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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

BA21783 Series, BA20789 Series, BA22594 Series
TO: ALL HOLDERS OF COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL 26-20-31
REVISION No. 6 DATED JANUARY 2019
HIGHLIGHTS
Pages which have been added or revised are outlined below together with the highlights of the main
revisions.
Remove the affected pages as listed and insert the replacement pages.
Complete the required actions to the Record of Revision sheet at entry REV No. 6.
Section and Page No. Description and Change Effectivity

ROR Page 1 Rev 6 added All
LEP Page 1 Rev 6 updates. All
Definition of high-resolution scales moved to
3. CHECK Page 5 All
section 4 maintenance and overhaul
4A. Maintenance and overhaul Note- high resolution scales added
All
page 7
4B. Maintenance and overhaul Warning changed to add replace extinguisher.
page 8 Paragraphs 7 and 8 added. All
6A & B. Assembly and Storage. Page 9 instructions revised

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2.5Kg BCF Fire Extinguisher Assembly
PART NUMBER
BA21783-BA20789-BA22594
COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL WITH

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST.
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RECORD OF REVISIONS
Retain this record in front of manual. On receipt of revisions, insert revised pages in
manual and enter revision number, date inserted and initial.
Issue Inserted Issue Inserted

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SERVICE BULLETIN LIST
Service Date Service Date

Bulletin Incorporated Bulletin Incorporated
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LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES
Subject Page Date Subject Page Date

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Highlights
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Jan 19 Illustrated parts list Jan 19
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Title page
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1 Jan 19 Illustration Figure 1 15 Jan 19
Record of revisions
2 Jan 19 16 Jan 19
Record of temporary 1 Jan 19 17 Jan 19
revisions 2 Jan 19 Illustration Parts List 18 Jan 19
1 Jan 19 19 Jan 19
Service Bulletin List
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List of effective 1 Jan 19 Illustration Figure 2 21 Jan 19

pages 2 Jan 19 Illustrated parts list 22 Jan 19
1 Jan 19
Table of contents
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1 Jan 19
Introduction
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1 Jan 19
Description and 2 Jan 19
operation 3 Jan 19
4 Jan 19
Cleaning 5 Jan 19
5 Jan 19
Check
6 Jan 19
Maintenance and 7 Jan 19

overhaul 8 Jan 19
Repair 9 Jan 19
Assembly and 9 Jan 19

storage 10 Jan 19
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
DESCRIPTION and OPERATION 1
CLEANING 5
CHECK 5
MAINTENANCE and OVERHAUL 7
REPAIR 9
ASSEMBLY and STORAGE 9
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST 11-22
ILLUSTRATIONS FIGURES 1 & 2

15 & 21
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INTRODUCTION
1. General.
This manual has been compiled in accordance with the requirements set out in
specification ATA 100. It is intended to provide such data as is necessary for an
approved repairer to return an unserviceable Fire Extinguisher Assembly to a
serviceable condition.
2. Manufacturing.
The Fire Extinguisher Assy is manufactured and product supported by:
FFE Ltd Percival Aviation Ltd

9 Hunting Gate Sapphire House
Hitchin 15 Barnes Wallis Road
Hertfordshire Segensworth
SG4 0TJ Hampshire
England PO15 5TT
England
Tel: +44(0) 1462 444 740 Tel: +44(0) 01489 569000

Email: technical@ffeuk.com Fax: +44(0) 01489 569050
3. Layout.
This manual contains a general description and operation followed by data for
maintenance, repair, disassembly and assembly of the Fire Extinguisher Assembly.
This followed by an Illustrated Parts List, which gives detailed information.
4. Revision Service.
This manual will be updated as required by revisions. Service Bulletins may be

issued separately. Their effect on the manual will however be made evident by re-
issue of the Service Bulletin List as appropriate.
5. Shop Verification and validation of the operations described in this manual.
The maintenance operations described in this manual have been checked

in the manufacturers workshop by exact carrying out of dis-assembly,
reassembly, testing, repair (where applicable) and troubleshooting
instructions as detailed in this manual. The operations carried out are those
in use at the latest revision date of this manual.
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1. DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION.
A. DESCRIPTION
(1) This manual contains maintenance and overhaul instructions for Aircraft
Cabin Portable Fire Extinguishers, type numbers:
BA21783 series 2.5Kg BCF (Halon 1211)

