be removed from the manual or which remain still
effective.
(5) List of Service Bulletin (LSB)
List the Service Bulletins (SB) and the Service Information Letters (SIL) which are
applicable for the equipment.
(6) List of Effective Pages (LEP)
List all effective pages for a given revision issue. New pages are indicated by N, revised by
R or deleted by D.
(7) Table of Content
List all major sub-divisions of each page block contained in the manual.
(8) List of Illustrations
List all illustrations contained in the manual.
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(9) List of Tables
List all tables contained in the manual.
B. Introduction (INTRO) Structure
(1) General
The introduction is broken down into tasks. This gives general information related to the
CMM.
(2) General Arrangement

(3) Maintenance Task Numbering
This task explains the CMM task numbering system.
(4) Symbols and Definitions

(5) Glossary of Abbreviations
C. Description and Operation (DO) Structure
(1) General
The DO is broken down into tasks. This task gives general overall information.
(2) Description
This task gives a mechanical and electrical description of the component.
(3) Operation
This task explains the configuration and the operation of the component and its sub-
assemblies.
D. Maintenance Procedure (MP) Structure
(1) General
The MP is broken down into tasks and sub-tasks. Each task is broken down into five topics:
 Reason for the job,
 Job set-up information,
 Job set-up,
 Procedure,
 Close-up (if applicable).
(2) Reason for the Job
This topic is used to explain the reason for the task, but if the task title gives sufficient
information, then the statement "Self-explanatory" is used.
(3) Job Set-Up Information
This topic is broken down into four tables:

 Fixtures, Tools and Support Equipment,
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 Consumable Materials,
 Expendable Parts,
 Referenced Information.
(a) Fixtures, Tools and Support Equipment
This table lists the fixtures, tools and support equipment required for maintenance
procedures. They can be of two types:
 Special Tools and equipment identified by their Part/Number.
 Standard Tools and Equipment identified by technical description. In this case
the mention "No specific" is given in the reference column.
(b) Consumable Materials
This table lists all consumable materials used during the maintenance procedure.
(c) Expendable Parts
This table lists the IPL CSN (Catalogue Sequence Number) of all expendable parts
used in the maintenance procedure. The IPL gives the corresponding Part/Numbers.
(d) Referenced Information
This table lists all the cross-references to other documents.
(4) Job Set-up
This topic gives all the instructions necessary to prepare for the procedure. The instructions
are broken down into sub-tasks.
(5) Procedure
This topic gives all the instructions necessary to do the maintenance procedure. The
instructions are broken down into sub-tasks.
(6) Close-up
This topic gives all the instructions necessary to put the component back to its initial
configuration. The instructions are broken down into sub-tasks
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3. Maintenance Task Numbering
The numbering system of this CMM is organised as follow:
The basic six digit number format provides a unique address for each component as per the ATA 100
specification.
The first three elements are for TASK and SUBTASK identification.
The last element is for illustration identification.
Tag Name 25-20-32-YYY-ZZZ-AAA-BBB

Where,
Tag Name is the word TASK, SUBTASK
25 is the ATA 25 Chapter for Equipment/Furnishings
20 is the section of ATA 25 for Passenger Compartment
32 is the ACRO customer/project identification number
YYY is the Pageblock identifier of this CMM (e.g.: INT for INTRODUCTION, 030 for
Pageblock 300…)
ZZZ is a sequential number assigned to a task
AAA is a sequential number assigned to a sub-task
BBB is a sequential number assigned to an illustration or a table
TASK 25-20-32-INT-040
4. Shop Verification
The following Procedures in the manual have been verified.
A. Testing and Fault Isolation: shop verification done 11th August 2014
B. Disassembly: shop verification done 11th August 2014
C. Assembly: shop verification done 11th August 2014
Introduction
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TASK 25-20-32-INT-050
5. Glossary of Abbreviations
Table 2 Table of Abbraviations 25-20-32-INT-050-000-001
ACRO or Acro Aircraft Seating Ltd. NWA No Window Armrest

ACR
AR As Required N/A Not Applicable
ATA Air Transport Association OB Outboard
A/C Aircraft Pax Passenger
BO Break-Over PCU Passenger Control Unit
CMM Component Maintenance PN or P/N Part Number
Manual
CSN Catalogue Sequence Number PR Penultimate Row
DN Down RF or Ref. Reference
DO Description & Operation RH Right Hand
ER Exit Row ROR Record Of Revisions
FR Front Row RR Rear Row
FWD Forward RDU Removable Display Unit
IAT In Arm Table RJU Remote Jack Unit
IB Inboard RTR Record of Temporary Revisions
IFE In-Flight Entertainment SB Service Bulletin
INTRO Introduction SIL Service Information Letter
IPL Illustrated Part List SEB Seat Electronic Box
LEP List of Effective Pages SLF Super-Light Fix
LH Left Hand SLUF Super-Light Ultra Fix
LR Latch Rotation SLUR Super-Light Ultra Recline
LRU Line Replaceable Unit STD Standard
LSB List of Service Bulletin TP Title Page
Ltd. Limited TPL Triple
MP Maintenance Procedure
Introduction
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
TASK 25-20-32-000-010
1. Description
A. General
This manual contains the necessary data, part and assembly descriptions, to enable operators to
maintain the ‘Superlight Ultra’ series of aircraft passenger seats. The table below details the
seats covered in this report.
Table 3 List of Effective Part Numbers 25-20-32-000-010-000-001
ETSO Seat
Seat Variant P/N Complete
P/N
DBL FR OB LH 32-18-01-261 32-18-01-261-C
DBL FR OB RH 32-18-01-262 32-18-01-262-C
DBL STD OB LH 32-18-01-263 32-18-01-263-C
DBL STD OB RH 32-18-01-264 32-18-01-264-C
DBL RR CTD OB LH 32-18-01-265 32-18-01-265
DBL RR CTD OB RH 32-18-01-266 32-18-01-266
DBL RR OB LH 32-18-01-267 32-18-01-267-C
DBL RR OB RH 32-18-01-268 32-18-01-268-C
TPL STD CTR 32-18-01-363 32-18-01-363-C
TPL RR CTR 32-18-01-365 32-18-01-365
TPL IAT CTR 32-18-02-363 32-18-02-363-C
DBL FR CTR 32-18-06-201 32-18-06-201-C
DBL IAT CTR LH 32-18-06-203 32-18-06-203-C
DBL IAT CTR RH 32-18-06-204 32-18-06-204-C
DBL FR CTR LH 32-18-01-26A 32-18-01-26A-C
DBL FR CTR RH 32-18-01-26B 32-18-01-26B-C
DBL STD CTR LH 32-18-01-26C 32-18-01-26C-C
DBL STD CTR RH 32-18-01-26D 32-18-01-26D-C
DBL NR CTR LH 32-18-01-26E 32-18-01-26E-C
DBL NR CTR RH 32-18-01-26F 32-18-01-26F-C
DBL STD STRWL LH 32-18-01-26G 32-18-01-26G-C
DBL RR STRWL LH 32-18-01-26H 32-18-01-26H
DBL BO CTD OB LH 32-18-01-26J 32-18-01-26J-C
DBL BO CTD OB RH 32-18-01-26K 32-18-01-26K-C
DBL CTD OB LH 32-18-01-26L 32-18-01-26L-C
DBL CTD OB RH 32-18-01-26M 32-18-01-26M-C
DBL NR CTR LH 32-18-01-26Q 32-18-01-26Q-C
Description and Operation

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ETSO Seat
Seat Variant P/N Complete
P/N
DBL RR CTR LH 32-18-01-26R 32-18-01-26R
DBL RR CTR RH 32-18-01-26S 32-18-01-26S
(1) Seat Configuration
The ‘Superlight Ultra’ aircraft passenger seat range is designed for installation on AIRUS
A330 aircraft.
(2) Certification Basis & Installation Limitations
(a) Certification Basis
The seat part numbers in Table 3 are certified to ETSO c127a under ETSO
Authorisation reference ETSO.21O.10037147.
(b) Forward Facing
The seat part numbers in Table 3 must be installed facing forward in the aircraft.
(c) Fire Performance
The seat part numbers in Table 3 have demonstrated Fire Performance meeting or
exceeding the requirements of CS 25.853 Amdt. 9.
(d) Structural Performance
The seat part numbers in Table 3 have demonstrated structural Performance meeting
or exceeding the requirements of CS 25.561 Amdt. 9 and the Airbus Frame
Specification 2521M1F1000 00 issue 3.
(e) Minimum Pitch
The seat part numbers in Table 3 all comply with the requirements of CAA CAP 747
GR2 at installed pitches of 29” and above.

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(3) Seat Dimensions & Weights
The table below sets out the corresponding weights and general arrangement Drawings
which set out all the seat dimensions. Email support@acro.aero if these drawings are
required.
Table 4 Seat Dimensions and Weights 25-20-32-000-010-000-002
Mass Mass
GA
Seat Variant Part No ETSO1 Complete2
Drawing
(kg) (kg)
DBL FR OB LH 32-18-01-261-C 41.3 45.9 12720
DBL FR OB RH 32-18-01-262-C 41.3 45.9 12720
DBL STD OB LH 32-18-01-263-C 31.1 33.9 12721
DBL STD OB RH 32-18-01-264-C 31.1 33.9 12721
DBL RR CTD OB LH 32-18-01-265 25.5 25.5 12728
DBL RR CTD OB RH 32-18-01-266 25.5 25.5 12728
DBL RR OB LH 32-18-01-267 25.4 25.4 12722
DBL RR OB RH 32-18-01-268 25.4 25.4 12722
TPL STD CTR 32-18-01-363-C 45.6 49.3 12730
TPL RR CTR 32-18-01-365 37.8 37.8 12730
TPL IAT CTR 32-18-02-363-C 51.1 54.8 12729
DBL FR CTR 32-18-06-201-C 41.8 46.4 13340
DBL IAT CTR LH 32-18-06-203-C 35.3 38.9 13214
DBL IAT CTR RH 32-18-06-204-C 35.3 38.9 13214
DBL FR CTR LH 32-18-01-26A-C 42.0 46.6 12723
DBL FR CTR RH 32-18-01-26B-C 42.0 46.6 12723
DBL STD CTR LH 32-18-01-26C-C 31.1 33.9 12724
DBL STD CTR RH 32-18-01-26D-C 31.1 33.9 12724
DBL NR CTR LH 32-18-01-26E-C 29.3 32.1 12726
DBL NR CTR RH 32-18-01-26F-C 29.3 32.1 12726
DBL STD STRWL LH 32-18-01-26G-C 30.9 33.7 12725
DBL RR STRWL LH 32-18-01-26H 25.5 25.5 12725
DBL BO CTD OB LH 32-18-01-26J-C 30.9 33.7 12735
DBL BO CTD OB RH 32-18-01-26K-C 30.9 33.7 12735
DBL CTD OB LH 32-18-01-26L-C 30.9 33.7 12727
DBL CTD OB RH 32-18-01-26M-C 30.9 33.7 12727
DBL NR CTR LH 32-18-01-26Q-C 30.9 33.7 12726
DBL RR CTR LH 32-18-01-26R 25.5 25.5 12724
1 Mass ETSO includes the mass of the certified ETSO article, comprising the seat including cushions, covers lifevest
pocket, seat belts, IFE harnesses and all IFE mounting provisions.
2 Mass Complete is the ETSO mass plus all Zodiac IFE “Rave” IFE equipment.

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Mass Mass
GA
Seat Variant Part No ETSO1 Complete2
Drawing
(kg) (kg)
DBL RR CTR RH 32-18-01-26S 25.5 25.5 12724
B. Seat Description
Figure 1 Seat Overview 25-20-32-000-010-000-001

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The Super-Light Ultra Recline (SLUR) seat comprises:
(1) Primary Structure
Figure 2 Primary Structure 25-20-32-000-010-000-002
Each pax position has an aluminium structural rib assembly on each side. The seat belt is
attached to the ribs on both side of the pax. The rib assemblies are attached to two
horizontal spars, in addition to two leg assemblies onto the aircraft floor seat tracks.

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(a) Leg and Rib Assemblies
Figure 3 Leg and Rib Assemblies 25-20-32-000-010-000-003
The Leg and Rib assemblies are aluminium machined components. The leg design
attaches the spars to the seat tracks. The rib design attaches the backrest and seat
belt shackles to the spars.
Both assemblies are attached to the upper spar with a bolt, nut and washer. A tubular
spacer located inside the upper spar allows the bolt to be tightened, clamping the
assembly in position.
The Leg assembly is attached to the lower spar with a screw. A steel trunnion in the
lower spar allows the screw tightens to hold the assembly in position.
The Rib assembly is attached to the lower spar with a rivet and screw

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(b) Outer Rib Assemblies
Figure 4 Outer Rib Assemblies 25-20-32-000-010-000-004
The Outer Rib assemblies are attached to the ends of the upper spar, it is made up of
a machined ‘L’ shape aluminium rib. It attaches the seatback and the seatbelt shackle
to the front spar. The IAT window rib design is modified to accommodate the IAT.

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(c) Upper Spar, Lower Spar and Seat Pans
Figure 5 Upper spar, Lower Spar and Seat Pan Assemblies 25-20-32-000-010-000-005
1 Upper Spar Assembly
The Upper Spar (C) is a bespoke hexagonal section tube. There are holes
throughout the tube in different locations for each seat type.
2 Lower Spar Assembly
The lower spar (D) is a circular cross-section tube which makes up part of the
under-seat baggage restrain.
3 Seat-pan Assembly
The seat-pan (E) assembly includes an aluminium diaphragm, a rear steel tube,
a rectangular cross section spacers and a cylindrical front spacers. The tube
and rectangular spacers are riveted to the diaphragm. The complete assembly
attaches to the structure with screw fasteners and is a LRU.

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(d) Baggage Bar Assembly
Figure 6 Baggage Bar Assembly 25-20-32-000-010-000-006
The baggage bar assembly includes a bended rectangular extrusion (A), one shoulder
bolt (B), a spar end-plug (C) and a countersunk screw (D). The baggage bar attaches
to the aisle rib and to the lower spar. The baggage bar assembly is a LRU.

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(2) Seatback
Figure 7 Seatback Overview 25-20-32-000-010-000-007
Each pax has a seatback fitted with a dress cover; it is attached to the rib assembly via the
seatback pivot assembly. The seatback reclines by operation of a lever positioned on the
forward side of the upper spar. The seatback assembly accommodates the tray table, the
In-Flight Entertainment (IFE) System, rear plastic shroud and the literature pocket.
The seatback assembly is made up of a composite material shell riveted to an aluminium

hoop. The Rear Plastic moulding which is installed to the rear side of the seatback assembly
slots into the seatback hoop and is attached by two D-ring quarter turn fasteners.

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(a) Rear Plastic Shroud
(Figure 7, Item A)
Figure 8 Plastic Shroud 25-20-32-000-010-000-008
The rear plastic shroud (A) is attached to the seatback via two bracket that slot into the
top of the seatback assembly, two pins and two D-ring quarter-turn fasteners (B). It
accommodates the tray table latch assembly and the some of the IFE LRUs.
(b) Tray Table Latch Assembly

(Figure 7, Item B)
The tray table latch assembly includes an aluminium

threaded block, bonded onto the backrest plastic
moulding. It has a plastic latch, a guide pin, a ball spring
plunger, and a countersunk safety screw.
The latch is either turned downward to latch the tray table

in its stowed position or turned 90° (left or right) in order
to unlatch the tray table and allow its deployment.
Figure 9 Tray Table Latch
25-20-32-000-010-000-009

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(c) Seatback Pivot Assembly
(Figure 7, Item C)
Figure 10 Seatback Pivot 25-20-32-000-010-000-010
The seatback pivot assembly consists of a pivot clamp, which enables the seatback to
rotate. The pivot clamps is attached the rib on each side of the seatback using a saddle
clamp and pin to secure it in position. The pivot clamp attaches the tray table to the
seat, there are two steel pins pushed into each pivot that limits the rotation of the tray
table.

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(d) Reclining Mechanism Assembly
(Figure 7, Item D)
Figure 11 Reclning Mechanism 25-20-32-000-010-000-011
The reclining handle assembly is attached to the upper spar, below the forward edge
of the base cushion. In a similar position to a car seat adjustment handle.
The UltraLOC™ assembly (A) reclines the seatback through a clevis pin fitted in a lug
(B) at one end of the seatback hoop. The recline mechanism assembly is attached to
the side of the rib or outer rib with a shoulder bolt through a trunnion.
The aluminium recline lever pushes directly on the UltraLOC™ reclining actuator
through a clevis pin - adjustment is not necessary. The reclining handle assembly is
attached to the front face of the upper spar with two button head screws. A spring
between the upper face of the reclining handle and the upper spar moves the recline
handle to the neutral position.
Adjustment of the reclining angle is done by the adjustment of the collar on the
UltraLOC™ as shown in Figure 12, the selected stoke should be 7.5. To stop the seat
from reclining adjust the stroke to 0
Figure 12 Adjustment of UltraLOC™ 25-20-32-000-010-000-012
(3) Tray Table

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Figure 13 Tray Table 25-20-32-000-010-000-013
Each Seatback assembly has a tray table attached, except the Rear Row (RR) seats. To
use the table, turn the latch and fold the table down. To stow the table, fold the table up
against the seatback and turn the latch.
The tray table assembly includes two legs (A), a cross bar (B) and a tray table (C). The legs
attach to the seatback pivot assembly by two screws and a steel cap; this enables the legs
to rotate. The cross bar is fastened to the legs by two screw (one on each side).The tray
table is a sandwich structure with vacuum-formed polycarbonate skins with a foam core
and internal aluminium reinforcements

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(4) Front Row (FR) In-Arm Table (IAT)
Figure 14 Front Row (FR) In-Arm Table (IAT) 25-20-32-000-010-000-014
Each of the FR seats has an IAT stowed in the armrest. The armrest is locked in the
horizontal position. The armrest may be used when the IAT is in the stowed or the fully
deployed position.
The FR IAT is a bi-folding table that stows below the armrest when not in use. When fully
deployed, the table rests on the adjacent armrest. FR seats have a different primary
structure with mounting provisions for the IAT Assembly.

