35-22-25 OXY Containers

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLY

TYPE II (15 / 22 MIN.)
TEMPORARY REVISION No. 1A
Date: 10.05.2017
Manual No: 35-22-25 CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLY

TYPE II (CAGE: D1379)
REASON: Added handling procedures for the discard of a not used

Chemical Oxygen Generator.
This temporary revision (TR) ads the procedure for the discard of the
Chemical Oxygen Generator.
All TR pages are to be incorporated with same pages and deleted with next revision.
Revision Notice is to be placed in front of the List of Effective Pages for page identification or
following the title page.
CMM 35-22-25, is presently in Revision 0. TR-1A means that changes included in this TR will
be incorporated into 35-22-25 at the next scheduled full revision cycle for Revision 1.
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11004 Handling Procedures New
11005 Handling Procedures New
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DAe Systems GmbH
Revalstraße 1
D - 23560 LÜBECK
GERMANY
Phone: #49 / 451 / 4093 2976

Fax: #49 / 451 / 4093 4488
D1379

WITH
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly
Type II (15 / 22 Min.)
Part Number
22C15L110XX0100 22C15R110XX0100 22C15L120XX0100 22C15R120XX0100

22C15L290XX0100 22C15R290XX0100 22C15L3J0XX0100 22C15R3J0XX0100
22C15L370XX0100 22C15R370XX0100 22C15L4H0XX0100 22C15R4H0XX0100
22C15L4S0XX0100 22C15R4S0XX0100 22C15L4T0XX0100 22C15R4T0XX0100
22C15L480XX0100 22C15R480XX0100 22C15L6U0XX0100 22C15R6U0XX0100
22C15L680XX0100 22C15R680XX0100
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22C22L290XX0100 22C22R290XX0100 22C22L3J0XX0100 22C22R3J0XX0100
22C22L370XX0100 22C22R370XX0100 22C22L4H0XX0100 22C22R4H0XX0100
22C22L4S0XX0100 22C22R4S0XX0100 22C22L4T0XX0100 22C22R4T0XX0100
22C22L480XX0100 22C22R480XX0100 22C22L6U0XX0100 22C22R6U0XX0100
22C22L680XX0100 22C22R680XX0100
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TO HOLDERS OF: CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLY
PART NUMBER: 22C15 / 22C22 - 0100 Series
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Title Page TP N MAR 01/2010 Disassembly 3001 N MAR 01/2010
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List Effective Pages 1 N MAR 01/2010 3012 N BLANK
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Cleaning 4001 N MAR 01/2010

Table of Contents 1 N MAR 01/2010
(TOC) 2N BLANK 4002 N MAR 01/2010
Introduction 1 N MAR 01/2010 Check 5001 N MAR 01/2010

(INTRO) 2 N MAR 01/2010 5002 N MAR 01/2010
5003 N MAR 01/2010
Description and 1N MAR 01/2010 5004 N BLANK
Operation 2N MAR 01/2010
3N MAR 01/2010 Repair 6001 N MAR 01/2010
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5N MAR 01/2010
6N MAR 01/2010 Assembly 7001 N MAR 01/2010
7N MAR 01/2010 7002 N MAR 01/2010
8N MAR 01/2010 7003 N MAR 01/2010
9N MAR 01/2010 7004 N MAR 01/2010
10 N MAR 01/2010 7005 N MAR 01/2010
7006 N MAR 01/2010
Testing and Fault 1001 N MAR 01/2010 7007 N MAR 01/2010
Isolation 1002 N MAR 01/2010
7008 N MAR 01/2010
1003 N MAR 01/2010
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1004 N MAR 01/2010
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1005 N MAR 01/2010
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Schematics and Wiring 2001 N MAR 01/2010
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Special Tools and 9001 N MAR 01/2010 10003 -0 N MAR 01/2010
Fixtures 9002 N MAR 01/2010 10003 -1 N MAR 01/2010
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Illustrated Parts List TP 10001 N MAR 01/2010
TP 10002 N BLANK Special Procedures 11001 N MAR 01/2010
11002 N MAR 01/2010
IPL Intro INTRO -1 N MAR 01/2010 11003 N MAR 01/2010
INTRO -2 N MAR 01/2010 11004 N MAR 01/2010
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INTRO -6 N MAR 01/2010 Storage 15001 N MAR 01/2010
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NI/Alpha 1 N MAR 01/2010
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3 N MAR 01/2010
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Subject Page
INTRODUCTION INTRO 1
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION 1
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION 1001
SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS 2001
DISASSEMBLY 3001
CLEANING 4001
INSPECTION/CHECK 5001
REPAIR 6001
ASSEMBLY 7001
FITS AND CLEARANCES NOT APPLICABLE
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES 9001
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST 10001
1. General IPL-INTRO 1
2. Introduction IPL-INTRO 1
3. NUMERICAL INDEX / ALPHA NI-ALPHA 1
4. NUMERICAL INDEX / NUMERICAL NI-NUM 1
5. DETAILED PARTS LIST DPL
A. IPL-FIGURE 1 (15 MIN.) 10001
B. IPL-FIGURE 1A (15MIN.) 10001A
C. IPL-FIGURE 1B (22 MIN.) 10001B
D IPL-FIGURE 1C (22 MIN.) 10001C
E. IPL-FIGURE 2 (CONTAINER ASSY) 10002
F. IPL-FIGURE 3 (DOOR ASSEMBLY) 10003
SPECIAL PROCEDURES 11001
REMOVAL NOT APPLICABLE
INSTALLATION NOT APPLICABLE
SERVICING NOT APPLICABLE
STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION) 15001
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INTRODUCTION
1. General
A. This manual is written to the ATA Specification 100 and in Simplified English.
SI units of measurement are used in this manual, Imperial units in parentheses.
B. The manual describes maintenance on the component in a workshop. It does not describe mainte-
nance on the component when it is installed in the aircraft.
C. Only approved persons with the necessary skills must be used for the maintenance procedures
described in this manual.
D. Maintenance Task Oriented Support System (MTOSS) task and subtask identification is used in
this manual.
The maintenance tasks and other data have special MTOSS numbers for the use of Electronic
Data Processing (EDP). The MTOSS numbers can be ignored by the user of the manual.
E. This manual contains:
• Technical data for the component

• Maintenance and repair procedures for the component
• An Illustrated Parts List (IPL) with the data for the component parts.
Parts are identified in all sections by the IPL Figure and Item number.
F. We verified the DISASSEMBLY, TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION and ASSEMBLY procedures
by actual performance.
2. How to Use the Manual
A. Make sure the manual contains the information applicable to your component. Look on the Title
Page for the part number (PNR).
B. If you need to identify a part or find a PNR, refer to the IPL which has an introduction to show the
procedure.
C. The instruction in this manual must be used for all the component maintenance. Read all the
applicable WARNINGS and CAUTIONS before you do the work on the component.
3. Associated Publications
Not applicable
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4. List of Abbreviations
A = Ampere
AC = Alternate Current
acc. = according
a.m. = above mentioned
approx. = approximately
o
C = degree Celsius
daN = deka Newton
DPL = Detailed Parts List
e.g. = (exempli gratia) for example
etc = et cetera (and so on)
oF = degree Fahrenheit
Hz = Hertz
in. = inch
INTRO = Introduction
IPL = Illustrated Parts List
kg = kilogram
lb = pound
lbf = pound-force
LEP = List of Effective Pages
LH = Left-Hand
mA = milli-Ampere
max. = maximum
min. = minimum
mm = millimeter
QTY = Quantity
Ref. = Refer
PNR = Part Number
RH = Right-Hand
ROR = Record of Revisions
ROTR = Record of Temporary Revisions
SBL = Service Bulletin List
TOC = Table of Contents
TP = Title Page
V = Volt
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
TASK 35-22-25-870-801-A01
1. Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly - Description and Operation
Subtask 35-22-25-870-001-A01
A. General
The two mask CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLIES (referred to as the OXYGEN
CONTAINER) specified in this manual are used on passenger aircraft which have pressurized
cabins. They supply the passengers with the necessary quantity of oxygen during emergency
(accidental loss of the cabin pressure in a high flight altitude).
Subtask 35-22-25-870-002-A01
B. Technical Data
Electrical Data:
Operating Voltage 115 VAC / 400 Hz
Current Consumption max. 55 mA
Electrical Connections
Contact pins per NSA937910EA2000
(Two pins made from copper alloy and gold-plated) or NAS1749-20
Cable Type acc. to ASN-E0261
Operating Medium: chemically generated gaseous oxygen
Duration of Oxygen Generation:

22C15 - 0100 Series min. 15 minutes
22C22 - 0100 Series min. 22 minutes
Useful Life of the O2 Generator: 15 years)
Operating Temperature Range: -15o to +55o C (+5o to +131o F)
Dimensions:
Length 260,0 mm (10.24 in.)
Width 164,0 mm (6.46 in.)
Height max. 77,0 mm (3.03 in.)
Weight: 1,055 to 1,625 kg (2.326 to 3.582 lb.
Subtask 35-22-25-870-003-A01
C. Identification
This component is identified by a self-adhesive identification plate that shows these data:
• the manufacturers logo,
• the manufacturers name,
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• the part number,
• the description of equipment,
• the serial number,
• the date of assembly or test,
• the inspection stamp,
• the amendment status.
A self-adhesive decal is located on the test lever of the door assembly. It shows these data:
• 'EM' with the digit 2,
• the product inspection date (MONTH and YEAR) of the installed oxygen generator (must not
deviate from the inspection date of the container assembly),
• Test
• Mask Code of installed masks (i.e. 15, 4S...) (See IPL Introduction Para. 2.(2)(a) for
codification)
Subtask 35-22-25-870-004-A01
D. Description
(1) The OXYGEN CONTAINER contains (See Fig. 1to 6):
• the chemical oxygen generator,

• the mask assemblies,
• a container assembly.
The mask assemblies are connected to the chemical oxygen generator by supply tubes
and lanyards.
(2) The Chemical Oxygen Generator
The chemical oxygen generator has a stainless steel housing filled with Sodium Chlorate
(NACLO3). It has an outlet manifold with two fittings for the connection of the mask supply
tubes.
The oxygen generator has a firing pin (at the starter side) which is held by a release pin
that, if removed, starts the oxygen flow.
The release pin has an eyelet for the connection of the mask lanyards.
The oxygen generator has an indicator dot on its starter side (see Fig. 3) that shows the
condition of the oxygen generator as follows:
• If the indicator dot is coloured BLUE the oxygen generator has been BURNED OUT.
• If the indicator dot is coloured PINK the oxygen generator is NEW or NOT USED.
The chemical oxygen generator is located within the container assembly either with its
starter side to the left (for a LH-Oxygen Container) or to the right (for a RH-Oxygen
Container). A black dot, found at the front outside of the door assy, gives also information
whether the container assy is left or right (See Fig. 1 and Fig. 4 that shows a left hand
version).
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The chemical oxygen generator is installed on an insulation pad below the ejector cradle.
It is attached to the container assembly with a mounting clamp.
(3) The Mask Assemblies
The mask assemblies are installed on a ejector cradle of the container assembly. Each
mask assembly is an oronasal phase-dilution type which has a rubber face piece with a
valve housing. It supplies the oxygen flow from its reservoir bag and has a limited dilution
by ambient air. Furthermore it lets escape the exhaled air. The valve housing contains:
• three valves:
- a dilution-,
- an exhalation valve,
- a bag valve.
• a reservoir bag with a supply tube which has a flow indicator that shows the correct
flow oxygen.
An elastic head band holds the mask assembly in place during its usage. A lanyard cord
is attached to the mask face piece and makes the connection to the release pin of the
oxygen generator (Ref. CMM 35-24-03 (FSCM 16827) for more details).
(4) The Container Assembly
The container assembly has:
• a door assembly (referred to as the door),
• a container box.
(a) The door is attached to the container box by two spring loaded sliding snap hinges.
The snap hinges are locked when the door is closed. They are unlocked automat-
ically when the door fully opens.
The door has a black marking dot at its outside front edge. It tells you whether an
oxygen container is a left one or a right one. The marking dot shows you the location
of the starter side of the oxygen generator (mask fall axis) within the container box
when the door assembly is closed.
The door has:
• a door locking mechanism,
• a test lever,
• an access holes for a manual release tool,
• 2 spring loaded sliding snap hinges.
• an ejector cradle.
1 The door locking/unlocking mechanism contains these parts (See Fig. 1 to 3)
• a drive rod,
• 2 spring-loaded hooks,
• a door latching cam,
• a latch release yoke
• a door actuator.
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The door latching cam and the spring loaded hooks are installed on and operated
by the drive rod. The door latching cam can be operated (pushing down) by a
manual release tool through the manual release access hole (on the left of the
test lever) in the door assembly. This turns the drive rod and unlocks the locking
hooks (Manual Unlocking).
The electrical door actuator is installed on the outer front sidewall with a snap
mechanism. It has the function to unlock the door (its plunger pushes the door
latching cam up from underneath which turns the drive rod and operates the
spring loaded hooks in unlock position) (Electrical Unlocking).
The spring-loaded latch rest yoke is installed direct on the door assembly (behind
the door latching cam). It has the function to reset (pushing down) the plunger
of the door actuator when the door closes.
2 The spring-loaded test lever lets the door open (after manual or electrical
unlocking of the door) some degrees for inspection and testing. It prevents a
mask drop and a repacking of the mask assemblies. Pushing the right hand
side of the test lever lets a tension spring over center and holds the lever at 90°
to the door surface (Test Position).
3 The access hole is used for a manual release tool that is necessary to open
the door assembly manually (e.g. during shop maintenance or a malfunction
of the electrical door latch).
4 The ejector cradle is the support for the mask assemblies. It is installed with
one end on four studs of the door assembly and is attached with four rosette
rings. The other end is attached to the container box by a velcro connection.
(b) The container box contains:
• a door actuator,
• a self-adhesive insulation pad for the oxygen generator,
• a self-adhesive hook fastener (second part of the velcro connection),
• 8 floating anchor clip nuts for installation on the aircraft.
(c) The door actuator is used to open (unlock) the door assembly automatically when
115 VAC electrical power is supplied to its electrical terminals. It resets automat-
ically when the door assembly is closed (See Para. D.(4)(a)1 for more details) (See
Fig. 2001 of section SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS).
(5) The different types of OXYGEN CONTAINERS are identified by their specific part numbers,
which contains these informations:
• the number of masks,
• the type of oxygen used in the system,
• the minimum duration of oxygen available,
• the lengths of lanyards and supply tubes,
• the installation side,
• the colour of the door assembly,
• Refer to - IPL-INTRO, Tables 10001-1 to 10001-4 - for identification of the unit.
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115 VAC / 400 Hz

Power Supply
Cable from Door
Actuator
Test Lever
Manual Release
Access Hole
Orientation Dot
for a Left Hand Unit
16.0 mm
(0.63 in.)
Container Box
Orientation Dot
for a Right Hand Unit
Floating Anchor
Door
Clip Nuts
Door Assy Actuator
Door Latching
Drive Rod Cam
Door Actuator
(Plunger extended)
Latch Hook
Container Box
Latch Hook
Figure 1 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-001-A01
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Door Assy
Latch Hook
(Locked Position )
Drive Rod
Door Latching Cam
Door Actuator Plunger

(Retracted Position)
Container Box
Latch Reset
Yoke Door Actuator
Manual Release Pin

Drive Rod
Door Assy Manual Release
Access Hole
Door Latching
Cam
Latch Reset Yoke
Container Box
Door Actuator
Chemical Oxygen Container - - Door Operation - Door Closed-

Figure 2 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-002-A01
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Latch Hook Drive Rod

(Unlocked Position
Door Assy
Latch Reset
Yoke

(Extended Position)
Container Box
Door Latching Cam
Door Actuator
Drive Rod Manual Release