(2) BCF (Halon 1211) extinguisher vessel contains extinguishing agent BCF
(Halon 1211). The containers are pressurized with Dry Nitrogen. Actuation of
the extinguisher is accomplished by manual trigger action.
(3) The basic cylinder of the extinguisher consists of a seamless aluminium

cylindrical container. Each extinguisher is fitted with an acytal co-polymer
head, fitted with a Verton RF700-10 trigger, containing a spring-loaded
plunger and secondary seal.
(4) Some of the Fire Extinguishers in the part number BA20789 series and
BA22594 series are fitted with a special discharge nozzle that enables the
extinguisher to be used in a flush mounted bulkhead fitting.
(5) The UK standard colour for all BCF (Halon 1211) extinguishers is green.
(6) Suffix letters to the part numbers of extinguishers are defined as follows:
R = Colour of container RED (BCF units only)
Y = Colour of container YELLOW (BCF units only)
G= Container fitted with GAUGE.
S= Short trigger fitted.
(7) Refer to section 7 of this CMM, Illustrated Parts List, and Service Information
Letter, SIL 26-127, for current replacement part information.
(8) IMPORTANT
The transit pin, Illustrated Parts List item 130 and figure 1, must be removed
when installing the extinguisher into the airframe-mounting bracket. The
safety pin and label must be returned to stores for safe retention.
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(9) Leading Particulars.
Extinguishing agent BCF (Halon 1211)
Quantity of agent 2.5kg
Operating temperature range o o

-40 C to + 75 C
Survival temperature range o o

-40 C to +75 C
Pressures Other models -5 models
Charge pressure 125 psi 8.5 bar (124 psi)
Proof pressure - assembly 360 psi 26bar (375 psi)
Burst pressure 1100 psi 55bar (800 psi)
Climatic grading American National Standard B117-1964
Altitude rating Up to 50,000 ft. (15,240 meters)
Compass safe distance 12 inches

(0.304 meters)
Life - Fire extinguisher 10 years
Life - Bracket On condition
Weights Other models -5 models
Gross weight complete assembly,

including bracket (Item 2-1) 2.5kg 3.692kg (130.2oz) * 3.75kg (132.25oz) *
model
Gross weight of complete assembly,
gauge model, including bracket (item 2- -5 models not available
3.720kg (131.2oz) *
1) 2.5kg model with gauge
Bracket weight (item 2-1) 0.338kg 0.338kg

Bracket weight (item 2-10) 0.386kg 0.386kg
NOTE: * ALL WEIGHTS NOMINAL. For ‘Check Weight’ always refer to extinguisher label and
base of container, where the check weight is repeated
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B. OPERATION.
(1) Remove Extinguisher (Fig 1) form bracket (Fig 2).
(2) Release Extinguisher safety catch by lifting up.
(3) Aim Extinguisher at base of fire.
(4) Squeeze trigger. This fractures the frangible seal on the syphon tube assembly
discharging the contents through nozzle. On releasing the trigger, the spring
forces the cylindrical piston onto the secondary seal ‘O’ ring thus interrupting
the flow of extinguishant and preventing leakage of any remaining agent in the
container.
(5) Operation of the trigger also fractures the indicator disc Fig 1 (140) REF,
causing it to eject from the discharge head assembly Fig 1 (100), thus providing
a visual indication that the extinguisher has been used.
(6) The optimum distance from the fire for effective firefighting, is between 4 and 6
feet, with the extinguisher held within 30° either side of vertical.
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2. CLEANING
A. General
(1) No Special materials are required for cleaning. The outside of extinguishers
should be cleaned with cotton wipers, removing grease and dust etc.
(2) Discharge Heads should be clean and free from foreign objects.
3. CHECK
A. General
(1) Red ‘Indicator disc’ Fig 1 (140) should be in place.
(2) Discharge head and indicator disc must be removed from the extinguisher
before checking the following:
Check for smooth operation, by squeezing operating lever (trigger). If action
feels sluggish, stiff or has a tendency to stick it must be replaced in
accordance with Section 4, Maintenance and Overhaul Section 4B.
NOMENCLATURE METHOD PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY