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(5) Armrest
Figure 15 Armrest 25-20-32-000-010-000-015
Each pax position has two armrests (some shared); it can be rotated to the vertical position
to ease access to the seats. All armrests must be in the horizontal position for Taxi, Take-
off and Landing.
The armrest assembly includes a one piece machined aluminium arm (A), a plastic over-
mould (B), a pivot pin (C), two stainless steel dowels (D) and two plastic blanking caps (E).
NOTE: The aisle side armrest features a ball plunger that automatically latches the
armrest to the aisle rib when in the horizontal position. A discreet button allows the
crew to lift it up.

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(6) Aisle Impact Protection
Figure 16 Aisle Impact Protection 25-20-32-000-010-000-016
Three plastic parts protect the aisle rib from impacts with trolleys.
 A large L-shaped snap-on bump strip covers the aisle side of the rib
 Two small round snap-on bumpers protect the FWD and rear side of the rib.
(7) Literature Stowage
The Magazines and safety cards are stowed in a net pocket on the rear of the seatback.
The literature consists of a fabric hood, which fits over a spring steel wire. Each seatback
assembly excluding the Rear Row (RR) Seats are fitted with the literature stowage
The top and bottom edges of the leather hood are fixed to the seatback with Velcro;
additionally there are two directional pop studs at the top corners of the leather hood. These
directional studs can only be removed by peeling up and away from the centre of the pocket.

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(8) Life-Vest
Figure 17 Aisle Impact Protection 25-20-32-000-010-000-017
(a) Aisle side Under-Crew Step Stowage
For the aisle side pax of the front row seats only, the life-vest is stowed in a container.
It is attached underneath the crew step assembly. It is sealed with a tape to ensure the
container has not been opened.
(b) Under-seat Vertical Stowage
For the front row seats (except aisle side pax), the life-vest is stowed in a fabric pocket
with clear plastic windows. It is attached to the underside of the seat pan and the lower
spar in a vertical orientation. It is sealed with a tape to ensure the container has not
been opened.
(c) Under-seat Horizontal Stowage
The life-vest is stowed in a fabric pocket. It is attached to the underside of the upper
spar in a horizontal orientation. It is sealed with a tape to ensure the container has not
been opened.

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(9) Electric Wiring and IFE System
The IFE consists of:

 A Removable Display Units (RDU), located at the back of each seat (except Rear Row
seats). Front Row seats have an additional RDU mounted on the video arm which is
located underneath the pax.
 Seat Electronic Box (SEB) mounted in a shroud on the seat leg, interfacing with the
aircraft’s electronic systems.
 Interconnecting wires, cable ties and mounts.
 Structural accommodation for the RDU(s).
(10) Upholstery
(a) Seatback upholstery and Foam pad
The seatback dress cover is a laminated scrim, graphite foam padding and fabric cover
assembly, which attaches directly to the seatback with Velcro. There is additional foam
padding for comfort.
Figure 18 Seatback Foam Pad and Cover 25-20-32-000-010-000-018

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(b) Base Cushion and Upholstery
The base cushion comprises of a foam cushion with a layer of fire-blocker and scrim,
it is attached to the seat structure via strips of Velcro. The base cushion cover is made
up of a laminated scrim, graphite foam padding and a fabric cover. It wraps around the
cushion and is held in place using Velcro.
CAUTION: FREQUENT REMOVAL AND REINSTALLATION IS NOT CONSIDERED

CORRECT USAGE WILL CAUSE RAPID WEAR TO THE CUSHION
Figure 19 Seat Base 25-20-32-000-010-000-019
The Velcro attachment of the base cushion to the seat structure is not designed to
withstand frequent removal and reinstallation - as it may be required, for example pre-
flight security inspections. Any wear or damage caused to the cushion from frequent
removal and reinstallation is deemed as improper use and is outside the scope of the
warranty.

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(c) Acceptable Base Cushion Wear
The cushion is deemed acceptable if the cushion performance against the

requirements of CS 25.562 and CS 25.853(c) are not degraded. This assessment is
the responsibility of the party in charge of the continued airworthiness of the cabin and
the guidelines below may be used:
1 Mechanical Requirements CS 25.562
The cushion hook/loop fasteners and their attachment to the fireblocker material
should keep their mechanical integrity.
The cushion’s foam around the seat SRP should not be damaged, sheared or
worn such that the cushion thickness is significantly reduced.
The fireblocking material should not be worn such that the mechanical integrity
of the assembly is lost.
2 Flammability Requirements CS 25.853(c)
The fireblocker material should not be torn such that the total penetration
surface exposing the foam exceeds 15 cm2 (reference DOT/FAA/AR-95/49) on
the cushion’s underside.
(11) Seatbelts
The seats have Am-Safe lap belts installed and approved to TSO C22g.

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TASK 25-20-32-000-020
2. Operation
A. Front Row Video Arm
(1) Deployment
Figure 20 Video Arm Operation 25-20-32-000-020-000-001
In stowed position A, press the release button on top of the video arm to disengage the
video arm latch and fully rotate the video arm until it stops. This is position B (deployed
position).
Then rotate the video screen from position B to C (viewing position).
(2) Stowage
In viewing position C, rotate the video screen to position B (deployed position).
Then, press the release button on top of the video arm to disengage the video arm latch
and rotate the video arm to position A where it engages and locks.
NOTE: The video arm must be stowed for taxi, takeoff and landing.

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B. Seatback Removal
In order to accommodate the Bucher Stretcher (P/N 1120030-300), the penultimate row and the
antepenultimate row seats, are required to have their seatbacks removed. Please refer to the
ACRO Lay-Out of Passenger Accommodation (LOPA) drawing number 12633 for the exact
locations. The P/Ns of the seatbacks that will need to be removed are:
 32-18-01-26J-C on the LH side of the A/C

 32-18-01-26K-C on the RH side of the A/C
(1) For each seat (four pax positions in total LH or RH):
ACRO 25-20-32-020
Figure 21 Bucher Stretcher Installation 25-20-32-000-020-000-001

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(a) Fasten the seatbelt.
(b) As indicated by the placard on the bottom of the seatback hoop, disconnect the
electrical connector located under the seat-pan
(c) Detach the cable tie mount installed from the underside of the seat pan. The cable tie
mount is attached by velcro.
(d) In accordance with Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-160 section (a) 1, remove the circular
pull-ring and clevis pin that connects the UltraLOC™ to the lug at the bottom of the
seatback. A punch maybe required.
(e) In accordance with Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-170, while holding the backrest, remove
the screws, saddle clamp and the pins from the rib assemblies and remove the
seatback assembly.
(f) Stow the electrical cable between the seatback and its cover, and store the seatback
in a suitable compartment.
(g) Re-install the pin, screws and saddle clamp to the rib assembly.
(h) Re-install the clevis pin and circular pull-ring to the seat locking assembly.
(2) The installation of the stretcher can now be completed.

(3) To remove the stretcher and return the seats to the normal sitting position, carry out
(4) The above procedure (1) in reverse order.

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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
TASK 25-20-32-010-010
1. Testing
A. Test Conditions
Not Applicable (N/A)
Subtask 25-20-32-010-010-010
B. Procedure
(1) Mechanical Function Tests
(a) Rear Foot Fitting
On an uninstalled seat only, examine the rotation of the rear foot assembly for
smoothness of movement about the horizontal bolt. If loose, tighten to a value of 4-5
N.m.
(b) Tray Table
1 Latch
Operate latch. The latch must be free to turn a 180° span around the horizontal
axis. The latch must click/detent in the release horizontal positions (both left
and right) and in the latched vertical position.
2 Deployment
Release the latch and lower the table on its stops. Turning must be smooth.
(c) IAT
1 Armcap
Lift the Armcap up and down, the action must be smooth. If not, apply silicon
grease to the pins attached to armcap tie.
2 Deployment
Fully deploy the IAT then stow it back. Turning and sliding must be smooth.
Testing and Fault Isolation

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(d) Armrests
1 Lifting
Rotation of the armrest must be smooth. If not, remove the armrest and apply
silicon grease to the armrest pivot pin.
2 Locking (aisle side only)
Operate the discrete latch and turn the armrest up. Make sure the armrest
automatically locks when turned down to the down position.
(e) Video Arm
1 Video arm movement
Examine the video arm deployment for correct operation (Refer to Subtask 25-
20-32-050-010-070 for procedure).
(f) Reclining Mechanism
1 Seatback movement
Examine the reclining mechanism for smooth operation.
a Operate the handled and make sure that the seatback moves to the
reclined position by pushing or leaning.
b Release the handle and make sure that the seatback stays in position by
pushing and pulling.
c Operate the handle and make sure that the seatback moves back from the
reclined position correctly.
d Release the handle and make sure that the seatback stays in position by
pushing and pulling.
e When the reclining mechanism handle is released, the seatback must stay
in the position as adjusted.
f If there is some movement, examine the UltraLOC™ for failure.
2 UltraLOC™
The UltraLOC™ is adjustable and used to limit recline. Examine the sliding
adjustment, set it to 7.5 on the graded scale for maximum recline (10°). Using
a cable tie to lock into place, set the adjustment to 0 to lock the seat in place,

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TASK 25-20-32-010-020
2. Fault Isolation
Not Applicable (N/A)

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SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS
TASK 25-20-32-020-010
1. Schematics and Wiring Diagrams
N/A
Schematics and Wiring Diagrams

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Schematics and Wiring Diagrams

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DISASSEMBLY
TASK 25-20-32-030-010
1. Disassembly of the SLUR Seat
A. Job Set-Up Information
(1) Special Tools, Fixtures and Equipment
(a) 3/32 “Allen Key

(b) 1/8 “Allen Key
(c) 5/32” Allen Key
(d) 3/16” Allen Key
(e) 1/4” Spanner or Socket
(f) 5/16” Allen Key
(g) 1/2” Spanner or Socket
(h) No.10 spanner bit and screwdriver (TH6 Snake Eye™ Security Screwdriver)
(i) RDU Release Key (P/N: 00-5100-41)
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-010
B. Procedure
(1) Preparation
For disassembly, put the seat on a clean workbench.
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-020
(2) Disassembly Sequence
Use this sequence for the disassembly of each seat. For specific procedures on sub-
assemblies, refer to the related subtasks following the sequence.
(a) De-featuring the seat
1 Where fitted, remove the crew step.

2 Remove the life-vest pockets.
3 Remove the seatbelts, cushions and seat covers.
4 Remove the tray tables.
5 Remove the literature pockets.
6 Remove the aisle impact protection.
Disassembly
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(b) Removing the In-Flight Entertainment (IFE) system
1 Remove the IFE Line Replaceable Units (LRUs)

2 Remove the IFE Interconnecting Wires
(c) Disassembling the structure
1 Remove the Seat Electronic Box (SEB) mounting plate

2 Remove the Front Row Video Arm (FRVA)
3 Remove the reclining mechanism assemblies.
4 Remove the seatback assemblies.
5 Remove the armrest assemblies including the In-Arm Table (IAT) where
applicable.
6 Remove the seatbelt shackle assemblies.
7 Remove the seat-pan assemblies.
8 Remove the aisle side baggage bar.
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-030
(3) Where fitted, remove the crew step
Figure 22 Crew Step 25-20-32-030-010-030-001
To remove the crew step assembly, detach the two nuts (A), washers (B) and screws (C)
attaching the crew step (D) and the stress pad (E) to the underside of the aisle rib.
Disassembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-040
(4) Remove the life-vest pocket
(a) Aisle side Under-Crew Step Stowage
1 Remove the 4 screws located inside the life-vest box
(b) Under-seat Vertical Stowage
1 Remove and discard the cable ties used to attach the life-vest pocket to the upper
spar
2 Undo the Velcro strap attaching the life-vest pocket to the lower spar
(c) Under-seat Horizontal Stowage
1 Remove and discard the cable ties used to attach the life-vest pocket to the upper
spar.
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-050
(5) Remove the seatbelt
(a) Detach the seat belt from the seat belt shackle on both sides of the pax.
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-060
(6) Remove the seat base cushion and cover
(a) Lift the seat base away from the seat pan by separating the Velcro strips.
(b) Separate the Velcro strips around the base cushion and remove the base fabric cover
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-070
(7) Remove the seatback cover, foam pad and rear plastic shroud
(a) Remove the rear plastic shroud for access
1 At the front of the seatback, lift the bottom of the seatback fabric cover for access
and rotate the two D-ring quarter turn fasteners and remove the rear plastic
shroud from the seatback.
2 Unlatch the tray table and place it in the fully deployed position
3 At the back of the seat, gently squeeze the bottom edges of rear plastic shroud
to detach from the side mounting pins.
4 Detach the top brackets from the slots in the seatback hoop.
5 Excluding the Rear Row (RR) seats, disconnect all electrical connections from
the rear moulding mounted IFE LRUs (refer to the installation drawings 12489,
12490, 12491, 12740, 12742, 12741, 12847, 12848, 12852, 12853, 12854,
12855, 13212, 13213 & 13211 for additional information).
6 Remove the rear plastic shroud
(b) Separated the Velcro around the seatback to remove the seatback fabric cover
CAUTION: Extra care to be taken when removing the fabric cover near the TV
monitor.
Disassembly
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(c) Separated the foam pad from the seatback
1 Lift from the bottom of the foam pad and separate the Velcro from the seatback
2 Flip the foam pad over the seat and detached the fasteners located at the top of
the seatback underneath the aluminium seatback hoop
3 Remove the foam pad from the seatback
CAUTION: Extra care to be taken when detaching the foam pad near the TV
monitor.
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-080
(8) Remove the tray table
(a) Table only
1 Remove on one side the screw at the top of the leg

2 Gently separate the cross-bar from the leg to make clearance for the table to be
removed
(b) Whole assembly
1 Remove the two screws and collars that attach the bottom of the tray table legs
to the seatback pivot assembly.
2 Remove the two screws at the top of the legs and remove the cross-bar from the
tray table legs.
3 Remove the tray table from the tray table legs.
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-090
(9) Remove the tray table latch assembly
(a) On the rear plastic shroud, remove the security screw.

(b) Remove the tray table latch.
Disassembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-100
(10) Remove the literature pocket.
(a) Remove the fabric hood that fits over the spring wire.
1 Detach the Velcro attaching the fabric hood to the seatback found along the top
and bottom of the fabric hood.
2 Detach the directional studs.
NOTE: These directional studs can only be removed by peeling up and away
from the centre of the pocket
3 Detach the Velcro attaching the fabric hood to the spring wire found along the
bottom of the fabric hood.
4 Slide the fabric hood upwards to remove it.
(b) Remove the spring wire
Figure 23 Literature Pocket 25-20-32-030-010-100-001
1 Remove the screw (A), rubber washer (B) and mount post (C) attaching the
spring wire (D) to the seatback
2 Do the same on the other side and remove the spring wire
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-110
(11) Remove the aisle impact protection
(a) Remove the aisle bump strip by pulling the ‘barbed tangs’ away from the inner surface
of the aisle rib.
(b) Wrap a small flat screwdriver in a cloth to protect the rib surface and remove the front
and rear bumpers from the aisle rib.
NOTE: If any of the bumpers are damaged, discard it and replace.
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-120
Disassembly
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(12) Remove the IFE LRUs
NOTE: If necessary refer to the ACRO installation drawings 12489, 12490, 12491, 12740,
12742, 12741, 12847, 12848, 12852, 12853, 12854, 12855, 13212, 13213 &
13211 for additional information
(a) Remove the Seat Electronic Box (SEB)
Figure 24 IFE LRU 25-20-32-030-010-120-001
1 Remove the two quarter-turn fasteners (A) on the back of the SEB mounting plate
and remove the SEB shroud.
2 Disconnect all electrical connectors (B) from the SEB (C).
3 Remove the four quarter-turn fasteners and two bolts (D) and remove the SEB
(C).
Disassembly
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(b) Remove the Display Unit (RDU)
Figure 25 RDU 25-20-32-030-010-120-002
1 Locate the holes on the face of the display unit and slot the RDU Release key
(P/N: 00-5100-41) into the holes.
2 While pushing the RDU Release Key into the holes, slide the RDU upwards.
3 Separate the display unit from the back of the seat or Video arm.
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-130
(13) Remove the IFE interconnecting wires
NOTE: Refer to the ACRO installation drawings 12489, 12490, 12491, 12740, 12742,
12741, 12847, 12848, 12852, 12853, 12854, 12855, 13212, 13213 & 13211 for
harness routing and cable tie locations.
(a) Remove and discard all cable ties used to attach the electrical wiring loom assembly
to the seat.
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-140
(14) Remove the SEB mounting plate
(a) Remove the grounding strap nut on the mounting plate stud.
(b) Remove the grounding strap nut from the seat leg stud
(c) Remove the grounding strap.
(d) Remove the five screws and nylon spacers that attach the mounting plate assembly to
the leg
(e) Remove the mounting plate from the leg assembly.
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-150
(15) Remove the Front Row Video Arm (FRVA)
Disassembly
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Figure 26 Front Row Video Arm 25-20-32-030-010-150-001
(a) Remove the four screws (A) and detach the whole FRVA (B).
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-160
(16) Remove the reclining mechanism assemblies.
(a) Remove the UltraLOC™.
1 Remove the circular pull-ring and clevis pin that connects the UltraLOC™ to the
lug on the seatback hoop.
2 Remove the clevis pin and circular pull-ring that connects the handle to the
Ultraloc™.
3 Remove the bolt securing the UltraLOC™ to the rib and remove the Ultraloc™.
(b) Remove the reclining handle.
1 Remove the two screws from the upper spar.