Door Actuator Plunger Access Hole
(Extended Position)
Door Assy
Door Latching
Cam
Latch Reset Yoke
Container Box Door Actuator
Chemical Oxygen Container - Door Operation - Door Open

Figure 3 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-003-A01
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Starter Side
Ejector Cradle
Mask Assy
Oxygen
Generator
Mask Supply Tube
Chemical Oxygen Container (Left Hand Version)

Figure 4 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-004-A01
Subtask 35-22-25-870-005-A01
E. Operation
(1) General
The OXYGEN CONTAINER (See Fig. 1) operates as a part of the aircraft emergency
oxygen system. It is installed into the aircraft passenger compartment to supply the
passenger with the necessary quantity of oxygen during emergency.
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(2) Door Operation
An accidental decrease of the cabin pressure activates a cabin pressure sensor. An

electrical pulse (115 VAC / 400 Hz, 55 mA) to the electrically operated door actuator
unlocks the door assembly so that the masks can fall out.
After the masks have been released from the OXYGEN CONTAINER they hang down over
the passengers head on their lanyards.
Outlet Side Starter Side

Oxygen Outlet Ports Start Mechanism
DAe Systems GmbH Firing Pin

D1379
HOT
Made in Germany
GENERATOR-EMER OXY
PN XXXXXXX Inspect Mask Lanyards

SN XXXX-FXXX
DATE XX/XX
TYPE X PERSON
Sach-Nr. / Order-No. Release
Fabr.-Nr. / Serial-No.
Pin
Colour Indicator Dot
(shows the condition of the Oxygen Generator:
BLUE - indicates a used one
PINK - indicates a new or not used one)
Oxygen Flow to the Masks
Mask Supply Tubes Flow Indicators

(Green indicates Oxygen Flow)
Oxygen Flow Schematic

Figure 5 \GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-005-A01
(3) Oxygen Supply
The lanyards are connected to a release pin that is installed on the firing pin of the oxygen
generator. In this condition the oxygen generator is prepared for emergency oxygen
supply.
A pull to one or all masks removes the release pin and lets the firing pin move into the
oxygen generator. This causes the ignition and reaction of the chemicals within the oxygen
generator and starts the production of oxygen. Once started, the flow of oxygen cannot
be stopped until the oxygen generator is empty (after 15/22 minutes).
The oxygen flows with low pressure from the oxygen generator outlet fittings through the
mask supply tube and the reservoir bag (inflates) into the mask assembly.
A flow indicator installed in the mask supply tubes shows the correct oxygen flow.
(4) Mask Operation
The oxygen flows through the reservoir bag and a bag valve (non-return type) into the
mask face piece.
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(a) Inhalation
The passenger breathes in:
• the depression of the reservoir bag lifts the bag valve,
• the oxygen flows as long as the reservoir bag is empty.
The passenger continues to breathe in:
• the dilution valve lifts (non-return type),
• this lets the ambient air go into the mask face piece.
Oxygen Flow Schematic

Figure 6 \GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-006-A01
(b) Exhalation
The passenger breathes out:
• the dilution and the bag valve close,
• the exhalation valve opens and the air breathed out is bled.
During breathe out, the oxygen:
• continues to flow through the mask supply tube (via the flow indicator),
• inflates the reservoir bag for the next inhalation.
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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
TASK 35-22-25-700-801-A01
1. Oxygen Container - Testing
A. General
The test of the chemical oxygen container assembly is restricted to a test of the door assy
functioning.
B. Reason for the Job
Self Explanatory
C. Job Set-up Information
(1) Tools, Fixtures and Equipment
NOTE: Equivalent alternatives may be used for listed items.
NOTE: Refer to SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS for full
details of the special tools in this list.
REFERENCE QTY NAME

No specific 1 Electrical power source (adjustable 0 to 115 VAC,
400 Hz, 0 to 1,0 A)
No specific 1 Ohm-Meter (0 to 500 MOhm)
E60100-00 1 Manual Release Tool
E71516-00 1 Pliers
No specific 1 Balance (0 to 4,0 kg +/- 0,01 kg (0 to 8.82 lb +/-
0.002lb))
TBD 1 Test set-up that has aircraft installation dimen-
sions
(2) Referenced Information
NONE
D. Job Set-up
WARNING: STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR USE OF OXYGEN EQUIPMENT.

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

• Barometric pressure 101,3 +/- 5,0 KPa (14.696 +/- 0.725 psi)
• Relative humidity less than 90%
Subtask 35-22-25-700-001-A01
E. Inspection of the Unit Under Test (UUT)
(1) Inspect the top surface of the door assy. It must be in line with the container box (equal
gap around) and must be free of scratches, peeling or other damage.
CAUTION: THE COLOURED OUTER SURFACE OF THE DOOR ASSY IS VERY SENSITIVE
TO SCRATCHES OR OTHER MECHANICAL AFFECTS.
CLEAN WORK AREA SO THAT NO DAMAGE OF THE DOOR ASSY CAN
OCCUR.
(2) Put the container assy to be tested on clean soft cloth so that the door assy shows face
up and the door actuator is in front of you.
CAUTION: TAKE CARE TO THE DOOR ASSY (2-10). IT IS SPRING-LOADED AND CAN
SNAP AWAY AND PUSH OUT THE MASK ASSEMBLIES (1-40).
HOLD THE DOOR ASSY (2-10) DOWN (OR SET THE TEST LEVER INTO TEST
POSITION) WHEN YOU RELEASE IT WITH THE RELEASE TOOL PNR E60100-
00.
AFTER RELEASE LET THE DOOR ASSY (2-10) CAREFULLY AND SLOWLY
MOVE INTO ITS FULLY OPEN POSITION.
(3) Put the manual release tool PN E60100-00 (See Fig. 9001) into the release access hole
of door assy. Push it slightly against the door latching cam (See Fig. 2 of section
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION) and let the door assy open (more than 180°).
(4) Refer to the data of the identification plate and test lever decal and compare with the parts
installed in the container:
• The correct type and quantity of masks,

• The mask lanyard and tube length.
• The installed oxygen generator (10) and date of manufacturing,
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT:
• THE LOCATION OF THE MASK ASSEMBLIES (1-40), THE MASK SUPPLY

TUBES AND THE LANYARDS IS ON AND NOT BELOW THE EJECTOR
CRADLE OF THE DOOR ASSY (2-10) (SEE FIG. 4),
• THE WARNING FLAG ASSY HAS BEEN CORRECTLY INSTALLED INTO

THE FIRING PIN OF THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY.
• A NOT USED OR NEW OXYGEN GENERATOR IS INSTALLED

(THE INDICATOR DOT MUST SHOW THE COLOUR PINK).
• ALL TUBES AND LANYARDS ARE BE STOWED SO THAT THEY DO NOT

BECOME TWISTED DURING THE OPERATION OF THE CONTAINER DOOR
ASSY.
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(5) Close door assy as follows:
• Push down on both sides of the door assy at the hinge side until the sliding hinges are
both at the end of their travel. Hold the hinge side of the door assy in this position.
• Push down tightly and evenly on both sides of the door assy at the door actuator (front)
side until it is closed and safely latched by both latch hooks.
(6) Refer to CMM 35-24-03 (FSCM 16827) for Testing and Fault Isolation of the mask
assemblies.
Subtask 35-22-25-700-001-A01
F. Door Assy - Test Lever Test
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT NO ITEMS ARE BETWEEN WITH THE DOOR ASSY AND THE
CONTAINER BEFORE YOU CLOSE THE DOOR ASSY. YOU CAN DAMAGE THE
DOOR ASSY.
ACTION RESULT
(1) Push the right hand side of the test lever on With the door assembly rotated to the “test” posi-
the door assembly until the over center spring tion the test button decal must be readable
holds the lever at 90° to the door surface.The
test lever should remain in this position until
manually reset.
(2) Push the test lever back to its normal position. The spring should hold the lever in this position
(3) No restriction should be observed during step
F.(1) and step F.(2).
Subtask 35-22-25-700-002-A01
G. Door Assy - Manual Release and Door Opening Test
DOOR ASSY.
CAUTION: TAKE CARE TO THE DOOR ASSY. IT IS SPRING-LOADED AND CAN SNAP AWAY
AND PUSH OUT THE MASK ASSEMBLIES. THIS CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE
EQUIPMENT AND REQUIRES REPACKING OF THE MASK ASSEMBLIES.
HOLD THE DOOR ASSY DOWN (OR SET THE TEST LEVER INTO TEST POSITION)
WHEN YOU RELEASE THE DOOR ASSY WITH THE RELEASE TOOL PNR E60100-00.
AFTER RELEASE LET THE DOOR ASSY CAREFULLY AND SLOWLY MOVE INTO
ITS FULLY OPEN POSITION.
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ACTION RESULT
(1) Set the test lever into test position (See Step
F.(1).
(2) Put the manual release tool PNR E60100-00 The door assy opens a few degrees and stops at
(See Tools Table above) into the manual the test lever.
release access hole in the door assembly.
Push down the tool pin to release the actuator
assembly.
(3) Hold the door assy down and reset the test
lever back to its normal position.
(4) Carefully let the door assy open as far as it will The door assembly should open min. 180° and
go. (See second CAUTION) close and latch properly, smoothly, easily, and
completely without restriction or binding without
restriction or binding.
(5) Close the door assy as specified in Step
E.(5).
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Subtask 35-22-25-750-002-A01
H. Preparation of the Functional Tests
(1) Install the container in a Test Device which has aircraft installation conditions.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT THE CONTAINER IS CORRECTLY CONNECTED TO THE

TEST DEVICE.
(2) Connect the cables of the door actuator to an adjustable 115 V AC, 400 Hz electrical power
source.
Refer to the test setup shown in Fig. 1001 and the electrical wiring diagram (See -SCHE-
MATIC AND WIRING DIAGRAMS-, Fig. 2001).
Connector Pins
Solid White Wire per NAS1749-20
Rectifier
Coil
Fuse
White with Red

White with Red
Solid White Wire
Stripe Wire
Stripe Wire
Door Actuator
Test Switch
Red
A
V
Power Source
115 VAC
55.0 mA
400 Hz
Test Setup
Figure 1001 \GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-007-A01
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Subtask 35-22-25-750-003-A01
I. Door Assy - Electrical Release Test / Current Consumption
DOOR ASSY.
NOTE: If any fault is located during the test, all connections must be examined step by step for correct
assembly.
ACTION RESULT
(1) Adjust AC-power source to 106 V AC mea-
sured by the voltmeter (Ref. Fig. 1001).
(2) Push the right hand side of the test lever on With the door assembly rotated to the “test” posi-
the door assembly until the over center spring tion the test lever decal must be readable
holds the lever at 90° to the door surface.
(3) Set the test switch to ON position. The door actuator must release and the door
assy must open a few degrees and stop at the
test lever's test position.
(4) Within the next 5 seconds read and note the The current consumption must be < 51 mA at
current consumption as shown on the Am- 106 VAC, 400 Hz.
pere-Meter (Ref. Table 1001).
(5) Immediately set test switch to OFF position.
(6) Close door assy with a slight push until you
hear a -CLICK- noise.
(7) Return test lever back to its operational posi-
tion.
(8) Remove the oxygen container to test from
the test device
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TASK 35-22-25-810-801-A01
2. Chemical Oxygen Container Assy - Fault Isolation
A. General
The fault isolation of the chemical oxygen container assembly is restricted to the door assy
functioning only.
B. Reason for the Job
Self Explanatory
C. Job Set-up Information
(1) Upon failure during a test, check the external wiring and function of the external circuits.
(2) Do the fault isolation as specified in the following Table, if the result of the tests has not
been satisfactorily completed.
(3) Refer to the wiring diagram in section -SCHEMATIC AND WIRING DIAGRAMS- Fig. 2001,
as a help on the fault isolation.
(4) Fully test the unit if a fault has been found and repaired. This makes sure that repairs have
not damaged portions of the circuits.
(5) Refer to CMM 35-24-03 (FSCM 16827) for the fault isolation of the mask assemblies.
(6) Items that have a prefixed number (i.e. 2-30) indicate that this item is found on an other IPL
Figure as referenced in the paragraph title. The prefixed number (if applicable) gives you the
applicable IPL-Figure Number where you can find this part (For example: 2-30) shows that
the item 30 is found on IPL-Figure 2).
Subtask 35-22-25-810-001-A01
D. Table of Fault Isolation
NOTE: For the replacement or adjustment of components refer to section ASSEMBLY.
FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION
Door Assembly (2-30)
(1) Door assembly (2-30) fails (a) Latch not properly released. Refer to DISASSEMBLY for
to open mechanically. proper procedure.
(b) Test lever in “TEST” position. Retract the test lever. Push
the test lever closed.
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FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION
(2) Door assembly (2-30) fails (a) Not correct packing of the Open the door assembly (2-
to open electrically. mask assemblies (1-40), 10) manually and repack
causing too much load on mask assemblies (See sec-
the door actuator (2-30). tion ASSEMBLY).
(b) Defective door actuator (2- Replace the door actuator (2-
30). 30), retest unit.
(3) Door assembly (2-30) does (a) Defective or worn door Replace the door assembly (2-
not lock correctly and assembly (2-10) latching 10), retest unit.
opens unwanted. parts.
(b) Defective door actuator (2- Replace the door actuator (2-
30). 30), retest unit.
(c) Door actuator (2-30) wire Replace the door actuator (2-
cut, broken, or shorted 30), retest unit.
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SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS
1. Oxygen Container - Wiring Diagram
Connector Pins
per NAS1749-20
Rectifier Solid White Wire
115 VAC
400 Hz
55 mA
White with Red

Coil Stripe Wire
Fuse
Wiring Diagram
Figure 2001 \GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-008-A01
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DISASSEMBLY
TASK 35-22-25-000-801-A01
1. Oxygen Container - Disassembly
A. Job Set-up Information
details of the special tools.
REFERENCE QTY NAME

E71516-00 1 Pliers
NONE
B. Job Set-up

THE WORK AREA OF THIS OXYGEN EQUIPMENT. THIS CAN CAUSE A DANGEROUS
FIRE HAZARD.
CAUTION: DO ALL ASSEMBLY OPERATIONS ON A SOFT, CLEAN WORK SURFACE TO PRE-