Visual, Gauge (when fitted)
Container Empty, dents, scored Replace container
and Weighing
(See Section 4A)
Head assembly Visual Broken Replace

head
assembly
Indicator Extinguisher used Replace container
Disc Not in Visual
place or Broken Replace indicator
disc
Operating Lever Visual Broken Replace with

new head
assembly
Inspection Requirements for Mechanical Parts.

Table 1.
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4. MAINTEANCE and OVERHAUL
A. General
NOTE: Refilling of Fire Extinguishers is not recommended for approved

containers, unless the Operator has an approved filling rig.
NOTE: Prior to starting disassembly operations, personnel shall read

carefully, all instructions and study the illustration applicable to the
equipment-undergoing overhaul.
CAUTION TIME EXPIRED, USED, OR PART USED EXTINGUISHERS, ANY

REMAINING EXTINGUISHANT MUST NOT BE VENTED TO
ATMOSPHERE. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT USERS CONTACT
THEIR LOCAL ENVIRONMENT AGENCY TO SEEK GUIDANCE ON
HANDLING THE EXTINGUISHANT IN ORDER TO COMPLY WITH
THE REGULATIONS APPLICABLE TO THEIR GEOGRAPHIC
LOCATION.
WARNING: TAKE CARE WHEN UNSCREWING THE OPERATING HEAD.

UNSCREW HEAD SLOWLY. IF A ‘HISSING’ NOISE IS HEARD
SCREW HEAD BACK TIGHTLY AS THIS INDICATES THE
FRANGIBLE PLUG HAS BEEN FRACTURED AND WILL CAUSE A
SUDDEN RELEASE OF GAS OR PRESSURE IF THE HEAD IS
UNSCREWED.
NOTE: The overall life of the Fire Extinguisher is 10 years, during that period
no hydrostatic testing of the Fire Extinguisher (pressure vessel) is
required.
NOTE: High Resolution Scales = Suitable Capacity, Measure in increments
of 0.001Kg & Currently Calibrated.
(1) Fully charged Extinguishers should be check weighed at periods of

approximately 12 months. If a gauge is fitted, ensure that the needle
is in the GREEN sector. Extinguishers with obvious damage, part
discharges or empty, should be scrapped locally.
(2) The weight check must be performed with the Discharge Head Fig 1
(100) installed and the Transit Pin Fig 1 (130) removed. Any
additional labels the operator / service station may have added to the
assembly must be taken into account.
Place extinguisher on high-resolution scales and check that the
extinguisher weight is within 10 grams (0.352ozs) of that stated on
the back screen-printed label, or neck of cylinder, and/or on concave
base of container where the check weight is repeated. Extinguishers
under specified weight/tolerance must be rejected.
(3) Replace transit pin, Fig 1 (130). Return serviceable extinguisher to

service or storage.
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B. Extinguisher Overhaul
CAUTION: TIME EXPIRED, USED, OR PART USED EXTINGUISHERS. ANY

REMAINING EXTINGUISHANT MUST NOT BE VENTED TO
ATMOSPHERE. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT USERS CONTACT
THEIR LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCY TO SEEK GUIDANCE
ON HANDLING THE EXTINGUISHANT, IN ORDER TO COMPLY
WITH THE REGULATIONS APPLICABLE TO THEIR GEOGRAPHIC
LOCATION.
WARNING: TAKE CARE WHEN UNSCREWING THE OPERATING HEAD.