2 Remove the handle from the slot in the rib assembly.
NOTE: Be careful not to lose the spring and the pin.
Disassembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-170
(17) Remove the seatback assemblies.
Figure 27 Seatback 25-20-32-030-010-170-001
NOTE: Detach the clevis pin and circular pull ring on the UltraLOC™ (ref to subtask
25-20-32-030-010-160 (11) (a) (1) before removing the seatback
(a) While holding the backrest, remove the screws (A) and the saddle clamp (B) the 2 pins
(C) should remain fixed in the rib assemblies.
(b) Do the same on the opposite side and remove the seatback.
Disassembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-180
(18) Remove the armrest assemblies
(a) For FR seats, remove the IAT Table Leaf
Figure 28 IAT Armrest 25-20-32-030-010-180-001
1 Open the hinged armcap (A) and remove the socket head cap screw (B).
2 Extract the IAT (C) from the armrest (D).
NOTE: The IAT armrest can be removed without removing the IAT.
Disassembly
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(b) For all armrests (including IAT armrest assemblies).
Figure 29 Armrest 25-20-32-030-010-180-002
1 Use a small screwdriver to remove the arm blanking disc (E).
NOTE: The blanking discs are disposable. If damaged discard.
2 Remove the arm pivot sleeve (F) and then remove the armrest (D).
NOTE: The aisle side armrest has a spring and locking plunger assembly, take
care not to lose the spring
3 For the IAT only
a Lift the hinged armcap

b Remove the screw and sleeve and remove the IAT armrest from the rib
assembly.
Disassembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-220
(19) Remove the Front Row Seat Armcap
(a) For IAT Armrest Armcap
Figure 30 IAT Armrest Armcap 25-20-32-030-010-220-001
NOTE: If present, remove the hinge stop (P) as per ACR-160-SB, then carry on with
the disassembly.
1 Remove the 2 screws (L) and the 4 shorter screws (M)

2 Remove the armcap (N)
(b) For IAT Slave Armrest Armcap
Figure 31 IAT Slave Armrest Armcap 25-20-32-030-010-220-002
1 Remove the 4 screws (J)

2 Remove the armcap (K)
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-190
(20) Remove the seatbelt shackle assemblies.

Disassembly
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(a) Unscrew the male and female seatbelt pins from the Rib assemblies and remove the
seatbelt shackles assemblies
(b) Unscrew the seatbelt pin from the Outer Rib assemblies and remove the seatbelt
shackle assembly.
Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-200
(21) Remove the seat-pan assemblies.
Figure 32 Seat-Pan Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-200-001
(a) Remove the button head screws (A) and spacers (B) from the front of the seat-pan (C).
(b) Remove the four socket head caps screws (D) from the rear of the seat-pan.
(c) Remove the socket head cap screws (E) from the top of the seat-pan.
(d) Remove the seat-pan assembly.
Disassembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-210
(22) Remove the aisle side baggage bar.
Figure 33 Baggage Bar 25-20-32-030-010-210-001
(a) Remove the shoulder bolt (A) from the aisle side rib.
(b) Remove the countersunk screw (B) from the baggage bar plug.
(c) Remove the baggage bar (C).
Disassembly
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CLEANING
TASK 25-20-32-040-010
1. Cleaning
A. List of Cleaning Agents / Equipment
Table 5 Cleaning Agents 25-20-32-040-010-000-001
Agents Specification Source/Vendor Code Where Used

AMS 1524B
Zep Aviation Window Rear Plastic
AMS 1550B Commercially Available
View Cleaner Shroud
AMS 1535C
Plastic
Isopropyl Alcohol None Commercially Available
Components
Perchlorethylene None Commercially Available Seat Belts
WARNING: WORK IN A WELL VENTILATED AREA WHEN USING SOLVENTS,

FOLLOW THE FIRE AND SAFETY PRECAUTION OF THE CLEANING
PRODUCT
CAUTION: FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE CLEANING PRODUCT TO

ENSURE THE BEST RESULT
CAUTION: DO NOT USE ABRASIVE OR HIGH ALKINE SOLVENTS.
CAUTION: THE USE OF SOLVENTS ON POLYCARBONATE MAY CAUSE IT TO

CRACK. WASH AWAY AND DRY QUICKLY.
Cleaning
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B. Procedure
Subtask 25-20-32-040-010-010
(1) Dry Cleaning the upholstery
CAUTION: FIRE RETARDANT IS GRADUALLY REMOVED WITH DRY CLEANING.

THE DRESS COVER ASSEMBLIES SHOULD BE MONITORED FOR
FLAMMABILITY PERFORMACE OVER THE LIFECYCLE. FOLLOWING
EACH DRY CLEANING CYCLE OF THE DRESS COVER ASSEMBLIES,
THE OPERATOR MUST VERIFY CONTINUED COMPLIANCE WITH CS
25.853.
(a) Before dry cleaning, if the fabric covers have been pre-spotted with water or are damp,
it is recommended to air dry instead of tumble dry the covers in order to prevent
shrinkage.
CAUTION: THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF WATER THAT CAN BE ADDED TO THE

COVER IS 2% OF THE COVERS TOTAL WEIGHT. EXCESS WATER CAN
DAMAGE THE FABRIC COVER AS WELL AS AFFECT THE
FLAMMABILITY PERFORMANCE. IF POSSIBLE AVOID THE ADDITION
OF WATER.
(b) Dry clean the fabric covers using a non-ionic detergent with a pH value of 8 or below
(c) A two-stage dip-wash (8-10mins), filter-rinse with freshly distilled Perklone (4-5mins).
A single dip process if prefer for effective dry cleaning.
(d) It is recommended to sew a tag on each of the fabric covers to record the number and
dates of each dry-cleaning cycle
(e) For effective cleaning load the dry cleaning machine to 70% of total load capacity.
CAUTION: DRY CLEAN THE FABRIC COVERS FOR A MINIMUM OF 3 TIMES A

YEAR. THIS IS TO ENSURE THE FABRIC COVERS COMPLY WITH FAR
25.853 AND EASA CS 25.853 FLAMMABILITY REQUIREMENTS BY
REGULARLY REMOVING FLAMMABLE CONTAMINENTS.
CAUTION: ALL VELCRO FASTENINGS SHOULD BE SECURELY COVERED

BEFORE CLEANING.
CAUTION: ANIONIC AND CATIONIC DETERGENTS SHALL BE AVOIDED AS THIS

WILL AFFECT THE FLAMMABILITY PERFORMANCE.
CAUTION: NO SOFTENERS, ANTI-STATIC AGENTS OR ANY OTHER PRODUCTS

SUBSTANTIVE TO WOOL FIBRE SHALL BE APPLIED DURING OR
AFTER DRY CLEANING, AS THIS WILL AFFECT THE FLAMMABILITY
PEROFMANCE.
CAUTION: UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES DRY CLEAN MORE THAT 25 TIMES
Cleaning
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Subtask 25-20-32-040-010-020
(2) Cleaning the rear plastic shroud and plastic components
CAUTION: DO NOT LEAVE PARTS DAMP / WET AS THIS WILL CAUSE

DISCOLOURATION
CAUTION: AFTER CLEANING DRY THOROUGHLY WITH A LINE FREE CLOTH
(a) The rear plastic shroud is to be cleaned using:
1 Zep Aviation Window View cleaner

2 Isopropyl Alcohol
NOTE: After cleaning wipe down with a damp cloth then dry thoroughly
(b) Plastic components are to be cleaned using:
1 Warm soap / water solution.

2 Isopropyl Alcohol
3 NOTE: After cleaning wipe down with a damp cloth then dry thoroughly
Cleaning
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Subtask 25-20-32-040-010-030
(3) Clean the seat belts
CAUTION: DO NOT MACHINE WASH THE BELTS.
CAUTION: DO NOT USE SOAP OR WATER ON METAL PARTS.
CAUTION: KEEP FOREIGN SUBSTANCE AND CLEANING AGENTS AWAY FROM

THE HARDWARE ASSEMBLIES
(a) Clean the webbing
1 Protect the metal fittings by wrapping them in cloth.

2 Clean the webbing by hand. Lightly apply a solution of soap and cold water with
a sponge or soft brush. Dry clean if necessary.
3 Dry the seatbelts in an area with good air flow. Do not dry in sunlight or near a
source of heat.
4 Alternatively, dry clean the webbing using perchlorethylene.
a Cycle Time: 45 min

b Temperature lower than 60°F.
CAUTION: DRY CLEANING DAMAGES THE ABRASION-RESISTANT

LAYER OF THE WEBBING AND DECREASES THE BELT
SERVICE LIFE.
(b) Clean the hardware
Clean the hardware on the lap belt with a lint-free cloth made moist with isopropyl
alcohol.
Cleaning
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CHECK
TASK 25-20-32-050-010
1. Check
A. General
The following inspections/checks are recommended by ACRO in order to maintain the seat.
However the following inspections/checks may be replaced with an airlines maintenance
procedure approved by own local authorities. Replace or repair parts that do not meet the
inspection/check criteria.
B. Job Set-Up Information
Use the following procedures along with the testing procedures (Ref. TASK 25-20-32-010-010)
examine the seats / components every 4-6 months (in conjunction with the aircrafts ‘B checks’),
unless stated otherwise. If required removal procedures can be found in Disassembly (Ref. TASK
25-20-32-030-010).
C. Procedure
Subtask 25-20-32-050-010-010
(1) General
(a) Examine all metal components for:
1 Cleanliness
2 Distortion
3 Cracking
4 Scoring
5 Dents
6 Evidence of wear
7 Deterioration of protective or aesthetic finishes
8 Security of fasteners
9 Serviceability of thread and thread inserts
(b) Examine all covers and cushions/foam for:
1 Cleanliness
2 Tears, splitting or damage
3 Wear
4 Delamination
5 Security of seams
Check
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Subtask 25-20-32-050-010-020
(2) Primary Structure
(a) Front and Rear Track Fittings
Examine the front and rear track fittings, tighten if necessary to correct torque
(Ref. TASK 25-20-32-130-020). If damaged replace it.
(b) Seatbelt Shackles
Examine the seatbelt shackles tighten if necessary to the correct torque (Ref. TASK
25-20-32-070-010-050). If damaged replace
(c) Baggage Bar Assembly
Make sure that the baggage bar has no lateral free play. Tighten / Replace if found.
(d) Seat-pan
1 Remove the base cushion and examine for cracking or visual deformation.
2 If there is cracking or permanent deformation, replace the seat-pan
3 Check the condition of the Velcro on the seat pan.
Subtask 25-20-32-050-010-030
(3) Seatback
(a) Remove the seatback cover and examine the composite for delamination.
(b) Examine the seatback hoop around the pivot for cracking or deformation.
(c) If there is cracking or permanent deformation, replace the seatback.
(d) When installed, examine the UltraLOC™ for degradation or failure.
1 Push on the front of the seatback.

2 If the seatback moves without the use of the recline handle, replace the
UltraLOC™ unit.
Subtask 25-20-32-050-010-040
(4) Table
(a) Move the table to make sure that it moves easily.

(b) Examine the angle of the table when deployed. A correctly installed table will slope
toward the backrest or sit horizontal with no force applied on its top surface.
(c) Examine the table for delamination.
(d) If the table slopes incorrectly or has delamination, replace it.
Check
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Subtask 25-20-32-050-010-050
(5) Armrests
(a) Standard Armrest
1 Check the condition on the armcap, if damaged remove and replace the armcap.
Using a heat gun soften the glue and detach the armcap. Use Ambersil 482-1277
and some tissue paper to remove any adhesive residue Assembly procedure of
the armcap can be found Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-060 (b)
NOTE: This is NOT a Line Replacement this is a Warehouse Replacement,

detachment of the armrest WILL BE required to perform the above
action to avoid damage to the seat.
2 Check the rotation of the Armrest, if stiff remove the armrest (Subtask 25-20-32-
070-010-060 (b)) and apply silicon grease to the pivot pin
(b) IAT Armrest
1 Check the condition of the IAT table leaf, replace if damaged

2 Open the armcap and remove any debris and check the deployment of the IAT
deployment.
3 Check the condition of the armcap, replace if damaged
Subtask 25-20-32-050-010-060
(6) Seatbelts – Webbing Wear
CAUTION: SEAT BELT MAY BE USED IF UNDAMAGED OR WITH MINIMAL WEAR

TO THE WEBBING ONLY.
(a) Examine the webbing for:
1 Cut or worn edges

2 Damaged stitching
3 Broken fabric threads
4 Edge damage
5 Wear
6 Fusing
7 Correctly attached fasteners
Check
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(b) Replace the webbing if:
1 You cannot identify yarns from a distance of approximately 8" because of too
many broken filaments in a fray. A small quantity of frays in the webbing will not
have an effect on its strength.
2 Webbing edge shows cuts or damage.
3 Frays are more than 10% of the width of the webbing and are longer than 8".
4 Webbing has more than 15 broken yarns in locations other than the edge.
5 Webbing is frayed or twisted sufficiently to cause incorrect operation of a part of
the restraint system.
6 There is damage to more than 15 stitches in a stitch pattern.
Subtask 25-20-32-050-010-070
(7) Front Row Video Arm
Inspection Interval: A Check
(a) Video arm movement (Ref. Task 25-20-32-000-020 & Figure 20)
Inspect the video arm deployment for correct operation:
Tooling Required: Model No. FK1K, Sauter Force Gauge 1000N (or equivalent).
Check
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1 Press the release button on top of the video arm to disengage the video arm latch
(A).
2 Rotate the video arm until it reaches the fully deployed position (B). Ensure the
button is engaged. Ensure the rotation of the video arm is smooth.
3 When in the fully deployed position, rotate the video screen to the passengers
viewing position (C). Ensure rotation of the video screen is smooth.
4 Friction Test:
With the arm in a horizontal position (see below) and the screen in the viewing
position (C), 15-30N force should be required at the top of the monitor to rotate
the arm.
a Remove Blanking Disc (Item 30) and Nut (Item 250).
b Using a handed held gauge (Model No. FK1K, Sauter Force Gauge 1000N
or equivalent), apply a load on the top of the video arm monitor until the
arm overcomes the friction at the elbow joint (see below).
c Measure the force required with the hand held guage. If the force required
to rotate the arm is in excess of 30N or below 15N, carry out step d below.
d To achieve the 15-30N force parameters (30N is preferable) for the
horizontal arm position, tighten/loosen the screw (Item 200) accordingly
without exceeding a torque of 20 N.m.
e If the arm falls within the 15N-30N range, install the nut (Item 250) with
P9090 Loctite 648 and tighten it to 10 N.m whilst holding the screw (Item
200) in the adjusted position.
f Install Blanking Disc (Item 30).
g If the torque on the screw (Item 200) is at the max 20Nm and the arm is
still below the minimum force of 15N the arm should be removed for
overhaul. It is likely that the friction washer (Item 130) needs to be replaced.
NOTE: Although not optimally adjusted, the arm is still deemed
serviceable if a force of 5-15N is required to rotate the arm from a
horizontal position.
Check
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5 Break Over Test:
With the arm in the fully deployed position (B) with button enagaged and the
screen in the viewing position (C), a maximum of 70N break over load should be
required at the top of the monitor to rotate the arm.
a Using a handed held gauge (Model No. FK1K, Sauter Force Gauge 1000N
or equivalent), apply a load on the top of the video arm monitor until the
arm overcomes the friction at the elbow joint (see below).
b If the force is in excess of 70N, remove arm for overhaul.
6 Video Arm Stowage:

a Stow the video arm per Task 25-20-32-000-020. Make certain the video
arm locks into position.
Check
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REPAIR
TASK 25-20-32-060-010
1. Repair
A. General
(1) All repairs unless specified below or in a Service Bulletin (SB) or Service Letter (SIL) is to
be done by replacement.
B. Materials, Tools, Fixtures and Equipment
Table 6 Materials for Repair 25-20-32-060-010-000-001
P/N Description Qty per Notes Subtask

