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Title page 1 AUG, 97 Disassembly 301 NOV. 93
2 BLANK 302 SEP.86
303 NOV. 93
Record of revisions 1 AUG. 97 304 SEP. 85
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Cleaning 401 SEP. 85
Record of temgorary 1 SEP. 85
revisions 2 BLANK Check Fi01 SEP. 86
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List of effective pages 1 AUG. 97 503 SEP. 85
2 AUG. 97 504 SEP. 85
505 SEP. 85
Record of equipment 4 NOV. 93 506 SEP. 85
modifications 2 BIANK
Repair 601 SEP. 85
Service bulletin list 1 SEP. 85 602 PIOV. 93
2 BLANK 603 NOV.93
List of materials 1 NOV. 93 Assembly and storage 701 NOV. 93

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Table ~f conterrts 1 SEP. 85 704 SEP. 85
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Introduction 1 SEP. 85 707 SEP. 85
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RECORD OF EQUIPMENT MODIFICATIONS
MODIFICATION BRIEF DESCRIPTION EFFECTIVITY

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ORIGINAL ISSUE D26
A Modification of the fuse value F I (Induded in the original

issue).
B Allow for alternator deenergiration when cut-off h m the

POR.
C lncrease in component performance and protection

threshold.
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BULLETIN INSERTED
Service bulletin'list - Pages I/2

Sep. 85
41, boulevard de la République
BP 53 - 78401 Chatou Cedex
France
Tél: + 33 (0) 1 34 80 73 00
Fax: + 33 (0) 1 30 71 01 40
F0296
SERVICE BULLETIN
TITLE: MODIFICATION OF THE PROTECTIVE REGULATOR

P/N D26 WHATEVER AMENDMENTS.
FOR INFORMATION, THIS EQUIPMENT CAN BE INSTALLED ON HELICOPTER

TYPE: AS 365 AND AS 565
1. PLANNING INFORMATION.
A. EFFECTIVITY.
This Service Bulletin is applicable to PROTECTIVE REGULATOR and should be applied
as follows:
- New units : Embodied systematically in THALES AES production starting
from S/N 1318.
- Unit in operation : Yes, in case of repair only.
- On spare parts order : No.
- On repair order : Not applicable.
Affected Protective Regulator:

P/N D26 Whatever amendments A, B or C
NOTE: This modification is registered by THALES AES under the numbers FEE
Y38-2997 issue A.
B. CONCURRENT REQUIREMENTS.
None.
ORIGINAL ISSUE: AUG.29/06 D26-24-001

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C. REASON.
- To compensate the lake of current gain of transistor Q13 fitted on protective
printed circuit board (PCB), in order to match the pulse time delay of 45 ms ± 10
ms during reset.
D. DESCRIPTION.
1) Modification of PCB
If the current gain of transistor Q13 is less than 85, the reset on pin G does not allow
to obtain a pulse with a time delay of 45 ms ± 10 ms.
With a capacitor C15 of 22 µF and a resistor R52 of 2.15 KΩ, the characteristic of
slope is very step and sensible to variation in temperature: the current gain of
transistor Q13 can be cut by half at – 55 °C.
In order to obtain a pulse of 45 ms ± 10 ms without variation during reset, whatever
the temperature; a gentle slope shall be used.
By using a capacitor C15 of 47 µF a resistor R52 of 400 Ω, the slope becomes more
gentle than before, therefore the time delay becomes less dependant of current gain
transistor and the temperature variation.
On protective PCB P/N P604666-1 capacitor C15 was 22 µF ± 20% 50 V CTS13
becomes 47 µF ± 20% 63 V CTS21E and resistor R52 was 2.15 KΩ ± 1% RS71Y
becomes adjustable resistor RS71Y typical value 402 Ω ± 1%.
Protective PCB P/N P604666-1 issue D becomes P604666-1 issue E.
E. APPROVAL.
The technical information contained in this Manufacturer’s Service Bulletin was approved
by EUROCOPTER under the prerogatives awarded by the EASA Design Organisation
Approval N° 21J.056 only for the EUROCOPTER helicopter range concerned.
F. MANPOWER.
Personal required: one technician is required.
Estimated man-hours: duration of this modification is 2 Hours.
G. WEIGHT AND BALANCE.

Not affected.

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H. ELECTRICAL LOAD DATA.

Not affected.
I. SOFTWARE ACCOMPLISHMENT SUMMARY.

Not affected.
J. REFERENCES.
- Evolution equipment sheet : Y38-2997 issue A.
- Protective Regulator CMM 24-39-88.
K. REIDENTIFICATION.
After application of the Service Bulletin

Protective Regulator P/N: D26 whatever amendments A, B or C becomes
P/N: D26 amendment D
L. WARRANTY
Not concerned.

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2. MATERIAL INFORMATION.
A. MATERIAL - PRICE AND AVAILABILITY.

AVAILABILITY
THALES A.E.S 41 Boulevard de la République BP 53

78401 CHATOU Cedex
FRANCE
THALES AVIONICS, Inc. 3920 Park Avenue
EDISON New Jersey 08820
U.S.A.
THALES AVIONICS Asia Pte Ltd 4 Loyang Lane # 06-01
Singapore 508914
SINGAPORE
MATERIAL AND PRICE
− Protective PCB P/N P604666 –1 : see current price list.
B. MATERIAL BALANCE SHEET.
NEW P/N QTY DESIGNATION OLD P/N
P604666-1 issue E 1 Protective PCB P604666-1 issue D
C. MODIFICATION RESUMED.
NEW EMB P/N MODIFIED OR NEW PARTS OLD EMB P/N
D26 D26
Protective PCB
Amendment Amendments
P/N P604666-1 issue E
D A, B or C
D. TOOLING - INGREDIENT.
Electronics technician’s standard toolkit.

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3. ACCOMPLISHMENT INSTRUCTIONS.
A. GENERAL.
For parts identification please refer to fig. 1, fig. of THALES A.E.S CMM.
B. PROCEDURE.
Modification of P/N D26.
(a) Object
- Replacement of the Protective PCB P/N P604666-1 issue D.
(b) Disassembly
- Remove screws (item 20 fig 1), flat washers (item 30 fig 1), spring washers (item
35 fig 1), lead sealing (item 50 fig 1) if it is present and nut (item 40 fig 1).
- Remove screws (item 70 fig 1) and spring washers (item 80 fig 1).
- Remove dust cover (item 10 fig 1) and base (item 60 fig 1).
- Pull out Protective PCB (item 90 fig 2) from the heat sink assembly by sliding it in
the PC card guides.
(c) Assembly
- Insert the new Protective PCB P/N P604666-1 issue E with the connector lowermost
into the PC card guides and slowly slide it.
- When the contacts of the connector receptacle and plug engage each other, apply a
strong longitudinal pressure to correctly insert the male contacts into the female
contacts.
- Place the dust cover (item 10 fig 1) and the base (item 60 fig 1) in position over the
heat-sink.
- Secure the cover (item 10 fig 1) and the base (item 60 fig 1) to heat sink assembly
(item 110 fig 1) with screws (item 20 fig 1), flat washers (item 30 fig 1), spring washers
(item 35 fig 1), nuts (item 40 fig 1), screws (item 70 fig 1) and spring washers (item 80
fig 1).
(d) Identification
- On the amendment plate (item 140 fig 1), engrave a "D".
- The implementation of this SB must be registered inside helicopter documentation
and equipment Log Card.
C. TESTING.
Refer to CMM ATA 24-39-88 "TESTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING" chapter and perform
test as described.

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Figure 1

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LIST OF MATERIALS
NOTE : Equivalent substitutes may be used for listed items.
1 =TESTMG 3 = DISASSEMBLY 4 = CLEANING

5 = CHECK 6 = REPAIR 7 = ASSEMBLY / STORAGE
DESCRI PTION JSE

PART NUMBER OR VENDOR'S NAME - ADDRESS 1 3 4 5 6 7
SPECIFICAT10N
b&te242 FRAMI3 X
10, avenue Eugène Gareau
a 3 0 4 SENLIS (FRANCE)
Grease S I MO RHONE-POULENC X
Secteur chimle fine
7-13, boulevard de Courbevoie
92521 NEULLY SUR SEINE CEDEX (FRANCE)
Cernent 1480 BOSTlK X

5, mute de Saint Leu
96380 MONTMAGNY (FRANCE)
Higktemperature CIE FRANCAISE DE CETAIN X

solder SM5 9, rue Denfett-Rochereau
93200 SAINT-DENIS (FRANCE)
Vamish PyroRex 0651 ASTRAL-PYROLAC X

11-13, avenue Salvador Allende
94400 VITRY SUR SEINE (FRANCE)
Orange Iocking vamish J. MESWULET X

9070 SHB 37, rue de UBge
75008 PARIS (FRANCE)
Thinner for 9070 SHB J. MESWULET X

locking irarnish 37, rue de Liége
Cable EFS50-38-9 FILOTEX X

18504-939 140, avenue Eugène Delacroix
185û-û-609 91210 DRAVEIL (FRANCF
Tubing PLI0 SOCIETE ELECTRIQUE STERUNO X

23, rue des Cendriers
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NOTE : Equivalent substitutes may be used for listed items.
1 = TESTING 3 = DISASSEMBLY 4 =CLWING

5 = CHECK 6 = REPAIR 7 = ASSEMBLY I STORAGE
DESCRlPTION USE
PART MUMBER OR VENDOR'S NAME - ADDRESS 1 3 4 5 6 7
SPECIFICATlON
Heat shrinking tubing RAYCHEM X
Thermofit 0 int 2-4, avenue de I'Alguillette
2.5 mm ZA. du Vert Galant
95310 SAINT-OUEN L'AUMONE (FRANCE)
Storage cap SOURIAU X

70201 13, rue du Général Gallieni
02103 BOULOGNE-BILLANCOURT (FRANCE)
Commercial package AUXILEC X

41, boulevard de le République
B.P. 53
7û401 CHATOU CEDEX (FRANCE)
Desiccant bag DYDRA X

77670 SAINT-MAMIMES (FRANCE)
Cryeîallinewax ESSO X
6, avenue André Prothin
92400 COURBEVOIE (FRANCE)
Alcohol ESSO X
6, avenue André Prothin
92400 COURBEVOIE (FRANCE)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
1 - General
2 - Characteristics
3 - Description
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A Heat s i n k assembly
- P i l o t PC card
B assembly
C - P r o t e c t i o n PC card assembly
4 - Operation
A - General
B - Principle
C - Detailed operation
TESTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING

l - Testing
A - €qui pment required
B - Test set-up
C - Dynamic t e s t s
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O Static tests
2 - Troubleshooting
DISASSEMBLY
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l General
2 - Procedure
A - Removal of dust cover and base
3 - Rmoval o f protection PC card assernbly
C - Removal o f p i l o t PC card assembly
D - Dismantling of heat s i n k assembly
CLEANING
1 - ~rocèdure
CHECK
1 - Equiprnent required
2 - Procedure
A - Mechanical checks
B - Electrical checks
REPAI R
L -
Replacement of a component soldered t o PC card assembly
A - Removal
3 - Installation
2 - Replacement o f a connector soldered t o p i l o t o r protection PC
card assembly
A - Removal
B - Installation
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ASSEMBLY AND STORAGE

1 - Assernblv
A - ~ r e p a r a t i o no f sub-assembl i e s
3 - Building-up o f heat sink assembly
C - Installation of pilot PC card assernbly
D -
Installation o f protection PC card assembly
E -
Installation o f dust cover and base
F - Regulator w i r i n g
2 - Storage
A - Preservation
B - Storage
ILLUSTRATED PARTS L I S T
Table o f contents -Page 2

Sep. 85
INTRODUCTION
1. GENERAL
Thls Component Maintenance Hanual has been prepared In compliance w i t h

ATA 100 Specif ication ( A I R TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA) , i n c l u d i ng
' R e v i s i o n No. 20, t o enable a technician who i s riot familiar w i t h t h e
equipment t o check i t s c o n d i t i o n and restore I t s ssrviceability.
The procedures detailed herein a r e t o be carried o u t only in a specialized
workshop provided w i t h the special t o o l s and t e s t equipment required.
T h j s manuat does n o t cover t h e standard p r a c t i c e s o r t h e a d a p t a t i o n o f t h e
procedures t o the standard equipment auailable In the repairing workshop.
The manual does not specify the equipment maintenance interual S.
2. FORMAT
A. The pages are numbered w i t h separate page nurnber blocks assigned t o

each sub-heading. In the case o f srnall and simple components, i t i s
p e m i s s i b l e t o combine several sub-headings o f data on one page.
1 - 100 DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

IO1 - 200 TESTING AND TROU0LESHOOTING
201 - 300 UNASSIGHED
301 - 400 DISASSEMBLY
402 - 500 CLEANING
501 - 600 CHECK
601 - 700 REPAIR
701 - ASSEMHLY AND STORAGE
800
801 -900 FIT5 AMD CLEARANCES
901 -1000 SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT
1001 - 1100 ILLUSTRASED PARTS LIST
B. In general,, a l 1 values are expressed i n units o f t h e International

System ( o r multiples and sub-multiples thereof).
In some particular cases more appropriate u n i t s a r e employed.
The revised, added o r deleted material I s indicated by a black verti,cal

1 ine p r i n t e d i n the LH rnargin only, oppoçite the a f f e c t e d t e x t portion.
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
1 GENERAL (REF. IPL, FIG. 7)

The protection regulator consists of a chassis, uses as a heat sink to mol by heat exchange
process ail the components thea it accommodates.
The bottom of this heat sink assembly ( I I O ) , forming the front and rear panels, is closed by a
base (60)secured by screw (70)and spring washers (80).
Screws (20},flat washers (301,spring washers (35) and nuts (40) fasten dust cover (10) to the p.
top. This dust cover protects the various components, including pilot PC card assembly (100)
and protection PC card assembly (90).
One screw among dust cover attachirig screw (20) iç lead sealed by a sealing cup (50) if it is
present.
2. ÇMRACTERISTICS
The solid-state protection regulator is us& in a multiple-generator system to regulate the
voltage of the aircraft system power delivered by generators and starteregmerators within the
following limits :
- Rated vottage
- Adjustment range
- Adjustment accuracy * 0.3V at 20°C
- Maximum drift 1 0.5 V
- Maximum field c u m t 8 A permanent duty
- Maximum power dissipation 20 W
- Operating temperature range - 40'C to + 85°C
- Weight 0.940 kg
- Connedion 19-contact connecter
- Dimensions =fer to fig. 1.
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Figure 1 - Overal 1 dimensions
3. DESCRIPTION ( R e f . IPL, F i g . 1)
A. Meat s i n k assembly
The heat s i n k assembly accomodates the following items :
- tranststor Q l (301, f i f f e d w i t h a terminal l u g (401, i n s u l a t e d frm

the chassis by insulator (20) and secured by screws (501, spring
biashers ( 7 0 ) ; F l a t washers (80) and nuts (601,
- transistor 92 (100), f i t t e d w i t h a t e r m i n a i l u g (110), i n s u l a t e d
f r o m the chassi s by insul a t o r (90) and secured by screws (120), spring
washers (14D), f l a t washer (150) and n u l s (130),
- Zener diode C R 1 (160), f i t t e d w i t h a terminal lug (170) and a s p r i n g
washer (2001, insulated from t h e chassi s by i n s u l a t i n g - washerr-(190)
and i nsu7 a t i ng bush (IBO),
- semiconductor diode CR2 ( 2 1 0 ) , f i t t e d w i t h spring washer (2401, and
i n s u l a t e d by i n s u l a t i n g washers (230) and i n ç u l a t i n g - bush (2201,
- semiconductor diode CR4 (250) f i t t e d w i t h a spring washer (260),
- f i x e d r e s ï s t ~ rR I (2701, secured by screws (280) and spring washers
(2901,
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- inductor 11 (3001, fitted w i t h a cover (3601, insulated fmm the

chassi s by washer (330) and secured by screw (31p), spring washer
( 3 2 0 1 , washer (340) and waçher (3501,
- f i xed capaci tors C1 (380) and C2 (540) , cemented respecti v e l y to the
chassi s and t h e power PC card assembl y . An insul a t ï n g strip (3701,
cemented t o the heat sink assembly, insulates f i x e d capacitor C l from
semiconductor diodes CR1 and CR2,
24-39-88
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- push-button switch SW1 (3901,located on the rear panel and fitted with cap (NO),and
fuse F I (420) installed in fuse-holder (41O),
- socket (430), bcated on the front panel , fitted with fiat washer (440) and used to check
the voltage at the regulation point, and variable resistor P1 (480) fitted with voltage plate
(4701,
- double-throw relay K I (490), installed on bushes (510) or shim (523) and secured to the
chassis by screWs (500), spring washer (515)and nuts (5201, with stirrup (525) for the
new assembly ,
- power PC card assembly (5301, secured to the &assis by the nuts attaching transistors
Q I and Q2. It carrjes semiconductor diodes CR6 (550),CR43 (560),CR44 (570),fixed
resistors R71 (5801, R72 (590) and fixed capacitor C2 (540),
- intermediate PC card assembty (600), secured by screws (610) and spring
washers (620),and used to interconnect power PC card assembly (530),pilot PC card
assembly (mf. !PL Fig. 3) and protection PC card assembly (ref. IPL Fig. 4). The
connections are provided by connectors (630) and (640). Connectors (640) are secured
by nuts (650) and insulating washers (6ô0).lt accommodates serniconductor diode CR45
(6701,
- mnnector assernbly (8801,secured by screws (690) and &ring washers (700) to casing
(750) which is made integral wlth the chassis by screws p60) and spn'ng washers (770)
which also attach teminal lug (780). The connector assembly comprises connector (710)
and electrlcal wires (720, 730 and 740),
- the stems of the vsrious component items are insulated from the chassis by insulating
bushes (460), which also protect the attachement of transistors QIand Q2, and
feedthrough connectom (450),
- an angle bmcket (790), secured through diode CR4 (250).This angle bracket supports
fuse F2 (800),serniconductor diodes CR46 (810) and CR47 (820).These componenis
are soldered to studs (830and 840).
B. Pilot PC card assernbly (Ref. IPL, Fig. 3)