UNSCREW HEAD SLOWLY. IF A ‘HISSING’ NOISE IS HEARD
SCREW HEAD BACK TIGHTLY AS THIS INDICATES THE
FRANGIBLE PLUG HAS BEEN FRACTURED AND WILL CAUSE A
SUDDEN RELEASE OF GAS OR PRESSURE IF THE HEAD IS
UNSCREWED. REPLACE EXTINGUISHER.
NOTE 1: The overall life of the Fire Extinguisher is 10 years, during that period
no hydrostatic testing of the Fire Extinguisher (pressure vessel) is
required.
NOTE 2. Overhaul must be carried out at a maintenance and overhaul

organization that is approved by the Regulating Authority.
(1) Unscrew the discharge head assembly Fig (100) from the used
container Fig 1(10). Discard the container.
(2) Remove old indicator disc Fig 1(140) shear legs (coloured red) from
the discharge head assembly Fig 1 (100) by pushing them through
and out of the hole provided for indicator disc.
(3) Ensure old syphon tube assembly ‘pip’ is removed from inside
discharge head assembly.
(4) Serviceable discharge head assemblies should be clean and free

from foreign objects. Check for smooth operation, by squeezing
trigger. If action feels sluggish, stiff or has any tendency to stick, then
replace with NEW discharge head.
(5) Install new indicator disc Fig 1 (140).
(6) Install serviceable discharge head Fig 1(100) onto fully charged
container Fig 1(10). Do not overtighten discharge head.
(7) Carry out weight check as specified in section 4A. General.
(8) Replace transit pin, Fig 1 (130). Return extinguisher to storage.
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5. REPAIR
A. General
Repair of detailed parts is not considered practical. Parts that do not meet
inspection requirements must be replaced.
6. ASSEMBLY AND STORAGE
A. General
(1) Assembly of the extinguisher and bracket to the aircraft is the responsibility
of the aircraft operator or the aircraft OEM.
(2) Assembly of discharge head to new/ serviceable container is specified in

Overhaul Section 4B.
B. Storage
(1) Extinguishers must be stored in a dry atmosphere at a temperature within

the extinguisher operating temperature range, 200C (680F) is ideal.
(2) The Extinguisher may be stored in any attitude.
(3) Extinguishers must be checked approximately every 12 months.

This shall consist:
a) Visual inspection check as specified in Section 3 CHECK and table 1.
b) Weight check as specified in Section 4A (MAINTENANCE AND

OVERHAUL.)
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7. ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
A. Statement of the purpose of IPL.
This section provides illustrations and parts breakdown of all parts of the fire
extinguisher, which can be dis-assembled, repaired, or replaced and
reassembled.
B. Explanation and Usage of IPL
(1) Introduction.
The introduction contains all explanatory information for the individual
sections, as is necessary for the use of this IPL. The introduction also
contains a list of abbreviations used in the detailed parts list.
(2) Detailed Parts List.
a) Column FIG / ITEM

The first number in the first line of a page indicates the number of the
figure illustrating the part. The second number indicates the item
number by which the part is identifiable on the illustration. A dash
number indicates that the part is not illustrated.
b) Column PART NUMBER

The part number column contains the original manufacturer part
number. When standard parts are used, the standard part number is
listed in the column.
c) Column AIRLINE PART NO

This column is left blank for airline internal use.
d) Column NOMENCLATURE
The Nomenclature column gives the name of each assembly or part.
Details of an assembly are listed immediately after the assembly and
indented one dot to the right to indicate relationship.
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e) Column EFF CODE

The effectivity code column establishes parts relationship with units or
assemblies, which are essentially the same but, have minor deviations.
These units or assemblies are assigned reference letters such as A, B, C
etc. Parts, which are not common to all configuration but are associated
with one or more of the coded lead items, carry the letter or letters
assigned to the lead item with which it is associated. Where a part is
common to all lead items, the effectivity column is left blank.
f) Column UNITS PER ASSY

The column contains the quantity of a specified catalogue sequence
numbered part required in the build sequence of only (where more than
one exists) next higher sub-sub-assembly, sub-assembly, assembly or
installation level as applicable. For bulk items, the letters ‘AR’ are inserted
in the quantity column, to indicate ‘As Required’. Where items are listed
for ‘Reference Purposes’ ‘RF’ is inserted.
C. List of Abbreviations
The following abbreviations have been used in this IPL.