PAX
10705-00-01 Bush 1 A/R Use if original part is 25-20-32-060-010-030
damaged
10760-01-01 ¼” Clevis Pin 1 A/R Use if original part is 25-20-32-060-010-030
damaged
Figure 62 Item 50
13809-0 Modification Plate A/R
P5023 Rivet 3.2 DOM 0.5-3.5 AL 4 Figure 54 Item 91 25-20-32-060-010-010
PREF ALT: PREF ALT: 2.0x10 Cotter 1 A/R Use if original part is 25-20-32-060-010-030
P7051 ST ZP lost or damaged.
P9004 Pull-Ring 5/8” ST ZP P7051 NOT
APPLICABLE TO
STRETCHER
SEATS.
Figure 62 Items 100
& 100A
P9037 Velcro Hook 50 SA BK 1 25-20-32-060-010-020
P9059 Velcro Loop 50 SA BK 2 Figure 54 Item 90 25-20-32-060-010-010
P9092 Isopropyl Alcohol A/R Cleaner
P9130 3M ScotchWeld™ A/R Adhesive 25-20-32-060-010-030
DP8810NS
P9822 Silicone Grease A/R 25-20-32-060-010-030
- Ambersil 482-1277 A/R Adhesive Remover 25-20-32-060-010-010
Table 7 Tools for Repair 25-20-32-060-010-000-002
P/N Description Notes Subtask

- 2.5 mm Drill Bit 25-20-32-060-010-010
- 3.5 mm Drill Bit 25-20-32-060-010-010
- Plastic Scrapper Blade For cleaning 25-20-32-060-010-010
- Tap Reamer Adjustable Hand Wrench 25-20-32-060-000-030
Repair
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B100 ¼” HSS Spiral Flute Straight Shank Hand Reamer 25-20-32-060-000-030
C. Procedures
Subtask 25-20-32-060-010-010
(1) Seat Pan Hook/Loop Fasteners Replacement
This section is introduced by ACR-209-SB and is applicable to all the seat listed in this
CMM.
(a) Inspection
1 If the Velcro is not secured with rivets in the right position as shown below, then
this repair is applicable
(b) Removal
NOTE: If ACR-209-SB has not been implemented onto the seat to repair, skip step
2
1 Remove the seat base cushion as per Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-060

2 Using a 2.5 mm drill bit, drill the 4 rivets P5023 (2 per Velcro Loop P9059)
securing the 2 Velcro Loop to the seat pan
3 Peel off the 2 Velcro Loop P9059
4 Remove the adhesive left on the seat pan with a plastic scrapper blade and
Ambersil 482-1277 adhesive remover
Repair
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(c) Installation
NOTE: If ACR-209-SB has been implemented onto the seat to repair, skip steps 5,
8&9
1 Clean the seat pan using isopropyl alcohol and a lint-free cloth
2 Apply the 2 self-adhesive Velcro Loop to the seat pan in the position matching
the 2 Velcro Hook of the base cushion
3 Apply pressure by hand on the 2 Velcro Loop P9059
NOTE: Use a roller or a sheet of paper in order to protect the hand from abrasion
with the Velcro
4 Make 2 holes in the Velcro P9059 matching the holes in the seat pan
5 If required, drill the seat pan with a 3.5mm drill bit
6 Install 2 rivets P5023 per Velcro P9059
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7 Install the base cushion as per Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-180
8 If required, install the modification plate 13809-0 next to the seat data plate
9 Indelibly mark ACR-209-SB on the modification plate 13809-0
Subtask 25-20-32-060-010-020
(2) Seatback Hook/Loop Fasteners Replacement
This section is introduced by ACR-251-SB and is applicable to all seats listed in this CMM.
(a) Inspection
1 If the Velcro is not in the correct location as shown below, then this repair is
applicable
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(b) Removal
1 Remove the seat base cushion as per Subtask 25-20-32-030-010-060

2 Lift the bottom of the backrest cover upwards and secure it with masking tape
and an equivalent means.
3 Peel off the Velcro Hook P9037
4 Remove the adhesive left on the seatback with a plastic scrapper blade and
Ambersil 482-1277 adhesive remover
(c) Installation
NOTE: If ACR-251-SB has been implemented onto the seat to repair, skip steps 5
&6
1 Clean the area with isopropyl alcohol and a lint-free cloth

2 Install the Velcro Hook P9037 in the correct location shown above
3 Fit the seatback cover and secure it to the Velcro Hook P9037 by applying
pressure.
4 Install the base cushion as per Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-180
5 If required, install the modification plate 13809-0 next to the seat data plate
6 Indelibly mark ACR-251-SB on the modification plate 13809-0
Subtask 25-20-32-060-010-030
(3) Hand Reaming of the Seatback Hoop Plug Bush
This section is introduced by ACR-264-SIL and is applicable to all seats listed in this CMM.
(a) Inspection
1 Self-explanatory, this operation is recommended when the clevis pin 10760-00-

01 is hard to remove from the Seat Locking Assembly
(b) Disassembly
1 Disconnect the seatback from the seat locking assembly as per Subtask 25-20-
32-030-010-160
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(c) Re-work
1 Bush
a If the bush is damaged, discard and replace with a new part as instructed
below
b If the Bush (10705-00-01) is loose in the Hoop Plug:
i. Remove the Bush
ii. Clean both the Hoop Plug hole and Bush with P9092 Isopropyl
Alcohol
iii. Dry with a clean dry cloth
iv. Install the Bush (10705-00-01) into the Hoop Plug hole with P9130
3M Scotch-Weld™ Adhesive DP8810NS ensuring the bush sits in
its correct position as shown. Curing time 10 minutes
2 Pin
a Inspect the Clevis Pin (10760-01-01) for cracks and visual damage.
Discard and replace with new if damaged.
b Otherwise clean the Clevis Pin (10760-01-01) with wire wool, emery paper
and P9092 Isopropyl Alcohol
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3 Reaming
a If the Clevis Pin (10760-01-01) is hard to fit inside the Bush (10705-00-01)
then hand ream the bush to allow an easy fitment.
b Install the reamer inside the hand wrench

c Ream the Bush (10705-00-01) and use a vessel underneath the seat or
vacuum cleaner to collect debris
d Remove burrs from the Bush edges
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4 Locking Assembly
a Clean both the Locking Assembly with P9092 Isopropyl Alcohol and use a
vessel underneath the seat or vacuum cleaner to collect dirt
b Dry with a clean dry cloth
(d) Assembly
1 Connect the seatback to the seat locking assembly as per Subtask 25-20-32-
070-010-080
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ASSEMBLY
TASK 25-20-32-070-010
1. Assembly of the SLUR Seat
(a) 3/32 “Allen Key

(b) 1/8 “Allen Key
(c) 5/32” Allen Key
(d) 3/16” Allen Key
(e) 1/4” Spanner or Socket
(f) 5/16” Allen Key
(g) 1/2” Spanner or Socket
(h) No.10 spanner bit and screwdriver (TH6 Snake Eye™ Security Screwdriver)
(i) 300 – 400 N.m Torque wrench
(j) Arm Blanking cap – P/N 10279-XX-01 – 8 per seat
(k) Black Plastic cable ties
(l) Aisle side Bump Strip LH – P/N 10065-01-01 – 1 per LH seat
(m) Aisle side Bump Strip RH – P/N 10065-01-02 – 1 per RH seat
(n) Front & rear bumper – P/N 10064-01-01 – 2 per seat
B. Procedure
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-010
(1) Preparation
For the assembly, put the seat on a clean workbench.
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-020
(2) Assembly Sequence
Use this sequence for the Assembly of each seat. For specific procedures on sub-
assemblies, refer to the related subtasks following the sequence.
(a) Assembling the structure
1 Install the aisle side baggage bar.

2 Install the seat-pan assemblies.
3 Install the seatbelt shackle assemblies.
4 Install the armrest assemblies including the In-Arm Table (IAT) on the Front Row
(FR) seats.
5 Install the seatback assemblies.
6 Install the reclining mechanism assemblies.
7 Install the Front Row Video Arm (FRVA)
8 Install the Seat Electronic Box (SEB) Mounting plate
(b) Installing the In-Flight Entertainment (IFE) system
Assembly
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1 Install the IFE Interconnecting Wires
2 Install the IFE Line Replaceable Unit (LRUs)
(c) Install the seat features
1 Install the aisle impact protection.

2 Install the literature pockets.
3 Install the tray tables.
4 Install the seatbelts, cushions and seat covers.
5 Install the life-vest pockets.
6 Install the crew step (at operator’s discretion).
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-030
(3) Install the aisle side baggage bar.
(a) Hold the baggage bar (C) in position

(b) Install the shoulder bolt (A) onto the aisle side rib.
(c) Install the countersunk screw (B) onto the baggage bar plug
Assembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-040
(4) Install the seat-pan assemblies.
Figure 35 Seatpan 25-20-32-070-010-040-001
(a) Hold the seat-pan (C) on the upper spar.

(b) Install the socket head cap screws (E) on the top of the seat-pan.
(c) Install the socket head caps screws (D) at the rear of the seat-pan.
(d) Install the button head screws (A) and spacers (B) at the front of the seat-pan.
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-050
(5) Install the seatbelt shackle assemblies.
(a) Inner rib seatbelt shackle assemblies
1 Clean the fasteners with Isopropyl Alcohol

2 Apply two drop of Loctite 270 to the thread
3 Place the two seatbelt shackle assemblies either side of the inner rib assembly.
4 Using two Allen keys tighten the male and female seatbelt pins to install the two
seatbelt shackles
5 Tighten to a Torque of 10.2 N.m.
(b) Outer rib seatbelt shackle assemblies
1 Clean the fasteners with Isopropyl Alcohol

2 Apply two drop of Loctite 270 to the thread
3 Place the seatbelt shackle assemblies onto the outer rib assembly.
4 Using an Allen key tighten the seatbelt pin to install the seatbelt shackle
5 Tighten to a Torque of 3.4 N.m.
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-220
(6) Install the Front Row Seat Armcap
Assembly
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(a) For IAT Armrest Armcap
Figure 36 Armrests 25-20-32-070-010-220-001
(b) For IAT Slave Armrest Armcap
Figure 37 IAT Slave Armrest Armcap 25-20-32-070-010-220-002
1 Install the armcap (K)

2 Tighten the 4 screws (J)
Assembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-060
(7) Install the armrest assemblies
Figure 38 Armrests 25-20-32-070-010-060-001
(a) For all armrests (including IAT armrest assemblies):
1 Apply silicon grease to the lug of the rib

2 Install the armrest (D) onto the lug on the rib
NOTE: The aisle side armrest has a spring and locking plunger assembly.
3 Apply silicon grease to the pivot sleeve (F) and slide into position
4 Push the arm blanking disc (E) in position until it clicks.
NOTE: Install new blanking disc if required.
5 For IAT only
a Open the Armcap and install the screw and sleeve (hand tighten).
(b) Attaching the arm cap over-mould to the armrest
NOTE: This is a Warehouse placement NOT a Line replacement, removal of the

armrest is required
1 Using a clean cloth wipe down the arm cap over-mould and armrest with
Isopropyl Alcohol Cleaner
2 Using an applicator gun, apply a thin bead of P9093 (DP609) or P9130 (DP8810)
on all mating surfaces between the arm cap over-mould and armrest
3 Apply a thick bead of P9093 or P9130 on the front and back of the armrest.
4 Correctly line up the arm cap over-mould and armrest
5 Firmly press the arm cap over-mould and armrest together.
6 Apply a damp cloth to wipe away any excess glue
7 Using an elastic band (or something similar) hold the arm cap over-mould and
armrest in place and leave to set for minimum of 24 hours
(c) For FR seats, Install the IAT Table Leaf
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Figure 39 IAT Armrests 25-20-32-070-010-060-002
1 Open the hinged armcap (A) and slide the IAT Table Leaf (C) in position
2 Apply Loctite 222 to the thread of the socket head cap screw (B) and install at
the front of the armrest to secure the IAT(C).
NOTE: The IAT armrest can be installed with or without the IAT Table Leaf
fitted.
(d) Bonding the IAT / IAT Slave arm Rest pads
NOTE: This is a Warehouse placement NOT a Line replacement, removal of the slave
arm is required
1 Using an applicator gun apply a thin line of P9067 (3M Scotch Weld 7246-2 B/A)
adhesive into the hole were the rest pad would sit
2 Firmly press the Rest pad into the hole
3 Wipe away and excess glue and allow to dry for 24 hours.
Assembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-070
(8) Install the seatback assemblies.
Figure 40 Seatback 25-20-32-070-010-070-001
PRE ACR-422-SB
1 Install the pins (C) (if required) with Loctite 648 and hammer home, clean off any
excess Loctite, and allow to cure for 6 hour.
2 Slot the holes in the seatback pivot clamps into the pins (C)
3 Apply a drop P9108 (3 in 1 oil) to the bolt threads (A)
4 Loosely fasten the saddle clamps (B) into place using a zig zag pattern to ensure
the saddle clamp sits correctly
5 Torque the bolts in a zig zag pattern to a torque value of 2 N.m
6 Torque the bolts again in the same zig zag pattern to a torque value of 5 N.m.
POST ACR-422-SB
1 Install the pins (C) (if required) with Loctite 648 and hammer home, clean off any
excess Loctite, and allow to cure for 6 hour.
2 Slot the holes in the seatback pivot clamps into the pins (C)
3 Loosely fasten the saddle clamps (B) into place using a zig zag pattern to ensure
the saddle clamp sits correctly
4 Torque the bolts in a zig zag pattern to a torque value of 2 N.m
5 Torque the bolts again in the same zig zag pattern to a torque value of 4.75 N.m.
Assembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-080
(9) Install the reclining mechanism assemblies.
(a) Install the reclining handle.
1 Install the handle onto the slot in the rib assembly.
NOTE: Be careful not to lose the spring and the pin.
2 Install the two screws in the upper spar.
(b) Install the UltraLOC™.
1 Install the UltraLOC™ with the bolt securing it to the side of the rib.
2 Install the clevis pin and circular pull-ring that connects the UltraLOC™ to the lug
on the seatback hoop.
3 Install the clevis pin and circular pull-ring that connects the handle to the
UltraLOC™.
Assembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-090
(10) Install Front Row Video Arm (FRVA) Assembly
Figure 41 Video Arm 25-20-32-070-010-090-001
(a) Install the FRVA (B) by lining up the holes to the outer Rib assembly
(b) Tighten the screws (A)
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-100
(11) Install the SEB mounting plate
(a) Hold the mounting plate assembly in place onto the leg assembly
(b) Install the five screws and nylon spacers that attach the mounting plate assembly to
the leg assembly
(c) Install the grounding strap in its location and tighten the nuts on both the seat leg stud
and the SEB mounting plate stud.
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-110
(12) Install the IFE interconnecting wires
NOTE: Refer to the ACRO installation drawings 12489, 12490, 12491, 12740, 12742,
12741, 12847, 12848, 12852, 12853, 12854, 12855, 13212, 13213 & 13211 for
harness routing and cable tie locations.
(a) Install the electrical wiring loom assembly to the seat using new cable ties and cable
tie mounts if needed.
Assembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-120
(13) Install the IFE LRUs
NOTE: If necessary refer to the ACRO installation drawings 12489, 12490, 12491, 12740,
12742, 12741, 12847, 12848, 12852, 12853, 12854, 12855 13212, 13213 & 13211
for additional information.
(a) Install the Seat Electronic Box (SEB)
Figure 42 IFE LRUs 25-20-32-070-010-120-001
1 Hold the SEB (C) onto its mounting brackets and attach four quarter-turn
fasteners and two bolts (D)
2 Connect the electrical harness to the SEB connectors (B).
3 Hold in place the SEB cover and install the two quarter-turn fasteners (A) on the
back of the SEB mounting plate.
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(b) Install the Removable Display Unit (RDU)
Figure 43 RDU 25-20-32-070-010-120-002
1 Install the RDU by placing the screen into the display mount located at the back
of the seats / at the end of the video arm.
2 Slide downwards to lock into place
Assembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-130
(14) Install the aisle impact protection
NOTE: Fit new bumpers if needed.
(a) Install the aisle bump strip by pushing the ‘barbed tangs’ in the slots on the aisle rib.
(b) Install the front and the rear bumper in the front and rear pockets of the aisle rib by
pushing them in position.
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-140
(15) Install the literature pocket
(a) Install the spring wire
Figure 44 Literature Pocket 25-20-32-070-010-140-001
1 Place the spring wire (D) at the back of the seat. Fasten with the screw (A) the
washer (B) and mounting Post (C). Do the same on the other side
(b) Install the fabric literature pocket
1 Slide the fabric hood over the spring wire