VENT DAMAGE TO THE COMPONENTS. PUT ON WHITE LINT-FREE GLOVES WHEN
YOU WORK ON OXYGEN COMPONENTS. NEVER TOUCH AN OXYGEN GENERA-
TOR WITH BARE FINGERS.
(1) Make a check of the history of the component to find any defective areas.
(2) Refer to TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION or INSPECTION/CHECK to find the cause of
a malfunction or the condition of the unit.
NOTE: Use only the disassembly procedures necessary to get access to and disas-
semble an unserviceable item.
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Subtask 35-22-25-000-001-A01
C. Open the Door Assembly (2-10) as follows (Ref. IPL-Fig. 2 and Fig. 3001)
CAUTION: CLEAN WORK AREA AND USE A CLEAN LINT-FREE CLOTH. THIS PREVENTS
DAMAGE TO THE COLOURED OUTER SURFACE OF THE DOOR ASSEMBLY (2-10).
WHICH IS VERY SENSITIVE TO SCRATCHES.
CAUTION: PUT THE ELECTRICAL LEAD WIRES OF THE DOOR ACTUATOR (2-30) BEHIND THE
EMERGENCY OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLY. THIS WILL HELP TO PREVENT
DAMAGE TO THE WIRES AND WIRE CONNECTORS DURING DISASSEMBLY.
(1) Put the oxygen container on a clean flat surface so that the hinge side is at the rear and
door assembly shows face up.
WARNING: TAKE CARE TO THE MASK LANYARDS. AN UNINTENTIONAL PULL CAN RE-
MOVE THE RELEASE PIN (13) FROM THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSEMBLY
(10). REMOVAL OF THE RELEASE PIN (13) STARTS THE FLOW OF OXYGEN
WHICH CANNOT BE STOPPED. THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSEMBLY (10)
BECOMES VERY HOT DURING CHEMICAL REACTION AND CAN BURN YOUR
SKIN.
CAUTION: TAKE CARE TO THE DOOR ASSY (10). IT IS SPRING-LOADED AND CAN SNAP
AWAY AND PUSH OUT THE MASK ASSEMBLIES (1-40).
HOLD THE DOOR ASSY (10) DOWN (OR SET THE TEST LEVER INTO TEST
POSITION) WHEN YOU RELEASE IT WITH THE RELEASE TOOL PNR E60100-
00. AFTER RELEASE LET THE DOOR ASSY (10) CAREFULLY AND SLOWLY
MOVE INTO ITS FULLY OPEN POSITION.
(2) Set the test lever (3-20) in test position.
(3) Put the manual release tool PN E60100-00 (See Fig. 9001) into the manual release access
hole of the door assembly (10). Then push it lightly down until the latch hooks of the door
assembly (10) release. The door assembly swings open a few degrees (stopped by the
test lever (3-20)).
(4) Remove the manual release tool PN E60100-00 from the manual release access hole.
(5) Hold the door assembly (10) down by hand and reset the test lever (3-20) back to its
operational position. Carefully let the door assembly (10) move into its fully open position
(min. 180°).
(6) Check the oxygen generator assembly (1-10) visually for correct installation of the release
pin (1-13) (See Fig. 3002).
(7) Check the colour indicator dot (located at the starter side of the oxygen generator assembly
(1-10) for discolouration. It shows the condition of the oxygen generator assembly (1-10):
If the colour of the indicator dot is:
• BLUE the oxygen generator assembly (1-10) has been BURNED OUT.
If the colour of the indicator dot is:
• PINK the oxygen generator assembly (1-10) is NEW or NOT USED.
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Door Assy (10)

Latch Hook
Drive Rod
PUSH TO UNLOCK
Door Latching
Cam

Container Box (80)

Latch Reset
Yoke Door Actuator (30)
Manual Release Pin
Door Assy (10) Drive Rod
Manual Release
Access Hole
Door Latching
Cam
Latch Reset Yoke
Door Actuator (30)

Container Box
NOTE: Items refer to IPL Fig. 2
Door Locking Mechanism Locked (door opening details)

Figure 3001/GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-009-A01
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Colour Indicator
Dot Release Pin (13)
Oxygen
Generator
(10)
Mask Lanyards (45)
Firing Pin
Warning Flag Assy (15)

Safety Pin of the
Mask Lanyards (45)
Release Pin Release Pin

(13) (13)
Safety Pin of the

LH Container Assembly RH Container Assembly
NOTE: Items refer to IPL-Fig. 1 to 1C
Installation of the Warning Flag Assembly

Figure 3002/GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-010-A01
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Subtask 35-22-25-070-001-A01
D. Removal of the Oxygen Generator Assembly (10) and the Mask Assemblies (40) (See IPL-Fig. 1,
to 1C and Fig. 3003)
WARNING: TAKE CARE TO THE MASK LANYARDS. AN UNINTENTIONAL PULL CAN RE-
MOVE THE RELEASE PIN (13) FROM THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSEMBLY
(10). REMOVAL OF THE RELEASE PIN (13) STARTS THE FLOW OF OXYGEN
WHICH CANNOT BE STOPPED. THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSEMBLY (10)
BECOMES VERY HOT DURING CHEMICAL REACTION AND CAN BURN YOUR
SKIN.
NOTE: If the passenger mask assemblies (47) are going to be reused, do not uncoil the tubing
or remove the mask bags from the inner of the mask face pieces.
Put an applicable rubber band around the masks to hold parts in place before you remove
them from the container assembly.
(1) Remove the loops of the mask lanyards (45) from the snap hook of the masks (47).
(2) Carefully put the mask lanyards over the side wall to the outside of the container assembly
(60) (See Fig. 3003). Make sure you do not pull at the lanyards (45), they are connected
to the release pin (13) (See CAUTION above).
(3) If applicable, put a rubber band around the mask assemblies (47).
(4) Remove the mask assemblies (47) from the ejector cradle of the door assy (2-10) and put
them close to the container assembly (60) on a clean surface.
(5) Pull the ejector cradle of the door assy (2-10) loose from the hook fastener (2-40) (Velcro
connection).
(6) Loosen the generator mounting clamp (20).
(7) Hold the generator mounting clamp (20) back. Then carefully lift the oxygen generator
assembly (10) together with the mask assemblies (40) out of the container assembly (60).
Put the parts aside on a dry, clean (free of oil) surface.
(8) Install the -WARNING- flag assembly (15) with the Pliers E71516-00 as follows:
(a) Put the Pliers E71516-00 between the starter housing and the release pin (13) of
the oxygen generator assembly (10). The firing pin comes out and you see the
mounting hole for the safety pin of the Warning Flag assembly (15).
Make sure that the rubber pad of the Pliers E71516-00 shows face to the starter
housing.
(b) Hold the Pliers E71516-00 in this position and push the pin of the Warning Flag
assembly (15) into the mounting hole. Then remove the Pliers E71516-00.
Make sure that the waved part of the safety pin shows face away from the eyelet
of the release pin (13) (See Fig. 3002).
(9) Make sure the oxygen generator assembly (10) is within its time limit (See small label at
starter side). Replace the oxygen generator assembly (10) when it is over 15 years old.
DO THE FOLLOWING STEPS (10) TO (13) ONLY IF NECESSARY.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THE SAFETY PIN OF THE WARNING FLAG ASSEMBLY (15) HAS
BEEN CORRECTLY INSTALLED INTO THE FIRING PIN OF THE OXYGEN
GENERATOR ASSEMBLY (10) (REF. FIG. 3002) BEFORE YOU REMOVE THE
RELEASE PIN (13).
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(10) Remove the release pin (13) together with the mask lanyards (45) from the firing pin of
the oxygen generator assembly (10).
(11) Remove the mask lanyards (45) from the release pin (13). Do not remove the metallic rings
from the mask lanyards (45).
Ejector Cradle Door Assy (2-10)
Mask Lanyards
(45)
Release Pin
(1-13)
Lanyard Pad
(1-30)
Oxygen
Generator
(1-10)
Generator
Mounting
Clamp
Insulation
(1-20)
Pad Container Box
(2-50) (2-80)
Rubber Band
Mask Assy
(1-40)
Removal of the Oxygen Generator

Figure 3003/GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-011-A01
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(12) If necessary, remove the -PULL- flags (43) from the snap hook of the masks (47).
CAUTION: DO NOT TRY TO PULL THE MASK ASSEMBLY SUPPLY TUBING OFF THE
OXYGEN GENERATOR (10) OUTLET FITTINGS. THE TUBING WALLS TRY TO
COLLAPSE WHEN PULLED, AND BECOME TIGHTER, AND, CONSEQUENTLY,
MORE DIFFICULT TO REMOVE
CAUTION: WHERE APPLICABLE, USE A CUTTER TO CUT THE MASK SUPPLY TUBES
DIRECTLY BEHIND THE OUTLET FITTINGS OF THE OXYGEN GENERATOR
ASSEMBLY (10). THE MASK SUPPLY TUBES HAVE AN OVERLENGTH OF 25.4
MM (1.0 IN.). IF YOU CUT THE TUBES YOU CAN USE MASK ASSEMBLIES
AGAIN FOR ONE TIME ONLY.
CAUTION: DO NOT TOUCH THE OUTLET FITTINGS OF THE GENERATOR OUTLET

FITTINGS WITH BARE FINGERS.
(13) Removal of the Mask Supply Tubes from the Oxygen Generator (10) (See Fig. 3003)
(a) Very carefully cut the mask supply tubes directly after the fitting barb of the outlet
fittings of the oxygen generator assembly (10). (Ref. a.m. CAUTION).
(b) Hold the outlet valve housing tightly and carefully pull the mask supply tube from
the outlet fitting.
(c) Remove the remaining tube piece with a longitudinal cut from the outlet fittings of
the oxygen generator assembly (10).
3. Cut here to remove the

remaining piece of the 1. Cut here to remove the
Mask Supply Tube Mask Supply Tube
Outlet Valve
Housing Barbe Outlet Fitting
2. Pull the Mask Supply

Tube away from the
Outlet Fitting
Mask Supply
Tube
Removal of the Mask Supply Tubes

Figure 3004/GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-012-A01
(14) Remove the generator mounting clamp (20) from the container assembly (60).
NOTE: Do not remove the self adhesive lanyard pad (30) or insulation pad (2-50) from
the container assembly unless replacement is necessary.
(15) Refer to CMM 35-24-03 (FSCM 16827) for overhaul of the mask assemblies (47).
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Subtask 35-22-25-070-002-A01
E. Disassembly of the Container Assembly (60) (See IPL-Fig. 2)
CAUTION: THE OUTSIDE COLOURATION OF THE DOOR ASSEMBLY (2-10) IS VERY

SENSITIVE AGAINST SCRATCHES OR OTHER MECHANICAL AFFECTS.
CLEAN WORK AREA SO THAT NO DAMAGE CAN OCCUR.
(1) Removal of the Door Assembly (10) from the Container Box (80) (See IPL-Fig. 2, Fig. 3005)
(a) Pull up the door assembly (10) to its limit stop.
(b) Carefully push in the hinge tab with a flat-bladed screwdriver at the backside of the
right hand sliding snap hinge until the hinge stop goes out of its guiding slot. Hold the
hinge tab be pushed while pulling up the door assembly (10) to release it.
(c) Repeat the same procedure as specified in Step (a) to remove the left hand sliding
snap hinge. Remove the door assembly (200).
1. PULL DOOR 2. PUSH IN

ASSY UP
Sliding Snap
Hinge
3. PULL OUT
Door Assy (2-10)
Sliding Snap Hinge

Container Box (2-80)
Hinge Stop
(limits up Hinge
movement) Locking
Cam
Hinge Tab
Removal of the Door Assy

Figure 3005/GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-013-A01
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(2) Disassembly of the Door assembly (30)
CAUTION: THE OUTSIDE COLOURATION OF THE DOOR ASSEMBLY (30) IS

VERY SENSITIVE AGAINST SCRATCHES OR OTHER MECHANICAL
AFFECTS.
CLEAN WORK AREA AND USE A CLEAN LINT-FREE CLOTH SO THAT
NO DAMAGE CAN OCCUR.
(a) Removal of the Test Lever (10) (Ref. IPL-Fig. 3)
1 Remove the tension spring (10).
2 Remove the test lever (20).
NOTE: Do not remove the self-adhesive test decal (30) from the test lever
(20) unless replacement is necessary (i.e. a new oxygen gener-
ator).
NOTE: Do not disassemble the door locking mechanism or the sliding snap hinges of
the door assy (10). If the locking mechanism or the snap hinges are defective,
replace the door assy.
(3) Removal of the Door Actuator (40) from the Container Box (70) (See IPL-Fig. 2)
CAUTION: BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU CUT THE CABLE TIES (20). YOU CAN
DAMAGE THE INSULATION AROUND THE ELECTRICAL WIRES.
(a) Cut both cable ties (50) from the lower side of the container box (70) (See Fig. 3006).
Door Actuator (30)
Container Box (80)
Cable Ties (20)
Power Supply
Cable Assy
115 VAC, 400Hz
Removal of the Cable Ties

Figure 3006/GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-014-A01
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(b) Push upward on the bottom flange of the actuator assembly (30) with a flat bladed
screwdriver to release the retaining tab, and pull outward on the actuator assembly
to release it from the container box (80) (See Fig. 3007).
Door Actuator
(2-30)
PULL the Door Actuator

OUTWARD
PUSH UP
Removal of the Door Actuator

Figure 3007/GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-015-A01
(c) Tilt the actuator assembly outward to release the top flange from the slot in the
container box (80).
(d) Use a knife or other thin-bladed instrument and put it between the slot and the
flange and carefully push the container box wall away from the tab to release the
door actuator (30) (See Fig. 3008).
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Front Side
Door Actuator Knife

(2-30)
Removal of the Door Actuator

Figure 3008/GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-016-A01
(4) Remove and discard the hook fastener (2-40) (Velcro connection)
NOTE: Do not remove these parts from the container box (80) or the door assembly
(10) unless replacement is necessary (Ref. IPL-Fig. 1 to 1C, 2, 3):
• the self-adhesive lanyard pad (1-30),
• the self-adhesive identification plate (1-50),
• the self-adhesive insulation pad (2-50),
• the floating anchor clip nuts (2-60),
• the self-adhesive mask packing decal (2-60).
NOTE: If the decals are easily able to be read and tightly attached to the
unit, no service to these parts is required
• the test lever decal (3-30).
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CLEANING
TASK 35-22-25-100-801-A01
1. Oxygen Container - Cleaning

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

THEIR EQUIVALENTS. THE SURFACE PROTECTION COULD BE
DAMAGED IF UNSPECIFIED MATERIALS ARE USED.
details of the special tools in this list.
REFERENCE NAME
TT-I-735 GRADE A Isopropyl Alcohol
No specific Soapy Water
No specific Distilled Water
No specific Lint-Free Cloth
No specific Soft Bristle Brush (non-metallic)
Subtask 35-22-25-170-001-A01
B. Cleaning of the Door Assy
CAUTION: DO NOT DAMAGE THE COLOURED OUTER SURFACE OF THE DOOR ASSY
DURING CLEANING. WIPE THE COLOURED OUTER SURFACE OF THE DOOR
ASSY VERY CAREFULLY.
(1) Put a clean, soft and lint-free cloth into the soapy water momentarily.
(2) Wipe the inner and outer surface of the door assy. Then flush with distilled water.
(3) Put the door assy with its coloured surface up on a clean, dry, lint-free cloth and let it dry
in the air.
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Subtask 35-22-25-160-001-A01
C. Cleaning of the Door Actuator and the Oxygen Generator
CAUTION: DO NOT SUBMERGE THE DOOR ACTUATOR (2-40) OR OXYGEN GENERATOR

(1-10). THE CLEANING OF THE DOOR ACTUATOR AND THE OXYGEN GEN-
ERATOR IS LIMITED TO OUTER SURFACE AREA ONLY (REMOVAL OF DUST).
CAUTION: DO NOT USE WET MATERIAL TO CLEAN THE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT. HUMID-
ITY CAN MAKE THE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT UNSERVICEABLE.
(1) Use a dry clean, lint-free cloth and wipe outer surfaces of the latch assy and the oxygen
generator.
Subtask 35-22-25-170-002-A01
D. Cleaning of the Mask Assemblies and Plastic parts
CAUTION: DO NOT SUBMERGE THE MASK ASSEMBLIES OR SUPPLY TUBES WITH THE
FLOW INDICATORS. THE CLEANING OF THE MASK ASSEMBLIES IS LIMITED
TO THE INNER AND OUTER SURFACE ONLY (SEE CMM 35-24-03 (FSCM
16827)) FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION).
(1) Wipe each part with a clean, lint-free cloth wetted with hand-warm soapy water. Then wipe
parts with a clean, lint-free cloth wetted with distilled water.
(2) Put the cleaned parts into a non-metallic tray and cover with a dry, clean, lint-free cloth.
(3) Let parts dry in the air.
Subtask 35-22-25-110-001-A01
E. Removal of Adhesive Remaining
WARNING: USE SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS ONLY IN AN AREA WITH A GOOD