Term Parts List AR Definition
As Required Assy -
Assembly BCF -
Bromochlorodifluoromethane Fire Ex -
Fire Extinguisher Fire Extinguisher
assembled as shown
in title page.
Effectivity Eff -
Figure Fig -
Illustrated Parts List IPL -
Including Inc. -
Paragraph Para -
Reference RF -
Revision Rev -
SUPSD by Superseded by -
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D. Service Bulletin Incorporation

Assemblies, sub-assemblies and detail parts subject to modification, deletion,
addition or replacement by an issued Service Bulletin are annotated, to show
both pre and post Service Bulletin configuration. The term (pre-SB XXX) in the
Nomenclature column designates the original configuration and the term (SB
XXX) identifies assemblies and parts after the Service Bulletin modification
has been completed.
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100 140
130
IMPORTANT.
Obey transit pin label
instructions when installing
the extinguisher into the
airframe mounting bracket.
Return pin and label to
stores.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER
FIGURE 1
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Units
Fig. Airline Nomenclature
Part Number Eff Code per
Item Code 1234567
assy
1-1 BA21783-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher A RF

2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher (Red)
- 1A BA21783R-3 B RF
SUPSD by BA21783R-5
- 1B BA21783S-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher C RF
- 1C BA21783SR-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher (Red) D RF

SUPSD by BA21783SR-5
- 1D BA21783G-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher E RF

(Gauge)
- 1E BA21783GR-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher F RF

(Gauge/Red)
- 1F BA21783GS-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher G RF

(Gauge)
- 1G BA21783GSR-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher H RF

(Gauge/Red)
-1H BA20789-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher J RF
-1J BA20789R-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher K RF

(Red)
-1K BA20789Y-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher L RF

(Yellow)
-1L BA20789S-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher M RF
-1M BA20789SR-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher N RF

(Red)
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Units
Item Code 1234567
assy
- 1N BA20789SY-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher P RF

(Yellow)
-1P BA20789G-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher Q RF

(Gauge)
-1Q BA20789GR-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher R RF

(Red)
-1R BA20789GY-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher S RF

(Yellow)
-1S BA20789GS-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher T RF

(Gauge)
-1T BA20789GSR-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher U RF

(Gauge/Red)
-1U BA20789GSY-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher V RF

(Gauge/Yellow)
-1V BA22594-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher W RF
-1W BA22594R-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher (Red) X RF

SUPSD by BA22594R-5
-1X BA22594Y-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher Y RF

(Yellow)
-1Y BA22594S-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher Z RF
-1Z BA22594SR-1 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher (Red) BA RF
-1AA BA22594SY-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher CA RF

(Yellow)
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Units
Item Code 1234567
assy
-1AB BA22594G-1 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher DA RF

(Gauge)
-1AC BA22594GR-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher EA RF

(Gauge/Red)
-1AD BA22594GY-1 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher FA RF

(Gauge/Yellow)
-1AE BA22594GS-1 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher GA RF

(Gauge)
-1AF BA22594GSR-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher HA RF

(Gauge/Red)
-1AG BA22594GSY-3 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher JA RF

(Gauge/Yellow)
-1AH BA21783R-5 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher KA RF

(Red)
-1AJ BA21783SR-5 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher LA RF