The pilot PC eard assembly is electrically connected to intermediate PC card assernbly (ref.
600 Fig. 2) through connector (IO), secured by screws (20), flat waskrs {25), spring
washers (30) and nuts (40), and comprises a PC card accommodating the following items :
- fixed capacitors C3 (130), C4 (go), C5 (IOO), C6 (50),C7 (1 1O), C8 (120), Cg (BO), CIO
(80) and C l 3 (70),
- semimnductordiodes CR7 (210),CR8 (1401, CR9 (1901, CR10 (2201, CR71 (IS),CR12
(1801, CR13 (23Q),CRd4 (3201,CRIS (330), CR16 (1701, CR17 {240), CR18 (160),
CR19 (250), CR20 (260), CR21 (2701, CR36 (ZOO), CR37 (280), CR38 (2901, CR39
(300)and CR40 (310).
variable resistors R32 (340) et R33 (3501,
- fixed resistors R2 (3801,R3 (3901, R4 (520), R5 (530), R6 (470), R7 (400), R8 (360), R9
(420), RIO (370),R i 7 ( H O ) , R I Z (480), R I 3 (BlO), R i 4 (600),R I 5 (440), Ri6 (450),
R I 7 (580), R i 8 (590),R I 9 (55O), R20 (560),R2.i (430), R22 (650), R23 (480), R24
(5701, R25 (NO), R26 (630),R27 (490), R28 (620),R29 (4 1O), R30 (51O), R31 (500),
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- transistors Q3 (720), Q5 (680),Q6 (660),Q7 (67O),Q8 (700), Q9 (690) installed on an
insulator (740) and transistor Q4 (710) installed on an insulator (730),
- linear microstructures H l (750),H2 (770), H5 (760),
- relay K2 (780) installed on an insulator (790).
C. Protection PC CARD assernbly (Ref. IPL, Fig. 4 )
The protection PC card assemMy is dectrically connected to intermediate PC card
assembly (ref. 600, Fig. 2) thmugh connecter (10) secureci by screws (201, flat
washers (251, sprirtg washers (30)and nuts (40) and comprises a PC card accornmodating
the fallowing items :
- semiconductor diodes CR22 (160), CR23 (210),CR24 (130), CR25 (1401, CR26 (150),
CR27 (200), CR28 (1701, CR29 (220), CR30 (t80), CR31 (230), CR32 (240), CR33
(2901, CR34 (2501, CR35 (280),CR41 (2801, CR42 [270),
- variable resistors R66 (290) and R67 (3001,
- fixed resistors R37 (450), R38 (41 O), R39 (430), R40 (350), R41 (340), R42 (490), R45
(4601, R46 (3901, R47 (3701,R48 (380),R49 (470), R50 (4OD), R51 (480), R52 (5ûû),
R53 (3601,R54 (51O), R55 (440), R56 (420), R57 (520), R58 (580), R59 (5401, R60
(5501, R61 (560), R62 (570), R63 (31O), R64 (320),R65 (330)and R70 (530),
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NOTE : Transistors Q I 2 and Q13, and SCR Qq4 are installed on insulator (620).
- linear microstnrctures H3 (630)and H4 (640).
A. General
The sofid-state protection regulator is connected to the aircraft system starter-generator and
,operates in two different ways depending on whethar the generator function or the starter
function is concemed.
In the firçt case, the protection regulator keeps the generator output voltage constant in
spite of load or speed variations by causing a p w r transistor to chop the field cumnt at a
frequency determined by the starter-generator characteridics.
During the starting sequence, the protection regulator maintains a constant starting current
input by graduafly reducing starter field current to lengthen the starter-generator service life.
A lower field current lima is however fixed to grevent starter-generator from running away off
load.
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B. P r i n c i p l e (Ref. F i g . 2)
The generator o u t p u t voltage i s supplied t o the p r o t e c t i o n regulator

through contacts M-N.
T h i s i n p u t v o l t a g e i s f i l t e r e d and regulated then processed t o supply,

v i a f i e l d relay (REX) and c o n t a c t s K-L, the f i e l d current necessary t o
keep the generator output v o l t a g e constant.
The f i e l d current i s made nearly constant by a srnoothing d i o d e .

A magnetic mernory' type double-throw norrnally-closed
field rel ay (REX) iç
series-connected across contacts M-N and the power c i r c u i t , and across
the power c i r c u i t and contacts K-L.
The power c:ircuit mainly comprises a transistor operated a s an "on/offl'

switch which allows the f i e l d current t o flow as long a s the generator
voltage has n o t reached i t s p r e s e t value and c u t s i t o f f uhen this
preset v a l u e is exceeded.
The transistor i s c o n t r o l l e d by a p i l o t c i r c u i t which continuously
compares the generator o u t p u t voltage, sensed by a d e t e c t o r c i r c u i t
connected t o t h e regulation p o i n t t h r o u g h contact F, w i t h the constant
vol tage o f a reference circui t .
Depending on the voltage difference, the p i l o t c i r c u i t adjusts the
t r a n s i s t o r conduction p e r i o d to maintain a minimum difference value.
The protection regulator i s a l sa designed t o p r o t e c t the systern
against :
- overvoltage conditions,
- reversed p o l a r i ty,
- r e v e r s e overvol tage conditions,
and m o n i t o r s t h e p a r a l l e l - c o u p l e d generators by d i s t r i b u t i n g the

generator loads so t h a t they are nearly equal on bath generators.
The p r o t e c t i o n regulator a l s o comprises a c i r c u i t controlling i t s
overvol tage cut-on and other anci 11 ary circuits which perfom the
f o l 1owi ng functions :
- protection a g a i n s t reversed pol a r i t y ,

- noise suppression,
- remotely contro7 l e d cut-out used t o disconnect t h e generator f r o m the
sys tem,
- rearming and r e ~ e t t i n g ~ tre-connect
o a generator f o l l o w i n g a cut-out,
- constant starting current control.
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C. Detailed operation (Ref. Fig. 3)
(1) Regulator function
(a) Generator output voltage regulation

- Voltage sansing circuit
The voîtage sensing circuit comprises the chain of resistors R13, R14, P l , R72,
R I 1, R32 and a smoothing capacitor C8. The chain is connected to the regulation
point through contact F and reflects the generator output voltage. The position of
the slider of variable resistor P i determines a voltage which is applied to input 2 of
integrated circuit H l .
Voltage adjust variable resistor P l is associated with the voltage sensing circuit to
set the generator output voltage between 25 and 30 V.
A voltage lirniting circuit, composed of R9 and CRIO, is associaied with the sensing
circuit for the purpose of palliating the serious overvoltage hazard resufting from an
inadvertently broken conneetion between contact F and the regulation point.
Should this happen, tbis circuit limrts the voltage rise to 3 V above the preset value.
- Reference circuit
The voltage applied to input 3 of integrated circuit H l is the temperature-
compensated reference voltage ( h m 6 to 7 V) which is continuously compared
with the sensed voltage.
A stabilised + 20 V voitage is supplied through RIO to CRi4, CR21 from which the
referenee voltage is tapped.
The comparator circuit consists to integrated circuit Hi which continuously

compares sensing circuit output voltage V2, applied to input 2, with reference
voltage V3, applied to input 3.
If V6 = output voltage from integrated circuit Hl :
-
NOTE : Output 6 of amplifier H l changes state for a very small difference behnreen
V2 and V3, of the order of a few rnillivok.
- Field conbol circuit and power circuit
Before field-effect transistor (FET) Q4 fires, its behaves like a low-value resistor.(of
about 50 il)as gate G and source S are at the sarne potential.
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The weak residual generator voltage o f about 0.7 t o 0.8 V

nevertheless develops a base current i n 43 through R3, R5 and
Q4 which 7s strong enough t o cause Dar7 ington-connected transi s-
t o r Q2, driven by 43, t o deliver a weak f i e l d current.
The generator t h u s c u t s i n and, as long a s i t s output voltage
does not equal the preset value, the gate of transistor 44
ramains p o s i t i v e w i t h respect t o t h e source as the o u t p u t o f
Hl i s p o s i t i v e : V3 > V2.
When o u t p u t 6 o f H l dropç down t o zero (V3 V2), the g a t e i ç
negatively biased w i t h respect t o the source : t r a n s i stor 44
then i n s e r t s an infinite resistance between D and S, thereby re-
moving the base current çupply t o 43 and, subsequently, voltage
Vex drops down t o zero.
The signal available a t c o n t a c t K i s therefore a square wave-
form whose recurrence depends on t h e generator characteri s l i CS.
The field current is maintained nearly constant by t h e smoothing
a c t i o n o f diode CR4 across contacts K-L and R-S which conducts
when t h e power t r a n s i s t o r is o f f .
A feedback c i r c u i t , including components R6, C4, C5, and R12, i s

i n s e r t e d between t h e output of transistor Q2 and i n p u t 2 of am-
plifier H l .
Noise suppression i s provided by a filter wh4ch basically
cons1 s t s o f inductor L l series-conneeted t o the power c i r c u i t ,
and adequate capacitors Cl and C3.
-
NOTE : When the starter-generator operates i n starter mode, the
regul a t i o n point vol tage equal s the source voltage 1eçs
the 1 i ne vol tage drops. The regul a t o r f u n c t i o n mai n t a i nç
f u l l generator f i e l d current a s 1-ong as the voltage i s
lower than t h e p r e s e t value o f t h e starter function, but
it alsu cuts o f f the f i e l d current supply when the f i e l d
current tends t o exceed t h e preset value, thereby causing
the generator t o absorb a c u r r e n t strong enough t o keep
this voltage equal to or 1 ower than the presel value.
( b ) Load bal ance and generator garai 1 el -coupl ing

Contact D, connected t o generator terminal Eq, and contact E,
connected t o t h e Joad balance bus t h r o u g h protection fuse FS, are
b o t h connected to t h e c i r c u l t i n c l u d i ng sensing resi stor R20 and .
the normal ly-closed contacts o f bal ance reI ay K2.
Contact 0 energizes t h e coil o f bal ancing relay K2 through

resistor R25 under the same c o n d i t i o n s as the coil of reverse
.
current rel ay CDD (ie . f r o m a generator + termi na1 ) and al so
through transistor Q7. The r e l a y closes a t 24 V when the voltage
inereases and opens a t 2 1 V when t h e voltage decreases.
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When the geierator loads becomes unbalanced, current f t ows

through t h i s c i r c u i t and i s characterized by a voltage d r o p w i t h
a given p o l a r i t y across resistor R20 and a v o l t a g e drop o f same
magnitude b u t w i t h a reverse p o l a r i t y across the sensing
r e s i s t o r i n t h e other p r o t e c t i o n regulator. T h i s polarity i s
sensed by a balancing amplifier HZ which drives the r e s p e c t i v e
p i l o t c i r c u i t s through t r a n s i s t o r Q6 t o reduce the v o l t a g e of
the overlaaded generator and t o increase t h e voltage o f the
under-loaded generator so as t o keep the current f l o w nearly
equal t o zero.
The balancing amplifier ability t o lower the voltage o f the
more heavi l y loaded generator is used when t h e bus is a l ready
connected t o a f i r s t generator and the second generator i s t o be
connected. T h i s is n o t possible unless the v o l t a g e difference
,between the bus and the generator standing by i s i n the favo-
rab1 e direction f o r t h i s generator and s u f f i c i e n t f o r i t s
connection. I f t h e f i r s t generator is l i g h t l y loaded, as usual,
by t h e battery Tor instance, t h i s v o l t a g e d i fference autornatical-
l y appears under t h e a c t i o n o f t h e current flowing t h r o u g h the
balancing circuits as soon a s balancing relay K 2 , associated
w i t h the protection regul ator o f t h e second generator, cl oses
and t hereby enabl es its connection.
(c) P r o t e c t i o n o f regulator c i r c u i t s
- Reverse overvol tage protection

The reverse overvol tage protection c i rcui t protects the power
t r a n s i s t o r a g a i ns t reverse overvol tage candi t i o n s and cornpri ses '
semi conductor d i ode CR2 appropri atel y connected across contacts

K-L and M-N.
- Reverse pol a r i ty protection
The reverse polarity protection consists o f Zener diode CRI,

connected across contacts M-N and K-L, for the purpose o f pre-
v e n t i n g a generator which e x h i b i t s n e g a t i v e residual rnagnetism,
from c u t t i n g i n .
S t a r t i n g current ho1 ding f u n c t i o n
The current holding circuit rnonitors the generator balancing

terminal voltage, sençed across contacts D and R-S and representa-
t l v e o f the current draw, by comparing i t w i t h a reference voltage
i n operational amplifier HS.
As soon a s the current draw i s less t h a n Io, H5 changes s t a t e and
delivers a + s i g n a l t o the base o f Q9 through CR18 and R30.
Q9 conducts through Q8 which i s control led tbroughout the starting
sequence by a t signal from contact C.
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Figure 3 - Schernatic diagram

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Conductive Qg grounds the gate of Q4 to reduce the starter field current so as to keep
the voltage at contact D, and subsequently the current draw, at a constant value.
The field current has however a lower limit to prevent the off-loaded generator from
accidentally ninning away as a result of a failure that may occur during the starting
sequence.
For this purpose, the starting current holding circuit is designed so that the apparent
resistance of the power circuit (contacts A and R-S) is never less than 20 82 to prevent
the generator from reaching a hamifui running speed.
The minimum field current value is obtained from signal (+), held on contact C during
the starting sequence and transmitted by CR17 and R22, which causes transistor Q I to
conduct, thereby connecting resistor Rf to contacts A and R-S.
(3) Protection function
(a) Overvoltage protection

The purpose of this function is to cut off the field current supply to the generator
responsible for the overvoltage condition and to isolate it from the system by
opening its associated reverse current relay.
The overvottage sensing circuit is preset to between 31.5 and 31.8 V and it
operates by energizing relay REX through SCR Q I 4 to cut off the power suppty to
contact A, thereby opening the reverse current relay of the faulty generator.
The power supply to contact K-L is slmultaneous!y cut off,thereby removing the
field current supply from the faulty generator.
The overvoltage protection circuit operation is delayed as follows :
- 32 V ovenroltage : 1 to 3 sec. time delay
- 35 V ovenroltage : 0.25 to 1.5 sec. time delay
-45 V overvoltage : 0.04 to 0.45 sec. time delay
- 80 V ovenroltage ; 0.015 to 0.08 sec. time delay
In case of malfundion as the generators are paraIlel-connected, the ovetvottage
sensing circuit of the less loaded generator is prevented from operating by a
compamtive measurement of the voltage across the balancing windings of each
generator.
(b) Rearming of relay REX

A signal (+) is applied ta contact G and generates through QI3 and semioonductor
diode CR31 and diode CR46 a pulse which rearms relay RU( and is applied to
contact K-L through semiconductor diode CR32 and resistor R57 to strengthen thé
residual magnetism of the grnerator for the purpose of facilitating' its cut-in if
necessary.
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The a n t i - c y c t i c design o f the circuit prevents r e l a y REX from

h u n t l n g in case o f rearming w i t h a f a u l t sti11 present,
S i g n a l ( c ) , a p p 7 i e ~t o contact G , s h o u l d have a minlmum ampli-

tude o f 15 V f o r a t least 10 msec.
Emergency rearming can a7 so be controlled by a p p l y i n g a signal

(+) t o c o n t a c t V t h r o u g h d i o d e CR47, transistor 413 and diode
CR31.
( c ) 0vervo't.tage test
Pression pushbuttan switch SN1 changes the reçistance value in

the sensing c l r c u i t t o increase t h e voltage to a leuel, slightly .
higher t h a n the overvol t a g e protection threshold of H3. T h i s
energi zes re'l ay REX .
( 4 ) Remotel y controll ed tripping function

T r i ppi ng can be remotel y controll ed :
- either by opening the connection between contact H and ground,

- or by çirnultaneously applying a signal (+) t o c o n t a c t J and-:
openi ng the connection between c o n t a c t H and=>ground.
T h i s signal b r i n g s transistor QI2 out o f c u t - o f f and, t h r o u g h semi-

conductor diode C R 2 3 , t h i s transistor grounds the tripping coi1 of
relay REX, thereby cutting o f f the f i e f d current supply t o the
generator ( c o n t a c t K-1) .
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1. TESTING
A. Equipment required
- A generator identical t o the one I n s t a l l e d i n t h e a i r c r a f t .

- A generator d r i v i n g stand.
- A l o a d resi s t o r RC,
- A resiçtor ( R I ) , 20si 60 W.
- A pawer fupply ( S I ) , 0-10 Y variable v o l t a g e w j t h f i n e adjustment
p r o v i s i o n and 1 A o u t p u t capacity.
- A puwer ~ u p p l y(S2), 0-60 V variable voltage w 7 t h a 5 A o u t p u t
capacity.
- A power supply (531, 0-30 V v a r i a b l e voltage and 3 A o u t p u t capacity.
- A semiconductor diode ( C R I ) , 20 A a t 200 V .
- A semiconductor d i o d e (CRZ), 5 A at 200, V.
- Two a h m e t e r s , 20000 n /V interna1 r e s i k t a n c e and 1.5 V power supply.
- Two moving-vane volmeters (Y1 and VZ), 0.5 class and 0-100 V range.
- Three moving-vane voltmeters ( V 3 , V4 and VÇ), 0.5 class and 0-30 V
range.
- : AUXILEC t e s t s e t P/N 41563 can be s u b s t i t u t e d f o r al1 these items

NOTE
of equipment ( r e f . F i g . 102).
- A moving-vane v o l t n i e t e r ( V 6 ) , 0.5 çSass and 0-3 V range.
- Three single-throw switches (IC,. 12 and 15).
- Two double-throw swi tches (11 and 13).
- Two double-throw switches (16 and 17).
- Five single-throw pushbutton switches (P2, P3, P4, P5 and P10).
- Three double-pole s i n g l e-thraw pushbutton switches ( P l , P6 and P7) .
8. T e s t set-up (Rpf. Fig.101)
CAUTION : 00 NOT SUBJECT THE PROTECTION REGULATOR T0 INSULATION

BREAKDOh!N/RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT TESTS.
-
NOTE : A l 1 s p e c i f i c a t i o n values are given
range of between + 1 5 and + 30" C,
f o r an ambiens temperature
- Connect al1 the system components a s shown i n t h e t e s t set-up diagram.

- B e f o r e commencing the t e s t s , set al1 the switches t o the positions
shown i n the diagram and ensure t h a t t h e power s u p p l i e s a r e switched
off and t h e i r terminal voltages are zero.
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NOTE : To operate variable resistor P1 (ref. 480, IPL Fig. 2) on the protection regulator
front panel, loosen the Iocking nut on the slotted adjustment shaft.
C. Dynamic tests
CAUTlON : DO NOT BREAK THE PROTECTION REGULATORlGENERATOR
CONNECTIONS (CONNECTORS UNPLUGGED) UNLESS THE
GENERATOR IS INOPERATIVE (ZERO DRIVE SPEED).
(1) Cut-in check
(a) Cut-in initiated by 28 V applied to terminal G

Set switches 11 and 13 to position "1".
Start the drive stand and progressively incwase its speed by pressing push-button
P2. Before reset by P3.
Check that the generator cuts in at a residual voltage s 0.8 V as read on VI.
(b) Cut-in initiated by residual generator rnagnetism

ensure that relay RU(. K I is de+nergiegd.
Wjth switches I I and 13 in position "l",
Press push-button Pl0 to connect the generator "+" terminal to the regulator
terminal 'II".
Stari the driving stand and progressively increase its speed to check that the
regulator allows generator cut-in at a residual voltage I 0.8 V as read on V I .
(2) Voltage adjustment range check

Switches II and 13 are still in position "1".
Drive the generator at an average s p ~ within
d its aperating range.
Set variable resistor P4 to the maximum dockwise limit and check that V I reads 30 V.
Set variable resistor P l back ta the minimum counterdockwise Iimit and check that V I
reads 25 V.
Adjust variaMe resistor Pi for a generator voltage reading of 28.5 k 0.3 3 on VI.
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Figure 101 - Test set-up diagram
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(3) Voltage lirniting function check

Switches I l and 13 are still in position "1 ".
The generator is driven at an average speed within its operating range.
Check that V I reads an output voltage of 28.5 I 0.3 V ; if not, adjust variable
resistor P l for this reading.
Set switch 13 to position "O".
Check that V1 reads a generator output voltage increasa of 5 7 V.
Set switch 13 to position "7"
Reset as instructed in paragmph C.8.
(4) Balancing funcüon check

Switches 11 and 13 are set up to position "1".
The genereitor is driven at an average speed within its operating range.
Check that V I reads an output voltage of 28.5 I 0.3 V ; if not, adjust variable resistor
P l for this reading.
Set switch 16 to position "1" and switch 17 to position "1" (under these conditions, the +
-
pole is on contact D and the pole is on contact E).
Close switch 15.
Adjuçt power S I for a reading of 0.2V on V4.
Check that V l reads a voltage increased by 2 1.5 V.
With the output voltage of S i still ai 0.2 V, set switch 16 to position "2" (under these
conditions, the +. pole is on contact E and the - pole on dntact D).
Check that V I reads a voltage drop r 1.5 V.
(5) Ovenroltage protection function check
(a) Preliminary steps

With switch I l set switch 13 to position "1".
in position "l",
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Check that V I reads an output voitage of 28.5 * 0.3 V ; if not, adjust variable
resistor Pi for this reading.
(b) Ovewoltage cut-out threshold check

Close mvitch 12 and progressiveiy adjusi the voltage of power supply S2 Io V2.
Check that overvoltage cut-out occurs at a voltage of between 31.5 and 31.8 V,
Resei as intructed in paragraph C,8.
(c) Overvoltage cut-out time delay check

Open switch 12 and adjust the voltage of power supply S2, as read on V2, to the
values specified in the following table.
Each time, dose 12 and check that cut-out occurs within the limits specified.
After every tut-out test, reset as intructed in pamgraph C.8.
OVERVOLTAGE TlME DELAY (SEC.)