2 Attach the Velcro securing the fabric hood to the spring wire
3 Attach the directional stud
4 Attach the Velcro along the bottom and top of the fabric hood to the seatback
Assembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-150
(16) Install the tray table latch assembly
(a) On the rear plastic shroud, hold in place the tray table latch
(b) Apply Loctite 243 to the thread of the security screw.
(c) Install the security screw DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-160
(17) Install the tray table
(a) Install the cross bar into one of the table legs
(b) Fasten into place using Loctite 222 on the screw thread
(c) Install the Tray Table leaf into place
(d) Install the other table leg into place
(e) Apply a drop of Loctite 222 to the screw thread as done previously.
(f) Install the two screws and collars that attach the tray table legs to the seatback pivot
assembly.
(g) Leave the table in the horizontal position until the rear plastic shroud is fitted to the
seatback cover (Ref Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-170).
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-170
(18) Install the seatback cover, foam pad and rear plastic shroud
(a) Install the Foam Pad
1 Attach the fasteners loaded at the top of the seatback underneath the aluminium
seatback hoop
2 Flip the foam pad over the seatback, make sure the Velcro strips on the foam
pad line up with the Velcro strips on the seatback
3 Firmly press down the foam pad to the secure in place
(b) Install the seatback cover
1 Before fitting the fabric cover to the seatback, locate all the Velcro strip positions.
2 Install the fabric cover on the top of the seatback hoop and secure the Velcro
strips by pressing it down with your hands.
3 Starting from the bottom work your way up the sides of the hoop symmetrically,
make sure the Velcro are positioned properly. If not, separate the Velcro strips
and start again.
4 Firmly press down on the front of the seatback fabric cover to ensure that the
Velcro strips are fastened correctly.
5 Neatly tuck away any excess fabric
NOTE: Take extra care around the RDU
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(c) Install the rear plastic shroud:
NOTE: Ensure that the two round grommets are fitted to the rear plastic shroud
assembly.
1 Slot the two brackets into the two holes located at the top of seatback
2 Gently squeeze the bottom edges of the rear plastic shroud to fit the bottom holes
into side mounting pins
3 From the front of the seatback, lift the bottom of the fabric cover to gain access
and install the two D-ring quarter turn fasteners and retainers.
4 Stow and latch the tray table.
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-180
(19) Install the seat base cushion and cover
(a) Locate the Velcro strips positions and install the base fabric cover onto the base
cushion. Line up and press the Velcro strips together by hand
(b) Install the seat base on the seat-pan lining up the Velcro strips and apply pressure onto
the top.
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-190
(20) Install the seatbelt
1 Hook the seat belt on the seat belt shackle on both sides. (The shortest end of
the seatbelt attached to the seatbelt shackle on the aisle side.)
NOTE: the Airline may alter this at their desire
Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-200
(21) Install the life-vest pocket
(a) Aisle side Under Crew Step Life vest box
1 Install the 4 screws from inside the life-vest box onto the crew step.
2 Attached the crew step in accordance with Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-210 onto
the rib aisle rib.
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(b) Under-seat Vertical life vest pocket
1 Using two new cable ties attach the life-vest pocket to the upper spar
2 Fasten the Velcro strap attaching the life-vest pocket to the lower spar
3 Do not tie the strap too tight and ensure the life-vest pocket keeps the rectangular
shape when seen from the side.
(c) Under-seat Horizontal life vest pocket
1 Using four new cable ties install the life-vest pocket to the bottom of the upper
spar.
Assembly
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Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-210
(22) Install the crew step
Figure 45 Crew Step 25-20-32-070-010-210-001
(a) Install the two screws (C), washers (B) and nuts (A) attaching the crew step (D), with
the stress pad (E), to the underside of the aisle rib.
(b) Tighten the screw and nut fasteners to 6-7 N.m.
IMPORTANT: The crew step is an additional feature fitted to a few seats only at the
operator’s convenience; where fitted, the additional seat data plate is to be
marked with the crew step modification by the technician fitting the crew step.
However it is mandatory that the crew step is attached to Front Row Seats
P/Ns: 32-18-01-26A, 32-18-01-26B, 32-18-06-201, 32-18-06-203 & 32-18-
06-204 in order to accommodate the under crew step life-vest assembly.
Assembly
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FITS AND CLEARANCES
TASK 25-20-32-080-010
1. Fits and Clearances
Not Applicable.
Fits and Clearances

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Fits and Clearances

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SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT
TASK 25-20-32-090-010
1. Special Tools, Fixtures and Equipment
A. General
All tools must be clean and in good condition. Damaged tools can cause damage to unit
components. Replace damaged tools. For special tools, fixtures and equipment necessary during
component maintenance see Table 8.
Table 8 List of Tools, Fixtures and Equipment 25-20-32-090-010-000-001
Tools Description Pageblocks used in: Type

3/32 “Allen Key 300 & 700 Standard Tool
1/8 “Allen Key 300 & 700 Standard Tool
5/32” Allen Key 300 & 700 Standard Tool
1/4” Spanner or Socket 300 & 700 Standard Tool
1/2” Spanner or Socket 300 & 700 Standard Tool
3/4” Open-ended Spanner 1200 & 1300 Standard Tool
No.10 spanner bit and screwdriver
300 & 700 Standard Tool
(TH6 Snake Eye™ Security Screwdriver)
Torque Wrench (2-4 N.m range – 0.1 increment) 1200 & 1300 Equipment
Torque Wrench (300-400 N.m range – 5 increment) 700 Equipment
RDU Release Key (P/N: 00-5100-41) 300 Equipment
Arm Blanking Cap 10279-XX-01 700 Part
LH/RH Aisle Bump Strips 10065-01-01/-02 700 Part
Front & Rear Bumpers 10064-01-01 700 Part
Black Plastic Cable Ties 700 Consumables
P9093 (DP609) 700 Consumables
P9130 (DP8810) 700 Consumables
Lint-free Cloth 400 Consumables
Sponge 400 Consumables
Soft Brush 400 Consumables
Cotton Wad 400 Consumables
Clean Water 400 Consumables
Soap/Water Solution 400 Consumables
Liquid Detergent 400 Consumables
Isopropyl Alcohol 400 Consumables
Perchlorethylene 400 Consumables
Solvent 400 Consumables
Zep Aviation Window View 400 Consumables
Special Tools, Fixtures and Equipment

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SPECIAL PROCEDURES
TASK 25-20-32-110-010
1. Special Procedures
Not Applicable
Special Procedures
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Special Procedures
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REMOVAL
TASK 25-20-32-120-010
1. Removal
A. Job Set-up Information
(a) 3/8” socket

(b) 3/4” open-ended spanner
B. B. Procedure
Subtask 25-20-32-120-010-010
(1) Remove the seat.
(a) Loosen the front stud’s anti-rattle nut using an open-ended spanner.
(b) Loosen the rear track fitting plunger bolt using an open-ended spanner.
CAUTION: Do not fully removed the anti-rattle nut or the bolt holding the plunger
(c) Move the seat forward or aft by a 1/2”, lift the front stud off the seat track and disengage
the rear track fitting shear plunger from the track.
(d) Remove the seat.
Removal
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Removal
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INSTALLATION
TASK 25-20-32-130-010
2. Limitations
A. Installation Orientation
The seat must be installed facing FWD in the A/C.
B. Minimum pitch
For compliance with CS 25.562 (c)(5) & (6), the seat installation pitch range (minimum approved
pitch is 29”) is to be found in the Dynamic Test Report referenced in the relevant section of ACR-
053-DDP.
TASK 25-20-32-130-020
1. Installation
A. Job Set-up Information
(a) 3/8” socket

(b) 3/4” open-ended spanner
(c) Torque wrench
B. B. Procedure
Subtask 25-20-32-130-020-010
(1) Install the seat.
(a) Align the seat with the seat tracks

(b) Move the seat forward or aft to the right position, engage the rear track fitting shear
plunger into the track, then place the front stud in the seat track.
(c) Move the seat aft by 1/2”, to lock the foot fittings in the seat track
(d) Tighten the foot fittings as follow:
Installation
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Subtask 25-20-32-130-020-020
(1) Tighten the rear foot fittings
CAUTION: The correct orientation of PN 13602 is critical, see image below.
Figure 46 Rear foot fitting washer 25-20-32-130-010-020-001
(a) Ensure that the bolt and nyloc nut fastener (B) is tightened to a torque value of
4-5 N.m.
(b) Tighten the rear foot fitting fastener (A) to a torque value of 2.3 – 3.4 Nm.
Figure 47 Rear Foot Assembly 25-20-32-130-010-030-001
NOTE: The plunger should be fixed on top of the seat track and not able to move up and
down, the required torque to fix the plunger has to be in the torque range given
above. Do not over-tighten the foot fitting fastener.
Subtask 25-20-32-130-020-030
(2) Tighten the front stud anti-rattle nut
(a) Lift the front of the leg and tighten the nut by hand
(b) Then add a 1/4” turn using a 3/4” spanner.
Installation
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SERVICING
TASK 25-20-32-140-010
1. Servicing
Not Applicable
Servicing
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STORAGE
TASK 25-20-32-150-010
1. Storage
(1) Specials Tools, Fixtures and Equipment
None required
B. Procedure
Subtask 25-20-32-150-010-010
(1) General
(a) Make sure that the seat is clean, dry and has no damage.
(b) Make sure that all compartments are empty and clean.
(c) Put a dust cover over the seat.
(d) Make sure that the front and rear foot fittings are protected to prevent mechanical
damage.
(e) Keep the seat in a clean dry environment away from heat.
CAUTION: Do not stack seats on top of each other or put heavy objects on or
against them.
(f) After storage, check (Ref Task 25-20-32-050-010) and test (Ref Task 25-20-32-010-
010) the seat.
Storage
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Storage
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REWORK
TASK 25-20-32-160-010
1. Rework
Not Applicable
Rework
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Rework
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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
TASK 25-20-32-100-010
1. General
A. Purpose
This section describes and illustrates all assemblies, subassemblies, and detail parts. It has
illustration sheets and detailed parts lists. Illustration sheets show exploded views and detailed
parts lists, shown in a tabular form, give information about each item. Components given are
replaceable for reasons of wear, age, or too much use.
B. Usage
(1) How to use the Illustrated Parts List (IPL)
Each assembly given is followed immediately by the list of its detail parts, correctly indented,
by dot(s), to show their relation to the assembly. Parts are given in general order of
disassembly. Attaching parts are given immediately after the item they attach. Item
numbers in the parts list are the same as the numbers in the applicable exploded view
illustration.
(2) How to identify a Part
(a) When the Part Number (P/N) is known
When a Numerical Parts Index is available, turn to it and get the part number. The
figure and item numbers of the illustration where the part appears are given in the
column to the right of the part number. The item number in the detail parts list will give
the part number, description, assembly, quantity necessary and will show the related
parts.
(b) When the P/N is NOT known
Look at the illustrations and identify the part from its shape or location. Make a note of
the item number on the illustration. The item number in the detail parts list will give the
part number, description, assembly, quantity required and the related parts of the
applicable part.
If the part cannot be found on the illustrations, it is not stocked individually and is
included in an assembly which is the replaceable component. The item number of that
component is preceded by a dash (-) in the detail parts list.
(3) Fig/Item Column
(a) The figure number is given at the top left of the column. It shows how the parts list is
related to an illustration.
(b) The end item number 1A is applicable to that end item (assembly) which is shown in
the illustration. An item that has a small difference is shown immediately after the end
item (1B, 1C,... as applicable).
(c) A dash (-) before an item number shows that the item is not shown on the illustration.
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(d) The item number sequence follows, where possible, the sequence in which the end
item is disassembled. The sequence is broken to let more items be put in to the
sequence, when necessary.
(e) Suffixes are given, A thru Z (without I and O), when it is necessary to add more items
to show:
1 Special-to-type items.
2 Service Bulletin modifications.
3 Configuration differences.
4 Optional part numbers.
5 Parts that were made better (not service bulletin modifications).
(f) Suffixes to the item numbers are not shown on the illustration (when the shape and
location of the original item are the same as the basic item).
(g) Parts which make a selection from a range group are given a sequence of not shown
item numbers. This does not apply to the supplied configuration, or to the part number
of the smallest part which is shown.
(4) P/N Column
The part number column contains the part number includes standard part numbers such as
Aircraft General Spares (AGS) and Off-the-Shelf fasteners and fixtures.
(5) Nomenclature Column
(a) This column contains the name of each part, and can also give:
1 The true part number (if longer than 15 digits or modified per ATA/200/2000),
2 The vendor code (if the part was not manufactured by ACRO Aircraft Seating
Limited),
3 Service Bulletins that have an effect on the part,
4 Obsolete part numbers,
5 Information about interchangeable parts,
6 Other special names and symbols.
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(b) Indented Text
The indenture system is used in the NOMENCLATURE column to show the relation of
an assembly or subassembly of one part to another. An item that is not indented is the
highest level of assembly. An indented item will always be a part of the item given
before with one less indent. This system gives fast identification of the parts that make
an assembly, or the Next Higher Assembly (NHA) for an applicable part. Parts that
attach other parts follow the part that they attach and thus can be before the list of the
items that make up the assembly. The words and symbols given below are used in the
NOMENCLATURE column when applicable to help you identify the attaching parts for
a given assembly.
(1-7 dots before the data) Shows the parts indenture level of
assembly.
ATTACHING PARTS Shows the start of a group of attaching

parts for an assembly level
INCLUDES Shows the start of a group of parts

included in an assembly
*** Shows the end of a group of attaching /

included parts for an assembly at this
level
(c) Commercial And Government Entity (CAGE) Code
1 Part numbers with a vendor code in the NOMENCLATURE column may be

obtained from that vendor. The part is also obtainable from and supported by
ACRO Aircraft Seating.
2 The absence of a vendor code in the NOMENCLATURE column indicates the
part is manufactured or modified by ACRO Aircraft Seating.
(d) Service Bulletin/Service Advisory Data
Assemblies, subassemblies, and detail parts that have been changed, removed, added
or replaced by an issued Service Bulletin or Service Advisory will show both pre- and
post- service bulletin/advisory configurations.
PRE SB/SA XXXX Pre-Service Bulletin / Pre-Service Advisory
POST SB/SA XXXX Post-Service Bulletin / Post-Service Advisory
DELETED BY SB XXXX Deleted By Service Bulletin. Parts removed by service

bulletins only the removed P/N and name.
ADDED BY SB XXXX Added By Service Bulletin. Parts added by service bulletins are
shown in the NOMECLATURE column.
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(e) Obsolete and Interchangeable Parts data
The names that follow are used in the NOMENCLATURE column in order to show the
parts that are interchangeable or obsolete.
ALT Alternate part. The given part is alternate to and interchangeable with other
parts within the same item number variant group or other item numbers if given.
PREF Preferred part. The given part is interchangeable with other parts within the
same item number group, and of the available choices, is the recommended part to
get.
REPLD BY Replaced By. The part is replaced by and is interchangeable with the
item number given.
REPLS Replaces. The part replaces and is interchangeable with the item
number given.
SUPSDS Supersedes. The part replaces and is not interchangeable with the item
number given.
DELETED Deleted. Parts that are deleted are identified in the NOMENCLATURE
column as 'DELETED'. The part number will stay in the PART NUMBER column.
Information in other columns will be removed.
(f) Other Special Terms and Symbols
The special names that follow are used in the NOMENCLATURE column when
applicable to give more information for the part.
TRUE PN True Part Number. The part in the PART NUMBER column has been
changed so as to agree with ATA 200/2000 standards. Use the True Part Number
shown within parentheses in the NOMENCLATURE column to get the necessary part.
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NONPROC Non-Procurable. The part in the P/N column for an assembly or
subassembly that is not available in its given form. NONPROC assemblies or
subassemblies are not procurable and should not be ordered. But the parts for that
assembly or subassembly could be procurable. A NONPROC assembly lets a group of
parts be illustrated and listed as an assembly or subassembly.
ORDER NHA Order Next Higher Assembly. The part in the /N column cannot be got.
Order the Next Higher Assembly (NHA) shown in the DPL to get the necessary part.
PN CORRECTION Part Number Correction. The part in the P/N column was an
error, and has been corrected to the number given in the P/N column.
ITEM SHIPPED LOOSE Item is shipped detached from its assembly. The detail
item is not attached to the assembly during storage or shipment. An example of such
items is gaskets, seals, or O-rings.
SEE IPL FIG. XX FOR DETAILS Refer to the listed figure for more details on this
part. The part or assembly is described in more detail in the Referenced figure.
SEE IPL FIG. XX FOR NHA Refer to the figure given to see this item in relation to the
next higher assembly. The part or assembly is given as one item at the next higher
assembly level.
(g) Effectivity Column
This column contains codes to show alternative models or configurations of the end
item to which the given parts are applicable. When the Detailed Parts List gives more
than one assembly part number, each top assembly part number is given a code (A,
B, etc.). Applicable detail parts will have codes in the EFF CODE column that agree.
This will show its relation to the corresponding top assembly part number. When a
detail part is applicable to a group of top assembly part numbers (and it is not possible
to give a series of single part number effectivity codes), an additional code is given.
This shows its relation to the group of top assembly part numbers. When necessary,
we will tell you what the effectivity codes show at the end of the figures.
(blank) All models. This column is left empty when the part is applicable to all models
or configurations in the parts list.
(non blank) Effectivity code. The part in the P/N column is applicable only to the
assembly or assemblies shown by the effectivity code. A note at the end of the Detail
Parts List shows what relation the effectivity codes have to the applicable assembly
P/Ns.
(h) Units per Assembly Column
The quantity shown in this column shows the units required for one Next Higher
Assembly (NHA). If it refers to attaching parts, it is the quantity required to attach one
such item. The quantities shown in this column are the quantities required at a given
location. They may not be the total quantity of parts in one assembly. Other names
used in the UNITS PER ASSY column are as follows.
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RF Reference. The part or assembly is given here only for Reference. It is shown
fully assembled on the illustration for the part given in the NOMENCLATURE column.
AR As Required. This part is usually available in a large quantity and the quantity
used varies.
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2. Vendor Identification Code
Vendor Code Vendor Name & Addresses