(Red)
-1AK BA22594R-5 2.5kg BCF Fire Extinguisher MA RF

(Red)
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Units
Item Code 1234567
assy
10 BA40025-2  2.5kg Container BCF A, C, J, 1
M, W, Z,
-10A BA40025R-2  2.5kg Container BCF (Red) B, D, K, 1

SUPSD by BA40025R-5 N, X,
BA
-10B BA40025Y-2  2.5kg Container BCF (Yellow) L, P, Y, 1

CA
-10C BA40025G-2  2.5kg Container BCF (Gauge) E, G, Q, 1

T, DA,
GA
-10D BA40025GR-2  2.5kg Container BCF F, H, R, 1

(Gauge/Red) U, EA,
HA
-10E BA40025GY-2  2.5kg Container BCF S, V, 1

(Gauge/Yellow) FA, JA
-10F BA40025R-5  2.5kg Container BCF (Red) KA, LA, 1

MA, NA
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Unit
Fig. Airline Nomenclature s
Item Code 1234567
ass
y
-70 22410-101  Transport cap 1
100 15-0122-A-3  Discharge head assembly A, B, E, 1

F, KA
-100A BA20296-3  Discharge head assembly C, D, G, 1

H, LA
-100D BA20872-3  Discharge head assembly J, K, L, 1

Q, R, S
-100E BA22593-3  Discharge head assembly W, X, Y, 1

DA, EA,
FA, MA
130 BA23160-1 ●● Transit Pin 1
140 3HE20994-1 ●● Disc Indicator 1
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10
BRACKETS
FIGURE 2
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Units
Item Code 1234567
assy
2- 1 BA20792-1 Bracket, standard AR
10 BA22544-1 Bracket, double strap AR
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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

TO: ALL HOLDERS OF COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL 26-20-31

REVISION No. 6 DATED JANUARY 2019

Section and Page No. Description and Change Effectivity

6A & B. Assembly and Storage. Page 9 instructions revised

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2.5Kg BCF Fire Extinguisher Assembly

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL WITH

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RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS

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SERVICE BULLETIN LIST

Service Date Service Date

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LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

Subject Page Date Subject Page Date

List of effective 1 Jan 19 Illustration Figure 2 21 Jan 19

Maintenance and 7 Jan 19

Assembly and 9 Jan 19

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DESCRIPTION and OPERATION 1

MAINTENANCE and OVERHAUL 7

ASSEMBLY and STORAGE 9

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST 11-22

ILLUSTRATIONS FIGURES 1 & 2

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The Fire Extinguisher Assy is manufactured and product supported by:

FFE Ltd Percival Aviation Ltd

Tel: +44(0) 1462 444 740 Tel: +44(0) 01489 569000

This manual will be updated as required by revisions. Service Bulletins may be

5. Shop Verification and validation of the operations described in this manual.

The maintenance operations described in this manual have been checked

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1. DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION.

BA21783 series 2.5Kg BCF (Halon 1211)

(3) The basic cylinder of the extinguisher consists of a seamless aluminium

R = Colour of container RED (BCF units only)

Y = Colour of container YELLOW (BCF units only)

G= Container fitted with GAUGE.

S= Short trigger fitted.

(9) Leading Particulars.

Extinguishing agent BCF (Halon 1211)

Quantity of agent 2.5kg

Operating temperature range o o

Survival temperature range o o

Pressures Other models -5 models

Charge pressure 125 psi 8.5 bar (124 psi)

Proof pressure - assembly 360 psi 26bar (375 psi)

Burst pressure 1100 psi 55bar (800 psi)

Climatic grading American National Standard B117-1964

Altitude rating Up to 50,000 ft. (15,240 meters)

Compass safe distance 12 inches

Life - Bracket On condition

Weights Other models -5 models

Gross weight complete assembly,

Bracket weight (item 2-1) 0.338kg 0.338kg

(1) Remove Extinguisher (Fig 1) form bracket (Fig 2).

(2) Release Extinguisher safety catch by lifting up.

(3) Aim Extinguisher at base of fire.