VALUE
Min. Max.
32 1 3
35 0.25 1.5 ,
45 0.04 0.45
80 0.015 0.080
-------
TESTING < 4 second
(6) Overvoltage test check

Switch 11 is still in position "1" and switch 13 an position "2".
Check mat V I ~ a d an *
s output vottage of 28.5 0.3 V ; if not, adjust variable resistor
P l for this reading.
. Press push-buttom SWI {ref. 390, IPL Fig. 2) on the rear panel of the protection
regulator and P2 and check that VI reads a voltage equal to the residual voltage
(5 0.8 V) after a time M a y about 1 second.
Set switch 13 to position "1".
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(7) Selector circuit check

Check that V I reads an output voltage of 28.5 1: 0.3 V ; if not, adjust variable resistor
P7 for this reading.
With switch [6 in position "l",set switch 17 to position "1" (under these condiions the +
pole is on contact D and the - pole is on contact E).
Close switch 15.
Adjust power supply S I for a voltage reading on V4 of 0.15 V.
Open switch 13 to position "O".
Press push-button SWI
Check that the overvoltage protection circuit does not operate.
Adjust power supply S I until the ovenroltage protection circuit is operate.
Check that it operate for V4 = 0.1 V +0.05I -O V.
(8) Rasetting function check

NOTE : Before undertaking this test, check the overvobage protection feature.
Switches I l and 13 are still in position "1".
Check that V I reads an output voltage of 28.5 4 0.3 V ; if not, adjust the variable
lnitiate an overvoitage eut-out as instructed in paragraph C. 6.
Adjust power supply S3 for a voltage reading of 18 V on'V3.
Press push-button P3 and check that the field relay is reset when this voltage is held for
a time r 10 msec.
NOTE : This resetting is visible on V I as the voltage changes from the residual voltage
value for the rated voltage value (28.5 V).
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(9) Emergency resetting function check

Switches 14 and 13 are still in position "1".
The generator is driven ai an average speed within its operating range.
- Initiate an overvoltage cut-out as specified in garagraph C. 5. (b).
- Stop the.driving stand.
- With the generator inoperative, start the driving stand and progressively increase its
speed by pressing push-button P l 0 and note the residual voltage value upon
resetüng.
- Check that the residual voltage value is s 0.8 V as read on V2 when the relay REX
KI is jusf energized.
(10)Rernotely controll4 eut-out functian check
(a) Cut-out rernotely controlled by ground cut-off

Check that V I reads an output voltage of 28.5 I 0.3 V ; if not, adjust variable
Press push-button P4 and check that the field current supply is cut-off.
Release push-button P4.
Reset as specified in paragraph C.8.
(b) Cut-out rernotely controlled by bus short-circuit
NOTE; When the dynamic tests are complet&, tighfen the locking nut on the
adjustment shaft of variable resistor P l (ref.480, I P l Fig. 2) while holding
the variable resistor shafi of P l (using a screwdriver) to avoid altering the
voltage setting.
43. Static tests

NOTE : AUXILEC test set P/N 41563 (ref. Fig. 702) can be used to perform these tests.
(1) Funtiional check of baalnccing relay

Set switches I l and 13 to position " 2 .
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Close switch 12 and press pushbutton P l .

Progressively increase the v o l t a g e of pcwer supply 52 and, u s i n g the
o h e t e r , check t h a t the balancing relay closes a t a v o l t a g e of
.. 1 V a s read on V2.
24 -i-
Progressively decrease t h e voltage o f power s u p p l y S2 and, using the

o h e t e r , check t h a t the balancing r o l a y opens a t a voltage o f
21 +- 1 V as read on V2.
Set power supply '52 zero and open swi t c h 12.
( 2 ) 3al ancinq relay c l o s i n g prevention check
Swi tches 11 and 13 are s t i l l i n posi E i o n "2" .

Adjust the vol tage o f power supply S2 f o r a 28 V reading on V2.
Close s w i t c h 12.
Press pushbutton P l and, u s i n g the ohmmeter, check t h a t the

balancïng r e l a y i s closed.
Adjust o u t p u t voltage of S3 f o r a V3 reading o f 12 +- 1 V .

Press pushbutton P5 and, usin! t h e ohmmeter, check that the balan-
c i n g relay i s open.
Set both power s u p p l i e s 52 and S3 t o zero and open s w i t c h 12.
(3) Remotely controlled c u t - o u t f u n c t i o n check

y controll ed by ground c u t - o f f
( a ) Cut-out rem~tet
ReFer t o paragraph 1 . C - ( 9 ) .
(b) Cut-out remotely controlled by bus s h o r t - c i r c u i t

Set switcheç 11 and 13 t o "O".
A d j u s t t h e o u t p u t voltage o f S3 for a V3 reading o f 18 V.
Press pushbutton P6 and, u s i n g the ohmmeter, check t h a t t h e

f i e l d relay i s closed-
Press p u s h b u t t o n P7 and, u ç i n g the ohmmeter, press p u s h b u t t o n P6 .

and check t h a t f i e l d relay 1 s open.
Set s u p p l y 53 t o zero and switches 11 and 13 to p o s i t i o n " 2 " .
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( 4 ) S t a r t i n g currenn ha1 ding f u n c t i o n check
- : Vt oo lttha ge e aVDJ
NOTE i s t h e s t a r t i n g current h o l d i n g value s p e c i f i c
ircraft.
S w i tches 11 and 13 are s t i l l i n p o s i t i o n " 2 " .
Close s w i t c h 12 and a d j u s t t h i n u t p u t v o l t a g e o f power supply S2

f o r a V 2 readi ng o f 16 V.
Check t h a t V 5 reads 15 t 0.5 V .
Adjust the output i o l k a g e o f power supply 53 f o r a V3 readine o f

12 t 1 V.
Ensure t h a t s w i t c h 16 i s i n p o s i t i o n "1" and s w i t c h 17 i n p o s i t i o n
" 2 " junder these c o n d i t i o n s , t h e + p o l e i s on c o n t a c t O and the -
p o l e on c o n t a c t R-S) .
Close switch 15 and p r e s s pushbutton P5.
Progressively increase the v o l t a g e reading on V 1 (VD - R-5) by
a d j u s t i n g power supply SI and check t h a t :
- the vol t a g e reading of V5 drops down t o 7.5 s 2 V when vol tage

V6 across VD, - R-S i-s < 1 - 5 5 i
--0.05 V ,
- V 5 readç 15 t- 0.5 V when v o l t a g e V 6 across VD '- R-S i s > 1.55 .?
0.05 V .
Set power supplies S2, 53 and S4 t o zero and open swi tches 12 and
15.
( 5 ) Speed l i m i t i n g c i r c u i t check
Swi tches I l and 13 are ç t i l l i n p o s i t i o n "2".
Close s w i t c h 12 and a d j u s t the o u t p u t voltage o f 32 f o r a V2 readîng

of 16 V .
Check t h a t V5 reads 15 +- 0 . 5 Y.
A d j u s t the o u t p u t voltage o f power 53 f o r a V3 r e a d i n g 3 12 V.
Press pushbutton P5 and check t h a t V5 reads 7.5 + 2 V.
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S. TROUBLESHOOTING
FAILURE PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTION
The generator f a i 1s - No resetting a f t e r - Reset.

to cut i n . overvol t a g e faul t .
- Reference c i r c u i t - Replace p i l o t
defective. . PC card assembly
(or check 05,
R10, CR14, C R 2 1 ) .
- Pilot c i r c u l t defective. - Replace pilot
PC card assentbly
(or check Hl).
- C u t - i n , amplifier o r - Replace p i l o t PC
power circuit defective. card assembly (or check
93, q 4 3 R3, R 5 ) .
- Replace heat sink assembly
( o r check 42, K I ) .
- M-P(or K-L cannection - Check t h e connector
broken in connecter assembly .
assernbl y.
Vol tage range o u t - Variable resistor PI - Adjust v a r i a b l e
o f adjustment. out o f adjustment. resistor-Pl for a VI
reading of 28.5 V.
Balancing function - P i l o t PC card assembly - Replace t h e p i l o t PC card

d e f e c t i ve. defective. assernbly (or check KZ, RZO,
Q6, Hz)
Reverse overvol t a g e - Heat sink assembly - Replace the h e a t s i n k
protection f u n c t i o n defective. assembly (or check CR?).
i nef f e c t i ve .
Reverse p o l a r i t y - Heat sink assembly - Replace t h e h e a t s i n k

protection f uncti on. def e c t i ve . assmbly (or check C R I ) .
Overvoltage p r o t e c t i o n - Protection PC card - Replace the protection
function d e f e c t i v e . assernbly defective. PC card assembly ( o r check
914, H 3 ) .
k s e t t i n g function - Protection PC card - Replace the protection PC
deTecti ve. assembly d e f e ~ ~ t i v e . card açsembly ( o r check 413).
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FA1LURE PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIOFJ
Sel ector c i r c u i t - Protection PC card - Replace the protection

f u n c t i o n defective. assembly d e f e c t i ve. PC card assernbly
( o r check H4).
Remotel y controll ed - Protection PC card - Replace the protection

cut-out f u n c t i o n assembly d e f e c t i ve. PC card assembl y
defective. (or check 912).
S t a r t i n g current - P i l o t PC card - Replace the p i l o t PC card
holding f u n c t i o n asçembly d e f e c t i v e . assernbly (or check H5, Q9,
d e f e c t i ve. Q8)
Speed 1 i m i t i n g function - Heat s i n k assembly - Replace heat s i n k
defecti ve. defective. assembly ( o r check Ql, R I ) .
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PR4 026
DISASSEMBLY
NOTE : See "Testing and Troubleshooting" to establish the condition of the cornpanent or most
probable cause of its malfundion. This is to determine the extent of disassembly .
required without comgletely tearing down and rebuilding the oomponent.
1. GENERAL
Systematically discard alf safetying devices each time the equipment is disassambled.
2. PROCEDURE
A. Removafof dust cover and base (Ref. IPL, Fig. 1)

NOTE : Dust cover (10) and base (60) cannot be removed individually.
I - Remove screws (201,flat washers (30), spring washers (35),lead-sealing (50) if ii is

present and nuts (40).
- Rernove screws (70) and spring washers (80).
- Remove dust eover ( I O ) and base (60).
B. Rsmoval of protection PC card assembly (Ref. IPL, Fig. 1)
- Pull out protection PC card assembly (90) from the heat sink assembly by sliding it in the
PC card guides.
- Rernove the protection PC card assembly
C. RemovalofpilotPCcardassembly (Ref.IPL,Fig. 1)
- Pull out pilot PC card assembly (100)from the heat sink assembly by sliding it in the PC
card guides.
- Remove the pilot PC eard assembly,
NOTE : At this stage of disassembly, hear sink assembly (1 10) is removed.
D. Dlsrnantling of heat sink assembly (Ref. lPL, Fig. 2)

(1) Removal of a transistor Q I or Q2.
Remove both nuts (60 or 230),bath spring washers (70 or 140), located under these
nuCs, then unsolder terminal lug (40)or terminal lug (1 1O ) from the wire leading to
resistor R1 (270) and inductor L i (300).
Remove screws (50 or 120), flat washers (80 ar 150).
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Unsol der b o t h o.utputs . o f - t r a n s i stor .Ql (30) o r Q2 ( 100) from p o w r

PC card assernbly (5301, then remove the t r a n s i s t o r and i n s u l a t o r
. (20 o r 90).
( 2 ) Removal o f semiconductor diodes C R 1 o r CR2 o r CR4
Unsol der the lead from the cathode.
Remove the a t t a c h i n g n u t , spring washer (200 o r 240 or 260) then

remove semiconductor diode C R 1 (160) o r C R 2 (210) o r C R 4 (250),
i n s u l a t i n g washer (190 o r 230) and i n s u l a t i n g bush (180 o r 220).
-
NOTE r When serniconductor diode C R 1 i s connected, unsolder and
remove terminal l u g (170).
( 3 ) Rernoval o f fixed resistor R I
Unsolder the wires l e a d i n g f r o m transistors Q1 and Q2.

NOTE : T h i s s t e p
- i s al ready cornpleted i f transistors Q1 and Q2 are
rernoved.
Remove screws (280), spring washers (290) then f i x e d resistor
R 1 (270).
( 4 ) Removal o f fnductor L 1
unsoider the wire leading fïam inductor L 1 (300) frorn feedthrough
connector (450) on the power PC card assernbly.
Unsol der the wire 1eading from transistor Q2,
-
NOTE : T h i s step i s already cornpleted i f transistor 92 i s rernoved.
Remove screw (310), spring washer (3201, washers (340 and 350), CQVar
(360) then inductor t 1 (300) and washer (330) .
( 5 ) Removal o f f i x e d c a p a c i t o r Cl
Unsolder the outputs o f f i x e d capacitor Cl (380) from the power PC
c a r d assembly then remove the f i x e d capacitor.
Discard i n s u l a t i n g s t r i p (370) cemented tu the heat . çink assembly.
( 6 ) Removal o f pushbutton switch SU1

Remove cap (400).
Unsolder the leads from pushbutton switch (390) then remove the
attachi ng n u t and pushbutton s w i t c h SM1 (390).
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(7) Removal of fuse-holder FI

Rernove the cap and fuse (420) from the fuse holder.
Unsolder the leads from fuse-holder (410) then remove the attaching nut and fuse-
holder (410).
Unsolder the lead f m socket (430}, remove the attaching nut, spring washer (440) and
socket (430).
(9) Removal of variable resistor P1

Unsolder the three leads from variable resistor P i (480).
Rernove the locking nut from the shaft then Ioosen and remove the attaching nut,
washer, plate (470) and variable resistor P i (480).
(10) Removal of relay K I

Unsolder the outputs of relay K I (490) from the power PC card assembly.
Rernove swews (500), spring washers (515) and nuts (5201, then relay K j (4901, and
bushes (510) or shim (523)and stirrup (525) according to assembly.
(1 1) Removal of fixed capacitor C2

Unsolder the outputs of fixed capacitor C2 (540) fmm the heat sink assembly
feedthrough connectors then remove the fixed capacitor.
(12) Rernoval of semioonducfor diodes CR6 or CR43 or CR44

Unsolder the outputs of semiconductor diode CR6 (550) or CR43 (580) or CR44 (570)
from the power PC card assembly then remove semiconductor diode CR6 or CR43 or
CR44.
(13) Removal of fixed resistors R71 or R72

Unsolder the outputs of fixed resistor R71 (580) or R72 (590) from the power PC card
assembly and remove the fuced resistor.
(14) Rernoval of intermediate PC card ~tssembly

Unsolder the contacts of oonnector (630) from the' power PC card assembly and
intermediate PC card assembly (800) then remove the cwnnedor.
Remove screws (6101, sprlng washers (620) and Intemediate PC card assembly.
At this stage of disassembly, the intermediate PC card is still fitted with connectors
(640) and semiconductor diode CR45 (670). To oMain a bare PC card :
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- unsolder the o u t p u t s and remove semiconductor diode CR45 - ( 6 7 ? ) ,

- unsolder the contacts o f connectors (640) from the intermediate
PC card assembly then remove n u t s (6501, i n s u l a t i n g washers (660)
and connecturs (540).
( 1 5 ) Rernoval o f connector assernbly

Unsol der t h e w i res 1 eadi ng from connector assembl y (680) ;front -the
power PC card assembly feedthrough connectors.
Unsolder t e r m i n a l lug (780).
Loosen and remove screws (690), s p r i n g washers (700) and connector
assembly (680).
To o b t a i n a baré connector (710) :
- u n s o l d e r the l e a d s f r o m the connector c o n t a c t s .
Power PC card assembly (530) i s thus removed.

Remove screws (7601, s p r i n g washers (770), terminal l u g (780) then
casing (750).
(16) Rernoval of rnounting angle b r a c k e t assernbly.(79'0)
Remove t h e n u t securlng semiconductor diodeCR4 (PSO), washer (260) and
serniconductor diode CR4.
Unsolder the leads of fuse F2 (800) and serniconductor diodes
(810 and 820) from studs (830 and 840).
Rmove the mounting angle bracket.
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1. PROCEDURE
Cleaning o f t h e p r o t e c t i o n regulator anly consists i n removing dust w i t h
a paintbrush or a low-pressure d r y a i r jet.
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CHECK
1. €QUIPMENT REQUIRED
- A diel e c t r i c tester, SEFELEC type M4UB o r e q u i v a l e n t .
- An impedance bridge, METRl X type IX307A o r equivalent,
- A "Transi s tor Curve Tracer", TEKTRONI X type 575 or e q u i v a l e n t .
2. PROCEDURE
A. Mechanical checks ( R e f . IPL, F i g . 1)
- Visually i n s p e c t d u s t cover (IO), base (60) and h e a t s i n k açsernbly

(110) f o r cracks.
- Also ensure t h a t the d u s t cover i s free from d e n t s and check the
connecter contacts for condi t i o n .
- I f any one of these cmponents i s d e f e c t i v e , discard the corresponding
sub-assembly.
B. El ectrical checks
( 1 ) Check o f inductor L 1
Check the i n d u c t o r f o r c o n t i n u i t y across t h e two inductor l e a d s .