SUPPLY OF AIR.
STRICTLY OBEY THE MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS.
PUT ON PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
DO NOT:
- DRINK SOLVENTS OR CLEANING AGENTS
- SMOKE
- BREATHE THE GAS.
SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS ARE POISONOUS AND FLAMMABLE.
WARNING: USE THE APPROVED HAND AND EYE PROTECTION WHEN YOU APPLY THE
CLEANING AGENT.
WARNING: IF YOU GET THE CLEANING AGENT ON YOUR SKIN OR IN YOUR EYES:
- FLUSH AWAY WITH CLEAN WATER
- IF NECESSARY GET MEDICAL AID.
(1) Put a clean lint-free cloth into the ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL momentarily and wipe applica-
ble surfaces.
(2) After removal of all adhesive remaining let surface dry in the air.
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INSPECTION/CHECK
TASK 35-22-25-200-801-A01
1. Oxygen Container - Inspection/Check
NOTE: Checks must be done by approved personnel only.
WARNING: STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR USE OF OXYGEN EQUIPMENT. DO NOT
USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER LUBRICANTS, MADE FROM PETROL, IN THE
WORK AREA OF THIS OXYGEN EQUIPMENT. THIS CAN CAUSE A DANGEROUS
FIRE HAZARD.
the item 30 is found on IPL-Figure 2)
(2) Examine all parts visually by use of a strong light (preferably under magnification) for nicks,
cracks, cuts, corrosion, chafing, scoring, stripped or crossed threads or any other defects.
Subtask 35-22-25-210-001-A01
B. Check of the Door Assy
(1) Check the door assy visually for scratched-, dented-, chafed- or discoloured outside
surface areas and global deformation.
(2) Check the sliding hinges for broken or cracked areas. They must easily snap into their
installation locations. The door latching springs should not be broken or too weak to return
after opening the doors.
(3) The test lever on the door assembly (2-30) should not be broken or excessively worn. The
test lever extension spring should not be broken, and should have enough force to retain the
test lever in its normal and actuated positions.
(4) The door assembly (2-03) should open min. 180° and close and latch properly, smoothly,
easily, and completely without restriction or binding.
(5) Replace the door assy if any of the a. m. defects exists.
Subtask 35-22-25-210-002-A01
C. Check of the Door Actuator Assembly
(1) Visually inspect the door actuator (2-40) for wire insulation for breaks or abrasions.
(2) Check the wiring for loose or defective connections and the insulation for burned, chafing
or broken areas.
(3) Replace the actuator assembly (2-40) if any of the a. m. defects exists.
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Subtask 35-22-25-210-003-A01
D. Check of the Container
(1) Check all the bores and the shoulders for nicks, chafing areas, dents and global deforma-
tion.
(2) Replace container if any damage exists.
Subtask 35-22-25-210-004-A01
E. Check of the Oxygen Generator
WARNING: AT ALL TIMES AVOID AN UNINTENTIONAL PULL ON THE LANYARDS OR PULL

PIN OF AN UNUSED OXYGEN GENERATOR (1-10). REMOVAL OF THE PULL
PIN FROM THE OXYGEN GENERATOR (1-10) WILL START THE FLOW OF
OXYGEN WHICH CANNOT BE STOPPED.
WARNING: MAKE SURE THAT THE SAFETY PIN OF THE WARNING FLAG ASSY (1-15)
HAS BEEN CORRECTLY INSTALLED INTO THE FIRING PIN OF THE OXYGEN
GENERATOR (1-10) (SEE FIG. 3003).
IF THE WARNING FLAG ASSY (1-15) HAS NOT BEEN CORRECTLY IN-
STALLED, YOU MUST INSTALL IT AS SPECIFIED IN STEP 1.D.(2) IN SECTION
DISASSEMBLY.
(1) Check colour indicator dot, which shows the condition of the oxygen generator, for
discolouration:
• If the colour indicator dot shows BLUE the oxygen generator has been burned out.
• If the colour indicator dot shows PINK the oxygen generator is new or not used.
(2) Check the outlet manifold for deformation, corrosion, cracks or loose fit.
(3) Compare the date of inspection shown on the test label, with the date of inspection shown
on the generators identification label.
These data must show the same month and year and must be within the useful life (15
years) of the oxygen generator.
(4) Replace the oxygen generator if the time limit is out of range.
Subtask 35-22-25-210-005-A01
F. Check of the Mask Assemblies (Ref. also CMM 35-24-03 (FSCM 16827))
(1) Check the inner and outer surfaces of the mask assemblies for contamination, discolou-
ration, or excessively soiled areas.
(2) Check the supply tubes for permanent kinks, discolouration and safety connection to the
mask.
(3) Measure supply tube and lanyard lengths. Compare values with values set out in section
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST, Table 10001-2.
(4) Hold the mask assy and check the lanyard to mask connection by a short firm pull on the
lanyard.
(5) Check the crimped cord clamps of the lanyard for safety crimping by a short firm pull on
the plastic ring. The crimped end must not slip.
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(6) Check the reservoir bag for correct connection to the mask. Check its outer surface for
tears or splits and readable inscription.
(7) The head bands should be clean and white with no signs of abrasion, tears, or overly stretched
sections. They should be capable of normal extension and relaxation.
(8) The arrows on the flow indicators should point toward the passenger mask assemblies (40).
(9) Replace mask assembly if any damages exists.
Subtask 35-22-25-210-006-A01
G. Check of the Identification Plates and Self-Adhesive Labels
(1) Check that the data on the identification plate and the self-adhesive labels are clearly able
to be read.
Check plates and labels for signs of deterioration and safety attachment.
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REPAIR
TASK 35-22-25-300-801-A01
1. Oxygen Container - Repair

REFERENCE QTY NAME

No Special Tools
NONE
B. Job Set-up

(1) Refer to 'INSPECTION/CHECK' for limits of damage.
(2) Refer to CMM 35-24-03 (FSCM 16827) for repair information of the mask assemblies.
Subtask 35-22-25-350-001-A01
C. The repair of the unit is limited to the exchange of parts or components only.
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ASSEMBLY
TASK 35-22-25-400-801-A01
1. Oxygen Container - Assembly
A. General
(1) Refer to the ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST for FIGURE / ITEM Numbers. Start in IPL-Fig. 1.
Items that have a prefixed number (i.e. 2-30) indicate that this item is found on an other IPL
(2) Some IPL-Variant Figures are included in the IPL to show the different types of the chemical
oxygen containers.
B. Job Set-up Information
(1) Tools, Fixtures, Equipment and Materials
REFERENCE QTY NAME

E71516-00 1 Pliers
(2) Consumables
REFERENCE NAME
N/A
C. Job Set-up

CAUTION: DO NOT INSTALL PARTS THAT HAVE BEEN DROPPED TO THE FLOOR DURING
ASSEMBLY (E.G. OXYGEN GENERATOR, BOX, DOOR ASSY OR DOOR ACTUATOR).
REPLACE EXPENDABLE PARTS SUCH AS SELF-LOCKING NUTS, O-RINGS, LOCK-
ING WASHERS,....
(1) Make sure that the Cleaning, Inspection/Check and Repair procedures have been done
before you start with the assembly.
(2) Do a full functional test as specified in section TESTING and FAULT ISOLATION after you
have finished the Assembly procedure.
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Subtask 35-22-25-440-001-A01
D. Assembly of the Container Assy (60) (Ref. IPL-Fig. 1, 1A, 1B, 1C)
CAUTION: MAKE SURE ALL COMPONENTS ARE CLEAN BEFORE YOU START WITH THE ASSEM-
BLY PROCEDURE. IF NECESSARY, CLEAN THE PARTS AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION
CLEANING.
CAUTION: DO ALL ASSEMBLY OPERATIONS ON A SOFT, CLEAN WORK SURFACE TO PRE-

VENT DAMAGE TO THE COMPONENTS. PUT ON WHITE LINT-FREE GLOVES WHEN
YOU WORK ON OXYGEN COMPONENTS. NEVER TOUCH AN OXYGEN GENERA-
TOR WITH BARE FINGERS.
(1) If necessary, replace identification label (1-50) of the container assy.
NOTE: Where applicable you must fill up blank fields of the identification label (1-50)
for re-identification with the required information with a permanent black marker.
(2) Assembly of the Container Box (2-80) (See IPL-Fig. 2)
(a) Installation of the Door Actuator (30)
1 Tilt the door actuator (30) and insert its top tab into the mating slot in the container
box (80). Push the bottom tab through the slot in the container box side wall until
it snaps safely into place (See Fig. 7001).
Door Actuator (30)
Container Box (80)
Mounting Tab
Cable Ties (20)
NOTE: Items refer to IPL-Fig. 2
Installation of the Door Actuator

Figure 7001 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-017-A01
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2 Put the wire lead along the lower outside of the container box (80) as shown
on Fig. 7001).
3 Attach the wire to the container assembly with the cable ties (20) as shown
on Fig. 7002).
4 Cut the not used ends of the cable ties (20) close.
5 Align the cable ties (20) to the inner side wall as shown on Fig. 7003.
Inner Bottom Surface of the Container Box (80)

Cable Tie (20)
Cut cable tie end here

Cable Assy of the
Door Actuator (30)
Installation of the Cable Ties

Figure 7002 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-018-A01
Door Actuator (2-30)
Identification Label
(1-50)
Cable Ties (2-20)
Route of the Cable Assy

Figure 7003 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-019-A01
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(b) Installation of the Insulation Pad (50) and the Generator Mounting Clamp (1-20)
(See IPL-Fig.2)
1 Put the oxygen container on a clean flat surface so that the hinge side is at
the rear and door assembly shows face up.
2 Remove the adhesive paper backing from the self-adhesive insulation pad (50).
3 Press the pad carefully into the curved recess in the container box (80) (See
Fig. 7004).
NOTE: Make sure the generator mounting clamp installation slots of the
container box (80) are free accessible.
Door Assy (2-10) shown for

orientation only
Mask Packing
Hook Fastener (2-40) Label (70)
Insulation Pad (2-50)
Clamp Screw
Generator Mounting
Clamp (1-20)
Installation of the Insulation Pad and Generator Mounting Clamp

Figure 7004 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-020-A01
4 Put the generator mounting clamp (1-20) through the pair of slots in the
container box (80) as shown on Fig. 7004.
(c) Installation of the Hook Fastener (40) (See IPL-Fig.2)
1 Remove the adhesive paper backing from the self-adhesive hook fastener (40).
2 Press the new hook fastener (40) carefully to the inside of the front side wall
of the container box (80) (See Fig. 7004).
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(3) Assembly of the Door Assy (10) (Ref. IPL-Fig. 2)
CAUTION: THE COLOURED OUTER SURFACE OF THE DOOR ASSY (30) IS

SENSITIVE TO SCRATCHES OR OTHER MECHANICAL AFFECTS.
DO THE OPERATIONS ON A SOFT, CLEAN WORK SURFACE TO
PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE COMPONENTS.
(a) Installation of the Test Lever (20) (See IPL-Fig. 3 and Fig. 7005)
1 If necessary, replace the test lever decal (30) (i.e. when the oxygen generator
(1-10) has been replaced).
NOTE: Where applicable, you must fill up the test lever decal (30) for re-
identification with the required information with a permanent black
marker (See Fig. 7005).
2 Snap the test lever (20) into the door sub assy (40).
3 Install the tension spring (10) on the test lever (20).
Test Lever Decal (30)
Date (Month/Year) from the Oxygen

Generator (1-10) that is installed in
Tension Spring (10) the Container Assy
MM/YYYY
Qty. of Masks
(2)
Oxygen Mask Code
(See 7th and 8th digit
of End-Unit PNR)
Test Lever (20)
Reading
Direction
Door Sub Assy (40)
Test Lever in Test Position
Installation of the Test Lever

Figure 7005 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-021-A01
(b) Installation of the Mask Packing Label (70) (See IPL-Fig. 2)
1 If necessary, clean the area were the new mask packaging label (70) should
be installed as specified in section CLEANING.
2 Bond a new self adhesive mask packaging label (70) to the inside of the door
assy (10) (See Fig. 7004).
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(4) Installation of the Door Assy (2-10) on the container box (80) (See IPL-Fig. 2 and Fig. 7006)
(a) Put the sliding snap hinges of the door assy (10) into the access slots of the container
box (80).
(b) Push the sliding snap hinges down until the hinge stop of each snaps safely into the
guiding slot of the container box (80) (See Fig. 7006).
PUSH CAREFULLY
Door Assy (10)
Sliding Snap Hinge

Container Box (80)
Hinge Stop
(limits up Hinge
movement) Locking
Cam
Hinge Tab
Guiding Slot
Installation of the Sliding Snap Hinges

Figure 7006 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-022-A01
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E. Mask Packing (See IPL-Fig. 1, 1A, 1B, 1C)
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE THE CORRECT TYPE OF MASK ASSEMBLIES
RELATED TO THE TYPE OF CONTAINER ASSY. DO NOT MAKE A MIX OF
DIFFERENT TYPES OF MASK ASSEMBLIES WITHIN A CONTAINER ASSY.
ALWAYS USE MASK ASSEMBLIES OF THE SAME TYPE AND MODIFICATION
STATUS WITHIN A CONTAINER ASSY.
(1) Mask Packing (See Fig. 7007, 7008)
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT YOU DO NOT DAMAGE THE MASK VALVES DUR-
ING PACKAGING.
(a) Put the mask assy (47) on a flat surface (Step 1) (See Fig. 7008).
FOR -PULL FLAG- MASKS ONLY (Step (b) and (c) (See Fig. 7007)
(b) Connect the -PULL- flag (43) with its lanyard loop end to the snap hook of the mask
assy (47).
(c) Wind the -PULL- flag lanyard, fold the -PULL- flag and put it at first into the mask
face piece. Then go on with the next steps.
Pull Flag
Lanyard Snap Hook
Mask Face Piece
Pull Flag
Lanyard
Mask Reservoir Bag

Mask Supply Tube
Mask Packing (with -PULL- Flag)

Figure 7007 \GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-023-A01
(d) Fold the masks reservoir bag lengthwise to a width of approx. 58,0 +/-5 mm (2.3 +/
-0.2 in.) (2 folds) (Step 2) (See Fig. 7008).
(e) Put the folded reservoir bag along the outside of mask assy (47) (Step 3) and fold
it as shown in Step 4.
(f) Spirally wind the mask supply tube clockwise into the inner space of the masks
face piece (Step 5 and 6). Make sure the mask supply tube is not twisted.
NOTE: The flow indicator should be the last part of the mask supply tube inside
the mask face piece.
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Mask
Step 1
Facepiece
Mask Head
Band
Reservoir
Bag Step 2
Step 3
Mask Supply
Tube
58.0 mm
± 5.0 mm Step 5
(2.3 in. ± 0.2 in.) Step 4
Lanyard
Snap Hook
Step 6
Step 7
Mask Packing
Figure 7008 \GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-024-A01
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(g) Fold the reservoir bag again and put it into the inner space of the wounded supply
tubes (Step 7).
(h) Put a rubber band around the packed mask assy. This prevents uncoiling of the
mask supply tube or unwanted removal of the reservoir bag from the mask face
piece.
Subtask 35-22-25-450-001-A01
F. Installation of the Oxygen Generator (10) in the Container Assy (60) (See IPL-Fig. 1, 1A, 1B, 1C)