ACRO Aircraft Seating Ltd.
Old Brighton Road
Lowfield Heath
U0R15 Crawley
West Sussex
RH11 0PR
United Kingdom
Servecorp Limited
Burgess Hill
U0JN3
RH15 9LH
United Kingdom
Zodiac Inflight Innovations
2929 East Imperial Highway
-
Brea, CA 92821
USA
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3. P Number Key
P Number Definition
P1XXX Screw
P2XXX Nut
P3XXX Washer
P4XXX Bolt
P5XXX Rivet
P6XXX Insert
P7XXX Pin
P8XXX Spring
P9XXX Miscellaneous
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4. Illustrated Parts List
Figure 48 Seat Assembly (1 of 2) 25-20-32-100-040-000-001
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Figure 49 Seat Assembly (2 of 2) 25-20-32-100-040-000-002
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Item No. Part No. Nomenclature Eff Code Units per
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Figure 48 Seat Assemblies RF
Figure 49
001 32-18-01-261 DBL OB FR LH TCX A RF

-001A 32-18-01-262 DBL OB FR RH TCX B RF
-001B 32-18-01-263 DBL STD OB LH TCX C RF
-001C 32-18-01-264 DBL STD OB RH TCX D RF
-001D 32-18-01-267 DBL OB RR LH TCX E RF
-001E 32-18-01-268 DBL OB RR RH TCX F RF
-001F 32-18-01-26A DBL CTR FR LH TCX G RF
-001G 32-18-01-26B DBL CTR FR RH TCX H RF
-001H 32-18-01-26C DBL CTR STD LH TCX J RF
-001J 32-18-01-26D DBL CTR STD RH TCX K RF
-001K 32-18-01-26G DBL STD SRTWL TCX L RF
-001L 32-18-01-26H DBL RR SRTWL TCX M RF
-001M 32-18-01-26E DBL CTR NRW LH TCX N RF
-001N 32-18-01-26F DBL CTR NRW RH TCX P RF
-001P 32-18-01-26L DBL OB CTD LH TCX Q RF
-001Q 32-18-01-26M DBL OB CTD RH TCX R RF
-001R 32-18-01-265 DBL OB CTD RR LH TCX S RF
-001S 32-18-01-266 DBL OB CTD RR RH TCX T RF
-001T 32-18-02-363 TPL CTR IAT TCX U RF
-001U 32-18-01-363 TPL CTR STD TCX V RF
-001V 32-18-01-365 TPL CTR RR TCX W RF
-001W 32-18-01-26J DBL CTD BO LH TCX X RF
-001X 32-18-01-26K DBL CTD BO RH TCX Y RF
-001Y 32-18-06-203 DBL CTR IAT LH TCX Z RF
-001Z 32-18-06-204 DBL CTR IAT RH TCX AA RF
-001AA 32-18-06-201 DBL CTR FR IAT TCX AB RF
-001AB 32-18-01-26R DBL CTR RR LH TCX AC RF
-001AC 32-18-01-26S DBL CTR RR RH TCX AD RF
(See IPL Figure 50 For Details)
Seat Primary Structures
10 12641-1 .STRUCT DBL OB FR LH A 1

-10A 12641-2 .STRUCT DBL OB FR RH B 1
-10B 12555-3 .STRUCT DBL STD OB LH C 1
-10C 12555-4 .STRUCT DBL STD OB RH D 1
-10D 12555-7 .STRUCT DBL OB RR LH E 1
-10E 12555-8 .STRUCT DBL OB RR RH F 1
-10F 12790-1 .STRUCT DBL CTR FR LH G 1
-10G 12790-2 .STRUCT DBL CTR FR RH H 1
-10H 12547-1 .STRUCT DBL CTR STD LH J 1
-10J 12547-2 .STRUCT DBL CTR STD RH K 1
-10K 12547-3 .STRUCT DBL STD SRTWL L 1
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-10L 12547-5 .STRUCT DBL RR SRTWL M 1
-10M 12639-1 .STRUCT DBL CTR NRW LH N 1
-10N 12639-2 .STRUCT DBL CTR NRW RH P 1
-10P 12555-1 .STRUCT DBL OB CTD LH Q 1
-10Q 12555-2 .STRUCT DBL OB CTD RH R 1
-10R 12555-5 .STRUCT DBL OB CTD RR LH S 1
-10S 12555-6 .STRUCT DBL OB CTD RR RH T 1
-10T 12794-0 .STRUCT TPL CTR IAT U 1
-10U 12567-0 .STRUCT TPL CTR STD V 1
-10V 12567-3 .STRUCT TPL CTR RR W 1
-10W 12555-1 .STRUCT DBL CTD BO LH X 1
-10X 12555-2 .STRUCT DBL CTD BO RH Y 1
-10Y 13133-1 .STRUCT DBL CTR IAT LH Z 1
-10Z 13133-2 .STRUCT DBL CTR IAT RH AA 1
-10AA 13132-0 .STRUCT DBL CTR FR IAT AB 1
-10AB 12840-1 .STRUCT DBL CTR RR LH AC 1
-10AC 12840-2 .STRUCT DBL CTR RR RH AD 1
INCLUDES
-11 .. Front Foot Fitting Assy 2
-12 .. Rear Foot Fitting Assy 2
-13 .. Seat Belt Anchorage Assy RF
-14 12647-1 .. Seat Pan Assy AGZ,AB 2
-14A 12647-2 .. Seat Pan Assy BH,AA 2
-14B 12647-3 .. Seat Pan Assy UVW 1
-14C 12647-4 .. Seat Pan Assy UVW 1
-14D 12192-0 .. Seat Pan Assy NPUVW 1
-14E 12192-3 .. Seat Pan Assy KRTY,AD 2
P 1
-14F 12192-4 .. Seat Pan Assy CDEFJNQSX,AC 2
LM 1
-14G 12192-5 .. Seat Pan Assy LM 1
***
20 . Literature Pocket Assembly ABCDGH 2 (3 for UV)

(See IPL Page 1017 For Details) JKLNPQR
UVXYZ
AA,AB
30 12531-4 .Sliding table Assy ULT ABCDGH 2 (3 for UV)

(See IPL Figure 55 For Details) JKLNPQ
RUVXYZ
AA,AB
40 12739-0 . Ultra Back Rave ABCDGHJKLQ 2 (3 for UV)

(See IPL Figure 56 For Details) RUVXYZ,AA,AB
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-40A 12076-7 . Ultra Back RR EFMSTW,AC,AD 2 (3 for W)
-40B 12739-3 .Ultra Back Rave NP 2
50 12154-2 . Shroud Assy RH ACGJLNQXZ,AB 1

-50A 12154-1 . Shroud Assy LH BDHRUVY,AA 1
60 . Baggage Bar Assy All Except ,AB 1 (2 for UVW)

70 12550-1 . Seatback Assy Complete ACGJQXZ 2

UV 3
AB 1
-70A 12550-2 . Seatback Assy Complete BDHKRY,AA 2
AB 1
-70B 12550-3 . Seatback Assy Complete L 2
N 1
-70C 12550-4 . Seatback Assy Complete P 1
-70D 12550-5 . Seatback Assy Complete N 1
-70E 12550-6 . Seatback Assy Complete P 1
-70F 12550-7 . Seatback Assy Complete MS 2
-70G 12550-8 . Seatback Assy Complete T 2
-70H 12550-9 . Seatback Assy Complete E,AC 2
W 3
-70J 12550-10 . Seatback Assy Complete F,AD 2
-80 Intentionally Left Blank
90 . Seat Recline Assy LH ACEGJLMN 2

QSXZ,AC 2
UVW 3
AB 1
INCLUDES
-91 10602-00-01 .. Recline Locking Assy LH 1 per Assy
-92 .. Recline Lever Assy LH 1 per Assy
***
-90A . Seat Recline Assy RH BDFHK 2

PRTY,AA,AD 2
AB 1
INCLUDES
-91A 10602-00-02 .. Recline Locking Assy RH 1 per Assy
-92A .. Recline Lever Assy RH 1 per Assy
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***
-100 12750-0 . Armrest Assy ULT LNG CDEFJKLMNP 3

(See IPL Figure 64 For Details) QRSTXY,AC,AD 3
VW 4
Z,AA 1
110 12646-1 . IAT ASSEMBLY LH AH,AB 2

Z 1
-110A 12646-2 . IAT ASSEMBLY RH BG 2
(See IPL Figure 65 For Details) U 3
AA 1
120 11686-00-01 . Armrest Assy IAT Slave ABGHUZ,AA,AB 1

130 12692-1 . FR Video Arm LRU Assy LH AH,AB 2

Z 1
-130A 12692-2 . FR Video Arm LRU Assy RH BG 2
(See IPL Figure 67 For Details) AA 1
140 12927-0 . Vertical Life-Vest Pocket Assy ABUVW 2

GH,AB 1
-140A 13167-1 . FR Life-Vest Box Assy LH GZ,AB 1
-140B 13167-2 . FR Life-Vest Box Assy RH H,AA 1
-140C PRE ACR-586-SB . Horizontal Life-Vest Pocket Assy CDEFJKLMNPQ 2

12616-0 (See IPL Figure 68 For Details) RSTXY,AC,AD 2
UVWZ,AA 1
POST ACR-586-SB . Horizontal Life-Vest Pocket Assy CDEFJKLMNPQ 2
13998-0 (See IPL Figure 68 For Details) RSTXY,AC,AD 2
UVWZ,AA 1
150 . RDU Mounting Plate Assy All Except 2 (3 for UV)

(See IPL Figure 69 For Details) EFMSTW,AC,AD
-160 . SPU Bonding Assy All Except 1

(See IPL Figure 70 For Details) EFMSTW,AC,AD
-170 12490-1 ..Elec Installation FR OB A 1

-170A 12491-1 ..Elec Installation STD OB B 1
-170B 12854-1 ..Elec Installation STD OB CQ 1
-170C 12855-1 ..Elec Installation STD OB DR 1
-170D 12853-1 ..Elec Installation FR CTR G 1
-170E 12489-2 ..Elec Installation FR CTR H 1
-170F 12848-1 ..Elec Installation STD CTR JN 1
-170G 12852-1 ..Elec Installation STD CTR KP 1
-170H 12740-0 ..Elec Installation FR CTR L 1
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-170J 12741-0 ..Elec Installation FR CTR X 1
-170K 12847-0 ..Elec Installation TPL CTR UV 1
-170L 12742-0 ..Elec Installation FR CTR Y 1
-170M 13211-0 Elec Installation CTR DBL AB, 1
-170N 13212-0 Elec Installation CTR IAT LH Z 1
-170P 13213-0 Elec Installation CTR IAT RH AA, 1
-180 P1025 (Screw) .10-24x1 UNC BHF835SS ABGHZ,AA,AB 8
Optional: At operator’s discretion
-180 12383-1 Crew Step Assy LH ACEKPQS 1

UVWX,AD 1
-180A 12383-2 Crew Step Assy RH BDFJLMNRT 1
UVWY,AB,AC 1
-180B 12383-3 Crew Step Life-Vest Box Assy LH GZ,AB 1
-180C 12383-4 Crew Step Life-Vest Box Assy RH H,AA 1
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Figure 50 Seat Parts 25-20-32-100-040-000-003
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Nomenclature Units per
Item No. Part No. Eff Code
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Figure
Seat Parts RF
50
001 32-18-01-261 DBL OB FR LH TCX A RF

-001A 32-18-01-262 DBL OB FR RH TCX B RF
-001B 32-18-01-263 DBL STD OB LH TCX C RF
-001C 32-18-01-264 DBL STD OB RH TCX D RF
-001D 32-18-01-267 DBL OB RR LH TCX E RF
-001E 32-18-01-268 DBL OB RR RH TCX F RF
-001F 32-18-01-26A DBL CTR FR LH TCX G RF
-001G 32-18-01-26B DBL CTR FR RH TCX H RF
-001H 32-18-01-26C DBL CTR STD LH TCX J RF
-001J 32-18-01-26D DBL CTR STD RH TCX K RF
-001K 32-18-01-26G DBL STD SRTWL TCX L RF
-001L 32-18-01-26H DBL RR SRTWL TCX M RF
-001M 32-18-01-26E DBL CTR NRW LH TCX N RF
-001N 32-18-01-26F DBL CTR NRW RH TCX P RF
-001P 32-18-01-26L DBL OB CTD LH TCX Q RF
-001Q 32-18-01-26M DBL OB CTD RH TCX R RF
-001R 32-18-01-265 DBL OB CTD RR LH TCX S RF
-001S 32-18-01-266 DBL OB CTD RR RH TCX T RF
-001T 32-18-02-363 TPL CTR IAT TCX U RF
-001U 32-18-01-363 TPL CTR STD TCX V RF
-001V 32-18-01-365 TPL CTR RR TCX W RF
-001W 32-18-01-26J DBL CTD BO LH TCX X RF
-001X 32-18-01-26K DBL CTD BO RH TCX Y RF
-001Y 32-18-06-203 DBL CTR IAT LH TCX Z RF
-001Z 32-18-06-204 DBL CTR IAT RH TCX AA RF
-001AA 32-18-06-201 DBL CTR FR IAT TCX AB RF
-001AB 32-18-01-26R DBL CTR RR LH TCX AC RF
-001AC 32-18-01-26S DBL CTR RR RH TCX AD RF
10 10064-03-01 . Bumper 2 (4 for

UVW,AB)
20 10065-03-01 . Aisle Bump Strip LH ACEHKPQS 1
UVWX,AA,AB,AD 1
-20A 10065-03-02 . Aisle Bump Strip RH BDFGJLMNRT 1
UVWYZ,AB,AC 1
-30 10096-01-01 . Lower Spar End Cap All Except UVW 1 (2 for ,AB)
40 10279-03-01 . Blanking Disk Snap Fit CDEFJKLMNPQR 6
STXY,AC,AD 6
Z,AA 7
ABGHUVW,AB 8
-50 12092-1 . Centre Bump Strip LH GJNZ,AC 1
-50A 12092-2 . Centre Bump Strip RH HKP,AA,AD 1
-60 12051-0 . Cable Conduit Bracket GJNZ 1
-70 12054-0 . Conduit Bracket Closing Plate GJL 1
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-80 12088-0 . Conduit Packer GJL 1
90 12888-0 . Backrest Foam Backing 2 (3 for UVW)
100 12554-0 . Base Cushion ABGHZ,AA,AB 2
U 3
-100A 12554-1 . Base Cushion LMNPST 2
-100B 12554-3 . Base Cushion CDEFJKQR 2
XY, AC,AD 2
VW 3
110 12621-0 . Base cushion cover ABGHZ,AA,AB 2
U 3
-110A 12621-1 . Base cushion cover LMNPST 2
-110B 12621-3 . Base cushion cover CDEFJKQR 2
XY, AC,AD 2
VW 3
-120 12619-0 . Backrest Cover ABCDEFGHJKLM 2 (3 for UVW)
QRSTUVWXYZ,
AA,AB,AC,AD
-120A 12619-1 . Backrest Cover NP
130 2197-1-031-9040 . Seatbelt Amsafe 2 (3 for UVW)
-140 12793-1 . Data Plate 1
-150 13809-0 . Modification Plate 1
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-001 Literature Pocket Assembly RF
-10 12772-0 .Literature pocket TCX 1

-20 10863-00-01 .Wireform Lit Pocket 1
-30 10864-00-01 .Post Literature Pocket 2
-40 Screw P1088 .10-24x3/8 UNC BH F835ZP 2
-50 P3008 .M5x25x1.5 PL ST ZP 2
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Figure 51 Front Foot Fitting 25-20-32-100-040-000-053

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Figure 51 Front Foot Fitting Assy RF
10 10939-00-01 .Front Stud 1

20 10122-00-01 .Anti-Rattle Nut 1
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Figure 52 Rear Foot Fitting 25-20-32-100-040-000-054

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Figure 52 Rear Foot Fitting Assy RF
10 13229-0 .Rear Foot Assembly 1

REPLS 10513-00-01
INCLUDES
11 Bolt P4033 ..10-32x3/4 UNF HX MILCAD 1
12 P3013 ..10-32x3/16x.032 PL ST CD 1
13 Spring P8014 ..7.6 x17.4 SS PS 1
***
20 13602-0 .Washer Rear Attachment 2
REPLS 13228-0
30 Nut P2007 .5/16UNF Nyloc GD2 ZP 1
40 Bolt P4031 .5/16x1 21/32 UNF HX NAS (STD) 1
50 P3019 .5/16x5/8x1/16PL ST ZP 1
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Figure 53 Seatbelt Shackle 25-20-32-100-040-000-058