Also check t h a t t h e insulation resistance, rneasured across both leads
linked together and ground, i s more than 2 Mn,
I f any value i s incorrect, discard the inductor.
( 2 ) Check of semi conductors
( a ) Check o f a. r e c t i f i e r diode ( r e f . F i g . 501)

Using an o h m e t e r , check t h a t current flows i n one direction and
does n o t f l o w i n t h e reverse d i r e c t i o n .
( b ) Check of a Zener diode ( r e f . Fig. 502)
Perform t h e same checks as i n the case o f a r e c t i f i e r diode

(ref. para. ( a ) ) .
Prepare t h e t e s t s e t - u p w i t h an i n p u t voltage higher than the
Zener vol t a g e o f ' t h e di ode.
A d j u s t t h e power s u p p l y voltage t o the Zener value of the diode
by s e r i e s - c o n n e c t i n g a r e s i s t o r t o t h e c i r c u i t .
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.Cathode -
[0
- D i aqram .
Diode -
Figure SOL - R e c t i f i e r diode check

., -,
Resi stance t o
be cal cul ated
Diode to
be checked
. . .
~ i c j i r e502 - iener diode check
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Close s w i t c b I l and note the voltage reading o f voltmeter (V) ta --

deduce the c o n d i t i o n o f t h e diode.
I f the vol tmeter reads a voltage eqüal t o t h e Zener value speci -

fied by the manufacturer, the diode i s serviceable.
f f the v o l tmeter reads zero v o l t or a value close to the t e s t
voltage less the v o l t a g e drop across the r e s i s t o r , t h e diode
is unservi cea b l e and s hou1d be d i scarded .
(3) Check o f a t r a n s i s t o r
( a ) Symbols
Refer t o figure 503.

( b ) Connections
Refer t o f i g u r e 504.
( c ) Quick check
NOTE : T h i s check is performed w i t h an ohmmeter used t o ensure
t h a t the transistor i s n o t shorted or open but i t daes
n o t verify the transistor c h a r a c t e r i s t i c s ,
Using an ohmeter, check t h a t current flows across :

- base and collecter,
- base and ernitter.
CAUTION ; TAKE THE POLARITY OF THE TRANSISTOR TO BE CHECKED INTO
' CONS I DERATI ON.
(1)' First measurement ( r e f . F i g . 505)

The meter shows t h a t current flows.
Second measurement ( r e f . Fig. 505)

(ii)
The transi star is d e f e c t i ve when the meter i n d i cates f o r

b o t h neasurements t h a t :
- current f 1ows across base
and emitter
or
- current does n o t f l o w across base
and col 1ector
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Col 1 ector Col l ector

I
€ m i t ter Emi t t e r
NPN transistor PNP t r a n s i s t o r
Figure 503 - T r a n s i s t o r symbols
hitter
Col 1
NPN transistor PNP transistor
Figure 504 - ~ r a n ss itor connections

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. .
,.. , .
24-39-88
504
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NPN transistor PNP transistor
F i r ç t measurement
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NPN t r a n s i s t o r PNP transistor
Second measurement
F i g u r e 505 - Quick transistor check
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( d ) Complete check
Measure t h e transistor characteristics w i t h the "Curve Tracer"
and compare thern w i t h the manufacturer's data.
If any characteristics i s u n s a t i s f a c t o r y , discard the transistor.
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REPAI R
- : The materials t o be used are l i s t e d under " L i s t o f Materials".

NOTE
1. REPLACEMENT OF A COMPONENT SOLOERED T0 PC CARO ASSEMBLY (Ref. Fig,. 601)
A. Removal
- C u t the leads o f the component t o be removed as close as p o s s i b l e t o
the PC card assembly.
-
NOTE : .Thi s step
eaçi'er.
i s n o t mandatory b u t i t makes the component removal
- I f the leads are c u t , remove the d e f e c t i v e component by carefully

liftjng i t o f f i f i t i s s t u c k t o the PC card assembly o r adjacent
components b y varni sh.
- Using a soldering i r o n wi t h a v e r y srnall b i t and a maximum rating
of 30 W , apply heat t o t h e component a t i a c h i n g p o i n t s , one after the
other.
C A ü i I O N : MFiNOATORILY USE A SOLDERING IRO'N WITH A VERY SMALL-BIT TO
A V O I D DAWGING THE PC CARD ASSEMBLY.
- A t t h e same time as heat i s applied t o each solder j o i n t , place the

t e f l o n t i p o f a solder sucking pump on the end o f the soldering i r o n
b i t and t r i p the pump p i s t o n ti, suck i n molten alloy.
-
NOTE : I f t h e leads are c u t , the solder s u c k i n g pump will remove the
lead pieces remaining i n the holes.
B. Installation
- Select a cornponent corresponding t o t h e one removed by referring to
t h e IPL and check t o see whether t h i s component 1 s installed on a
diode cradle.
Cathode Cathode
\
Diode
Figure 601 - ~ o st?on

i of a diode
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- Using a paintbnish saturated with alcohol, dean both places to be soldered.

- Position the component on the PC card assembly, shape and cut its leads so that they
protrude by about one millimiter.
NOTE : When semiconductors are instaied on diode cradtes, insiall the cradle before fitting
the diode.
- lnstall the wmponent on the PC card assernbty.
CAUTION: WHEN A SEMICONDUCTOR DIODE IS REPLACED, TAKE CARE TO
CORRECTLY POSITION THE COMPONENT CATHODE WHICH IS
IDENTIFIED BY A RING NEAR TO ONE END.
- Using a very small bit soldering iron, sotder the cornponent to the PC card assernbly,
applying heat to both the PC card disk and the lead at the same tirne.
- Check that the solder joint is correct, Le.:
- the solder covers the whole disk,
- the whole solder suiface is shiny,
- the solder suiface Is ~n'moth.
- Apply one coat ofvarnish over areas from which if has been removed, using a paintbrush
and a mixture of two parts in volume of PYROFLEX varnish O651 and one part in volume
of hardener 606-651.
- Allow varnish to air dry for 24 hours then apply orange locking vamish 9070 SHB over
the solder joints.
2. REPLACEMENT OF A CONNECTOR SOLDERED TO PILOT OR PROTECTION PC CARD

ASSEMBLY (Ref. Fig. 602)
A. Removal
- Unsolder every connector leads by applying heat to the attachment point a soldering
iron with a very small bit and a maximum ratïng of 30 W.
CAUTION : MANDATORILY USE A SOLDERING IRON WlTH A VERY SMALL BIT TO

AVOID DAMAGING THE PC CARD ASSEMBLY.
- At the same time as heat is applied to each solder joint, place the Teflon tip of a solder
sucking pump on the end of the soldering iron b it and trip the pump piston to suck in
molten alay.
- Remave both screws (31, nuts (?), flat washers (5)and spring washêrs (41, then remove
connector (2).
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B. Installation
- Fit the PC card assembly to be reinstalled with a female connector of the same type as
the one fitted on the heat sink assembly.
- Position the connector on the PC card assembly as shown in the figure by inserting the
connector contacts in the holes prwided for this purpose.
- Secure connector (2)to the PC card assernbly with its attaching screws (3),new nuts (i),
new spring washers (4) and new flat washers (5).
- Cut the contacts so that they protrude from the PC card assembly by about 2 mm
(0.0787 in).
- Using a soldering iron with a very smafl bit, solder the connector ieads to the PC card
with a minimum number of heat applications.
- Check that the solder joint on each Iéad is correct, i.e. :
- the solder covers the whole disk,
- the whole solder surface is shiny,
- the solder surface is smooth.
- Remove the male connector.
- Apply one coat of PYROFLEX varnish 0651 over the areas from which it has been
removed and over both nuts (1).
- Allow varnish to air dry for 24 hours then apply orange locking vamish 9070 SHB wlih a
paintbrush over the solder joints and the heads of screwç (3).
-
Fbure 802 Soldered connector
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PIW 026
ASSEMBLY AND STORAGE
NOTE : The materials to be used are listed under "List of Materials".
1. ASSEMBLY
A. Preparation of sub-assemblies (Ref. IPL, Fig. 2)
(1) Building-up of power PC card assembly

lnstall connector (630) on pwver PC card assernbb (530) by inserting its contacts into
the holes provided for this purpose.
NOTE : Refer to the wiring diagram in figure 701 for the correct connedor position.
Cut the connector contacts so that they protrude from the power PC card assembly by
about 2 mm (0.0787in).
Solder the connector contacts to the power PC card as~embly~
(2) Building-up of intermediate PC card assernbly

Install semiconductor diode CR45 (670) then solder its outputs to intermediate PC card
assembly (600).
Position connectors (840) on the intemediate PC card assernbly by inserting
connectors contacts into the holes provided for this purpose.
Secure connedors with nuk (650) and insulating washers (680).
Cut the contacts so that they protrude from the PC card assembly by about 2 mm
(0.0707 in).
Using a soldering iron with a very srnall Ki, solder the connectors leads to the PC card
assembly with a minimum number of heat applications.
Check the solder joint quality then varnish the cannector (ref. "REPAIR, par. 2).
(3) Building-up cri connector assembly

Fit heat-shrinking sleeves over the wires.
Solder the wiws to connector (710) than position the Reat-shrinking sieeves.
NOTE : Refer to the wiring diagram in figure 702 for the correct contact connections.
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B. Building-up of h e a t s i n k assembly (Ref. IPL F i g . 2)
(1) Installation o f f i x e d capacitor C 2

P o s i t i o n f i x e d capacitor C 2 ( M O ) , solder it s outputs t o power PC
card assernbly (530) then secure w i t h "ARALDITE" cernent ( r e f . F i g .
70 1).
i*."9 ' .
(2) ~ n s t a l l a t i o nof seBi6onductor diodes CR^ or CR43 o r CR44
Place t h e cathode of serniconductor diode CR6 (5501,--CR43 (560) o r

CR44 (570) i n the correct p o s i t i o n then solder i t s o u t p u t s t o p o w r
PC card assembly (530) (ref. Fig. 701) .'
(3) Installation. of f i x e d resistors FE71 o r R72
Position fixed resistor R71 (580) or R72 (590) t h e n s o l d e r i t s o u t -
p u t s t o the power PC card assembly.
NOTE : Secure f i x e d resiçtor R72 w i t h "ARALDITE" cernent.
( 4 ) Installation of i n d u c t o r L 1
Instal 1 feedthrough connectors (450) and i n s u l a t i ng bushes (4602 on

t h e heat s i n k assembly.
Position power PC card assembly (530) from the o u t s i de o f the h e a t ,

s i nk assembly.
P o s i t i o n washer (330) and i n d u c t o r L 1 (300) f r o m the inside o f t h e

head sink assembly, p o s i t i o n cover (360) and washers (340 and 350)
then secure t h e assembly w i t h screw (310) and s p r i n g washer (320).
Solder one i n d u c t o r output lead t o a feedthrough connector on the

heat s i n k assembly (ref. F i g . 701).
( 5 ) 1n s t a l l a t i o n o f f i x e d r e s i s t o r R 1 '
P o s i t i o n and secure r e s i s t o r R1 (270) t o the heat s i n k assembly w i t h

screws (2801 and spring washers ( 2 9 0 ) ;
(5) Installation o f a transistor Q1 o r 42
Coat both side o f i n s u l a t o r (20 o r 90) w i t h grease S1340.
F i t transistor Q1 ( 3 0 ) o r 92 (100) w i t h new i n s u l a t o r (20 o r 9 0 ) then

position and secure i t with screws (50 or LZO), f i t t e d w i t h f l a t
washerç (80 o r 1501, nuts (60 or 1301, fitted w i t h s p r i n g washers
(70 o r 140) and t e r m i n a l 1ug (40) or terminal 1 ugs (110).
Install the w i r e leading t o f i x e d resiçtor R 1 (270) ( r e f . F i g . 701).
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NOTE : When transistor Q2 is concernecl, additionally install the wire leading to

inductor L i .
Solder the transistor outputs to the power PC card assembly.
(7) Installation of semiconductor diodes CRI, CR2 or CR4

Coat the mounting location of semiconductor diode CRI (160), CR2 (210)or CR4 (250)
with grease S1340.
Position both insulafing washers (190 or 230) on semiconductor diode CRI or CR2.
Position semiconductor diode CRI or CR2 fitted with an insufating bush (180 or 220)
and semiconductor diode CR4.
NOTE : Fit semiconductor diode CRI with a terminal Iug (170).
Bond insulating strip (370) to the Reat sink assembly with "ARALDITE" cernent.
Secure semiconductor diode CR1, CR2 or CR4 with its aftaching nut and a spring
washer (200,240 or 260) ; tighten ta a torque of 0.20 to 0.28 m.daN.
Solder the connecting lead to the serniconductor diode cathde (rd. Fig. 701).
(8) Installation of fked capacitor C l

Position and bond fuced capacitor C I (380) to the heat sink assembly with "ARALDITE"
cernent.
Solder one output to the pwver PC card assernbly.
lnstall the wire leading to aie anode of CR1 (ref.Fig. 701).
(9) Installation of relay K I

Position relay K i (490) from the inside of the heat sink and thread its outputs through
the corresponding holes in the power PC card assembly.
Sacure relay K1 with scmws (SOO), bushes (510) or shirn (523),spring washers (515)
and nuts (520), topped by a stirnip (525) according to assembly.
(10)lnstallation of intemediate PC card assembly

Position intermediate PC card assembly (600) by inserting the contacts of connecter
(630) into the holes provided for this pur-, then secure the intemediate PC card
assembly with screws (610) and spring washers (620). f
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Cut the connector c o n t a c t s so t h a t protrude. f r o m . the intermediate PC

card assembly by about 2 mm.
Solder the connecior c o n t a c t s t o the i n t e m e d i a t e PC card assembly.
(11) I n s t a l l a t i o n of v a r i a b l e r e s i s t o r P l
P o s i t i o n v a r i a b l e , resistor. P l (480) from,t h e insSde of the h e a t - s i n k
assembly.
P o s i t i o n p l a t e (470) on the v a r i a b l e resistor s h a f t then insta'll the

a t t a c h i n g n u t and i ts washer.
Install but do n o t t i g h t e n t h e l o o c k i n g nut.
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NOTE ; The l o c k l n g n u t will
protection regul a t o r
be t i g h t e n e d a f t e r completion o f the
tests.
S o l d e r the cannecting leads t o v a r i a b l e resistor Pl (ref. F i g . 701).
( 1 2 ) Installation o f socket (430)

P o s i t i o n and secure socket (430) w i t h i t s a t t a c h i n g n u t and spring
was her (440) .
( 13 j Xns ta1 1a ti on o f -pushbut'ton swi t c h - SW1-
Position p u s h b u t t o n swi t c h SW1 (390) from the i n s i d e o f the heat
s i n k assembly then secure i t w i t h i t s a t t a c h i n g nut.
NDTE : Safety
- the pushbutton w i t h LOCTITE P I N 242.
I n s t a l l cap (400).
( 1 4 ) Installation of fuse-holder
P o s i t i o n fuse-holder .(glO) from the inside o f t h e heat sink assembly
then secure it w l t h ïts a t t a c h i n g n u t .
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NOTE : Safety t h e fuse-ho1 der wi t h LOCTITE--P/N 242.
Install fuse (420) then t h e cap on t h e fuse-holder.
( 1 5 ) Instal l a t j o n o f casing
P o s i t i o n casing (750) on the heat slnk assembly' as shown i n IPL

Fig. 2.
Secure t h e casing with screws (7601, f i t t e d w i t h teminal lug (780),

and s p r i n g washers (770).
NOTE
- : Coat terminal 3ug (780) w i t h greaçe SI340 before i t s
installation.
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( 16) Imsta7 l a t i o n o f connector assembly

Insert the w i r i n g harness i n t o the c a s l n g then p o s i t i o n connector
assembly (680) w i t h the locating s l o t facing outwards on t h e h e a t
sink assembly .
Secure the connector assembly t o the c a s l n g w i t h screws (690) and

spr7ng washers (700).
Solder the connecting leads t o the heat slnk assembly feedthrough
connectors and termjnal lug (780) ( r e f . Fig. 701).
( 1 7 ) Installation of mounting bracket assembly (790)

Coat the rnounting locating o f semiconductor diode C R 4 (250) w i t h
grease S1340.
P o s i t i o n the mounting angle bracket.
Position semiconductor d i o d e CR4 (2501, f i t washer ( 2 6 0 ) and t i g h t e n

the a t t a c h i n g n u t .
Solder t h e leads o f f u s e FS (800) (minimum lead length : 6 mm) and
semiconductor diodes (810 and 820) to studs (830 and. 8 4 0 ) .
C, Installation o f pilot PC card assembli'(Ref. EPL, Fig. 1)
- With heat sink assernbly (110) resting on the çide of the power PC
card assembly, position p i l o t PC card a s ~ e m byl (100) w i t h the connector
uppermast.
- Insert the p i l o t PC card assembly i n t o t h e PC card guides and slowly

slide i t down.
- Nhen the c o n t a c t s o f the connector receptacle and p l u g engage each
other, apply a strong longitudinal pressure t o correctly i n s e r t the
male contacts i n t o the fernale c o n t a c t s .
D. Installation o f protection PC c a r d assembly (Ref. IPL, Fig. 1)
- W i t h h e a t s i n k assembly (110) r e s t i n g a g a i n s t the side of power PC
card assembly, position protection PC card assmbly ( W )with the
connector lowermost.
- Insert the protection PC card assembly i n t o the PC card guides and
slowly 51 i d e it down.
- Uhen t h e c o n t a c t s o f t h e connector receptacle and plug engage each
other, apply a strong I o n g i t u d i n a l pressure to correctly i n s e r t the
male contacts i n t o t h e female contacts.
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E. Installation of dust mver and base (Ref. IPL, Fig. 1)

NOTE : Dust mi(1 0)and base (60)cannot be installed individually.
Position dust cover (10)and base (60)then secure them to heat sink assembly (110) with
screws (20),fiat washers (30), spring washers (351, nuts (401, screws (70)and spring
washers (80).
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F. Regulator wiring ( R e f . . Fig.. 701)
SLEEVE FROM TO WIRE GAGE

SYMBOL (in mm )
A Connector ( c o n t a c t A ) Heat s i n k assernbly 0.60

(fuse-holder : stud 1)
5 Connecter { c o n t a c t B ) Heat sink assembly O. 60
( f e e d t h r o u g h No 15)
C Connecter ( c o n t a c t C) Heat sink assembly O -60

(feedthrough No 8)
O Connecter (contact O ) Heat s i n k assembly O .60

(feedthrough No 16)
E Connecter ( c o n t a c t E ) Meat s i n k assembly 0.60

(support bracket of
fuse F2)
F Connector (contact F ) Heat s i n k assembly O -60

(feedthrough N o 14)
G Connector (contact G) Heat sink assembly 0.60

(support bracket of
diode CR46 (anode) )
H Connecter (contact W ) Heat s i n k assembly O -60

(feedthrough No 3)
J Connector ( c o n t a c t J ) Heat sink assembl y 0.60

(feedthrough No 17)
K Connecter (contact K) Heat s i n k assembly O -60

(feedthrough No 5)
'L Connecter ( c o n t a c t L ) Cathode o f CR4 O -60
M Connecter ( c o n t a c t M) Hea t sink assembly 0.60

(feedthrough 40 2 )
M Connecter { contact N) Heat sink assembly O .60

(feedthrough No 2 )
P Connectar (spare)
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SY MBOL (in m )
R Connecter conta^ t 2) Ground O. 60

5 Connector (contact S) Ground O. 60
f Connecter (spare)
U Connecter fspare)
V Connecter (contact Y ) Support bracket of 0.60

diode CR47 (anode)
Heat s i n k assembly H e a t s i nk assembly O. 60

(feedthrough No 14) (çocket)
Heat s i n k assembly Heat s i n k assernbl y O .60
( f e e d t h r o u g h No 17) (feedthrough Mo 18)
Heat sink assembly Heat s i n k assernbly 0.60

(feedthrough No 5 ) (cathode o f CR4)
H e a t s i n k assembly Heat s i nk assembl y 0.60

(cas! ng t e r m i na1 1ug) (anode of CR4)
Heat sink assembly Heat çink assembly O -60
(feedthrougk çymbol G) (pushbutton switch : LH
o r RH studj
Heat s i n k assembly Heat s i n k assembly 0.93
[ f e e d t h r o u g h No 11) (feedthrough NO 4)
H e a t s i n k assernbly Heat sink assembly 0.38

(feedthrough No 12) (pushbutton swi tch :
center stud)
Heat s i n k assernbly Heat sink asçembly O. 60
(fuse-holder : stud 2) (feedthrough No 1)
Heat sink assembly Heat sink assembly 1 d i a . tin-

( f i x e d resistar R 1 : (collecter of 91) p l ated wi r e
teminal 1)
Heat sink assembly Heat sink assembly 1 dia. t i n -
(fixeci resi stor R I : (collecter of 42) plated w i r e
terminal 2)
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SYMBOL (in m )
Heat sink assembly Heat s i n k

assembly 0.93
(cathode of C R I ) (cathode of CR2)
Heat s i n k assembly Heat , s i n k assembly 0.60
(variable r e s i s t o r P l : (feedthrough symbol G) t i n - p l ated w i re
stud G)
H e a t s i n k assembly H e a t s i n k assembfy 0.60
( v a r i a b l e resistor Pl : (feedthrough çymbol M) ti n-pl ated wi re
s t u d M)
Heat s i n k assembly Heat sink assembly O .60

[ v a r i a b l e resîstor P l : (feedthroughsyrnbol 0) tin-plated w i r e
stud Il)
Heat sink assembly 1 Heat s i n k assembly O -93

(anode of C R I ) ( f i x e d capacitor Cl)
Heat s i n k assembly Heat sink assembly

(inductor L I ) (feedthrough - ref.
Fig. 701)
Heat s i n k assembly Heat sink assembly
( i nductor t 1) (col 1ector o f 42)
Heat sink assembly H e a t sink assembly 0.60

( s u p p o r t - b r a c k e t o f fuse (feedthrough No 7)
F2 1
Heat s i n k .assembly Heat sink assembly 0.60
(support bracket of (feedthrough No 13)
diode CR46 cathode)
H e a t s i n k assernbly Heat sink assernbly 0.60

[ s u p p o r t bracket o f (feedthrough Mo 13)
diode CR47 cathode]
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A. Preservatian
Two types o f preservatian are used dependlng on the expected storage

period o f the u n i t .
(1) S hort-term preservation
The u n i t is preserved i n an AUXILEC commercial package.