DO NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER LUBRICANTS MADE FROM
PETROL IN THE WORK AREA OF THIS OXYGEN EQUIPMENT. YOU CAN CAUSE
A DANGEROUS FIRE HAZARD.
CAUTION: PUT ON WHITE LINT-FREE GLOVES WHEN YOU WORK ON OXYGEN COM-
PONENTS. NEVER TOUCH AN OXYGEN GENERATOR WITH BARE FINGERS.
THIS PREVENTS CONTAMINATION.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT ALL COMPONENTS ARE CLEAN AND DRY BEFORE AS-
SEMBLY.
CAUTION: THE COLOURED OUTER SURFACE OF THE DOOR ASSY (2-10) IS VERY
SENSITIVE TO SCRATCHES OR OTHER MECHANICAL AFFECTS. DO ALL
OPERATIONS ON A SOFT, CLEAN WORK SURFACE TO PREVENT DAMAGE
TO THE COMPONENTS.
CAUTION: REFER TO THE UNIT PART NUMBER THAT TELLS YOU EITHER THE UNIT IS
LEFT HAND OR RIGHT HAND (SEE ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST INTRODUC-
TION PARA. 2.B.(2)). LEFT-HAND UNITS HAVE THE STARTER SIDE (RELEASE
PIN (13)) OF THE OXYGEN GENERATOR (10) LOCATED ON THE LEFT-HAND
SIDE OF THE CONTAINER ASSEMBLY (60) (SEE ALSO FIG. 4 OF SECTION
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION).
(1) Installation of the Lanyard Pad (30) (See Fig. 7010)
(a) Remove the adhesive paper backing from the self-adhesive lanyard pad (30).
(b) Press the lanyard pad (30) tightly in the U-shaped recess of the LH or RH (See
CAUTION above) inner side wall of the container assembly (60) (See Fig. 7010).
NOTE: Make sure the lanyard pad (30) agrees with the curvature of the U-
shaped recess. The lanyard pad (30) always goes on the side where
the release pin (13) (stater side) of the oxygen generator (10) is
installed (See a.m. CAUTION).
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(2) Prepare the Oxygen Generator (10) for Installation (See Figure 1,1A and 1B)
CAUTION: MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE CORRECT TYPE OF OXYGEN GENER-
ATOR. IT MUST AGREE WITH THE SUPPLY TIME OF OXYGEN (15
OR 22 MINUTES).
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT THE INDICATOR DOT AT THE STARTER SIDE (SEE
FIG. 7009) OF THE OXYGEN GENERATOR (10) HAS THE CORRECT
COLOUR:
IF THE COLOUR OF THE INDICATOR DOT IS:
• BLUE THE OXYGEN GENERATOR (10) HAS BEEN BURNED OUT.
IF THE COLOUR OF THE INDICATOR DOT IS:
• PINK THE OXYGEN GENERATOR (10) IS NEW OR NOT USED.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THE SAFETY PIN OF THE WARNING FLAG ASSEMBLY
(15) HAS BEEN CORRECTLY INSTALLED INTO THE FIRING PIN OF
THE OXYGEN GENERATOR (10) (SEE FIG. 7009) BEFORE YOU IN-
STALL THE RELEASE PIN (13).
CAUTION: DO NOT TOUCH THE OXYGEN OUTLET FITTINGS OF THE OXYGEN

GENERATOR WITH BARE FINGERS.
(a) Installation of the Mask Supply Tubes on the Outlet Valve of the Oxygen Generator
(10)
1 Hold the oxygen generator outlet valve housing tightly with one hand. Then
push each supply tube of the mask assemblies (40) fully over the outlet fittings
up to the valve housing (at random).
NOTE: You can swivel the oxygen generator outlet valve clockwise or
counterclockwise. This helps during installation.
(b) Installation of the Release Pin (13) (See Fig. 7009, 7010)
1 Make sure the safety pin of the WARNING flag assy (15) has been correctly
installed.
2 Connect each mask lanyard (45) with its metallic ring to the release pin (13).
Do not connect the lanyards to the masks at this stage.
NOTE: Put the metallic ring of one mask lanyard into the eyelet of the
release pin (13) as shown on Fig. 7009, 7010.
CAUTION: TAKE CARE TO THE WARNING FLAG ASSY (15). AN UNINTEN-

TIONAL PULL CAN REMOVE THE SAFETY PIN FROM THE
OXYGEN GENERATOR (10) AND START THE FLOW OF OXY-
GEN WHICH CANNOT BE STOPPED.
3 Install the release pin (13) into its mounting hole (in front of the warning flag
safety pin) of the oxygen generator firing pin (See Fig. 7009).
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Colour Indicator
Oxygen
Generator
(10)
Mask Lanyards (45)
Firing Pin

Safety Pin of the
Position of the Clamp Screw
Mask Lanyards (45)
Release Pin Release Pin

(13) (13)
Safety Pin of the

LH Container Assembly RH Container Assembly
NOTE: Items refer to IPL-Fig. 1 to 1C
Installation of the Release Pin and Warning Flag Assy

Figure 7009 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-021-A01
(3) Installation of the Oxygen Generator (10) (See IPL-Fig. 1, 1A, 1B, 1C)
CAUTION: PUT ON WHITE LINT-FREE GLOVES WHEN YOU WORK ON OXYGEN

COMPONENTS. NEVER TOUCH AN OXYGEN GENERATOR WITH
BARE FINGERS.
(a) Let the mask assemblies (40) stay out of the container assembly (60) (See Fig. 7010).
(b) Put the oxygen generator (10) between the arms of the generator mounting clamp
(20) into the container assembly (60).
(c) Put the mask lanyard ends temporarily over the side wall of the container assembly
(60).
(d) Rotate the oxygen generator (10) so that the HOT inscription shows face up.
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(e) Move the oxygen generator (10) with the starter side (the end with the release pin
(13)) tightly into the hole of the lanyard pad (30).
(f) Turn the generator mounting clamp (20) with its clamp screw to the rear sidewall
of the container box (2-80) (See Fig. 7009, 7010).
Ejector Cradle Door Assy (2-10)
Mask Lanyards
(45)
Release Pin
(1-13)
Lanyard Pad
(1-30)
Oxygen
Generator
(1-10)
Generator
Mounting
Clamp
Insulation
(1-20)
Pad Container Box
(2-50) (2-80)
Rubber Band
Mask Assy
(1-40)
Installation of the Oxygen Generator (left hand installation shown)

Figure 7010 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-022-A01
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(g) Attach the oxygen generator (10) with the generator mounting clamp (20). Use an
applicable torque wrench and tighten the clamp screw to a torque value of 1,0 Nm
(0.4426 ft./lbf).
(h) Turn the release pin (13) into a vertical position so that its eyelet shows face upward
(See Fig. 7009).
(4) Installation of the Mask Assemblies (40) (See Fig. 7012)
CAUTION: TAKE CARE TO THE MASK LANYARDS (45) AND WARNING FLAG
ASSY (15). AN UNINTENTIONAL PULL CAN REMOVE THE RELEASE
PIN (13) OR THE SAFETY PIN FROM THE OXYGEN GENERATOR (10)
AND START THE FLOW OF OXYGEN WHICH CANNOT BE STOPPED.
(a) Put the ejector cradle of the door assy (2-10) over the oxygen generator (10).
(b) Press the loop strip of the ejector cradle into the hook portion of the hook fastener
(2-40) on the inner front side wall of the container box (2-80) (See Fig. 7011).
Oxygen Generator Loop Strip of

(1-10) Ejector Cradle Door Assy (2-10) the Ejector
Cradle
Mask Assy (1-40)
Hook Fastener
(2-40)
Attachment of the Installation of the Ejector Cradle

Figure 7011 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-023-A01
(c) Connect the free loop ends of the mask lanyards (45) to the snap hooks of the mask
assemblies (40) (at random) (See Fig. 7012).
(d) Remove the rubber bands from the mask assemblies (40).
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THE ROUTING OF LANYARDS AND MASK SUPPLY

TUBES GOES ON THE TOP SIDE OF THE EJECTOR CRADLE.
(e) Put the mask assemblies (40) on the top side of the ejector cradle in the container
assy (60) (See Fig. 7013 or refer to the mask packing label (2-60) at the inside of
the door assy (2-30)).
The mask lanyards and mask supply tubes must go over the top side of the ejector
cradle.
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Snap Hook
Lanyard Loop
Lanyard Connection to the Snap Hook of the Mask Assembly

Figure 7012 \GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-024-A01
Starter Side
Ejector Cradle
Mask Assy (40)
Oxygen
Generator
(10)
Mask Lanyard (45)
Mask Supply Tube
NOTE: Items refer to IPL-Fig. 1 to 1C)
Mask Installation
Figure 7013 \GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-025-A01
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Left Hand Container Assembly
Right Hand Container Assembly
Mask Installation (Ejector Cradle not shown)

Figure 7014 \GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-026-B01
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G. Close the Door Assembly (2-10) as follows:
NOTE: Look at the unit before you close the door assembly (2-10). Make sure that:
• the mask assemblies, lanyards and mask supply tubes are installed on the top side
of the ejector cradle,
• all parts are assembled are correctly installed,
• that none of the elastic mask head bands, oxygen supply tubes, nor lanyards will
be closed in the door assembly (2-10).
(1) Let the flag of the warning flag assy (15) go out of the container assy (70) at the starter
side of the generator assy (10). Make sure that no lanyards or supply tubes lay on the
warning flag.
(2) Push the door assembly (2-10) down on both sides (hinge area) at the hinge side until the
sliding hinges are both at the end of their travel and locked (small click). Hold the hinge side
of the door assembly (2-10) in this position
(3) Push the door assembly (2-10) tightly and gradually down on both sides (area of the locking
hooks) at the actuator (front) side until it is closed and safely locked by the two locking hooks.
H. Do a full functional test as specified in section TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION.
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SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES
TASK 35-22-25-940-801-A01
1. Oxygen Container - Special Tools, Fixtures and Equipment
NOTE: Equivalent alternatives can be used for listed items.
SUPPLIERS CODE PAGE BLOCK

PART No. DESCRIPTION OR NAME AND
WHERE USED
MANUFACTURER
E60100-00 MANUAL RELEASE D1379 1000, 3000, 7000,

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

Figure 9001 \GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-027-A01
Pliers PNR E71516-00 for Safety Pin (Warning Flag) Installation

Figure 9002 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-028-A01
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2. Consumables
NOTE: Equivalent alternatives can be used for listed items.
DESIGNATION SUPPLIERS CODE PAGE BLOCK

MATERIAL No. AND OR NAME AND
WHERE USED
SPECIFICATION ADDRESS
1 Isopropyl Alcohol LOCAL PURCHASE 4000

TT-I-735 GRADE A
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TP 10001-1
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1. General
This ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST (IPL) of the CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLY contains:
• an Introduction,
• an Alpha/Numerical Index,
• a Detailed Parts List.
the complete listing
2. Introduction
A. General
This introduction contains all necessary explanations about and informations how to use a.m. listed
sections of this IPL.
The introduction further contains:
• a list of abbreviations used in the detailed parts list,

• a list of manufacturer codes together with manufacturer names and addresses.
B. Alpha/Numerical Index
The Alpha/Numerical Index shows a listing of part numbers of all items listed in the detailed parts
list. They are listed in alpha-numerical sequence with a cross-reference to the related Fig. / Item
Numbers and show the units per assy.
The order of precedence in beginning the part number arrangement at the extreme left-hand (first)
position is as follows:
• letters A through Z (except 'O' to be considered as zero),

• numerals 0 to 9.
For subsequent rows, the order is:
• a dash (-),
• letters A through Z (except 'O' to be considered as zero),
• numerals 0 to 9.
C. Detailed Parts List
The Detailed Parts List is used to identify parts and their relationship to each other. It contains one
or more Figures which contains each:
• an Illustration (as exploded view),

• a list of all replaceable parts of shown or not shown on the Illustration.
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(1) Column FIG. / ITEM
The first number in the first line of a page indicates the number of the figure illustrating the
part. The second number indicates the item number by which the part is identified on the
illustration. A dash placed before the item number indicates that the part is not illustrated.
(2) Column PART NUMBER (PNR)
This column contains the original manufacturers part number. When standard part
numbers (e.g. AN,MS,NAS) are used, the standard part number is listed in this column.
(a) Explanation of End-Unit Part Numbers
The part numbers of the different models of the CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAIN-
ER ASSEMBLY are to be identified as follows:
Example:
2 2 C 22 L 21 0 12 0100
MODIFICATION Code
DOOR ASSY COLOUR Code

(Ref. Table 10001-4)
PROFILE COLOUR or Spec. Code

(Ref. Table 10001-3) 0 = (NA)
MASK Code
(Ref. Table 10001-2)
INSTALLATION SIDE Code

0 = N/A, L = Left Hand, R = Right Hand
MIN. DURATION OF OXYGEN

PRODUCTION
(in minutes)
SYSTEM
C = Chemical
G = Gaseous
QTY. OF MASKS
TYPE OF CONTAINER
(Ref. Table 1001-1)
The a.m. part number identifies a TYPE II CONTAINER, that has:
• A CHEMICAL SYSTEM with a min. DURATION of 22 MINUTES oxygen pro-

duction.
• 2 MASKS with a TUBE LENGTH of 2134,0 mm (84.00 in.) and a LANYARD

LENGTH of 381,0 mm (15.00 in.) with no pull flag.
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• The DOOR ASSY is SOFT GREY coloured.
• The MODIFICATION Code is 0100.
Code Tables
Code Description
2 = TYPE II
TYPE of Container
Table 10001-1/TABLE 35-21-35-992-001-A01
Mask Code Tube Length Lanyard Length PULL Flag Length
11 2159,0mm (85.0 in.) 1143,0 mm (45.0 in.) 304,8 mm (12.0 in.)