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Figure 53 Seat Belt Attachment RF
10 41713-32 .Seatbelt Shackle 2 per pax place

20 10928-01-01 .Seat Belt Pin 2 per seat
30 10926-00-01 .Seatbelt Pin Male 1 per double seat
2 per triple seat
40 10927-00-01 .Seatbelt Pin Female 1 per double seat
2 per triple seat
-50 P9115 .Loctite 270 2 drops on items 20 to 40
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Figure 54 Seat Pan Assy 25-20-32-100-040-000-055
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Figure 54 Seat Pan Assy RF
001 12647-1 Seat Pan Assy A

-001A 12647-2 Seat Pan Assy B
-001B 12647-3 Seat Pan Assy C
-001C 12647-4 Seat Pan Assy D
-001D 12192-0 Seat Pan Assy E
-001E 12192-3 Seat Pan Assy F
-001F 12192-4 Seat Pan Assy G
-001G 12192-5 Seat Pan Assy H
10 10248-00-01 .Seatpan Spacer Mid NR LH AB 1

-10A 11573-00-01 .S/Pan Spacer LH C 1
-10B 11573-00-02 .S/Pan Spacer RH D 1
-10C 10142-00-01 .S/Pan Spacer Win E 1
-10D 10248-00-01 .S/Pan Spacer MID NR LH G 1
-10E 10248-00-02 .S/Pan Spacer MID NR RH F 1
-10F 10139-00-01 .S/Pan Spacer Aisle Long GH 1
-15 11805-00-01 .Seatpan Spacer C 1

-15A 11805-00-02 .Seatpan Spacer D 1
20 10563-00-01 .Seatpan Tube SLR WLD ASSY 1

30 11299-00-01 .Hanger Assy FR Arm AB 1
40 12649-0 .S/Pan Diaphragm FR ABCD 1
-40A 11188-00-01 .S/Pan Diaphragm EFGH 1
50 P3003 .1/8x7/16x1.35PL ST ZP ABCD 2
60 Rivet P5016 .3.2 DOM 1.0-3.0 ST ZP AB 39
CD 26
E 27
F 25
GH 24
70 P9026 .Tie-Wrap base 8.0 M6 ABCD 2
-80 P9041 .Rayrim NR-8-0 1.22mm BK 500mm
90 P9059 .Velcro Loop 50 SA BK 2

ATTACHING PARTS
-91 Rivet P5023 . 3.2 DOM 0.5 – 3.5 AL 4
ADDED BY SB-209
***
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Figure 55 Sliding Table 25-20-32-100-040-000-038

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Figure 55 Sliding Table Assy
001 12531-4 Sliding Table Assy RF
10 11067-00-01 .Pivot Bush 2

20 11582-5 .Table Leg ULT BO LH 1
30 11582-6 .Table Leg ULT BO RH 1
40 12377-0 .Table Cross Bar 1
50 12532-3 .Table Leaf PIC Assy 4
60 Screw P1044 .10-32x3/4 UNF CSK F835ZP 2
70 Screw P1090 .10-32x3/8 UNF CP A574ZP 2
-80 P9071 .Loctite 222 (50ml) 2 drop on item 60,70
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Figure 56 Ultra Back Rave 25-20-32-100-040-000-039

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Figure 56 Ultra Back Rave
001 12739-0 Ultra Back Rave A RF

-001A 12739-3 Ultra Back Rave B RF
10 11684-03-01 .Latch (No Logo - Grey) A 1

12293-0 .ALT .Latch (Logo - Blue)
20 12738-0 .Ultra Moulding Bond Assy A 1

-20A 12738-3 .Ultra Moulding Bond Assy B 1
30 Screw P1082 .10-32x5/8 UNF CSKTF835SS A 1
40 Pin P7007 .2.0x8 Dowel SS A 1
50 P9053 .Grommet Dia 14.2 PVC 2
60 P9056 .Spring plunger BSD 6 ST A 1
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Figure 57 Ultra Back Rear Row 25-20-32-100-040-000-040

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Figure 57 Ultra Back Rave
001 12076-7 Ultra Back RR RF
10 12073-3 U/Back Bonded Assy RR 1

20 11152-00-01 Oval Grommet 2
30 P9053 Grommet Dia 14.2 PVC 2
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Figure 58 Underseat Shroud Assy 25-20-32-100-040-000-041
PRE ACR-585-SB
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Figure 58 Underseat Shroud Assy
001 12154-2 Shroud Assy RH A RF

-001A 12154-1 Shroud Assy LH B RF
10 12153-2 .Shroud RH A 1
-10A 12153-1 .Shroud LH B 1
20 Rivet P5013 .3.2 CSK 1.5-3.5 AL 4

30 P9015 .SM Receptacle ST ZIC 2
40 P9017 .Retainer Dia 10 ST PV 2
50 P9020 .QuarterTurn 7.2mm ST ZP 2
60 P9041 .Rayrim NR-7-0 1.22m SA BK 469mm
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Figure 59 Underseat Shroud Assy 25-20-32-100-040-000-059
POST ACR-585-SB
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Figure 59 Underseat Shroud Assy
001 12154-1 Shroud Assy LH A RF

-001A 12154-2 Shroud Assy RH B RF
10 12153-1 .Shroud LH A 1
-10A 12153-2 .Shroud RH B 1
20 Rivet P5013 .3.2 CSK 1.5-3.5 AL 12

30 P9015 .SM Receptacle ST ZIC 2
50 P9020 .QuarterTurn 7.2mm ST ZP 2
60 P9041 .Rayrim NR-7-0 1.22m SA BK 469mm
70 17436-0 .Reinforcement Bracket 1
80 17299-0 .Reinforcement Bracket 1
90 Rivet P5014 .3.2 CSK 2.5-6.5 AL 2
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Figure 60 Baggage Bar Assy
001 Baggage Bar Assy RF
10 10381-01-01 .Baggage Bar Low 1

20 Screw P1091 .10-24x1 1/4 UNC CSKF835ZP 1
30 Bolt P4004 .1/4x5/8 UNC CPS A574 1
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Figure 61 Seatback Assembly 25-20-32-100-040-000-043
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Figure 61 Seatback Assembly RF
001 12550-1 Seatback Assy Complete A RF

-001A 12550-2 Seatback Assy Complete B RF
-001B 12550-3 Seatback Assy Complete C RF
-001C 12550-4 Seatback Assy Complete D RF
-001D 12550-5 Seatback Assy Complete E RF
-001E 12550-6 Seatback Assy Complete F RF
-001F 12550-7 Seatback Assy Complete G RF
-001G 12550-8 Seatback Assy Complete H RF
-001H 12550-9 Seatback Assy Complete J RF
-001J 12550-10 Seatback Assy Complete K RF
10 12551-1 Seatback Riveted Assy A 1

-10A 12551-2 .Seatback Riveted Assy B 1
-10B 12551-3 .Seatback Riveted Assy C 1
-10C 12551-4 .Seatback Riveted Assy D 1
-10D 12551-5 .Seatback Riveted Assy E 1
-10E 12551-6 .Seatback Riveted Assy F 1
-10F 12551-7 .Seatback Riveted Assy G 1
-10G 12551-8 .Seatback Riveted Assy H 1
-10H 12551-9 .Seatback Riveted Assy J 1
-10J 12551-10 .Seatback Riveted Assy K 1
20 10863-00-01 .Spring Literature Pocket 1

30 10893-00-01 .Post Literature Pocket 2
40 11115-00-01 .Pivot Bracket SDU LH A to F 1

50 11115-00-02 .Pivot Bracket SDU RH A to F 1
60 Screw P1088 .10-24x3/8 UNC BH F835ZP A to F 6
70 P3008 .M5x25x1.5 PL ST ZP A to F 6
80 P9002 .Bump-on DIA 19.05 RBR BK A to F 2

100 P9021 .Dring 8.3mm ST ZP 2
110 P9051 .SpringFast 0.9-1.6mm FR A to F 1

-120 P9066 .Beading Adhesive A to F 2
PRE ACR-422-SB
P1051 10-32x7/8 UNF CP A574ZP A to K 4
POST ACR-422-SB
-130 P1148 10-32x7/8 UNF CP NAS1351 A to K 4
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Figure 62 Recline Locking Assembly 25-20-32-100-040-000-044
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Figure 62 Seat Recline Locking Assembly RF
001 10602-00-01 Recline Locking Assy LH RF

-001A 10602-00-02 Seat Locking Assy RH RF
10 10264-00-01 .Trunnion SLR 1

20 10265-00-01 .Nut SLR 1
30 10266-00-01 .Rocker SLR 1
40 10574-00-01 .Link SLR 1
50 10760-01-01 .Clevis Pin Seat Locking SLR 1
60 Nut P2008 .3/8UNF Hex GD5 ZP 1
70 Pin P7004 .2.0x14 Roll ST BK 2
80 Pin P7008 .3.0x10 Coil ST BK 1
90 Pin P7010 .3.0x14 Coil ST BK 1
100 P9004* .Pull-ring Dia 5/8 ST ZP 1
-100A P7051** .2.0x10 Cotter ST ZP 1
RPLS: P9004 .Pull-ring Dia 5/8 ST ZP
110 P9030 .Ultraloc UL12-400VST2 1
120 P9065 .Cable tie 3.6mm BK 1
ATTACHING PARTS
130 12184-3 .Trunnion Stud ABCDEFGHJK 1 (2 for UVW)
QRUVWXYZ,AA
-130A 12184-5 .Trunnion Stud ,AB,AC,AD 1
140 Nut P2003 .1/4UNC Nyloc GD2 ZP 2 (4 for UVW)
150 Bolt P4002 .1/4x1 1/4 UNC HX A574BK 1

RPLS items 130 and 140 for 2 for LMNPST
Outer Ribs (see Figure 4)
-160 12346-0 .Sleeve shoulder 1

-170 12347-0 .Packing Sleeve 2
***
*=only to be used on the break over seats -26J & -26K

**=not applicable to the break over seats -26J & -26K
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Figure 63 Recline Lever Assembly 25-20-32-100-040-000-045

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Figure 63 Seat Recline Lever Assembly RF
001 Recline Lever Assy LH A RF

-001A Recline Lever Assy RH B RF
10 10515-03-01 .Handle Large SLR LH A 1

-10A 10515-03-02 .Handle Large SLR RH B 1
20 10270-00-01 .Hinge Block 1

30 10603-00-01 .Hinge Pin 1
40 12106-3 .Spacer 1
Only installed on inboard ribs
(see Figure 3)
50 Screw P1027 .10-24x3/4 UNC BHF835ZP 2

60 Pin P7033 .3/16x5/8 Clevis ST ZP 1
70 Spring P8004 .7.492 x10.998 MW ZP 1
80 P9004 .Pull-ring Dia 5/8 ST ZP 1
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Figure 64 Armrest 25-20-32-100-040-000-046
Item No. Part No. Nomenclature Eff Units per

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Figure 64 Armrest RF
001 12750-0 Armrest Assy ULT LNG RF
10 12746-0 .Armrest Base ULT LNG 1

20 12749-0 .Armcap Assy ULT LNG 1
30 Pin P7045 .4.0x12 Dowel ST ZP 2
40 P9130 . PREF Adhesive A/R

3M™ ScotchWeld™ Acrylic Adhesive DP8810NS
P9093 . ALT Adhesive A/R
3M™ ScotchWeld™ Epoxy Adhesive DP609
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Figure 65 In-Arm Table 25-20-32-100-040-000-047
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Figure 65 In-Arm Table Assembly RF
001 12646-1 IAT ASSEMBLY LH A RF

-001A 12646-2 IAT ASSEMBLY RH B RF
PRE SB-252
10 .Armcap Assy LH A RF
-10A .Armcap Assy RH B RF
INCLUDES
-11 12339-3 ..Upholstered Cage Assy 1
-12 12342-1 ..Carriage Table Stop LH A 1
-12A 12342-2 ..Carriage Table Stop RH B 1
13 12370-1 ..Hinge 20x2x0.9 CSK LH A 1
-13A 12370-2 ..Hinge 20x2x0.9 CSK RH B 1
-14 Screw P1072 ..6-32x3/8 UNC BHF835ZP 4
-15 Rivet P5008 ..3.2 DOM 0.5-3.0 Al 7
SUPSDS P5025
-16 12373-0 ..DELETED BY ACR-160-SB 1
-17 Pin P7037 ..DELETED BY ACR-160-SB 2
***
POST SB-252
10 .Armcap Assy LH A RF
-10A .Armcap Assy RH B RF
INCLUDES
-11 13029-0 ..Armcap Cover 1
-12 13028-1 ..Armcap Base LH A 1
-12A 13028-2 ..Armcap Base RH B 1
13 12370-1 ..Hinge 20x2x0.9 CSK LH A 1
-13A 12370-2 ..Hinge 20x2x0.9 CSK RH B 1
-14 Screw P1072 ..6-32x3/8 UNC BHF835ZP 4
-15 Rivet P5008 ..3.2 DOM 0.5-3.0 Al 7
SUPSDS P5025
-16 12373-0 ..DELETED BY ACR-160-SB 1
-17 Pin P7037 ..DELETED BY ACR-160-SB 2
***
20 .Table Leaf Assy LH A RF

-20A .Table Leaf Assy RH B RF
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Figure 65 In-Arm Table Assembly RF
INCLUDES
-21 13808-0 ..Guide Rod IAT 1
-22 11025-00-01 ..Pivot Arm IAT LH A 1
-22A 11025-00-02 ..Pivot Arm IAT RH B 1
-23 12317-1 ..Lower Extended Table Assy A 1
-23A 12317-2 ..Lower Extended Table Assy B 1
-24 12348-1 ..Upper Extended Table Assy A 1
-24A 12348-2 ..Upper Extended Table Assy B 1
-25 12635-0 ..Hinge Block IAT 1
-26 Pin P7035 ..3.0x12 Coil ST ZP 1
-27 Pin P7036 ..3.5x30 Coil ST ZP 4
-28 P9054 ..Bush du 10x8x10 4
-29 P9055 ..EP304 emagnet 5x3 2
***
30 11010-00-01 .Pivot Pin IAT 1

40 11014-00-01 .Entrant IAT 1
50 11200-00-01 .Entrant Sleeve IAT 1
60 12321-1 .Arm IAT LH A 1
-60A 12321-2 .Arm IAT RH B 1
70 12322-1 .Wear Strip Table Hinge LH A 1
-70A 12322-2 .Wear Strip Table Hinge RH B 1
80 12323-1 .Wear Strip Table Arm LH A 1
-80A 12323-2 .Wear Strip Table Arm RH B 1
90 12372-0 .Rest Pad IAT 2
100 Screw P1080 .5-40x3/8 UNC CSKF835ZP 10
110 Screw P1081 .10-24x1 1/2 UNC CPF835ZP 1
120 P9067 .Adhesive EP 1
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Figure 66 IAT Slave Armrest Assembly 25-20-32-100-040-000-048

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Figure 66 IAT Slave Armrest Assembly RF
001 11686-00-01 Armrest Assy IAT Slave RF
10 11023-00-01 .Rest Pad IAT 2

20 11475-01-02 .Armrest IAT Slave 1
PRE-SB 252
30 11205-01-01 .Upholstered Armcap Assy IAT 1
POST-SB 252
30 13185-0 .Armcap Assy 1
INCLUDES
-31 13029-0 ..IAT Armcap Cover 1
-32 Insert P6010 .. 6-32 UNC CLINCH ST ZP 4
-33 P9130 . PREF Adhesive 1
P9093 . ALT Adhesive 1
***
40 Screw P1072 .6-32x3/8 UNC BH F835ZP 4

50 Pin P7016 .5.0x30 Coil ST 1
-60 P9067 Adhesive EP On item 10 A/R
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Figure 67 Front Row Video Arm Assembly 25-20-32-100-040-000-049
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Figure 67 Front Row Video Arm Assembly RF
001 12692-1 Video arm assy A RF