( 2 ) Long-term preservation
The p r e s e r v a t i o n f o r long-term storage i s t h e same e x c e p t t h a t a
desiccant bag, s u i t a b l e for the volume, i s added and the package i s
dipped i n a bath of crystalline wax.
B. Storage
(1) Starage a f a regulatar i n shart-term package
The guaranteed starage period for a regulator i n t h i s type of

package I s n i n e months i f the u n i t i s stored i n dust-free dry premi-
ses.
A t the end o f t h i s storage period, no t e s t . - ' 1 s t o be perfomed:

( 2 ) Storage o f a regulator i n long-term package
The guaranteed storage period For a regulator i n t h i s type o f package
i s 24 months and, beyong t h i s period of tirne, f t shouid be re-,
preserved by repl a c i ng the desi ccant bag .
Before setting the u n i t into service, perforrn t h e t e s t s (refer t o
"Testing and Troubleshooting").
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Detail of bracker
assembly wiring
Adjusrable
resistor P l
(Top view)
Top view (cover removed)
Top view
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Figure 701 - Wiring diagram

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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
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INTRODUCTION
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1 GENERAL
The purpose of the Illustrateci Parts List (IPL) is to identify ail the wmponents parts of the
assembly in conformity with ATA 100.
The lllustrated Parts List contains the folbwing sections :

- Introduction (INTRO),
- Vendor's Code Index(VCI),
- Numeficat I alphanumerical index (NI),
- Equipment designator index (EDI),
- Detailed Parts List.
2 - HOW TO USE THE DETAILED PARTS LIST
The Detailed Parts List enurnerates the component parts of the assembly in the order of
disassembly and giwes the figure In which they appear.
A - Figure and item nurnbers

Each assembly, sub-assembly and detailed part with a part number is assigned an item
number.
The figure number of the illustration in which the item nurnbrs are shswn is indicated on
the first line at the top of each page.
Assemblies, sub-assemblies and detailed parts listed but not illustrateci are identifiad by a
desh (-) p d i n g the item number.
6 - Part number
Eacti of the assemblies, sub-assemblies and Detailed péufs, iilustrated or not, is assigned a
manufacturer's part number.
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C - Nomenclature
The nomenclature is intended to show the relationship between the parts listed as follow :
1 2 3 4 5 6
Assem bly
Detailed parts for assembly
Sub-assembly
Attaching ancilor storage parts for sub-assembly
***
.. Detailed parts for sub-assernbly

Sub-sub-assembly
. Attaching parts for subsub-assembly
i*X*
Detailed parts for sub-sub-assembly

and so on.
The vendor's code is indicated only when items are not produced by the manufacturer.
For non-procuraMe items, the indication "NP" is glven in the nomenclature number In the
vendor code position.
E - Effedivrty code
The effecfivity of aie assemblies, sub-assamblies and parts is indicated by a code.
This alphabetical-numerical code indicates the assernblies or sub-assemblies immediately
above onto which the subassernblies or basic parts can be rnounted.
When mountability is total, the "USAGE CODE column is left blank.
This code corresponds with the item number of the assembly or sub-assembly immediately
above.
Exampie : Effeetivity 1A, 16, 1C is wribn 1ABC.
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F - Units per assembly

The number of parts necessary for an assambly immediatly above appears in this column.
In certain cases the quantity is replaced by the letters RF (reference) and AR (as required).
3 - TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE PARTS LIST

- AMDT :Amendment.
- AR : As Required.
- AITACHINGPARTS.
- DELETED : Parts taken off.
- DET: Detail.
- LH and RH :Left and Right.
- MADEBY.
- MADEFROM.
- MATCHED PART.
- MODIFIEDFROM.
- NHA : Next Higher Assernbly.
- NP : Non Procurable.
- OPT TO : Optional parts.
- OVERSIZE.
- POST AMDT :After application of the amendment.
- R : Revision.
- RF : for reference only.
- SAME AS.
- SEE.
- SEL FROM.
- STORAGE PARTS.
- SUPSD BY : Replaced by.
- SUPSDS : Supersedes.
- UNDERSIZE.
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4 - UPDATING
When an item is revised, added or deleted, aie fetter "R" is çhown in the RH margin (the date of
issue changes).
The ietter " R appearç in the RH margin opposite the page number when al\ the item nurnbers
are changed.
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VENDOR
CODE
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NAME ADDRESS
FOI 10 AFNOR ~ O C I A T I O N
FRANCAISE DE NOWL1SATION)
Tour Europe
92080 PARIS LA DEFENSE CEDEX 7 FRANCE -
FOI 14 U.T.E. (UNION TECHNIQUE DE LJELECTRICTïE)
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Immeuble Lavoisier 4 Place des Vosges LA DEFENSE 5 -
9.2000 COURBEVOIE FRANCE -
F0224 SIMM0MDSS.A.
30 Rue Natre Dame des Vimires
75002 PARIS - FRANCE
F0225 SOURIAU
145 Rue Yves le Coz
78035 VERSAILLES - FRANCE
F0240 CEHESS SCHURTER
41 bls Rued'Anthony - SlLlC 164
W 3 3 RUNGIS CEDEX - FRANCE
FOUI FILOTEX (FILS ET C A B E S ELECTRICKIES) S.A.
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140 146 Rue Eugène Delacmlx
91210 DRAVEIL FRANCE -
Fû2M AUXILEC S.A.
41 Boubvard de la République
78400 CHATOU - FRANCE
F0318 A.T.1 . (ALLIANCE TECHNIQUE INDUSTRIELLE) S.A.

6 Rue Jean Memm - Z.I. DE SAINT GUENAULT COURCOURONNES
91031 EVRY CEDEX - FRANCE
F0344 P.S.M. FIXATION

Z.I. LA BEURRIERE
4 2 4 0 AVRILLE - FRANCE
F0349 NOMEL S.A.
Forêt du Chateau
61550 LA FERTE FRENEL - FRANCE
FM21 VISHAYGEKA SA.

11 Chemin de Ronde - B.P. 8
78410 LE VESINET FRANCE -
F0537 S.E.C.M.E. (SOCIETE W€iUDES ET DE CONSTRUCTlON DE MATERIEL ELECTRONIQUE) S.A.
88 Avenue Galliéni
93170 BAGNOLET FRANCE -
F0984 GAUTHIER (SOCIETE NMNELLE DES ETABLlSSEMENTS J.)
Hl Awnue Jean Jaurés
92143 C M W R T CEDEX - FRANCE
FI379 EUROFARAD S.A.

93 Rue Oberkampf
75011 PARIS - FRANCE
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VENDOR
CODE NAME - ADDRESS
FIS21 SFERMICE
199 Boulevard de la Madeieine 8.P. 17 -
06021 NICE CEDEX FRANCE -
F'iB99 OTALU S.A.
Route d'Appremont - "Z.I. DE L'ALBANNE"
73490 LA RAVOIRE F W C E -
F2001 METALLO (SûCIEE FRANCAISE) S.A.
56 Rue Antoine Marie-Colin
U400 VITRY SUR SEINE - FRANCE
F2405 S.E.E.M. {SE BETUDES :SCIRONIQUES ET MECANIQUES)
15 Avenue Victor Hugo B.?. 50 -
82170 VANVES CEDEX FRANCE -
R779 PRONER COMATEL
38-4û Allbe du Closeau - Z -1. DES RICHARD€K
93181 NOISY LE GRAND CEDEX FRANCE -
M597 MOTOROLA SEMICONDUCTEUR SA.
Avenue du Général Eisen-r le Mirail
31023 TOULOUSE CEDEX FRANCE -
M O 7 THOMSON CSF
DIV SEMICONDUCTEURS DISCRETS-DSD
B.P. 5
92403 COURBEVOIE FRANCE -
F5423 SPRAGUE M C E S.AR.L.
8 Avenue du Danemark B.P. 0143 -
37001 TOURS CEDW - FRANCE
F61ô2 AMPHENOL SOCAPEX S.A.

5 Rue du Président Kruger
92403 COURBEVOIE CEDEX - FRANCE
F6728 THOMAS ET BEITS FRANCE
5 5 5 9 Place de la Seine SlLLC 120 -
M A 3 RUNGIS CEDEX - FRANCE
F7451 L.R.E.REtAISEFELECTR0NlQUES.A.R.L.
2 Rue Goethe
57430 SARRALBE FRANCE -
Fa859 SGS Ti-iOMÇON MICROELECTRONICS
7 Avenue Gallieni
94253 GENTILLY CEDEX FRANCE -
Fi3981 RIVET OUEST
Z.I. LES AMANDlERS -
11 Rue des Entrepreneurs
78420 CARRIERES SUR SEINE FRANCE -
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VENDOR
M M E - ADDRESS
CODE
06383 PANDUIT CORP.

19301 RIGELAND
TINLEY PARK IL W 7 7 - UNITED STATES
14090 SEMTECH COUP.

852 MITCHELL R O M
NEWBURY PARK CA91320 - UNITED STATES
18585 CHOMERICS INC.
77 Dragon Court
WOBURM MA 01801 - UNITED STATES
34371 HARRIS CORP. -

HARRIS SEMICONDUCTOR (PRODUCE GROUP 200)
PALM BAY BLVD PO BOX 883
MELBOURNE FL 32901 UNITED STATES -
80131 EIA (EECTRONIC INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION)
WASHINGTON INC.
UNITED STATES
81483 INTERNATIONAL RECTIFIER

PO BOX 2321 - TERMINAL ANNEX 8220 SUN
LOS ANGELES CA 80054 - UNITED STATES
84048 -
VERNITROH CORP. VRN INTERNATIONALDIV.
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2801 72ND STN PO BOX 44000
Sf PETERSBOURG PO33743 UNITED STATES -
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EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT
FIG. I fEM DESIGNATOR
DESIGNATOR
CR1 3 280A
CR2 3 2808
CR4 3 290A
CR6 3 2906
CR6 3 300A
CR3 3 300B
CR7 3 31 OA
CR8 3 31OB
CR9 4 26ûA
CRI O 4 2808
CR10 4 270A
CRI 1 4 2708
CR12 2 580A
CR13 2 560B
CR13 2 570A
CRI4 2 5703
CR15 2 - 670A
CR16 2 8708
CR17 2 81OA
CR17 2 82ûA
CR18 2 380A
CRI 9 2 940A
CRI Q 2 5406
CR20 3 i30A
CR20 3 BOA
CR22 3 IMIA
CR21 3 50A
CR22 3 1IOA
CR22 3 21OA
CR23 3 BOA
CR23 3 80A
CR24 4 1OOA
CR24 4 80A
CR25 3 70A
CR25 4 gOA
CR26 4 1IOA
CR26 4 50A
CR27 4 ? 20A
CR28 4 BOA
CR28 4 70A
CR29 2
2
-- 420A
4208
CR29
CR30 2 8M3A
CR30 2 8008
CR31 3 750A
CR31 3 m
CR32 4 630A
CR32 4 64ûA
CR33 3 760A
CR34 2 40A
CRU 3 78ûA
CR35 2 . 30DA
CR36 2 480A
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EQUlPMENT EQUIPMENT FIG. ITEM

DESIGNATOR FIG. ITEM DESIGNATUR
Q1 2 30A R26 3 634A

Q2 2 IOOA R20 3 63aA
83 3 720A R28 3 636A
Q4 3 710A R26 3 637A
85 3 680A R26 3 638A
Q5 3 6808 R27 3 490A
Q6 3 680A R28 3 620A
Q6 3 860B R29 3 4lOA
Q7 3 870A R3û 3 51OA
Q7 3 670B R31 3 500A
Q8 3 700A R32 3 340A
Q8 3 7008 R33 3 350A
Q9 3 690A R37 4 450A
Qg 3 6QOB R38 4 41ûA
QI2 4 600A R38 4 430A
QI3 4 610A R4û 4 350A
QI4 4 5gOA R41 4 340A
R1 2 270A R42 4 49OA
R2 3 380A R45 4 4808
R3 3 390A R46 4 390A
R3 3 3908 R47 4 370A
R4 3 520A R4û 4 380A
R4 3 5208 R49 4 470A
R5 3 53ûA RN 4 4aOA
RB 3 470A R51 4 880A
R7 3 400A R52 4 5ûûA
R8 3 36ûA R53 4 3808
R9 3 420A R54 4 51ûA
R9 3 4208 R55 4 44OA
RI0 3 370A R56 4 420A
R I1 3 64ûA R57 4 520A
RI2 3 48DA Rfi8 4 580A
R13 3 810A R50 4 540A
R I4 3 60ûA RSO 4 550~
RI5 3 440A RB1 4 56ûA
R I6 3 450A RB2 4 57QA
RIB 3 4508 RB3 4 3108
R I7 3 580A R64 4 32OA
R I8 3 580A R85 4 330A
RI9 3 550A RB8 4 280A
F720 3 5ôûA R67 4 3ûûA
R20 3 5606 R70 4 530A
R21 3 43ûA R71 2 580A
R21 3 4308 R72 2 W A
R22 3 65ûA SW1 2 3BM
R23 3 4WA
R24 3 570A
R25 3 540A
R26 3 83ûA
W6 3 831A
R26 3 832A
RH 3 633A
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PIN D26
TOTAL
PART NUMBER CH. SECT.UNIT, FIG. -ITEM REO
REFERENCE REF. ,PIE CH. SECT. SM. -
FIG. REP QE
AERIENNE TOTALE
A1BF845 SUPSDS Cû760 24-39-88 2 2Q9 1

BAQlQGû30012UL 243888 3 20A 2
BA~IQGO~OOI~UL 2639-88 4 ~ Q A 2
BDY58 24-39-88 2 100A 1
BHQI QG03MI 2UL a3988 2 50R9 2
BUV50 WB88 2 1O 0 8 1
BZX46C4V7 2449-88 4 13QA 1
BM46C4W 24-39-88 4 14ûA 1
m48G4W 24-39-88 4 t
-5V6 24-3048 3 la 1
BMQIC~ 2-88 3 1% 1
BMW5V6 24-39-88 3 16OA 7
BM40C5VB 24-39-88 4 lmR 1
BM4BCm 2-88 4 17û4 1
BMMS\EB 24-39-88 4 1
BM4BC5Vû 2-88 4 IBW
1- 1
BZX!55C4V7 24-88 4 1308 1
BMSbWW 24-39-88 4 14ûB 1
BM55C4V7 24-39-88 4 lm 1
BM55c5\F8 24-39-88 4 IeOB 1
BZX5!3C5V6 24-39-88 4 1708 1
BZX55C5W 2-88 4 1- 1
BM5E5V6 24-3988 4 1- 1
BZX85C10 34-39-83 3 17Q4 1
BM85C10 24-39-08 4 20Q9 1
BïX85C20 24-59-88 3 180A 1
BZX85C39 a438-88 3 1- 1
CE13-3C22OUL 24-3988 3 50A 1
CKAilSOlBI6OVIMJ 24-39-88 2 '3808 t
CKM501BIôûV22KJ 2l-39-88 3 HM 1
Cs(1ii1501B160V2SKJ 24-3888 3 70A 1
CKMSOI B16W22K.l 24-39-88 4 50A Z
CKMSD1BI 6W22KJ 24-3988 4 6OA 1
C~7B16ûV2mJ 243888 4 70A 1
CKM501B63V1O û K J 243468 3 80A 1
CKM501B63V47OiU 24-39-88 2 540A 1
CTRl-7-7~3B5 24-3#8 1 - 130A 2
CTSt-4W1 MM 24-39-88 3 9Q9 1
CTSI-4WI MM -88 3 1OOA 1
CTS14OVlMM 24- 3 110A 1
~ ~ ~ 1MM 6 0 ~ 1 24-39-88 3 12M 1
CTSldûVl MM 24-39-88 4 lm 3
CTSI-BWHO M M 24-39-88 4 12aA i
CTSl3-2Wl5W 24-39-88 4 8(1A 1
CiSI 3-2W15W 24-30-88 4 m4 1
CTSI 3-5ûV22MM 243988 4 11QA 1
CO424 24-39-88 3 74QA 6
CO424 24-88 4 62OA 3
CO760
DZUBû4W3WF , 24-3988 2 31û4 1
01-8 : 2439-88 2 - 420A 1
01-1 O -2 2 - 4208 1
D28 2439-88 1 - IA RF
EFSMM SUPSD BY KZE-074
F302AlAi-i SUPSDS JWlA 2439-88 2 49ûA 1
ûAQ1QJ030L 24-38-88 2 SZOA. 2
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AUXllLEC
PIN D26
AlRLlNE TOTAL
PART NUMBER N' CH. SECT. UNIT. FIG. - ITEM REQ.
REFERENCE REF. CIE CH. SECT.SUJ. FIG. REP - QTE
AERlENPlE TOTALE
GAQf QJ030UL 24-3&88 1 40A 3