12 1219,2 mm (48.0 in.) 495,3 mm (19.5 in.) no PULL Flag
13 2032,0 mm (80.0 in.) 838,2 mm (33.0 in.) 381,0 mm (15.0 in.)
15 1219,2 mm (48.0 in.) 495,3 mm (19.5 in.) 190,5 mm (7.5 in.)
16 2032,0 mm (80.0 in.) 381,0 mm (15.0 in.) 177,8 mm (7.0 in)
27 2134,0 mm (84.00 in.) 444,5 mm (17.5 in.) 215,9 mm (8.5 in.)
28 2134,0 mm (84.00 in.) 381,0 mm (15.0 in.) 279,4 mm (11 in.)
29 1905,0 mm (75.00 in.) 660,4 mm (26.0 in.) 279,4 mm (11 in.)
3J 1905,0 mm (75.00 in.) 228,6 mm (9.0 in.) 215,9 mm (8.5 in.)
4H 2134,0 mm (84.00 in.) 965,2 mm (38.0 in.) 381,0 mm (15.0 in.)
4S 2134,0 mm (84.00 in.) 812,8 mm (32.00 in.) 190,5 mm (7.5 in.)
4T 2134,0 mm (84.00 in.) 609,6 mm (24.00 in.) 190,5 mm (7.5 in.)
48 2134,0 mm (84.00 in.) 254,0 mm (10.0 in.) 190,5 mm (7.5 in.)
6U 2032,0 mm (80.0 in.) 381,0 mm (15.0 in.) 190,5 mm (7.5 in.)
68 2032,0 mm (80.0 in.) 254,0 mm (10.0 in.) 190,5 mm (7.5 in.)
MASK Codes
Table 10001-2/TABLE 35-21-35-992-002-A01
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CODE COLOUR
01 = WHITE DAWN
02 = WHITE 7362
03 = PEARL WHITE
04 = SMOKE WHITE
05 = SNOW WHITE
06 = WHITE MARBLE
07 = LIGHT GREY
08 = PEPPER DUST
09 = CREAM GREY
10 = FOG
11 = MEDIUM GREY
12 = SOFT GREY
13 = REGIA GREY
14 = WARM SHADOW
15 = SUNSET
16 = SOLID LIGHT GREY
17 = GREY (GE 1100-8104)
18 = LIGHT BEIGE
19 = TAN
20 = BEIGE ERITREA
21 = MARMOR BEIGE
22 = PORCELAIN
23 = CREAM 7390
24 = BEIGE 7363
25 = DARK BROWN
26 = ISABELL BEIGE
27 = BEIGE 467
28 = MOON BEAM
29 = MOON SHADOW
30 = WARM WHITE
31 = DOLPHIN
32 = GREY CLOUD
33 = LIGHT BEIGE
34 = TIN
35 = BEIGE 8703
36 = SHARK
37 = DAWN BEIGE
38 = HAZE
39 = SPRING
40 = PEARL WHITE
41 = DOVE GREY
42 = GREY 7802
43 = WHITE BEIGE
44 = CUSTOMER CODE
45 = SOFT SAND
46 = DREAM GREY
47 = SILVER
48 = WHITE CLOUD
49 = COOL GREY 5
50 = COOL GREY 3
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CODE COLOUR
51 = PARASOL BROWN
52 = GE705505 GREY(71ND)
53 = ROSEWOOD
54 = MALLORCA BLUE
55 = PARASOL BEIGE
56 = FOGGY
57 = TAUPE METALLIC
58 = Deleted
59 = CHAMPAGNE
60 = MOONBEAM
61 = GRAPHITE BLACK
62 = NEUTRAL BEIGE
COLOUR Codes used on the END-UNIT, DOOR ASSY and TEST LEVER PNR
Table 10001-3/TABLE 35-21-35-992-005-A01
NOTE: When you order a part number which shows the letters XX (End-Unit,
Door Assy or Test Button PNR) these letters must be changed to the
applicable colour code number as set out in the a.m. Table 10001-5.
(3) Column AIRLINE STOCK NO.
This column is left blank for airline internal use.
(4) Column INDENTURE
(a) Indenture System
The indenture system shows the relationship of parts and assemblies to their next
higher assemblies as follows:
I
N
D NOMENCLATURE
E
N
T
1 Assembly
1 Attaching Parts for Assembly
2 Detail Parts for Assembly
2 Sub-Assembly
2 Attaching Parts for Sub-Assembly
3 Detail Parts for Sub-Assembly
3 Sub-Sub-Assembly
3 Attaching Parts for Sub-Sub-Assembly
4 Detail Parts for Sub-Sub Assembly
(5) Column NOMENCLATURE
(a) It shows the description (keyword(s)) of the applicable PNR listed and gives
information about the condition of a part (i.e. revised by:
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• a Service Bulletin/ (PRE or POST SB...),
• an Airline Engineering Bulletin (PRE or POST AEB...),
• superseded (SUPSD BY ITEM..../SUPDS ITEM....).....etc.
(b) Attaching Parts
The Attaching Parts are shown directly after the assembly or the part of it. They
are listed under the same indenture number as the item they attach. To indicate
attaching parts the words -ATTACHING PARTS- (located at the beginning of the
parts listed) and three asterisks * * * (located at the end) are used.
(c) Vendor Code
Parts manufactured by companies other than DAe Systems are identified by an

applicable vendor code that follows the nomenclature.
Vendor codes are in accordance with the last issues of the Federal Supply Codes
for Manufacturers (FSCM) Handbook H4-1, H4-2, H4-3 and H4-4.
Vendor Codes are identified by the letter (V.....) followed by the applicable FSCM
Code. Standard parts such as AN, MS, etc. are not identified by a vendor code.
(6) Column USAGE CODE
The Usage Code links the part to highest assembly on the same figure. This is indicated
by a letter e.g. A,B,C, etc..
If there are more than one main assembly with different item numbers the item number
must precede the letter e.g. 1BDE. Is a part used on all assemblies this column is left blank.
(7) Column UNITS PER ASSY
This column contains the quantity of a part listed in the Detailed Parts List. Where the
quantity of an assembly is more than one the breakdown parts will always be shown for
one assembly only.
For quantities which can not be specified correctly (e.g. bulk items) the letters 'AR' - 'As
Required' (bulk items) is used in this column.
For all main assemblies (end-units) and items listed for reference purposes the letters
’RF’ - ReFerence are used.
D. How to use the Illustrated Parts List
(1) To find a Part with Known Part Number (PNR):
(a) Refer to the Numerical Index (NI) and find the PNR.
(b) Read across to the related Figure and Item Number.
(c) Refer to the Figure in the Parts List.
(d) Find the Item on the Illustration.
(2) To find a Part with Unknown PNR:
(a) Find the Illustration that shows the breakdown of the assembly.
(b) Find the part and make a note of the Item Number.
(c) Look in the Parts List related to the Illustration for the Item Number.
This will tell you also the description and the PNR.
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E. List of Abbreviations
The following abbreviations have been used in this IPL:
AR - As Required
DET - Detail
FIG - Figure
IPL - Illustrated Parts List
IND - Indenture
INSTR - Instruction
LH - Left Hand
MONTNG - Mounting
N/A - Not applicable
NHA - Next Higher Assy
NP - Not Procurable
PNR - Part Number
PRFLS - Profiles
RH - Right Hand
RF - Reference
REQ - Required
SB - Service Bulletin
SUPSD - Superseded
SUPSDS - Supersedes
TOT - Total
F. Suppliers Name and Code List
FSCM-CODE MANUFACTURER NAME AND ADDRESS
16827 BE Aerospace
223 Erie Street
LANCASTER, NY 14086 - 9502
USA
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3. Numerical Index / Alpha
PART NUMBER AIRLINE FIG. ITEM TTL

STOCK No. REQ
E60548-00 1 050A 1
1A 050A 1
1B 050A 1
1C 050A 1
E60617-00 2 070A 1
E61494-00 1B 020A 1
1C 020A 1
E63186-00 2 060A 8
E63320-00 1 010A 1
1A 010A 1
E63420-00 1B 010A 1
1C 010A 1
E63510-00 1 020A 1
1A 020A 1
E63520-00-XXX 2 010A 1
3 001A RF
E63595-00-0011 1 -040A 2
1B -040A 2
E63595-00-0012 1 -040B 2
1B -040B 2
E63595-00-0013 1 -040C 2
1B -040C 2
E63595-00-0014 1 -040D 2
1B -040D 2
E63595-00-0015 1 -040E 2
1B -040E 2
E63595-00-0016 1 -040F 2
1B -040F 2
E63595-00-0017 1 -040G 2
1B -040G 2
E63595-00-0021 1 -040H 2
1B -040H 2
E63595-00-0022 1 -040J 2
1B -040J 2
E63595-00-0024 1 -040K 2
1B -040K 2
E63595-00-0027 1 -040L 2
1B -040L 2
E63595-00-0028 1 -040M 2
1B -040M 2
E63595-00-0029 1A 040A 2
1C 040A 2
E63595-00-003J 1A -040B 2
1C -040B 2
E63595-00-0037 1A -040C 2
1C -040C 2
- ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED
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STOCK No. REQ
E63595-00-004H 1A -040D 2
1C -040D 2
E63595-00-004S 1A -040E 2
1C -040E 2
E63595-00-004T 1A -040F 2
1C -040F 2
E63595-00-0048 1A -040G 2
1C -040G 2
E63595-00-006U 1A -040H 2
1C -040H 2
E63595-00-0068 1A -040J 2
1C -040J 2
E63596-00-0090 1A -045B 1
1C -045B 1
E63596-00-0100 1 -045F 1
1B -045F 1
1A -045G 1
1C -045G 1
E63596-00-0150 1 -045D 1
1B -045D 1
1A -045H 1
1C -045H 1
E63596-00-0175 1 -045H 1
1B -045H 1
E63596-00-0195 1 -045B 1
1B -045B 1
E63596-00-0240 1A -045F 1
1C -045F 1
E63596-00-0260 1A 045A 1
1C 045A 1
E63596-00-0270 1 -045G 1
1B -045G 1
E63596-00-0290 1 -045E 1
1B -045E 1
E63596-00-0320 1A -045E 1
1C -045E 1
E63596-00-0330 1 -045C 1
1B -045C 1
E63596-00-0380 1A -045D 1
1C -045D 1
E63596-00-0400 1A -045C 1
1C -045C 1
E63596-00-0450 1 045A 1
1B 045A 1
E63597-00-0070 1 -043D 1
1B -043D 1
E63597-00-0075 1 -043C 1
1B -043C 1
1A -043D 1
1C -043D 1

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STOCK No. REQ
E63597-00-0085 1 -043E 1
1B -043E 1
1A -043B 1
1C -043B 1
E63597-00-0110 1 -043F 1
1B -043F 1
1A 043A 1
1C 043A 1
E63597-00-0120 1 043A 1
1B 043A 1
E63597-00-0150 1 -043B 1
1B -043B 1
1A -043C 1
1C -043C 1
E71401-00 1 015A 1
1A 015A 1
1B 015A 1
1C 015A 1
E74115-00 1 013A 1
1A 013A 1
1B 013A 1
1C 013A 1

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STOCK No. REQ
22C15L110XX0100 1 001A RF
22C15R110XX0100 1 -001B RF
22C15L120XX0100 1 001C RF
22C15R120XX0100 1 -001D RF
22C15L130XX0100 1 001E RF
22C15R130XX0100 1 -001F RF
22C15L140XX0100 1 001G RF
22C15R140XX0100 1 -001H RF
22C15L150XX0100 1 001J RF
22C15R150XX0100 1 -001K RF
22C15L160XX0100 1 001L RF
22C15R160XX0100 1 -001M RF
22C15L170XX0100 1 001N RF
22C15R170XX0100 1 -001P RF
22C15L210XX0100 1 001Q RF
22C15R210XX0100 1 -001R RF
22C15L220XX0100 1 001S RF
22C15R220XX0100 1 -001T RF
22C15L240XX0100 1 001U RF
22C15R240XX0100 1 -001V RF
22C15L270XX0100 1 001W RF
22C15R270XX0100 1 -001X RF
22C15L280XX0100 1 001Y RF
22C15R280XX0100 1 -001Z RF
22C15L290XX0100 1A 001A RF
22C15R290XX0100 1A -001B RF
22C15L3J0XX0100 1A 001C RF
22C15R3J0XX0100 1A -001D RF
22C15L370XX0100 1A 001E RF
22C15R370XX0100 1A -001F RF
22C15L4H0XX0100 1A 001G RF
22C15R4H0XX0100 1A -001H RF
22C15L4S0XX0100 1A 001J RF
22C15R4S0XX0100 1A -001K RF
22C15L4T0XX0100 1A 001L RF
22C15R4T0XX0100 1A -001M RF
22C15L480XX0100 1A 001N RF
22C15R480XX0100 1A -001P RF
22C15L6U0XX0100 1A 001Q RF
22C15R6U0XX0100 1A -001R RF
22C15L680XX0100 1A 001S RF
22C15R680XX0100 1A -001T RF
22C22L110XX0100 1B 001A RF
22C22R110XX0100 1B -001B RF
22C22L120XX0100 1B 001C RF
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STOCK No. REQ
22C22R120XX0100 1B -001D RF
22C22L130XX0100 1B 001E RF
22C22R130XX0100 1B -001F RF
22C22L140XX0100 1B 001G RF
22C22R140XX0100 1B -001H RF
22C22L150XX0100 1B 001J RF
22C22R150XX0100 1B -001K RF
22C22L160XX0100 1B 001L RF
22C22R160XX0100 1B -001M RF
22C22L170XX0100 1B 001N RF
22C22R170XX0100 1B -001P RF
22C22L210XX0100 1B 001Q RF
22C22R210XX0100 1B -001R RF
22C22L220XX0100 1B 001S RF
22C22R220XX0100 1B -001T RF
22C22L240XX0100 1B 001U RF
22C22R240XX0100 1B -001V RF
22C22L270XX0100 1B 001W RF
22C22R270XX0100 1B -001X RF
22C22L280XX0100 1B 001Y RF
22C22R280XX0100 1B -001Z RF
22C22L290XX0100 1C 001A RF
22C22R290XX0100 1C -001B RF
22C22L3J0XX0100 1C 001C RF
22C22R3J0XX0100 1C -001D RF
22C22L370XX0100 1C 001E RF
22C22R370XX0100 1C -001F RF
22C22L4H0XX0100 1C 001G RF
22C22R4H0XX0100 1C -001H RF
22C22L4S0XX0100 1C 001J RF
22C22R4S0XX0100 1C -001K RF
22C22L4T0XX0100 1C 001L RF
22C22R4T0XX0100 1C -001M RF
22C22L480XX0100 1C 001N RF
22C22R480XX0100 1C -001P RF
22C22L6U0XX0100 1C 001Q RF
22C22R6U0XX0100 1C -001R RF
22C22L680XX0100 1C 001S RF
22C22R680XX0100 1C -001T RF
174095-801 1 -047B 1
1A -047B 1
1B -047B 1
1C -047B 1
174095-802 1 -047E 1
1A -047E 1
1B -047E 1
1C -047E 1

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STOCK No. REQ
174095-803 1 -047F 1
1A -047F 1
1B -047F 1
1C -047F 1
174095-806 1 -047D 1
1A 047A 1
1B -047D 1
1C 047A 1
174095-807 1 -047C 1
1A -047C 1
1B -047C 1
1C -047C 1
174095-808 1 -047G 1
1A -047B 1
1B -047G 1
1C -047B 1
174095-809 1 047A 1
1A 047A 1
1B 047A 1
1C 047A 1
212133-02 2 050A 1
212134-00 2 040A 1
212140-02 2 030A 1
617029NP 1 060A 1
1A 060A 1
1B 060A 1
1C 060A 1
2 001A RF
617029-01 2 080B 1
652019-00 1 030A 1
1A 030A 1
1B 030A 1
1C 030A 1
833051-00 3 010A 1
8712007-00 2 020A 2

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DETAILED PARTS LIST
DPL
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A. IPL-Figure 1 (15 Min.)
30
10
A
45
A
13
47
15
43
20
60
50
Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly (RH Variant)

Figure 1 /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-029-A01
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Airline I Units
Fig. Effective
Part Number Part N Nomenclature Per
Item D Code
Number Assy
1
-001A 22C15L110XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
LH, 2 PERSON, WITH 12 IN. -PULL-
FLAGS
-001B 22C15R110XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
RH, 2 PERSON, WITH 12 IN. -PULL-
FLAGS
-001C 22C15L120XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
LH, 2 PERSON
-001D 22C15R120XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
RH, 2 PERSON
-001E 22C15L130XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001F 22C15R130XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001G 22C15L140XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
LH, 2 PERSON
-001H 22C15R140XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
RH, 2 PERSON
-001J 22C15L150XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
LH, 2 PERSON, WITH 7.5 IN. -PULL-
FLAGS
-001K 22C15R150XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
RH, 2 PERSON, WITH 7.5 IN. -PULL-
FLAGS
-001L 22C15L160XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
LH, 2 PERSON, WITH 7 IN. -PULL- FLAGS
-001M 22C15R160XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
RH, 2 PERSON, WITH 7 IN. -PULL- FLAGS
-001N 22C15L170XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
LH, 2 PERSON
-001P 22C15R170XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
RH, 2 PERSON
-001Q 22C15L210XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
LH, 2 PERSON
-001R 22C15R210XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
RH, 2 PERSON
-001S 22C15L220XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
LH, 2 PERSON
-001T 22C15R220XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
RH, 2 PERSON
-001U 22C15L240XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
LH, 2 PERSON
-001V 22C15R240XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
RH, 2 PERSON,
- ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED XX = INSERT COLOUR CODE (Ref. Table 10001 - 4)
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Fig. Effective
Item D Code
Number Assy
1
-001W 22C15L270XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001X 22C15R270XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001Y 22C15L280XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001Z 22C15R280XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
010A E63320-00 2 GENERATOR, OXYGEN, 15 MINUTES, 2 1
PERSON
013A E74115-00 3 PIN, RELEASE 1
015A E71401-00 3 FLAG ASSY -WARNING- 1
020A E63510-00 2 CLAMP, GENERATOR MOUNTING 1
030A 652019-00 2 PAD, LANYARD, SELF-ADHESIVE 1
-040A E63595-00-0011 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1A,1B 2
(WITH 12 IN. -PULL- FLAG)
-040B E63595-00-0012 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1C,1D 2
-040C E63595-00-0013 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1E,1F 2