-001A 12692-2 Video arm assy B RF
10 00-5205-01 .DDS FR Video Arm 1
-20 08-5413-13 .Cable Assy LH A 1
-20A 08-5412-13 .Cable Assy RH B 1
30 10279-01-01 .Blanking Disk Snap Fit 1
40 11310-0 .Disc washer fr arm 2
50 11913-0 .Button FRVA 1
60 11916-0 .Rod Button FRVA 1
70 11917-3 .Cover plate A 1
-70A 11917-4 .Cover Plate B 1
80 11930-0 .Pin Pawl Rotation 1
90 12043-0 .Blank Plate -FR Video 1
100 12694-1 .Monitor Interface Bkt A 1
-100A 12694-2 .Monitor Interface Bkt B 1
110 12695-1 .Plug Monitor Base Plate A 1
-110A 12695-2 .Plug Monitor Base Plate B 1
120 12699-0 .Video Arm Sleeve 1
130 12996-0 .Large Friction Washer 1
140 13006-0 .Monitor Pivot Ring 1
150 13010-1 .Video arm attachment bkt A 1
-150A 13010-2 .Video Arm Attachment Bkt B 1
160 13012-1 .Pawl Front Video Arm A 1
-160A 13012-2 .Pawl Front Video Arm B 1
170 13013-0 .Indent wear plate 1
180 13015-0 .Bush FR Arm 2
190 13220-0 .Friction Washer 2410 02 2
200 Screw P1061 .5/16 UNC x 1/3-4 BHS ZP 1
210 Screw P1070 .6-32x1/4 UNF BHF835ZP 1
220 Screw P1104 .10-32x5/8 UNF CP A574ZP 6
230 Screw P1105 .5/16x2 UNF CP A574ZP 1
240 Screw P1106 .M4x8 MC CSK10.9ZP 6
250 Nut P2006 .5/16 UNC HEX THIN NUT 1
260 Nut P2013 .5/16UNF Nyloc-Half GD2 ZP 1
270 Pin P7004 .2.0x14 Roll ST BK 4
280 Pin P7018 .5.0x8 Dowel ST BK 2
290 Pin P7019 .6X18 Dowel Pin ST 1
300 Spring P8005 .Disc Spring (Lee-springs) 1
310 Spring P8008 .Spring 1
320 Spring P8017 .Disk Spring 1
330 Spring P8018 .16.8 X25.4 MW ZP 1
340 P9006 .Ball Bearing d10mm Steel 1
350 P9044 .11mm Black Nylon PClip 1
-360 P9060 .Cable Tie 200 x 2.5mm BK 3
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-370 P9071 (STD) .Loctite 222 (50ml) 2 drops
-380 P9090 (STD) .Loctite 648 (50ml) 2 drops
-390 P9130 . PREF Adhesive 1
P9093 . ALT Adhesive 1
-400 P9098 .Cable Sheath 13mm FR BK 1
410 P9103 .Bush ID10 OD12 L15 BLEND 2
420 12693-1 .Video Arm Sassy A 1
-420A 12693-2 .Video Arm Sassy B 1
-430 13997-0 FRVA Placard ADDED BY ACR-329-SB 1
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Figure 68 Life Vest boxes 25-20-32-100-040-000-051
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Figure 68 Life-Vest Pocket RF
10 PRE ACR-586-SB Life-vest Pouch A RF

12616-0
POST ACR-586-SB Life-vest Pouch
13998-0
ATTACHING PARTS
-11 P3004 .3/16x7/16x3/64PL ST ZP 4
-12 Rivet P5024 .4.0 DOM 3-6 ST ZP 4
-13 P9026 .Tie-Wrap Base 8.0 M6 4
-14 P9027 .Tiel 200W5.0B (Tie Wrap) 4
***
-15 900393 Tamper Proof Seal A 1
Supplier: Servecorp Ltd. (U0JN3)
20 12927-0 Life-vest Pouch B RF

ATTACHING PARTS
P9027 .Tiel 200W5.0B (Tie Wrap) 4
***
30 13167-1 Life-vest Box Assy C 1
ATTACHING PARTS
Screw P1111 1/4x5/16 UNC BH A574ZP 4
P9107 Anti-Tamper Security (Red) 1
***
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Figure 69 RDU Mounting Plate 25-20-32-100-040-000-023

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Figure 69 RDU Mounting Plate Assy RF
1 11114-00-01 .Mount Plate and Hinge Assy 1
2 Screw Screw P1012 8-32x3/8 UNF BHF835 ZP 4

RPLS 8-32L3/8BHSZP
3 Screw P1038 10-32x3/8 UNF BHF835 ZP 4

RPLS 10-32L3/8BHSZP
4 Screw P1056 4-40x3/4 UNC CSKF835 2

RPLS 4-40L3/4BHSZP
5 11190-00-01 Clamp, Strain Relief 1
6 P9002 Bump-on Dia 19.05 RBR BK 2

RPLS SJ5017
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Figure 70 SPU Bonding Strap 25-20-32-100-040-000-024

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Figure 70 SDU Bonding Assy RF
1 Screw P1014 . 10-32x3/4 UNF BHF835ZP 1

RPLS 10-32L3/4BHS
2 Washer P3012 . 10-32x25/64x 0.04 LO SS NT 1

RPLS MS35335-60
3 Nut P2010 . 10-32UNF Hex-Thin GD8 ZP 1

RPLS MS25082P-C3
4 08-5446-02 . Grounding Strap 1

Supplier: Zodiac Inflight Innovations
5 Washer P3002 . 1/4x9/16x1/16 PL ST ZP 1

RPLS Z0002
6 Nut P2004 . 10-32UNF Nyloc GD2 ZP 1

RPLS 10-32-AERONUT)
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Figure 71 Electronic Installation 25-20-32-100-040-000-042
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Figure 71 Electrical Installation RF
001 12490-1 Elec Installation FR OB A

-001A 12491-1 Elec Installation STD OB B
-001B 12854-1 Elec Installation STD OB C
-001C 12855-1 Elec Installation STD OB D
-001D 12853-1 Elec Installation FR CTR E
-001E 12489-2 Elec Installation FR CTR F
-001F 12848-1 Elec Installation STD CTR G
-001G 12852-1 Elec Installation STD CTR H
-001H 12740-0 Elec Installation FR CTR J
-001J 12741-0 Elec Installation FR CTR K
-001K 12847-0 Elec Installation TPL CTR L
-001L 12742-0 Elec Installation FR CTR M
-001M 13211-0 Elec Installation CTR DBL N
-001N 13212-0 Elec Installation CTR IAT LH P
-001P 13213-0 Elec Installation CTR IAT RH Q
10 00-5305-01 .Display Docking Station 2 (3 for L)

Supplier: Zodiac Inflight Innovations
-20 08-5362-03 .Cable Y/C S/Quad SPU GH 1

-30 08-5363-03 .Cable Y/C S/Quad SPU RH H 1
-40 08-5407-01 .Cable Assy STD SPU Double CDJ 1
-50 08-5408-01 .Cable Assy STD SPU TPL L 1
-60 08-5410-20 .Cable Y/C FR DBL SPU RH BF 1
70 08-5410-21 .Cable Y/C FR DBL SPU LH AE 1
-80 08-5709-11 .Cable Assy Std DDS to Seatback KM 2
Disc
-90 08-5422-09 .Cable Y/C SPU to SPU E 1
-90A 08-5422-08 .Cable Y/C SPU to SPU P
-100 08-5426-10 .Cable YC SPU Ext Fem Disc EF 1
110 08-5427-10 .Cable YC SPU Ext M Disc F 1
-120 08-5756-02 .Cable Assy Std Seatback Disc, M 1
SPU
-130 08-5756-03 .Cable Assy Std Seatback Disc, K 1
SPU
140 12064-0 .Cable Tie Base AE 14
-140A 12064-0 .Cable Tie Base B 15
-140B 12064-0 .Cable Tie Base C 8
-140C 12064-0 .Cable Tie Base D 10
-140D 12064-0 .Cable Tie Base F 16
-140E 12064-0 .Cable Tie Base G 9
-140F 12064-0 .Cable Tie Base H 5
-140G 12064-0 .Cable Tie Base J 9
-140H 12064-0 .Cable Tie Base K 7
-140J 12064-0 .Cable Tie Base L 11
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-140K 12064-0 .Cable Tie Base M 5
150 12089-0 .FR Disconnect Bracket ABEF 2
-160 12782-0 .Disconnect Bracket KM 2
-170 Screw P1001 .10-32x3/4 UNF BH 10.9 JKM 2
-180 Screw P1038 .10-32 x 0.375 BHS ZP JKM 10
-190 P2004 .10-32UNF Nyloc GD8 ZP JKMNPQ 2
-200 P2010 .10-32UNF Hex JKMNPQ 1
-210 P3004 .3/16x7/16x3/64PL ST ZP JKMNPQ 2
-220 P3012 .1/8x7/16x1.35PL ST SP JKMNPQ 1
230 P3003 .1/8x7/16x1.35PL ST ZP AE 14
-230A P3003 .1/8x7/16x1.35PL ST ZP B 15
-230B P3003 .1/8x7/16x1.35PL ST ZP C 8
-230C P3003 .1/8x7/16x1.35PL ST ZP D 10
-230D P3003 .1/8x7/16x1.35PL ST ZP F 16
-230E P3003 .1/8x7/16x1.35PL ST ZP GJ 9
-230F P3003 .1/8x7/16x1.35PL ST ZP HM 5
-230G P3003 .1/8x7/16x1.35PL ST SP K 7
-230H P3003 .1/8x7/16x1.35PL ST ZP L 11
240 Rivet P5005 .3.2 DOM 0.5-6.0 AL AENPQ 14
-240A Rivet P5005 .3.2 DOM 0.5-6.0 AL B 15
-240B Rivet P5005 .3.2 DOM 0.5-6.0 AL C 8
-240C Rivet P5005 .3.2 DOM 0.5-6.0 AL D 10
-240D Rivet P5005 .3.2 DOM 0.5-6.0 AL FNPQ 16
-240E Rivet P5005 .3.2 DOM 0.5-6.0 AL G 9
-240F Rivet P5005 .3.2 DOM 0.5-6.0 AL H 5
-240G Rivet P5005 .3,2 DOM 0.5-6.0 AL JM 9
-240H Rivet P5005 .3,2 DOM 0.5-6.0 AL KL 11
250 Rivet P5016 .3.2 DOM 1.0-3.0 ST ZP ABF 4
260 P9024 .Tie-wrap Base 8.0 SA B 5
-270 P9041 .Rayrim NR-8-0 1.22mm 0.366M
(0.549M for J)
-280 P9047 .Hole Mount Dia 5 NY NAT JKM 1
290 P9049 .Cable Tie 250 x 4.8mm A 31
-290A P9049 .Cable Tie 250 x 4.8mm B 32
-290B P9049 .Cable Tie 250 x 4.8mm CD 19
-290C P9049 .Cable Tie 250 x 4.8mm E 33
-290D P9049 .Cable Tie 250 x 4.8mm F 38
-290E P9049 .Cable Tie 250 x 4.8mm GH 15
-290F P9049 .Cable Tie 250 x 4.8mm J 20
-290G P9049 .Cable Tie 250 x 4.8mm K 18
-290H P9049 .Cable Tie 250 x 4.8mm LNPQ 26
-290J P9049 .Cable Tie 250 x 4.8mm M 14
300 P9060 .Cable tie 200x2.5mm BK A 16
-300A P9060 .Cable tie 200x2.5mm BK BNPQ 6
-300B P9060 .Cable tie 200x2.5mm BK CD 8
-300C P9060 .Cable tie 200x2.5mm BK EG 6
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-300D P9060 .Cable tie 200x2.5mm BK F 18
-300E P9060 .Cable tie 200x2.5mm BK H 10
-300F P9060 .Cable tie 200x2.5mm BK JKM 4
-300G P9060 .Cable tie 200x2.5mm BK L 13
310 P9062 .Velcro Loop 25 SA BK ABCDEFGHJPG 0.150M
-310A P9062 .Velcro Loop 25 SA BK K 0.200M
-310B P9062 .Velcro Loop 25 SA BK. L 0.230M
-300C P9062 .Velcro Loop 25 SA BK M 0.050M
320 P9069 .Connector ring 6.6 NY NAT A 5
-320A P9069 .Connector ring 6.6 NY NAT BCDH 4
-320B P9069 .Connector ring 6.6 NY NAT E 5
-320C P9069 .Connector ring 6.6 NY NAT F 7
-320D P9069 .Connector ring 6.6 NY NAT G 2
-320E P9069 .Connector ring 6.6 NY NAT L 6
-330 P9076 .Velcro Hook 25 SA BK KM 0.050M
-340 P9077 .Tie Wrap Base KM 2
350 P9088 .Cable Sheath 8 mm BK A 3.835M
-350A P9088 .Cable Sheath 8 mm BK E 3.836M
-350B P9088 .Cable Sheath 8 mm BK F 3.835M
-350C P9088 .Cable Sheath 8 mm BK GNPQ 1.220M
360 P9094 .Tie-wrap Base 32x25 NY A 4
-360A P9094 .Tie-wrap Base 32x25 NY E 6
-360A P9094 .Tie-wrap Base 32x25 NY F 6
370 P9098 .Cable Sheath 13 mm BK A 1.346M
-370A P9098 .Cable Sheath 13 mm BK A 2.185M
-370B P9098 .Cable Sheath 13mm FR BK B 2.946M
-370C P9098 .Cable Sheath 13mm FR BK B 2.286M
-370D P9098 .Cable Sheath 13mm FR BK C 2.286M
-370E P9098 .Cable Sheath 13mm FR BK C 2.947M
-370F P9098 .Cable Sheath 13mm FR BK D 2.286M
-370G P9098 .Cable Sheath 13mm FR BK D 2.946M
-370H P9098 .Cable Sheath 13 mm BK E 1.347M
-370J P9098 .Cable Sheath 13 mm BK E 2.185M
-370K P9098 .Cable Sheath 13 mm BK F 1.346M
-370L P9098 .Cable Sheath 13 mm BK F 2.185M
-370M P9098 .Cable Sheath 13 mm BK G 3.353M
-370N P9098 .Cable Sheath 13 mm BK G 0.610M
-370P P9098 .Cable Sheath 13 mm BK H 2.794M
-370Q P9098 .Cable Sheath 13MM FR BK J 3.710M
-370R P9098 .Cable Sheath 13 mm BK K 4.065M
-370S P9098 .Cable Sheath 13 mm BK L 2.668M
-370T P9098 .Cable Sheath 13 mm BK L 4.674M
-370U P9098 .Cable Sheath 13 mm BK M 3.100M
-380 P9101 .Dbl sidetape 25mm P-55 J 0.200M
-390 P9102 .Adhesive Dunlop S708 M 2 Drops
-400 P9075 .Insul't' gtp 19mm PVC BK ABCDEFGHJNPQ 0.300M
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-400A P9075 .Insul't' gtp 19mm PVC BK KM 0.500M
-400B P9075 .Insul't' gtp 19mm PVC BK L 0.450M
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Figure 72 Crew Step 25-20-32-100-040-000-050
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Figure 72 Electrical Installation RF
001 12383-1 Crew Step Assy LH A RF

-001A 12383-2 Crew Step Assy RH B RF
-001B 12383-3 Crew Step Life vest box LH C RF
-001C 12383-4 Crew Step Life-vest box RH D RF
10 12384-1 .Crew Rest Step A 1

-10A 12384-2 .Crew Rest Step B 1
-10B 12384-3 .Crew Rest Step C 1
-10C 12384-4 .Crew Rest Step D 1
20 12556-0 .Stress Pad Crew Step 1
30 P2003 .1/4UNF Nyloc GD2 ZP 2
40 P3002 .1/4x9/16x1/16 PL ST ZP 4
50 Bolt P4008 .1/4x1 1/8 UNF HX MILCAD 2
-60 Insert P6016 .1/4x1D UNC HEL SS CD CD 4
70 P9063 .Tape 25mm wide SC BK 1
-80 P9064 .Sealer 140g Tube PVC NAT 1
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Revision Date Page Reason for Change

704 Instruction on how to attached the armrest over-mould to the

1301 Installation instructions updated

1080 Electrical Conduit P9118 added to FRVA IPL

101 Task 25-20-32-010-010 Testing and Fault isolation has been

705 Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-050 Seatbelt Shackles installation

IPL Seatbelt shackle has been amended

1001 Seatbelt PN changed to 2197-1-031-9040

1088 Seat pan IPL updated

1301 Seat minimum pitch correct

Various -C removed from CMM

504 Subtask 25-20-30-050-010-070 removed

Various PNs incorporated into the CMM 32-18-01-26R & 32-18-01-26S

IPL Seatbelt PN corrected to 2197-1-031-9040

- -Service Bulletin/Letter table updated

312, 1035 ACR-160-SB content incorporated

21 Paragraph on cushion acceptable wear inserted

304 Subtask 25-20-32-070-010-160 amended

404 Subtask 25-20-32-040-010-040 removed

1007 - IPL entirely revised

Various Alternative adhesive to P9093 added

Record of Service Bulletin

Record of Service Bulletin

Figure 1 Seat Overview 25-20-32-000-010-000-001 ..................................................................................... 4

Table 1 Pageblock Assignment 25-20-32-INT-010-000-001 ......................................................................... 2

A. Purpose of the Manual

B. Manual Breakdown Arrangement

(1) Description and Operation (DO)

Table 1 Pageblock Assignment 25-20-32-INT-010-000-001

PAGEBLOCK NUMBER PAGINATION

(2) Description and Operation

This pageblock gives a general overview of information. It gives an electrical and

(3) Testing and Fault Isolation

(4) Schematic and Wiring Diagrams

This pageblock gives step-by-step disassembly instructions in a logical sequence. It

This pageblock gives instructions for the cleaning of the component.

This pageblock gives step-by-step assembly instructions in a logical sequence, references

(10) Fits and Clearances

(11) Special Tools, Fixtures, Equipment and Consumables

(12) Special Procedures

Not applicable (N/A)

This pageblock contains requirements related to preparation for transportation, special

(18) Illustrated Parts List

A. Preliminary Pages at the beginning of the CMM

(5) List of Service Bulletin (LSB)

(6) List of Effective Pages (LEP)

(7) Table of Content

(8) List of Illustrations

List all illustrations contained in the manual.

List all tables contained in the manual.

B. Introduction (INTRO) Structure

(2) General Arrangement

This task explains the CMM task numbering system.

(4) Symbols and Definitions