G4QlQJOJOUL 243B88 2 65ûA 4
aAQtQJ030UL 2439.88 3 40A 2
G4QIQJ030UL 24-39-88 4 40A 2
GAQ1UB030UF 24-39-88 2 6M 2
GAQI UBOWUF 243988 2 13Q4 2
HA6D-FM 24-39-88 2 800A 1
W M U
' HA8I-F5A 24-39-86 2 8008 1
H1Q1QG030012AL 2439-88 3 20B 2
EHQlQG030012AL 24-39-88 4 208 2
ISOPI 02-A-9 24-3988 2 84QA 2
JEAA030UL 243988 1 30A 3
JEAAOBOUL 24-38-88 2 4408 1
JEUBCûûUF 24-3988 2 2
JEUBOJOUF 24-3988 2 15ûA 2
JWIA SUPSD BY M02AlAH
K3520027 243886 3 7808 I
KU)5-074 SUPSbS EFSQ-38-6 24-39-88 2 - 72Oh AR
LHQI QGQ3WOBUL 2439.88 2 61M 4
LHQI QG030008UL 243880 2 69M 4
LHQlQGa3001WL 24-W-88 1 20A 3
WQI QG030008UL 24-39-38 2 28M 2
LJQl QG04W108UL 24-39-80 t 7Q4 4
W Q I UôO3W15UF 24-39-86 2 50A 2
LJQl UB0300'l5UF 24-39-88 2 120A 2
W M W G D M 24-39-88 3 750A 1
MAMO7OMCDM 263980 3 76û4
RAAMO7084ûM 24-39-38 4 63aA 1
MAM070HCDM 24-394B 4 64iM 1
RRAM07414CDM 2-8 3 77OA 1
N9QIQGb40010AL SUPSDS V3.10410D 243Q-88 2 76ûA 2
OECI 193 SUPSDS 1183 2438-88 3 790A 1
PC19AtûKK 2439-30 4 29oA 1
PC1 BAIOKK 24-39-88 4 30ûA 1
PC1sA470UK 24-39-88 3 34QA 1
PM7243V470KJ 24-3488 2 54.00 1
PP2 24-39-88 2 83M 3
WB9216 SUPSD BY 69213
Pm9217 SUPSD BY 69217
Pm3207 24-39-68 2 86û4 1
PN4655-1A 243488 2 6ûW 1
P604688-1 24-39-88 1 00A 1
WD4BB6-1 24-38-88 4 - 1A RF :
PM4688 243W8 2 - 79aA 1
P805&55-i B 24-3-88 2 6006 1
W07SIO 24-39-88 1 50A i
P707510 DELETED 24-3988 1 50B 1
P70928R-3 -2 2, 340A 1
P709043 24-3888 2 - 18QA 1
P909B43 24-39-88 2 22I1A 1
P709844 SUPSEI 3Y 709644
PM9847 24-3Q-88 2 - 19OA 2
~709847 24-39-88 2 23QA 2
P709648 SUPSD BY 709648
- - >
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PIN 026
PART NUMER :AR-E 1 -

CH. SECT, iJNiT. FIG ITEM
TOTAL
REQ.
REFERENCE REF. CIE CH.SECT. SU). FIG. - REP QTE
AERIENNE TOTALE
P7096!53 SUPSD BY 7 0 9 m
W09865
P700670
W08o73 SUPSD BY 709873
P709BBi SUPSD BY 709691
W15398
ml59üD
PT17676
P7179iB
P719484
P7194t35
Q2054û37
Mo54037
Q4181017
RB59-1KJ
RB5&330UJ
RB59U39K
RCBR254ClP25
RCG254F17PClT
RCC254F47PCl-r
RC21u1K.J
RC21U1KJ
RC21UIKJ
RC21U1K5J
RC21UlK6.i
RCZl UiO K J
RC21U1OKJ
RC21UIOKJ
RC21Ul~
RC21UlOKJ
RC21UIOûKJ
RC21UlûûUJ
RCPiUldKJ
RC21UISKJ
RC21U2K2J
RC21U2WJ
RC21 U2WJ
RC21U22OUJ
KC21U3K9J
RC21U3K9J
RC21U33KJ
RC21U33KJ
RC21 U39KJ
RC21MK7J
RC23 U4K7J
RC21 W70U.l
RC21U M J
RC22U5K6J
RC21U66OU
RCZl USBOW
RC2l U 6 W
UC21 UBK8J
RC254E17SCûT
m RC31UlK.l
RC31U1KJ

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AUXILEC
P/M D26
PART PIUMBER CC. SECT. "MT. FIG. I T M - TOTAL

EQ,
REFERENCE EE CIE CH. SECT. SUJ. FIG. - REP QTE
AERIENNE TOTALE
RC31 U.1K8J 243888 3 5ZM 1

RC31UlK8J 244394% 4 47OA 1
RC31U1 MJ 24-39-88 4 48ûA 1
RC31U2K2J 243488 4 490A 1
RC31 U2K2J 243948 4 50ûA 1
RC31iJ3K3J 24-39-88 4 51ûA 1
RC3lW7U.l 24-88 4 52aA 3
RC31U5K6J 24-39-88 4 53M 1
RC31USBOUJ 24-34-88 3 590A 1
RC31U82UJ 245988 3 540A 1
RC32-1OOUJ 24-3988 3 4308 1
RC32-15KJ 243948 3 4508 1
RC3&1 K U 24-39-88 3 6208 1
RE2-18UJ 24-3888 2 ZOA 1
RNF.fOMk324 SUPSDS 185û-û-6P6 ~ î 2~ - 8730~ AR
RNF'I003180 SUPSDS 18504-03-6 24-3P-88 2 - 74OA AR
RS58Y1OW 24-39-88 3 57QA 1
RS58YlOOUF 24-39-08 3 GOA 1
RS58YTOOUF 2439-88 3 560A 1
RS58YZ21W 24-3948 4 550A 1
RÇ5ûY221W 263988 4 560A 1
RS58Y221KF 24-39-88 4 570A 1
RS5W221KF 243988 4 540A 1
RS58Y39K2F 24-38-88 3 SBOA 1
RS58Y33K2F 283988 3 590A
: RSô3Y1KF 243888 3 6WA 1
RSB3YlKF 24-39-88 4 580A 1
RS63YlK5F 244968 3 61ûA 1
RSMWWIF 24-30-88 3 620A .t
RSMY2K49F 24-59-88 3 630A hR
RSWK52F W9-88 3 - 631A AR
RS63Y2KSF 24-39-86 3 - 8324 AR
RS83YZK58F 24-39-88 3 - 633A AR
RS63Y2K61F 2438-88 3 - %UA AR
RSWWK64F 24-39-88 3 - 635A AR
RS63mK67F 24-39-86 3 - 63ôA AR
R m Y 2 K 91F 2-88 3 - 637A AR
RSEiWK74F 2-88 3 - 638A AR
RSô3Y562UF 24-39-88 3 840A <
RS7IWlSUF 243988 3 4208 7
R9AG02ûAL 2-88 3 25A 2
R9AGO3ûAL 263808 4 25A 2
SSTl M30 2-88 2 A B7ûA 3
S7074717 SAME AS P13HC125ALA470UM 243W38 2 48ûA 1
TF535Aû 24-3988 2 45aA 17
T03PS SUPSD BY 60-11451 4-1674
U1051W7 245388 4 5W18 1
V31041OD GUPSD BY NQGHGH3040010L
YA144F2ôV5 243968 3. 76ûA 1
m-1310 24-3B88 1 - 140A i
Y2û-1320 243948 1 - 150B 1
YZO-1340 24-39-68 1 - 150A 1
Y m I 574 24-3988 1 - 120A 1
Y25-1256 263988 2 30ûA 1

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24-39-88 MOV. 93
AUXILEC
PIN 026
PART NUMBER
AIRUNE
PART Na CH.SECT.UNIT. FIG. ITEM - TOTAL
REQ.
REFERENCE REF. CIE CH. SECT. SUJ. F E . - REP QTE
AERIENNE TûTALE
01300040008 4
1N2891-2 1
1MM7 i
1N40W 1
1 M4553B 1
1 N4571A 1
1N5616 1
IN5616 1
1N5616 1
1NSB'i6 1
1N5B16 1
7N5816 1
IN5016 1
fN5616 1
1N5616 1
IN5616 1
IN5616 1
IN5616 1
IN5616 1
IN5616 1
IN5816 1
IN5618 1
Il45616 1
IN5616 1
IN5616 1
1N5616 1
1W16 1
1N5653A 1
1N W 5 A ?
IN647 1
1Nô47 1
1W7 i
iNW7 1
1Nô47 1
IN847 1
INB47 1
1Nô47 1
tN647 1
IN647 1
1H647 1
1NB47 1
IN647 1
IN647 1
1NB47 1
IN647 1
lNû47 1
1N647 1
1W7 1
l m 7 1
1Ne47 1
lm234 2
1NB23A 1
IN9748 1
101 4
109D148X0125FZ 1
il93 SUPSD BY QECl183

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NOV. 93
AUXILEC
PIN 026
AlRLlNE TOTAL
PART NUMBER p m N" CH. SECT,UNIT. FIG. - ITEM REQ.
REFERENCE REF. CIE m.SEm. SUJ. FG. - REP QTE
AERlENNE TOTALE
171785121 24-39-88 2 39OA -1

1801 2-66 2 85ûA 1
1850WW SUPSD BY RNFI 00-3-32-9
1850-0-934 SUPSD BY RNF100-318-0
2Nl !BS 2439-88 4 590A 1
ZN1711-2 24-39-88 4 gOOA 7
ZN2891-2 24-3988 3 66ûA 1
2P12891-2 24-58-88 3 680A 1
,2W2891-2 24-39-88 3 6BûA 1
ZN2891-2 263B88 3 7OûA 1
2 ~ 3 ~ 24-39-68 2 3W 1
2N4393-2 263988 3 77OA 1
ZN5154 24-38-88 3 660B 1
2M5154 24-3088 3 670B 1
ZN5154 24-39-88 3 580B 1
2N5154 243988 3 5906 1
2N5154 M - 8 8 3 700B 1
2N5323 24388 4 B i OA 1
2MS880 243988 3 720A 1
20010 -2 2 4[A9 '1
20010 24-3948 2 11a4 2
201780$02 24a-88 2 40OA 1
23316EP 244Wa 2 41û4 1
288 2-88 2 780A 4
3W24 243888 4 620B 3
40HFR40 24-3-86 2 21QA 1
4OHFR40 2Um8 2 25Q4 ?
520301-24 24-3988 1 3aA 3
520301-24 i
24-?B-88 2 7QA 2
520301-24 '
243sl3a 2 lm 2
620301-24 24-39-88 2 29û4 2
520301-24 24-39-88 2 51aA 2
520301-24 24-39-88 2 62aA 4
520301-24 2449-88 2 70ûA 4
520301-24 24-38-88 3 38A 2
520301-24 a43888 4 30A 2
520401-24 24-38-88 1 8iM 4
520401-24 24-39-88 2 32OA 1
520401-24 24-s-88 2 770A 2
520601-24 a63W 2 - 200A 1
520M1-24 2e3868 2 2808 1
520801-24 263945 2 26bA 1
542001-70 24-3888 2 350A f
5705 2639-8B 3 730A 4
6û-11411-1674 SUPSDS T03PS 24-39-88 2 9QA 1
631420244 24-39-88 2 430A 1
69216 SUPSDS P m 2 1 6 24-39-88 1 6QA 1
69217 SUPSDS PE9217 24-38-88 1 1aA 1
709844 SUPSDS W09644 24-39-88 2 46QA 13
,909848 SUPSDS P709645 a93948 2' 330A 1
709853 JUPSDS P'V09853 2-8 2 470A 1
709673 SUPSOS Pm8673 243988 2 370A 1
709891 SUPSDS P70969i 2439-88 2 75OA i
800-20-1 O K J 24-3800 3 35OA 1
80029Bl 243988 1 IIOA 1

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PIN D26

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PIN D26
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AUX1LEC
P/M D26
DETAlLED PARTS LIST
DPL - Page 100A

NOV. 93
AUXILEC
PIN D26
Protective regulator
Figure 1
Page 1001-0
NOV. 93
AUXlLEC
COMPONEM'T MAINTENANCE MANUAL
PIN D26
- 1 1
FIG.
ITEM
FIG. -
1 PART NUMBER
REFERENCE
AlRtlNE
PART N"
REF. CIE
NOMENCLATURE USAGE
CODE
UNITS
PER
NHA
AERIENNE B E PAR
ENS
PROTEnIVE REGUtATOR
REGULATEUR DE PROTECTION
COVER
CAPOT
AlTACHING PARTS
SCREW WOi1O
- VIS
WASHER, FIAT
RONDELLE, PLATE
VFOi 10
*- WASHER, SPRING VFOll O

-NWRONDELLE. ElASTlQUE
ECROU
VFOI 1 O
WASHER, RNISHING
COUPELLE DE P W B A G E
DELETED, SUPPRIME
m
BASE
SOCLE
ATTACHING PARTS
. SCREW
VIS
VFOll O
WASHER, SPRING VF034Q

RONDELLE, ELASTIQUE
M
PROTECTION PRINTED CIRCUIT GARD ASSY

CIRCUIT IMPRlME DE PROTECTION EQUIPE
-
SEE 2439-88-4 ZA FOR DET
PlLOTE PRINED CIRCUIT CARD ASSY
CIRCUIT IMPRlME PILOTE EQUlPE
-
SEE 2439-883 1A FOR DET
HEAT SINKASSY
RADIATEUR EQUIPE
-
SEE 24-39-8&2 i A FOR DET
HEAT SINK ASSY
RADIATEUR EQUlPE
-
SEE 24-39-&3-2 15 FOR OET
HEAT SlNK ASSY
RADIATEUR EQUIPE
-
SEE 2439-88-2 1C FOR DET
PLATE, IDENTIFICATION MF
PLAQUE, SIGHALElIQUE
AlTACHING PARTS
m PIN NF
GOUPILLE
m.
PLATE, INSTRUCTION HF
PIAQUE, INSTRUCTIONS
a PLATE. INSTRUCTION NF
PLAQUE, I N W C T I O N S
PLATE, INm7UCTIOM NF
PLAQUE, INSTRWTIONS
- ITEM NOT ICLUSTRATED

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AUXILEC
PIN D26
Heat sink assy

Figure 2
Page 1002-0
NOV. 93
AUXILEC
PIN 026
Heat sink assy

Figure 2A
Page 1002-OA
NOV. 93
AUXlLEC
CQMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
PIN D26
1
FIG.
ITEM 1-
- PART NUMBER
AlRLlNE
PART Mm
USAGE
CODE
UNITS
PER
FIG.
REP 1 REFERENCE REF. CIE
AERIENNE
VAUD.
NHA
QTE PAR
ENS
HEAT SINK ASSY RF

RADIATEUR EaLllPE
-
SEE 244W88-1 I l O A FOR NHA
HEAT SINK ASSY RF R
RADIATEUR EGWlPE
HEAT SINK ASSY

-
SEE 24-30-86-1 1108 FOR NHA
RF R
RADLATEUR EQUIPE
SEE 24-39-88-1
INSERT, SCREW M R E A D
-
110C FOR NHA
4
FILET HEllCOlL
INSUUTOR, PLATE 1 R
INTERCALAIRE
TRANSISTOR (QI) 1
TRANSISTOR
AïTACHlNG PARTS
TERMINAL,LUG 1 R
. COSSE
SCREW
VIS
2
, MUT 2
ECRW
v WASHER, SPRlNG 2 R
RONDELLE, ELASTIQUE
WASHER. FIAT 2
ROND EU^. PLATE
.
**1i
INSULATOR, PLATE 1 R
- INTERCALAIRE
TRANSISTOR (Q2)
TRANSISTOR
1
. TRANSISTOR (Q2)
TRANSISTOR
1 R
AlTACHiNG PARTS
a TERMINAL, LUG VF2779 2 R
COSSE
SCREW VFOI 10 2
VIS
NUT VF011O 2
ECROU
WASHER, SPRlNG FM349 2
RONDELLE, ELASTIQUE
WASHER, FIAT VFOl10 2
RONDELLE, PLATE
*ei
* SEMI CONDUCTOR DEVICE DIODE (CRI) 1 R

SEMI CONDUCTEUR DIODE
= TERMINAL, LUG 1
. COSSE
INSUUTOR, BUSHING
CANON,ISOMNT
1
INSUtATOR, WASHER 2
RONDELLE, tSOLANTE
WASHER, SPRlNG 1
RONDELLE, EIASTlQUE

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NOV. 93
AUXILEC
COMPONENT MAINTENMCE MANUAL
P/N 026
FIG. - AlRLlNE NOMEMUANRE USAGE UNUS

ITEM PART NUMBER p m ~ o CODE FER
DESlGNATlON PlM
FIG. -
REP
REFERENCE REF. C E
AERIENNE ' 234507
VALID.
QTE PAR
ENS
2
21ûA 40HFR40 SEM1 CDNDUCTOR DEVICE DIODE (CR21 V81483 1
SEMI CC#JDUCiEUR DIODE
22OA WO9M3 INSULATOR. BUSHING -l
23ûA P70-7 . CANON, ISOLANT

INSUIATOR, WaSHER 2
240A 520601-24 . RONDELLE, ISOLANTE

WASHER. SPRIRK: VF0349 '1
25ûA 40HFR40 . RONDELLE, ELASTIQUE

SEM1 CONDUCTOR DEVlCE DIODE (CR4)
SEMI COMDUCTEUR DDDE
V81483 1
ZEQA 520601-24 WASHm, SPRIhG VF0349 i

RONDELLE, ELASTlQUE
270A RE2-18UJ RESISTOR, F E D (RI) VF0114 1
FESISTANCE, FlXE
1 8 0 I M f 5 % 25W
AïTACHMG PARTS
28Q4 UQlQG03000gUL SCREW VFOI 1O 2
290A 520301-24 . VIS

WASHER, SPRING
RONDELLE. ELASTIQUE
VF0349 2
m
3 W A Y251256 R W R (LI} 1
SELF
AITACHING PARTS
310A DZUBO4003WF SCFiEW VFO110 1
VIS
320A 520401-24 m WASHER, SPRING vF0349 1
RONDELLE, ELASTIQUE
*Xf
330A 709W WASHER 1

RONDEUE
34QA P709266-3 WASHER 1
3504 942001-70 .RONDEUE

WASHER
RONDELLE
VF0349 1
36ûA P715393 r COVER 1

CAPOT
37ûA 709873 ; m IPISULBTOR, PLATE 1
BARRETE, ISOLANTE
38ûA CKMSOIB1BWIMJ a CAPAGITOR, FIXED (Cl) VFOl14 1
CONDENSATEUR, FlXE
l M F f 5 % 1üûV
3 9 W 171785121 WSH-BU'ITOPI ( m l ) VFû537 1
BOUTON-POUSSOIR
4mA 201780402 ..GAP MW537 i
CAPUCHON
41M 253i6EP i FUSE HOLDER VF0240 1
PORTE FUSIBLE
-4 m Dl4 FUSE (FI) ~~0240 1
FUSIBLE
- 4200 Dl-10 FUSE [Fl) VF024û 1C 1
FUSIBLE
POST AMDT C