-040D E63595-00-0014 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1G,1H 2
-040E E63595-00-0015 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1J,1K 2
(WITH 7.5 IN. -PULL- FLAG)
-040F E63595-00-0016 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1L,1M 2
-040G E63595-00-0017 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1N,1P 2
-040H E63595-00-0021 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1Q,1R 2
-040J E63595-00-0022 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1S,1T 2
-040K E63595-00-0024 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1U,1V 2
-040L E63595-00-0027 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1W,1X 2
-040M E63595-00-0028 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1Y,1Z 2
043A E63597-00-0120 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 12 IN. 40A 1
-043B E63597-00-0150 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 15 IN. 40C 1
-043C E63597-00-0075 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 7.5 IN. 40E 1
-043D E63597-00-0070 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 7 IN. 40F 1
-043E E63597-00-0085 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 8.5 IN. 40L 1
-043F E63597-00-0110 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 11 IN. 40M 1
045A E63596-00-0450 3 LANYARD, 1143,0 MM (45.0 IN.) 40A 1
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Item D Code
Number Assy
1
-045B E63596-00-0195 3 LANYARD, 495,3 MM (19.5 IN.) 40B,40E 1
40J
-045C E63596-00-0330 3 LANYARD, 838,2 MM (33.0 IN.) 40C,40D 1
-045D E63596-00-0150 3 LANYARD, 381,0 MM (15 IN.) 40F,40M 1
-045E E63596-00-0290 3 LANYARD, 736,6 MM (29 IN.) 40G 1
-045F E63596-00-0100 3 LANYARD, 254,0 MM (10 IN.) 40H 1
-045G E63596-00-0270 3 LANYARD, 685,8 MM (27 IN.) 40K 1
-045H E63596-00-0175 3 LANYARD, 685,8 MM (17,5 IN.) 40L 1
047A 174095-809 3 MASK 40A 1
(SEE CMM 35-24-03 FOR DET)
-047B 174095-801 3 MASK 40B 1
-047C 174095-807 3 MASK 40C,40F 1
-047D 174095-806 3 MASK 40D 1
-047E 174095-802 3 MASK 40E,40H 1
(SEE CMM 35-24-03 FOR DET) 40J,40K
-047F 174095-803 3 MASK 40G 1
-047G 174095-808 3 MASK 40L,40M 1
050A E60548-00 2 LABEL, IDENTIFICATION 1
060A 617029-00NP 2 CONTAINER ASSY (NP) 1
(FOR DETAILS SEE FIG. 2)
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Figure 1A /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-029-B01
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Item D Code
Number Assy
1A
FLAGS
FLAGS
-001C 22C15L3J0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001D 22C15R3J0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
LH, 2 PERSON
RH, 2 PERSON
-001G 22C15L4H0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001H 22C15R4H0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001J 22C15L4S0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001K 22C15R4S0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001L 22C15L4T0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001M 22C15R4T0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
FLAGS
FLAGS
-001Q 22C15L6U0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001R 22C15R6U0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
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Item D Code
Number Assy
1A
FLAGS
FLAGS
PERSON
013A E74115-00 3 PIN, RELEASE 1
040A E63595-00-0029 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1A,1B 2
-040B E63595-00-003J 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1C,1D 2
-040D E63595-00-004H 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1G,1H 2
-040E E63595-00-004S 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1J,1K 2
-040F E63595-00-004T 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1L,1M 2
-040H E63595-00-006U 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1Q,1R 2
043B E63597-00-0085 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 8.5 IN. 40B 1
043C E63597-00-0150 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 15 IN. 40D 1
043D E63597-00-0075 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 7.5 IN. 40E,40F 1
40G,40H
40J
045A E63596-00-0260 3 LANYARD, 660,4 MM (26 IN.) 40A 1
-045B E63596-00-0090 3 LANYARD, 228,6 MM (9 IN.) 40B 1
-045C E63596-00-0400 3 LANYARD, 1016,0 MM (40 IN.) 40C 1
-045D E63596-00-0380 3 LANYARD, 965,2 MM (38 IN.) 40D 1
-045E E63596-00-0320 3 LANYARD, 812,8 MM (32 IN.) 40E 1
-045F E63596-00-0240 3 LANYARD, 609,6 MM (24 IN.) 40F 1
045G E63596-00-0100 3 LANYARD, 254,0 MM (10 IN.) 40G,40J 1
-045H E63596-00-0150 3 LANYARD, 381,0 MM (15 IN.) 40H 1
- ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED XX = INSERT COLOUR CODE (Ref. Table 10001 -4)
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Item D Code
Number Assy
1A
047A 174095-806 3 MASK 40A,40B 1
(SEE CMM 35-24-03 FOR DET) 40C
-047B 174095-808 3 MASK 40D,40E 1
(SEE CMM 35-24-03 FOR DET) 40F,40G
-047C 174095-807 3 MASK 40H,40J 1
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C. IPL-Figure 1B (22 Min.)
30
10
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45
A
13
47
15
43
20
60
50
Chemical Oxygen Container Assembly (LH Variant)

Figure 1B /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-029-C01
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Item D Code
Number Assy
1B
FLAGS
FLAGS
-001C 22C22L120XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
LH, 2 PERSON
-001D 22C22R120XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
RH, 2 PERSON
FLAGS
FLAGS
-001G 22C22L140XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
LH, 2 PERSON
-001H 22C22R140XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
RH, 2 PERSON
-001J 22C22L150XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001K 22C22R150XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001L 22C22L160XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
LH, 2 PERSON, WITH 7 IN. -PULL- FLAGS
-001M 22C22R160XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
RH, 2 PERSON, WITH 7 IN. -PULL- FLAGS
LH, 2 PERSON
RH, 2 PERSON
-001Q 22C22L210XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
LH, 2 PERSON
-001R 22C22R210XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
RH, 2 PERSON
LH, 2 PERSON
RH, 2 PERSON
-001U 22C22L240XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
LH, 2 PERSON
-001V 22C22R240XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
RH, 2 PERSON,
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Item D Code
Number Assy
1B
-001W 22C22L270XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001X 22C22R270XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001Y 22C22L280XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001Z 22C22R280XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
PERSON
013A E74115-00 3 PIN, RELEASE 1
-040B E63595-00-0012 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1C,1D 2

-040D E63595-00-0014 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1G,1H 2
-040E E63595-00-0015 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1J,1K 2
-040F E63595-00-0016 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1L,1M 2
-040H E63595-00-0021 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1Q,1R 2
-040K E63595-00-0024 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1U,1V 2
-040L E63595-00-0027 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1W,1X 2
-040M E63595-00-0028 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1Y,1Z 2
-043B E63597-00-0150 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 15 IN. 40C 1
-043C E63597-00-0075 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 7.5 IN. 40E 1
-043D E63597-00-0070 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 7 IN. 40F 1
-043E E63597-00-0085 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 8.5 IN. 40L 1
-043F E63597-00-0110 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 11 IN. 40M 1
045A E63596-00-0450 3 LANYARD, 1143,0 MM (45.0 IN.) 40A 1
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Item D Code
Number Assy
1B
-045B E63596-00-0195 3 LANYARD, 495,3 MM (19.5 IN.) 40B,40E 1
40J
-045C E63596-00-0330 3 LANYARD, 838,2 MM (33.0 IN.) 40C,40D 1
-045D E63596-00-0150 3 LANYARD, 381,0 MM (15 IN.) 40F,40M 1
-045E E63596-00-0290 3 LANYARD, 736,6 MM (29 IN.) 40G 1
-045F E63596-00-0100 3 LANYARD, 254,0 MM (10 IN.) 40H 1
-045G E63596-00-0270 3 LANYARD, 685,8 MM (27 IN.) 40K 1
-045H E63596-00-0175 3 LANYARD, 685,8 MM (17,5 IN.) 40L 1
047A 174095-809 3 MASK 40A 1
-047B 174095-801 3 MASK 40B 1
-047C 174095-807 3 MASK 40C,40F 1
-047D 174095-806 3 MASK 40D 1
-047E 174095-802 3 MASK 40E,40H 1
(SEE CMM 35-24-03 FOR DET) 40J,40K
-047F 174095-803 3 MASK 40G 1
-047G 174095-808 3 MASK 40L,40M 1
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D IPL-Figure 1C (22 Min.)
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Figure 1C /GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-029-D01
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Item D Code
Number Assy
1C
FLAGS
FLAGS
-001C 22C22L3J0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001D 22C22R3J0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
LH, 2 PERSON
RH, 2 PERSON
-001G 22C22L4H0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001H 22C22R4H0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001J 22C22L4S0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001K 22C22R4S0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001L 22C22L4T0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001M 22C22R4T0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
FLAGS
FLAGS
-001Q 22C22L6U0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
-001R 22C22R6U0XX0100 1 CONTAINER ASSY, CHEMICAL OXYGEN, RF
FLAGS
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Item D Code
Number Assy
1C
FLAGS
FLAGS
PERSON
013A E74115-00 3 PIN, RELEASE 1
-040B E63595-00-003J 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1C,1D 2
-040D E63595-00-004H 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1G,1H 2
-040E E63595-00-004S 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1J,1K 2
-040F E63595-00-004T 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1L,1M 2
-040H E63595-00-006U 2 MASK ASSY, PASSENGER 1Q,1R 2
043B E63597-00-0085 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 8.5 IN. 40B 1
043C E63597-00-0150 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 15 IN. 40D 1
043D E63597-00-0075 3 FLAG ASSY, -PULL-, 7.5 IN. 40E,40F 1
40G,40H
40J
045A E63596-00-0260 3 LANYARD, 660,4 MM (26 IN.) 40A 1
-045B E63596-00-0090 3 LANYARD, 228,6 MM (9 IN.) 40B 1
-045C E63596-00-0400 3 LANYARD, 1016,0 MM (40 IN.) 40C 1
-045D E63596-00-0380 3 LANYARD, 965,2 MM (38 IN.) 40D 1
-045E E63596-00-0320 3 LANYARD, 812,8 MM (32 IN.) 40E 1
-045F E63596-00-0240 3 LANYARD, 609,6 MM (24 IN.) 40F 1
045G E63596-00-0100 3 LANYARD, 254,0 MM (10 IN.) 40G,40J 1
-045H E63596-00-0150 3 LANYARD, 381,0 MM (15 IN.) 40H 1
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Item D Code
Number Assy
1C
047A 174095-806 3 MASK 40A,40B 1
(SEE CMM 35-24-03 FOR DET) 40C
-047B 174095-808 3 MASK 40D,40E 1
(SEE CMM 35-24-03 FOR DET) 40F,40G
-047C 174095-807 3 MASK 40H,40J 1
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E. IPL-Figure 2 (Container Assy)
70
10
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40
80
60
60
20 60
30 60
20

Figure 2 \GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-030-A01
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Item D Code
Number Assy
2
001A 617029NP 1 CONTAINER ASSY (NP) RF
(SEE FIG. 1, 1A, 1B, 1C FOR NHA)
010A E63520-00-XXX 3 DOOR ASSEMBLY 1
(SEE FIG. 3 FOR DETAILS)
020A 8712007-00 2 TIE, CABLE 2
030A 212140-02 2 ACTUATOR, DOOR 1
040A 212134-00 FASTENER, HOOK 1
050A 212133-02 2 PAD, INSULATION 1
060A E63186-00 2 NUT, CLIP, FLOATING ANCHOR 8
070A E60617-00 2 LABEL, MASK PACKING 1
(ORDER WITH END ITEM PART NUM-
BER)
080A 617029-01 2 BOX, CONTAINER 1
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F. IPL-Figure 3 (Door Assembly)
30
20
10
40
Door Assembly
Figure 3 \GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-031-A01
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Item D Code
Number Assy
3
-1A E63520-00-XXX 1 DOOR ASSEMBLY 1
(SEE FIG. 2 FOR NHA)
10A 833051-00 2 SPRING, TENSION 1
20A E60603-00-XXX 2 LEVER, TEST 1
30A E60546-00 2 DECAL, TEST LEVER 1
40A E63525-00 2 DOOR SUB ASSEMBLY (NP) 1
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SPECIAL PROCEDURES
TASK 35-22-25-540-801-A01
1. Oxygen Container - Unpacking and Removal of Safety Parts before Installation on Aircraft
A. General

THE WORKING AREA OF THIS OXYGEN EQUIPMENT.
(1) The removal of the safety parts (WARNING FLAG ASSY) is necessary to make the
chemical oxygen container assembly serviceable for operation.
REFERENCE QTY NAME

• Specification IATA UN3356/5.1

• DOT’s Hazardous Materials Regulations HMR 49CFR...
• Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
C. Job Set-up
(1) Refer to the ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST for FIGURE / ITEM Numbers.
Cross-references to parts located in figures, other than referenced in the heading, are
identified by their IPL-Figure / Item No. e.g. (3-30A).
Subtask 35-22-25-540-001-A01
D. Unpacking of the Chemical Container Assy

THE WORKING AREA OF THIS OXYGEN EQUIPMENT.
(1) Open the transport cardboard box and remove the cardboard box packed oxygen container.
(2) Carefully cut off the self-adhesive tape and remove the oxygen container from its cardboard
box.
(3) Very carefully cut off the plastic bag and pull out the oxygen container.
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(4) Keep the packaging materials stored for reshipping. Because a reshipping of a chemical
container is only possible in the approved original manufacturer- or otherwise certified/
approved packaging.
Subtask 35-22-25-090-002-A01
E. Preparation before Installation on Aircraft - Removal of the -WARNING FLAG ASSY- (See IPL
Fig. 1, 1A, 1B, 1C)
(1) Put the oxygen container on a clean flat surface so that the test lever is in front of you.
CAUTION: THE DOOR ASSY (2-10) IS SPRING-LOADED. IT CAN SNAP AWAY AND PUSH
OUT THE MASK ASSEMBLIES.
HOLD DOWN THE DOOR ASSY (2-10) BY YOUR HAND OR SET THE TEST
LEVER (3-10) INTO ITS TEST POSITION. THEN MANUALLY RELEASE THE
DOOR ASSY (2-10) WITH THE RELEASE TOOL PN E60100-00 THROUGH THE
DOOR RELEASE HOLE.
AFTER RELEASE LET THE DOOR ASSY (2-10) CAREFULLY MOVE INTO OPEN
DIRECTION UNTIL YOU GET ACCESS TO THE WARNING FLAG ASSY (15).
CAUTION: TAKE CARE TO THE MASK LANYARDS. AN ACCIDENTAL PULL CAN REMOVE
THE RELEASE PIN (13) FROM THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY (10) AND
START THE FLOW OF OXYGEN WHICH CANNOT BE STOPPED. THIS MAKES
THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY (10) UNSERVICEABLE.
(2) Removal of the Warning Flag Assy (15)
(a) Open the Door Assy as follows:
1 Set the test lever into its test position. This makes sure the door assy stops
at the test position and cannot snap away.
2 Put the manual release tool PNR E60100-00 (See Fig 9001) into manual
release access hole. Then push it lightly down to the cam of the door locking
mechanism. This releases the door assy.
3 Remove the manual release tool PN E60100-00 from the manual release
access hole.
4 Hold the door assy (2-10) down by your hand and set the test button back to
its operational position.
5 Slowly let the door assy (2-30) open until you get access to the safety pin of
the warning flag assy (1-40).
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT YOU DO NOT PULL THE MASK LANYARDS.
AN ACCIDENTAL PULL CAN REMOVE THE RELEASE PIN (1-30) AND
START THE FLOW OF OXYGEN WHICH CANNOT BE STOPPED.
6 Put the mask lanyards away from the warning flag assy (1-40).
(3) Put the mask lanyards away from the warning flag.
(4) Carefully pull the warning flag of the warning flag assy (15) to remove the safety pin from
the firing pin (See Fig. 11001). Remove the warning flag assy (15) from the oxygen
container.
(5) Keep the warning flag assy (15) to be stored for re-use.
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(10)
Mask Lanyards (45)
Firing Pin
ULL Safety Pin of the

P
Removal of the Warning Flag Assy

Figure 11001/GRAPHIC 35-22-25-991-032-A01
(6) If necessary turn the release pin (13) so that its eyelet shows face up.
(7) Close the Door Assy (2-10) as follows:
CAUTION: BEFORE YOU CLOSE THE DOOR ASSY (2-30) MAKE SURE THAT:
• ALL PARTS ARE ASSEMBLED AND ORIENTED PROPERLY.
• THE OXYGEN GENERATOR ASSY (10) IS NEW OR NOT USED (TIME

LIMIT).
• THE WARNING FLAG ASSY (15) HAS BEEN REMOVED.