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NOV.93
AUXILEC
PIN 026
FIG. - PART NUMBER

AIRLIME NOMENCLATURE USAGE
CODE
UMîTS
ITEM PART ~ r n FER
DESIGWON NHA
FIG. - REFERENCE REF. ClE VAL1D.
RE? AERlEPlNE 234567 QTE PAR
. ENS
2
43OA 63142M44 TERMINAL VF0537 1
DOUILLE
440A JEAAOGOUL WASHER, FLAT VF0110 1
RONDELLE, PLATE
450A TF535AO a INSULATOR, FEEDMRU VFOM4 17
TRAVERSEE
46QA 7Nn44 fNSULATOR, BUSHlNG 13
CANON, ISOIAM
470A 7 0 M 3 • PLATE 1
PLAQUE
4ôOA S7074717 RESISTOR, VARWLE (Pl) 1
RESISTANCE, VARIABLE
*
470 OHM 20 o16
O R E R MlERLGTH W H
P l3HCi25ALA47OUM
MAûE BY VF1621
49ûA FSMAlAH 9 RUAU (KI) VIT451 f
REWS
ArrACHfNG PARTS
500A BHQ1 QG03ûû12UL . SCREW VFOl1O 2
' VIS
51QA Pi09670 BUSHING 1A 2
CANON
515A 52030134 WASHER, SPRtNG VF034D 2
RONDEUE, ELASTIQUE
5 2 M GAQIQJOSOL NUT VFû224 2
ECROU
A 5236 ml9484 SHlM 1BC 1
A 525A P719485 - CALE

STIRRUP
€TRIER
m
1BC 1
530A P70- v CIRCUIT M D ASSEMBLY 1

ClRCUrr IMPRIME PUISSANCE
54ûA CKM501B63V470KJ * CAPACITOR, FlXED (C2) VFOl14 1
CONDENSATEUR FiXE
5406 PM7243V47OKJ CAPACITOR, FIXED (C2) VF1379 1
CONDENSATEUR FtXE
!j5ûA 1N647 SEMICONDUCTOR, DEVlCE DIODE (CM) VF0114 1
SEMI-CONDUCTEUR, OlODE
5506 IN56q8 SEMICCINDUCTOR, D M C E DIODE (CM) V14D99 1
SEMI-CONDUCTEUR, DlODE
56ûA 1N647 * SEMICONDUCMR, DEVICE DIODE (CR43) VFOI 14 1
SEMICOidWCTEUR, MODE
560B IN5616 SEMICONDUCTOR, DEVICE DIODE (çR43) V140W 1
570A 1 W 7 SWICONDUCTOR. DEVICE DIODE ( C W ) WEI1 14 1
SEMt4ONOUCEUR, DlODE
5706 IN6676 SEMICONDUCTOR, DEVICE DIODE ( C R A ~ ) VI4099 1
SEMI-CONDUCTEUR,DIODE
580A RCîIUlOMI RESISFOR, FIXED (R71) M O 1 94 i
RESISTANCE,FIXE
IOKOHM i 5 % 114W

Page 4 0023
NOV. 93
AUXlLEC
COMPONERIT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
PIN 026
FIG.
ITEM
- PART MhlBER
AiRUNE
N*
NOMENCLATURE USAGE
CODE
UNIR
PER
DESIGNATiON
FIG.-
NHA
REFERENCE REF. CIE VALID.
REP MRIENNE 12- QTE PAR
ENS
2
Wh4 RC2IU56DUJ RESISTOR. FKED (R72) W0114 1
RESISTANCE, F I E
56ûOHM f 5% 114W
600A P604655-1A CIRCUIT GARD ASSEMBLY IAB 1
CIRCUIT IMPRIME INTERMEDIAIRE
600B PM5655-18 ClRCUtT CARO ASSEMBLY 1C f
CIRCUIT IMPRIME lNTERMEDIAIRE
61Q4 Li401QG030ûû8UL 9 SCRW VFM20 4
VIS
B.2M 520301-24 * WASHER, SPRlAlG VF0348 4
RONDELLE, ELASTIQUE
h
630A RCBRW4CIP25 CONNECTOR VF8728 1

CONNECTEUR
g40A RC254E17SCWT CONNECTûR VF8728 2
CONNECTEUR
ATTACHINO FARTS
65aA GAQI BJû3DUL 9 . NW VF011O 4
ECROU
HOA 101 INSULATOR, WASHER V-61 4
RONDELE, ISOLANTE
--
aH.
- 870A 1N5655A SEMICOMDUCTOR DEVICE DIODE (CR45) VF8859 60aA 1
- ô706 lN5653A . SEMI-CONDUCTEUR DIODE

SEMICOMDUCTOR D M C E DIODE (CR45)
SEMICONDUCTEURDIODE
VF8859 6003 1
WST AMDT C
680A W1790g • CONNEMORASSY 1
CONNECTEUR EQUlPE
69ûA LtLQIQG090008UL - ATTACHlffi PARTS
SCRW MOAI0 4
70DA 520301-24 .WASHER,

VIS
SPRING
RONDELLE, ELASTiQUE
*O349 4
- CONNE(;MR
H.*
- 71OA 852542Ht4BIBPN VFû225 t

CONNECTEUR
OPT TO FDBMOH14-19PN
- 72ûA KZ05-07-Q . MADE BY VF1983

WIRE, ELECTRICAL mû241 AR
- 750A RNFlW3-324 . FIL, ELECniiQUE

INSULATION SLEEVING, ELECTRICAL Mo241 AR
- 74ûA RNFl00.3184 . GAINE ISOUWTE, ELECTRIQUE

lNSUCAnOM SEEVING, ELECTRlCAL
GAINE ISOIAME, ELECTRIQUE
Mû241 AU

Page 10024
NOV. 93
AUXILEC
PIN D26
FIG. - AlRLlNE NOMENCLATURE USAGE UNITS

ITEM PmT NUMBER PART No CODE PER
DESI GNAnON NHA
FIE. - REFERENCE REF. CIE VALID.
AERIENNE 1234567 QTE PAR
REP
-
2
-- EMS
75ûA 709691 HOUÇING I

BOiTiER
ATTACHING PAFZrS
76ûA NBQlQG040090AL SCREW M O I 10 2
VIS
VûA 520401-24 = WASHER, SPRING VF0349 2
RONDELLE, ELASTIQUE
m
78oA 288 TERMINAL, LUG VF2779 1

COSSE
- 740A PBW668 BRACKFT, ANGLE, ASSY 1
EQUERRE DE FIXAVON, EQUIPEE
BûûA HA8bF5A 9 FUSE (F2) Vf0114 1
FUSIBLE
BWB HA81-FaA m FUSE (F2) VFOt 14 3
810A IN4007 . FUSIBLE

SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE LliODE (CR#)
SEMI-CONDUCTEURDIODE
VFOI 14 1
82ûA 1M4007 SEMICOMDUCTOR D M C E DIODE (eR47) VFOlt4 1

SEMI-CONDUCTEURDIODE
830A PP2 rn TEMINAL, STUD VFgl62 3
PLOT
EWA ISWlOa-A-9 TERMIFIAL, STUD YFW84 2
85Q4 1801 .. PLOT

TERMINAL, STVD VF2001 1
86ûA P603207 - P m
BRACKET, ANGLE
E Q ü B E DE FIXATION
4
A 870A SSTlM30 mRAP W 8 3 3

COLLER

Page 1002-5
NOV. 93
AUXlLEC
PIN D26
a 30
NOTE :SEMICONDUCTDR DEVICE, Dl ODE
SEMICONDUCTEUR, DIODE
EX: REP: 120 : D24 = CR24
I
I W
10
27 - - ! - - 2 0
Pilot printed circuit card assemMy

Figure 3
Page 1W3d
NOV. 93
AUXILEC
COMPONENT MAINTENANCE W U A L
PIN D26
AlRLlNE NOMENCLATURE UGAGE UNITS

PART NUMBER PART N- GODE PER
DESIGNATION NHA
AERIENHE 1234567 QTE PAR
---- ENS
- 1A 800310 PILOT PRINI"ED CIRCUIT CARO ASSEMBLY RF

CRCUIT IMPRIME PILOTE EQUIPE
SEE 24.39.88.1 - IODA FOR NHA
1OA RCC254Pl7PClT CONMECTOR M6728 1
CONNECTEUR
AlTACHING PARTS
2ûA BAQi OG030012UL • SCFlEW VFOI I O 2
208 H IQ1QGO30012AL . VIS

SCREW
VIS
VFOl10 2
2 5 ~RMGWAL . WASHER, FLAT
RONDELLE. PLATE
wai to 2
30A 520301-24 WASHER, SPRlNG MW 2
RONDELLE. ELASTIQUE
40A GAQIBJ030UL NUT VFOltO 2
ECROU
m
5ûA CE133C220UJ CAPACITOR, FlXED (C6) M O 1 14 1

CONDENSATEUR FIXE
220 PF k 5 % IOW
BOA CKM501816OV22KJ W A C I T O R FlXED (Cg) VFOI 14 1
CONDENSATEUR FIXE
22 NF I 5 % 160V
30A CKM501B160V22KJ CAPAGITOR FKED (Cl31 WO114 1
CONDENSATEUR FIXE
22Nf * 5 % 1ôûV
MO114
BOA CKM!iûl û#V1 OOKJ CAPACITOR FlXED (C10) 1
CONDENSATWR FIXE
100NF15%63V
9ûA CTS14WIMM WACITOR FlXED (C4) V F O I 14 1
CONDENSATEUR FIXE
I M F k 20% 40V
100A CTSI-40VI MM CAPACITOR FW D (C5) V F O I 14 1
CONDENSATEURÇWE
1MF*2û%40V
110A CTS14DVIMM CAPAClTûR FIXED (C7) VF0114 1
CONDENSATEUR FIXE
I M F 4.20% 40V
120A CTS1-5OVI MM m CAPACFOR F I E D (Ca} VFOl74 1
CONDENSATEUR FIXE
1 MF f 20% 5 0 V
130A 109DlWOl25F2 CAPACtTOR FlXED (C3} VF5423 1
CONDENSATEUR FUCE
14MF i 20% 125V
14OA BZX46C5V6 SEMICOMDUCTOR t3EVICE DIODE (CR8) VFOI 14 1
SEW-CONDUCTEUR DLODE
15ûA BZM6C&% SEMICONDUCTOR E V l C E DIODE (CR11) VFDI 14 1
SEMI-CONDUCTEUR DlODE
l6OA BZX46- G E M I C O W O R DEVlCE DIODE (CR18) VFDl14 1
SEMI-CONWCTEUR DIODE
17ûA Bzx85ClO SEMICONDLGTOR DEVICE DlODE (CRI%} VF0114 1
SEMI4ûNDUCTEUR DlODE
l8OA B ï X 0 5 C î O i SEMICONWCTOR DEVICE DlODE (CRl2) W0114 ' 1
IaOA BZX8X39 . SEMKONDUCTEUR DlODE

SEUJCONDUCTORD M C E DIODE (CRO)
SEMICONDUCTEUR DIODE
VFO114 1

Page 1003-1
NOV. 93
AUXILEC
COMPONENT MAiMTEPlAMCE MANUAL
PIN D26
1 1 1
I
NOMENCLATURE
DESIGNATION
.
1 USAGE
CODE
UNITS
[ SMICONWCTOR DEüiCE DIODE ( C M ) W4601 1 [

4
M E PAR
I I
SEMICONWCTOR DEVlCE DIODE (CR3
SEMI-CONDUCTEUR DtODE
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE DIODE (CR7)
SEMI-CONDUCSEUR DIODE
SEMIC0NDUC;TOR DEVICE DIODE (CRI 0)
SEMI-CONDUCTEUR DIODE
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE DlODE (CRIO)
. SEMI-CONDUCTEUR DlODE
SEMICOMDUCTOR DEVICE DlODE (CR131
SEMICONDUCTOR DNlCE DIODE (CR13)
SEMI-CûNDUCTEUR DIODE
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE DfODE (CRI 7)
SEMI-CûNDUCTEUR DIODE
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE DlODE (CRI 7)
SEMIGONDJJCTORDEVTCE DlODE (CR191
. SEMI-CONDUCTEUR DIODE
SEMICONDUCTOR OEVlCE DIODE (CR191
SEMICONDUCTDR DEVlCE DIODE (CR201
SEMICONDUCTOR D M C E DIODE (CR20)
. SEMI-CONDUCTEUR DIODE
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE DIODE (CR21)
SEMI-CONWC'IEUR DIODE
. SEMICONDUCTOR D M C E DIODE (CR21)
SEMCONDUCTOR DEVlCE DIODE (CR371
. SEMI-CONDUCTEUR DlODE
SEMCONDUCTOR DEVICE DIODE (CR37)
SEMLCOMDUCTEUR DIODE
SEMlCONPUCTûR OEVlCE DIODE (CRS)
SEM[-CONDUCTEUR DIODE
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVlCE DlODE (CRM)
SEMCCONDUCTEUR DIODE
SEMICONDUCTOR DRnCE DlODE (CR=)
SEMI-CONDUCEUR DfODE
SEMIWNDUCTOR DEVlCE DlODE ( C m
SEMlCONDUCTMt D m C E DIODE (CR401
SEMICONDUCMR DEMCE DIODE (GR4O)
SM-COMDUCEUR DIODE
SEWECONDUCTOR D M C E DIODE (CR141
SUiMCMJWCTEUR DIODE
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE DlODE (CR15)
SEMI-CONDUCTEUR DlOOE
RESISTORVARWLE (R32)
RESISTANCE VARIABLE
470 OHM POM 10 PCT

- REPERE PlOM ILLUSTRE
Page 1003-2
NOV. 93
AUXILEC
COMPOMENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
P/N D26
FIG. - AlRLlNE NOMENCiAïïJRE USAGE UHtrS

ITEM PARTNUMBER p ~ ~ w DESIGNATIOPI
CODE PER
NHA
FIG. - REFERENCE REF. CIE VALID.
REP AERIEMNE 1234567 QTE PAR
ENS
3
2WA 800-a3-10KJ RESISTOR VARLABLE (R33) V84W 1
RESISTANCE VARIABLE
10 KOHM POU 5 PCT
OPT TO
502-72HSlOKJ MADE BY VFI 379
38ûA RC2IUlKJ RESIETOR, FIXED IR&) VF0114 3
RESISTANCE, FlXE
*
i KOHM 5 % 114W
370A RC21U1K5.l RESISTOR, FlXED (RIO) VFOl14 1
RESISTANCE, FIXE
1.5KOHM 5 % 114W
3808 RCSlUlOKJ E S I S T û R , FlXED (R2) VFDII4 1
RESISTANCE, FIXE
30ûA RC21U9OKJ - IOKOHM k 5 % 114W

RESISMR, FUCEO {R3)
RESISTAMCE, FIXE
VFû114 1
10 KOHM rt: 5 $6 114 W

3908 RB59-1KJ RESISTOR, FKED (R3) VF0114 1
RESISTANCE, AXE
*
i KOHM 5 % 314 W
4WA RC21UlOKJ RESISTOR, FIXED (R7) VFû114 1
RESISTANCE, FiXE
41ûA RC21UISKJ
*
10 KOHM 5 % 114 W
RESISTOR, FWEO (Mg) VFOI t4 1
RESISTANCE, FlXE
15 KOHM k 5 % 114 W
42ûA RC21U lOOW RESISTOR, FNED (RQ) VM114 1
RESISTANCE, FIXE
1OOOHM & 5 % 114W
4208 RS71Y715üF RESISTOR, FlXED (R9) VFû114 1
R E S I A N C E , FlXE
7150HM I 5 Z 1IZW
POSTAMDTB
4508 RC21U'iûûüJ RESLSTOR,FlXED (R21) VFûl14 1
RESISTAPICE, FIXE
1000HM I 5 % 114W
43OB RC32-100UJ RESIETOR, FlXED (R21) VW114 1
RESISTANCE, FIXE
*
lOOOMM 5 % 112W
4408 RC21U2W . WSTAMMC

RESISTOR, FKED (R15)
RESISTANCE, FKE
VFû114 1
4508 RC21UZK23 . 2.2 KOHM k 5 % 414 W

RESISTOR, FIXED (R16)
RESISTANCE, FlXE
VM114 1
2.2 KOHM 1 5 % 1/4 W

45C18 RCS2-1W R E S l m FIXED (RI61 VF01'14 1
RESISTANCE. FlXE
75KOHM 5 % 1RW *
RESISTOR, FMED (R23) VF0114 1
460A RC21U2K3J
RESISTANCE,FIXE
2.7 KOHM i 5 % 114 W

Page iOO3-3
NOV. 93
AUXILEC
PIN D26
FIG. - PART NUMBER

AIRLINE
PART NB
NOMENCLAWRE USAGE
CODE
UNlTS
PER
DESlGNAllQN NHA
FIG. - REFERENCE REF. CIE VALIO.
RE? AERIENNE 1234567 QTEPAR
ENS
3
47ûA RC21U3KBJ RESISTOP., FlXED (RB) VF0114 1
RESISTANCE, FUFE
3.8 KOHM 4 5 % 1HW
48ûA RCïIU3K9J m RESISTOR, FIXED (R12) Vmll4 1
RESISTANCE, FIXE
3.0 K O M + 5 % 114 W
4WA RC2lU39KJ RESISTOR, FKED (R27) Mol14 1
RESISTAMCE,FIXE
5QûA RC2fU4K7.i . 39 KOHM + 5 % 114 W

RESISTOR, FlXED (R31)
RESISTANGE. FlXE
VF0114 1
4.7KOMA I5 % 114W
51ûA RC21U5KüJ RESISTOR, FlXED (R30) VF0114 1
RESISTANCE, FOCE
5.8 K O M *
6 % 1/4 W
1
52ûA RC3IUlK8J RESISTOR, FIXED (R4) VW114
RESISTANCE, FiXE
1.8WHJW 5 % 112W*
RESISTOR, FIXED (R4) VFû114 1
5208 RC32-1K U
RESBiAbiCE,FUIE
1.5KOHWi f 5 % 1iZW
B O A RC31U!iHlUJ RESISTOR, FIXED (R5) M o 114 1
RESISTANCE. FIXE
MOOHM 5% 112W
54ûA RC3ZU82U.l RESISTOR, FlXED (R25) VFO114 1
RESISTANCE, FKE
*
820HM 5 % 1/2W
RESISTOR, FIXED (RI 9) VfOl14 t
55aA RS58YIOOUF
RESIWAMCE, FlXE
56ûA RS58Y100UF
700 OHM *
1 % 1t8W
RESISTOR, FWED (WO) VFOI 14 1
RESISTANCE. FlXE
IMIOHM 4 1 % 1IBW
5803 RB5DU59K m RESISTOR, FlXED (=O) VF0114 1
RESISTAMCE, FlXE
0.39 OHM f 10 % 114 W
57ûA RSSBYIOKF m RESISTOR, FIXED (W4) VFOI 14 1
RESISTANCE,FlXE
10KOHM f. 1 % 7F8W
580A RS5BY33K2F RESISTOR, FIXED (RIT) M O 1 14 1
REStSTAMCE, FlXE
33.2 KOHM I 1 % lm W
59ûA RS58Y33tEF RESIETOR, F K D (R48) M o 114 1
RESISTANCE,RXE
33.2 KOHM k 1 % I l s W
MOA RSû3YfW RESISTOR, FlXED (RI 4) VFOl14 1
RESISTANCE, FlXE
4 KOHM f 1 % 1/4 W
B1ûA RS6SYIK5F RESETOR, FlXEb (RI3) VF0114 1
RESETAMCE, FKE
1.5KOHM I 1 % 1H W
I

Page 1003-4
NOV. 93
AUXILEC
PIN D26
FIG. - AlRLlNE NOMENCLATURE USAGE UNITS

EM PART NUMBER CODE PER
DESIGNATLOW NHA
FIG. - REFERENCE REF. CIE VAUD.
REP AERIENNE 1234567 QTE PAR
ENS
3
62ûA RS83YZK21F RESETOR, FlXED (R28) VFOl14 1
RESISTANCE, FIXE
630A RS63Y2K49F - 2.21 KOHM f 1 % 114 W

RESETOR, ADJUSTABLE (R26)
RESISTANCE, AJUSTABLE
VFOl14 AR
2.49 KOHM k 1 1 114 W

SEL FROM
- 6318 RS63YZK5af RESISTOR, ADJUSTABLE (R26)
RESISTANCE,AJUSTABLE
VF0114 AR
2.52KOHM f 1 % 114W
- 632A RS83Y2K55F RESISTOR, ADJUSTABLE (R26) VFOl14 AR
2.55 KOHM k 1 % 114 W
- 63M RSB3fiK58F RESISTûR, ADJUSTABLE (R26) VFOl14 AR
RESISTANCE, MUSTABLE
2.58 KOHM I 1 % 114 W
- 6MA RS63Y2KgTF m RESISTOR, ADJUSTABLE (R26) M O 1 14 AR
RESISTANCE, AJUSTABE
2.81 KOHM zk 1 % 114 W
- 635A RS63WK64F RESISTOR, ADJUSTABLE (R26) M O 114 AR
RESISTANCE. AJUSTABLE
2.64 KOHM 1 % 114 W
- 65M RSB3Y2WF RESISTOR. ACMUSTABLE (R26) VF02 14 AR
2.67KOHM f 1 % 114W
- 837A RS63YZK71F RESETOR, ADJUSTA8LE (R26)
RESISTANCE, AJUSTAWE
VFOI 14 AR
2.7f KOHM k i% 114 W

- 63ûA RS63Y2K74F RESISTUR, ADJUSTABLE (R26) VFOI 14 AR
RESISTANCE,AJUSTABLE
2.74 KOHM c! 1 % 114 W
640A R583Y582UF RESISTOR, FIXED (R11) VF0114 1
RESISTANCE. FIXE
9 2 OHM 1 % 114 W
650A RB69330UJ RESISTOR, FlXED (R22) VFOI 14 f
RESISTANCE. FIXE
300OHM 5 5 % 3 W
660A 2 W 1 - 2 TRANSISTOR (QB) VFOI 14 1
TRANSISTOR
W B 2N5154 W S I S T O R (88) VF8859 1
TRANSISTOR
670A lIU2891-2 TRANSISTOR (Q7) YFM $4 1
TRANSISTOR
8708 ZN5154 TRANSISTOR (Q7) YF8859 1
TRANSISTOR
680A 2N2891-2 TRANSISTOR (QS) M O I 14 1
TRANSISTOR
6806 2N5154 r TRAMSISTûR (QS) VFW9 1
TRANS1STOR
6- 2N2691-2 r TRANSISTOR (Q9) VFOl14 1
TRANSISTOR
6BOB ZN5194 TRANSISTOR (99) VF8859 1
TRANSISTOR

Page 10034
NOV. 03
AUXlLEC
PIN 026

P w 1003-6
NOV. 93
AUXILEC
COMPOME NT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
P/N 026
MOTE : SEMICONDUMOR DEVICE. DIODE

SEMICONDUCTEUR. DIODE:
EX : REP: 320 :Dl4 = CR14
I 25
Protection printed circuit card assernbly

Figure 4
Page 1004.0
NQV 93
AUXILEC
PIN D26
lm1 PART NUMBER

AlRLlNE
PART No
NOMENCLATURE
DESIGNATION
USAGE
CODE
UNIT3
PER
NHA
REF. CIE
AERIENNE 1234567 QTE PAR
- - .-
ENS
PROTECTION PRINTED ClRCUlT CARO RF

ASSEMBLY
CIRCUiT IMPRIME PROTECTION EQUIPE
SEE 2639-88-1
CONNECTOR
-
9OA FOR NHA
m728 1
CONNECTEUR
.ATTACHING PARTS
SCREW
VIS
VFOl1O 2
SCREW VFOI 1O 2
VIS
WASHER, FtAT VFOIIO 2
RONDELLE, PLATE
WASHER VF0349 2
1- RONDELLE
Hn.
ECROU
VFOll O 2
C*l
CAPACITOR, FtXED (C76] VFOll4 1

CONDENSATEUR. F E
22NF f 5 % 160V
CAPAC- FlXED (C20) VFOl 14 1
CONDENSATEUR, FIXE
22NF f 5 % 1BOV
CAPAGITOR, FIXED (C21) VF07 14 1
CONDENSATEUR, F I E
22HF I 5 % 160V
CAPACITOR, FIXED (Cl 2) VFOl14 1
CONDENSATEUR, FIXE
- 15MF I 20% 20V

CAPACiTOR, FIXED (C14)
CONDENSATEUR, FIXE
VFOl14 f
15MF *20% 20V

CaPAClTOR FlKED (Cli) VFQI 24 1
CONDENSATEUR,FIXE
1 MF f 2 0 % 50V
CTSI 34W22MM CAPACITOR, FIXED (Cl 5) VFOl14 1
CONDENSATEUR,FlXE
22MF 5 2 0 % 50V
I l 120A CTSI -8WlOMM CAPACITOR, FIXED (Cl 7) VFOI 14 , 1

CONDENSATEUR, FlXE
*
1OMF 20% 80V
VFOI 14 1
SEMICONDUCTOR, DEVICE DIODE (CR24)
S E A R I G O P I W U R , MODE
SEMICONDUCMU, D M C E DlODE (CR24) VF8859 f
SEMI-CONDUCTEUR. DIODE
' SEMICONWCTOR, DEVICE DlODE (CR25) m l 4 1
SEMI-CONDUCTEUR. DIODE
SEH1COMWCTOR, E V K E û l O E (CR25) VF8659 1
SEMI-COhaXICTEUR, DIODE
SEMICONDUCTOR, D E V I E DlODE (CR26) VFOl14 1
ÇEMCCONDUCTEUR. DIODE
SEMICONPUCTOR, D M C E DIODE (CR26) V f 6659 t
SEMI-CONDUCTEUR, MODE
SEMICOMDUCMR,DEVlCE DIODE (CR22) VFOl14 4
SEMI-COOJWCTEUR, DIODE

Page 1004-1
NOV. 93
AUXILEC
GOMPONENT AllAlPlTENANCE MANUAL
PIN D26
AfRLfNE NOMENCLATURE USAGE UNITS

~TEM PART NUMBER NV CODE Pm
DESIGNATiON NHA
AERlENNE i23456ï' QTE PAR
---- ENS
16OB BZX55C5M SEMCONDUCTOR, DEVICE DIODE {CM3 W8859 7

SEMICONDUCTEUR, DIODE
17OA I3ZXM3CSVG SEMICONDUCTOR, DEVICE DIODE (CK28) VF0114 1
1708 BZX55C5Vô m SEMICONDUCTOR,DEVICE DIODE (CR2B) VF8859 1
SEMI-CONDUCTEUR, DIODE
18OA BZX46C5V6 . SEMICOAIWCTOR, DEVICE DIODE (CR30) VFQI 74 i
18018 BZX56C5Vû - SEMIICONOUCTEUK, DIODE

SEMICONDUÇTOR, DEVICE DIODE (CR301 W8859 1
19M BZX46C5V8 - SEMICOMUCTOR, DNlCE D I O E {CR331

SEMI-CONDUCTEUR D I O E
SEMI-CONDUCTEUR. DlOOE
M O I 14 1
ISOB BtX55C5m m Ç E M I C O ~ T O RW, C € DIODE (CR33) VF88B 4

,200A BZX85CiO r SEMICONDUCTOR, DEVICE DIODE (CR27) M8859 1
SEMLCONDUCTEUR, DlODE
210A I N N 7 rn SEMICONWTOR, DEVICE DIODE (CR23) MO1 14 f
SEMI-CUNDUCTEUF?,O D E
2108 tM5616 ' SEMICONDUCTOR,D M C E D I O E (CR23) V14099 1
22QA IN647 SEMICONDUGTOR, DEVICE DtûDE (CR291 F O I 74 1
2208 IN5616 SEwiK;ONDüCTOR, OEVICE DsODE (CR29) V14W 1
23ûA IN843 SEMICONDUCTOR, DEVICE DIODE (CR31) VFOI 14 1
2308 IN5616 . SEMICONDUCTEUR, DlODE

SEMICONDUCTOR, DEVICE DIODE (CR31)
$EMl-CONDUCTEUR, M013E
VI4099 1
240A IN647 SEMICONDUCTOR, DEVICE DIODE (CR32) VF0114 1

2408 IN5616 SEMICONDUCTOR, DEVICE DIODE (CR32) VI4099 1
SEMf-CONDUCTEUR, DIODE
25aA 1 W 7 SEMICONDUCTOR, DEVICE DIODE (MM) W01f 4 1
2SOB IN5616 SEMICONDUCTOR,DEVICE DIODE (CR34) V I 4099 1
SEMCCONDUrnUR, DIODE
2- IN647 SEMICONDUCTOR, DEVICE DIODE (CR41) W0114 1
2EOB I N S I 6 SEMICONDUCTOR, DEVICE DIODE (CR41) V140W 1
SEMI-COMDUCTEUR, DIODE
270A IN647 SEMICONDUCKIR, DEVICE DIODE (CR42) M O I 14 1
SEMI-COMDUCTEUR, DIODE
2705 7N5616 m SEMLCWDUCTbR, DEVLCE DIODE ( C M ) Vl 1
280A IN9746 m SEMICONDUCTOR, DEVICE DIODE (CR351 VFOI 14 1
290A PC1BA1OKK m RESISTOR, VARIABLE (RW VFOl14 1
RESISTANCE, VARIABLE
IOKOHM 10% +
300A PC19AIOKK RESISTûR, VARIABLE (R67) VFOI 14 1
RESISTANCE. V A R M E
10rnHM 2k 40%
31ûA RC21UlKJ FESISTOR, FIXED (R83) VFOl14 ?
RESISTANCE, FKE
1KOHM k 5 % 1/4W

Page 1004-2
NOV. 93
AUXILEC
PIN D26
FIG. - AlRLlNE NOMENCLATURE USAGE UNrrS

ITEM PARTNUmER PART No CODE PER
DESIGWTION NHA
FIG. - REFERENCE REF. CIE VALID.
REP AERIENNE 1234587 QTE PAR
ENS
4
32ûA RCïIUlKJ . ESISTOR. FIXE0 (RM)
RESISTANCE, FIXE
VF0114 1
330A RC21UlK5J - 1 K W M S 5 % 114W

RESISTOR, FIXED (RB51
RESISTANCE, FIXE
VFO114 1
1.5 KOHM k 5 % If4 W

34OA RCSIUlOKJ = RESISTûR, FIXED IR41} VF0114 1
RESISTANCE. FKE
10 KOHM i 5 % 114 W
35ûA RC21Li1 SKJ RESISTOR, FIXED (R40) V F O I 14 1
RESISTANCE. FIXE
15KOHM k 5 % 1MW
38ûA RC21U220UJ FXSISTOR. FIXED (R53) VF0114 1
RESISTANCE. FlXE
22ûOi-M ?î 5% 114W
3ïBA RC21US3K.i RESISTOR, FIXED (R47) VFOl14 1
RESISTANCE, FIXE
33 KOHM 5 9$ 114W
38ûA RC21U33KJ RESISTOR, FKED (R48) VF0114 1
RESISTANCE, FlXE
39QA RC21U4K7J . 33 KOHM i 5 % 114 W

ESISTOR, FKED (R46)
RESISTANCE, FlXE
MO114 7
4.7 KOHM f 5 % 114 W

40QA RC21U470UI RESISTOR, FUCED (W) MO114 1
RESISTANCE, FlXE
470 OHM 6 % 114 W
41ûA RC2tU5K6.i RESISTOR. FKED (Ra) VFOIl4 1
RESISTANCE, FlXE
5.6 KQW & 5 % 114 W
42ûA RCZIU!XOUI RESISTOR, FKED (RB) VF0114 1
RESISTAMCE, FC E
5600HM i 5 % 114 W
4308 RCZiUBK8J RESLSTOR, FHED (RN) VFOI 14 3
RESISTANCE. FlXE
440A RC21U6K8J - 6.8 KOHM k 5 % 714 W

RESISTOR, FlXED (W)
RESISTANCE, FlXE
VFOlI4 1
*
6.8 KOI-IM 5 % 1M W
45ûA , RC31U1KJ RESISTOR, FlXED (R37) VFOl14 1
RESISTANCE, FlXE
1 KOHM k 5 % 1/2W
40M RC31VtKJ t RESISTOR, FKED (R45) VFOlI4 1
RESISTANCE, FlXE
47ûA RC31UIKâ.l . RESISTANCE,

1KOHM f 5 % 112W
RESISTOR, FUCED ( M D )
FlXE
VFOI 14 1
1.8KOHM k 5 % 1 R W
480A RC31U.IMJ RESISTOR, FlXED (R51) ml14 1
RESISTAPICE, FlXE
IMOHM & 5 % 112W
480A RC31WKZJ a RESISTOR, FlXED (RU) VFOlt4 1
RESISTANCE, FlXE
2.2 KOHM I 5 % 112 W

Page 7004-3
MW. 93
AUXILEC
PIN D26
USAGE UNlTS
1 1
F "FE"'""
CODE
VAUD.
PER
N M
QTE PAR
ENS
. RESIS7OR, FKED (M2)

RESISFANCE, FlXE
2.2 KOHM 4 5 9g 1/2W
m RESISTOR, FUCED (RSI)
RESISTANCE, FlXE
+
3.3 KOHM 5 % 912 W
m KESISTOR, FIKED (RS7)
RBISTANCE, FlXE
+
470HM 5 % 112W
RESISOR, FlKED (R70)
RESISTANCE, FlXE
*
5.6 KOHM 5 % IL!W
RWISTOR, FUCED (R59)
RESISTANCE.FIXE
221 KOHM k .f % 118 W
RESISTOR, FHED (R60)
RESISTANCE, FIXE
221 K O W ll: % 118 W
RESfSTOR.FIXED (R61)
RWISTANCE, FlXE
221 KOHU *
1 % 1IS W
RESISlUR, FUCED (W)
RESISTANCE, FR€
221 KDHM k 1% I M W
RESlsFOR, FlXED (R58)
RESISTANCE. FIXE
lKOHM-+ 1 % 114W
m SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE CONTROLLED
RECTIFIER (814)
. THYRISTOR
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVlCE CONTROLLED
RECîlFIER (Ql4)
. 7HYRlSK)R
TFIANSIrnR (412)
TRANSISTOR
r TRANSISTOR (QI 3)
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR (QI 3)
. TFtANSlSTOR
INSULATOR, DISK
- INTERCALAIE
IWtJLATOK, DEK
1
. INTERCALAlRE
MlCROClRClJlT. LIMEAR (PB)
MfCROSTRUCWRE,ANALOGIQUE
MICROCIRCUIT, LINEAR (H4)
1 Y ICROSTRUCTURE,ANALOGIQUE

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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

REV ISSUE DATE BY REV ISSUE DATE BY

RECORD OF TEMPORARY. REVISIONS

TEMPORARY REV 1SI ON INSERTED REMVED

- Record of temporary r e v i s i o n s - Pages 1/2 , .

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

SUBJECT PAGE DATE SUBJECT

List of materials 1 NOV. 93 Assembly and storage 701 NOV. 93

SUBJECT PAGE DATE SUBJECT PAGE DATE

NIINUM 4001-1 NOV. 93

Detailed parts list 100'1 NOV. 93

RECORD OF EQUIPMENT MODIFICATIONS

MODIFICATION BRIEF DESCRIPTION EFFECTIVITY

A Modification of the fuse value F I (Induded in the original

B Allow for alternator deenergiration when cut-off h m the

C lncrease in component performance and protection

Service bulletin'list - Pages I/2

TITLE: MODIFICATION OF THE PROTECTIVE REGULATOR

FOR INFORMATION, THIS EQUIPMENT CAN BE INSTALLED ON HELICOPTER

Affected Protective Regulator:

ORIGINAL ISSUE: AUG.29/06 D26-24-001

G. WEIGHT AND BALANCE.

ORIGINAL ISSUE: AUG.29/06 D26-24-001

H. ELECTRICAL LOAD DATA.

I. SOFTWARE ACCOMPLISHMENT SUMMARY.

After application of the Service Bulletin

ORIGINAL ISSUE: AUG.29/06 D26-24-001

A. MATERIAL - PRICE AND AVAILABILITY.

THALES A.E.S 41 Boulevard de la République BP 53

MATERIAL AND PRICE

− Protective PCB P/N P604666 –1 : see current price list.

B. MATERIAL BALANCE SHEET.

NEW P/N QTY DESIGNATION OLD P/N

P604666-1 issue E 1 Protective PCB P604666-1 issue D

NEW EMB P/N MODIFIED OR NEW PARTS OLD EMB P/N

ORIGINAL ISSUE: AUG.29/06 D26-24-001

ORIGINAL ISSUE: AUG.29/06 D26-24-001

ORIGINAL ISSUE: AUG.29/06 D26-24-001

NOTE : Equivalent substitutes may be used for listed items.

1 =TESTMG 3 = DISASSEMBLY 4 = CLEANING

DESCRI PTION JSE

Cernent 1480 BOSTlK X

Higktemperature CIE FRANCAISE DE CETAIN X

Vamish PyroRex 0651 ASTRAL-PYROLAC X

Orange Iocking vamish J. MESWULET X

Thinner for 9070 SHB J. MESWULET X

Cable EFS50-38-9 FILOTEX X

Tubing PLI0 SOCIETE ELECTRIQUE STERUNO X

NOTE : Equivalent substitutes may be used for listed items.

1 = TESTING 3 = DISASSEMBLY 4 =CLWING

Storage cap SOURIAU X

Commercial package AUXILEC X

Desiccant bag DYDRA X

TESTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING

ASSEMBLY AND STORAGE

Table o f contents -Page 2

Thls Component Maintenance Hanual has been prepared In compliance w i t h

A. The pages are numbered w i t h separate page nurnber blocks assigned t o

1 - 100 DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

B. In general,, a l 1 values are expressed i n units o f t h e International

In some particular cases more appropriate u n i t s a r e employed.