A NOT REMOVED WARNING FLAG ASSY (15) MAKES THE UNIT
UNSERVICEABLE.
• THE EYELET OF THE RELEASE PIN (13) SHOWS FACE UP.
• THE LOCATION OF THE MASK ASSEMBLIES (1-40), SUPPLY TUBES

AND LANYARDS IS ON AND NOT BELOW THE EJECTOR CRADLE,
• MAKE SURE THE SUPPLY TUBES AND LANYARDS:
- DO NOT HAVE KINKS,

- CANNOT HANG UP TO ANY PART OF THE UNIT,
- DO NOT BECOME TWISTED DURING EMERGENCY OPERA-
TION.
- NO ITEMS WILL BE CLOSED IN THE DOOR ASSY (2-10):
CAUTION: DO NOT USE TOO MUCH FORCE WHEN YOU CLOSE THE DOOR
ASSY (2-10). TOO MUCH FORCE CAN MAKE THE DOOR ASSY (2-10)
UNSERVICEABLE.
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CAUTION: THE DOOR ASSY (2-10) MUST BE LOCKED IN TWO STEPS:
• THE FIRST STEP LOCKS THE SLIDING DOOR HINGES (AT THE
HINGE SIDE9.
• THE SECOND STEP LOCKS THE DOOR ASSY (2-10) WITH THE
LATCH HOOKS TO THE CONTAINER BOX (AT THE FRONT SIDE).
(a) At the hinge side push down the door assy (2-10) symmetrically on the both sides
until the sliding hinges engages with a Click.
(b) Push downward tightly and symmetrically on both sides of the door assembly (2-10)
at the front (door actuator) side until it is closed and safely latched by both latch hooks.
TASK 35-22-25-500-801-A01
2. Handling Procedure how to discard a not used Chemical Oxygen Generator
A. General

DO NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER LUBRICANTS MADE FROM
PETROL IN THE WORKING AREA OF THIS OXYGEN EQUIPMENT.
WARNING: MAKE SURE THAT THE WORKING ROOM IS WELL VENTILATED AND HAVE
A GOOD FLOW OF AIR. THIS IS NECESSARY BECAUSE THE OXYGEN
QUANTITY OF THE AIR WILL BE INCREASED.
WARNING: MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS NO FLAMMABLE MATERIAL IN THE WORK AREA
NEXT TO THE GENERATOR. YOU CAN CAUSE A DANGEROUS FIRE HAZARD
The chemical oxygen generator has a stainless steel housing filled with Sodium Chlorate
(NACLO3). It has a release pin that, if removed, starts the oxygen flow.
The chemical reaction within the chemical oxygen generator is as follows:
• Fundamental reaction: NaCl03 NaCl + 372O2
• Heat generating reaction: Na2O + 1/2 O2 Na2O2 + Heat
• Chlorine absorption reaction: Na2O2 + Cl2 2NaCl + O2

C. Job Set-up
(1) Read the applicable Specifications of the international regulations (IATA, HMR 49CFR...)
how to handle oxygen equipment, before you start to discard a Chemical Oxygen
Generator.
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D. Discard a not used Chemical Oxygen Generator
(1) Remove the oxygen generator from the container assy as specified in section
DISASSEMBLY of this manual.
(2) Put the oxygen generator on a clean table that has a non-flammable surface. Make
sure that there is no flammable material next to the oxygen generator.
CAUTION: DO NOT TOUCH THE OXYGEN GENERATOR DURING OXYGEN PRODUCTION. IT GETS
VERY HOT THROUGH REACTION OF ITS INNER CHEMICAL MATERIALS. YOU CAN
BURN YOUR SKIN. USE GLOVES WHEN YOUU MUST TOUCH IT. THE OXYGEN
GENERATOR STAYS HOT FOR AT LEAST TWO HOURS AFTER IT HAS BEEN BURNED
OUT.
(3) Pull out the release pin of the oxygen generator. This starts the production of oxygen.
(4) Let the oxygen generator cool after it has been burned out.
(5) Put the oxygen generator into a container (barrel) filled with 200 ltr (52.84 US Gal).
This dissolves chemical remaining.
(6) Measure the pH value of the water. It should have a neutral solution (pH = 7). If
necessary, add some common acid to neutralize the basic.
(7) Remove the oxygen generator from the container (barrel) and let it dry in the air.
NOTE: The ingredients of the oxygen generator are now chemically neutral. Chemical remaining
of the oxygen generator are:
- Sodium Chloride (NaCl),

- Silicate.
Mechanical remaining are:
- Stainless steel,
- Fibre material.
(8) If there are any issues during the expenditure of the generator (such as the non-
activation), please report the issue to B/E Aerospace Systems and the Aircraft
manufacturer using the reporting sheet in the appendix of the SIL XXXXX-35-005 Rev.
03.
(9) Discard the neutralized oxygen generator in reference to the regional regulations, or
ask:
B/E Aerospace Systems GmbH

Product Support
Phone: #49/451/4093 2976
Fax: #49/451/4093 4488
to give support or information.
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Subtask 35-22-25-500-001-A01
D. Discard a not used Chemical Oxygen Generator
(1) Remove the oxygen generator from the container assy as specified in section DISASSEM-
BLY of this manual.
(2) Put the oxygen generator on a clean table that has a non flammable surface.
Make sure that there is no flammable material next to the oxygen generator.
CAUTION: DO NOT TOUCH THE OXYGEN GENERATOR DURING OXYGEN PRODUC-

TION YOU CAN BURN YOUR SKIN. USE GLOVES WHEN YOU MUST TOUCH
IT. THE OXYGEN GENERATOR STAYS HOT FOR AT LEAST TWO HOURS
AFTER IT HAS BEEN BURNED OUT.
(3) Pull out the release pin of the oxygen generator. This starts the production of the oxygen.
(4) Let the oxygen generator cool for at least two hours after it has been burned out.
(5) Put the oxygen generator into a container (barrel) filled with 200 ltr (52.84 US Gal). This
dissolves chemical remaining.
(6) Measure the pH value of the water. It should have a neutral solution (pH = 7).
If necessary, add some common acid to neutralize the basic.
(7) Remove the oxygen generator from the container (barrel) and let it dry in the air.
NOTE: The ingredients of the oxygen generator are now chemically neutral.
Chemical remaining of the oxygen generator are:
• Sodium Chloride (NaCl),
• Silicate.
Mechanical remaining are:
• Stainless steel,
• Fibre material.
(8) Discard the neutralized oxygen generator in reference to the regional regulations or ask to
the following address to give support / information:
DAe Systems GmbH

Product Support
Phone: #49/451/4093 2976
Fax: #49/451/4093 4488
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22C15 / 22C22 - 0100 Series
STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION)
TASK 35-21-35-500-801-A01
1. Storage and Shipping Instructions
A. General
WARNING: STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR STORAGE AND SHIPMENT OF OXIDIZ-
ERS AS SPECIFIED IN THE:
• INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION SPECIFICATION (IATA)

UN3356/5.1.,
• DOT’s HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REGULATIONS HMR 49CFR §172.102 (C)(1)

SPECIAL PROVISION 60 - APPROVAL OF CHEMICAL OXYGEN GENERATORS
FOR TRANSPORT -.
(1) The CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLIES TYPE II are classified as OXYGEN
GENERATOR, CHEMICAL. Thus the international regulations (IATA, HMR 49CFR...)
apply.
(1) Storage Equipment and Materials
NOTE: The listed packaging kits are approved and agree to the a.m. Specifications for
storage and shipment.
Only approved packaging must be taken for storage and shipment of the
CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLIES TYPE II.
If necessary, do not hesitate to contact DAe Systems for ordering new
packaging materials.
REFERENCE (PNR) QTY NAME

E61572-00 1 Kit, Single Container Packaging (approved)
(ATA 300)

Subtask 35-21-35-620-001-A01
C. Preservation
WARNING: DO NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER LUBRICANTS, MADE FROM PETROL,
IN THE WORK AREA OF THIS OXYGEN EQUIPMENT. THIS CAN CAUSE A DANGER-
OUS FIRE HAZARD.
(1) Put the container assy together with the information sheet PNR E61522-00 and the label
PNR E60088-00 into a plastic bag PNR R22905.
(2) Close the plastic bag PNR R22905 with a plastic welding machine.
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(3) Put the unit in the cardboard box and close it with a self-adhesive tape.
(4) Bond the applicable warning and information labels to the outer surface of the cardboard
box.
Subtask 35-21-35-530-001-A01
D. Packaging (See Fig. 15001)
WARNING: DO NOT USE ANY OIL, GREASE OR OTHER LUBRICANTS, MADE FROM PETROL,
IN THE WORK AREA OF THIS OXYGEN EQUIPMENT.
CAUTION: USE ONLY THE ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER PACKAGING MATERIALS WHICH

HAVE BEEN APPROVED AND WHICH AGREE WITH THE INTERNATIONAL REGU-
LATIONS (IATA, HMR 49CFR...).
(1) Put the a cardboard filler plate into the empty cardboard box PNR 8712564-00 of the
container assy.
(2) Put the cardboard fixations into the cardboard box 8712564-00.
(3) Put container assy between the cardboard fixations. Then put the cardboard filler plate on
the top of the container assy.
(4) Put the applicable warning and information labels on the outer surface of the transport
cardboard box PNR 8712564-00.
(5) Close the cardboard box PNR 8712564-00 and safety with a self-adhesive tape PNR
1187155.
(6) Put the units approval tag PNR E60019-00 (equipment label) into a self-adhesive plastic
bag PNR 1564595.
(7) Bond these self-adhesive parts on the outer surface of the cardboard box PNR 8712564:
• the self-adhesive plastic bag PNR 1564595 with the approval tag PNR E60019-00
(equipment label),
• the identification label,
• the labels PNR 870023, 871159, 8712538.
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1187155
8713205
A Cobham plc company

E60019-01
E62659-01 AE0000007
E62659-01(2x)
Oxygen Container
Approved Single Container Packaging Kit PNR E61572-00

Figure 15001 /GRAPHIC 35-21-41-991-032-A01
Subtask 35-21-35-550-001-A01
E. Storage
WARNING: STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR STORAGE AND SHIPPING OF OXIDIZERS
AS SPECIFIED IN THE:

UN3356/5.1.,
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FOR TRANSPORT -.
CAUTION: DO NOT KEEP THE TRANSPORT CARDBOARD BOX NEAR FLUIDS THAT CAN
CAUSE CORROSION OR DAMAGE AND DO NOT KEEP NEAR SOURCES THAT
MAKE HEAT OR OZONE.
CAUTION: DO NOT KEEP COMPONENTS WITH RUBBER PARTS AT A TEMPERATURE MORE

THAN 20 DEG. C (68 DEG. F).
(1) Keep the unit with the transport cardboard box on a shelf that:
• has a free circulation of air,
• is free of moist,
• is far from injury smoke or gas,
• is far from direct heat or sunlight.
(2) These data must be clearly able to be read on the outer surface:
• the part number,
• the date of manufacture,
• the date of the next overhaul.
Subtask 35-21-35-510-001-A01
2. Shipping Instructions
WARNING: STRICTLY OBEY THE PROCEDURES FOR STORAGE AND SHIPPING OF OXIDIZERS
AS SPECIFIED IN THE:

UN3356/5.1.,

FOR TRANSPORT -.
A. Due to the classification of the OXYGEN CONTAINER to as an -OXYGEN GENERATOR,

CHEMICAL- the international regulations/instructions for shipping apply (See a.m. WARNING).
These data must be clearly able to be read on the outer surface of the transport cardboard box
PNR 8712469:
• the shipping name: -OXYGEN GENERATOR, CHEMICAL -

• the division: -5.I -
• the class: -UN3356 -
• the package instruction/group: -523 / II -
• the approval number: -CA.... -
Additional Labels for Flight Shipping:
• the hazard label: - OXIDIZER -

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

CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLY

TEMPORARY REVISION No. 1A

Manual No: 35-22-25 CHEMICAL OXYGEN CONTAINER ASSEMBLY

REASON: Added handling procedures for the discard of a not used

PAGE NO: TITLE REVISION

Phone: #49 / 451 / 4093 2976

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

22C15L110XX0100 22C15R110XX0100 22C15L120XX0100 22C15R120XX0100

FIRST ISSUE: Mar 01/2010

22C22L110XX0100 22C22R110XX0100 22C22L120XX0100 22C22R120XX0100

RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS

SERVICE BULLETIN LIST

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

Subject Page Date Subject Page Date

Cleaning 4001 N MAR 01/2010

Introduction 1 N MAR 01/2010 Check 5001 N MAR 01/2010

NI/Num 1 N MAR 01/2010

Detailed Parts List DPL N MAR 01/2010

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION 1

TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION 1001

SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS 2001

FITS AND CLEARANCES NOT APPLICABLE

SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES 9001

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST 10001

3. NUMERICAL INDEX / ALPHA NI-ALPHA 1

4. NUMERICAL INDEX / NUMERICAL NI-NUM 1

5. DETAILED PARTS LIST DPL

A. IPL-FIGURE 1 (15 MIN.) 10001

B. IPL-FIGURE 1A (15MIN.) 10001A

C. IPL-FIGURE 1B (22 MIN.) 10001B

D IPL-FIGURE 1C (22 MIN.) 10001C

E. IPL-FIGURE 2 (CONTAINER ASSY) 10002

F. IPL-FIGURE 3 (DOOR ASSEMBLY) 10003

SPECIAL PROCEDURES 11001

REMOVAL NOT APPLICABLE

INSTALLATION NOT APPLICABLE

SERVICING NOT APPLICABLE

STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION) 15001

E. This manual contains:

• Technical data for the component

2. How to Use the Manual

Operating Voltage 115 VAC / 400 Hz

Current Consumption max. 55 mA

Operating Medium: chemically generated gaseous oxygen

Duration of Oxygen Generation:

Useful Life of the O2 Generator: 15 years)

Operating Temperature Range: -15o to +55o C (+5o to +131o F)

Length 260,0 mm (10.24 in.)

Width 164,0 mm (6.46 in.)

Height max. 77,0 mm (3.03 in.)

Weight: 1,055 to 1,625 kg (2.326 to 3.582 lb.

• the manufacturers logo,

• the manufacturers name,

• the description of equipment,

• the serial number,

• the date of assembly or test,

• the inspection stamp,

• the amendment status.

• 'EM' with the digit 2,

(1) The OXYGEN CONTAINER contains (See Fig. 1to 6):

• the chemical oxygen generator,

(2) The Chemical Oxygen Generator