Inspeccion de Inyectores Duplez SB 73-0284

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ENGINE - FUEL MANIFOLD AND NOZZLE ASSEMBLIES - Inspect Fuel Nozzle Assemblies, PN
3103235-3, -8, -9, -10, -11, Used in Model TPE331-10, -11 Series Engines
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Transmittal Information
ATA Number TPE331-73-0284 (Publication Number D201409000003)
Summary
This revision is a FULL replacement. This revision includes the changes that follow:
• To correct multiple errors.
• Added metric conversion for PSIG.
Further action may be required if in compliance with the previous revision of this service bulletin.
The information that is identified with revision bars is listed in the Highlights section. Revision bars are not
used before Paragraph 1.A. The editorial changes and information that was moved or reformatted is not
identified with revision bars.
Refer to Paragraph 1.N. for a list of the acronyms and abbreviations used in this service bulletin.
Revision History
This service bulletin has had one revision(s) as shown in Table 1.
Table 1. Revision History
Revision Number Revision Date
0 3 Nov 2014
1 27 Feb 2015
Highlights
This section issues Revision 1 to Service Bulletin, ATA Number TPE331-73-0284 (Publication Number
D201409000003), and contains these changes:
The list of highlights tells the users about the changes that the revision makes. The list has three columns. The
"Page" column shows the block of data that the revision changes and the page on which the block begins.
The block can be a section, subsection, graphic, table, etc. Revision marks give the location of the change in
the block. The "Description" column tells the user about the change or changes in each block. A paragraph,
table, or figure reference often comes before the description. The "Effectivity" column tells the user about
the part number(s) to which the block of information applies. The default value for this column is "All." "All"
means that the block applies to all parts.
Page Description Effectivity
10 Paragraph 1.E.(2). Added text for the initial issue (revision 0) of this service All
bulletin.
12 Paragraph 1.K.(2). Deleted Service Bulletin References. All
12 Paragraph 1.N. Added terms to the List of Acronyms and Abbreviations and All
changed full term for TSO from time since last overhaul to time since overhaul.
14 Paragraph 2.F.(2). Added reference to alternate tooling. All
20 Paragraph 3.B.(3). Added following NOTE when handling nozzle assemblies. All
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Page Description Effectivity
23 Paragraph 4. Added NOTE for alternate tooling. All

23 Paragraph 4.A.(1) of APPENDIX A. Added metric conversion for PSIG. All
23 Paragraph 4.A.(1) of APPENDIX A. Changed bubblers to bubbles in the third All
listed item.
23 Paragraph 4.A.(1) of APPENDIX A. Added metric conversion for PSIG and All
the text No leakage allowed.
23 Paragraph 4.A.(1) of APPENDIX A. Changed primary to secondary, in the first All
two listed items and bubblers to bubbles and secondary to primary in the third
listed item.
24 Figure 6. Added figure for alternate tooling. All
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1. Planning Information
A. Effectivity
(1) This is a CATEGORY 1, SAFETY service bulletin.
NOTE: CATEGORY 1 service bulletins address safety issues. Typically, they
require urgent action and are often, but not always, referred to by an FAA
Airworthiness Directive. Category 1 service bulletins may be issued as
an ALERT service bulletin when immediate attention is required. ALERT
service bulletins are printed on light blue paper. The compliance schedule
stated in this service bulletin provides a reasonable reduction in risk
while minimizing engine downtime.
(2) This service bulletin is applicable to the fuel nozzle assemblies shown in Table 2.
Table 2. Applicable Component(s)
PN Serial Number
3103235-3, -8, -9, -10, -11 All
(3) The component(s) shown in Table 2 are used on turboprop aircraft engines. This
service bulletin is applicable to the serial numbers shown in Table 3.
Table 3. Applicable Engine(s)
Serial
PN Model Number Number Application
3102170-5 TPE331-10-511C All CASA 212-200
3102190-2 TPE331-10-511K All Jetprop Commander
695/695A/695B
3102180-2 TPE331-10-511M All Mitsubishi Marquise/Solitare
3108150-1 TPE331-10AV-511B All Mitsubishi MU-2, Beechcraft
B100
3108240-1 TPE331-10AV-511KA All Beechcraft C90/E90
3108200-1 TPE331-10AV-511M All Mitsubishi MU-2, Beechcraft
B100
3108140-2 TPE331-10GP-511D All Dornier 228
3108140-1 TPE331-10GT-511D All Dornier 228
3103700-1 TPE331-10N-511S All Conquest II
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Table 3. Applicable Engine(s) (Cont)

Serial
3108130-2 TPE331-10P-511D All Dornier 228
3102170-6 TPE331-10R-511C All CASA 212-200
3102170-7 TPE331-10R-512C All CASA 212-200
3102170-8 TPE331-10R-513C All CASA 212-200/-300
3108130-1 TPE331-10T-511D All Dornier 228
3108110-1 TPE331-10T-511K All Jetprop Commander
690C/690D
3108190-1 TPE331-10T-511M All Mitsubishi MU-2/-2N/-2P
3108110-2 TPE331-10T-512K All Jetprop Commander 690B
690C/690D
690A/690B
690A/690B
3102050-4 TPE331-10U-511G All Merlin IIIB
3102050-5 TPE331-10U-512G All Merlin IIIB
3102940-2 TPE331-10U-513G All Merlin IIIC
3103230-1 TPE331-10UA-511G All Merlin III/IIIA/IV/IVA/
Metro/Metro II/Metro IIA
3102600-2 TPE331-10UF-511H All Jetstream 31
3102600-7 TPE331-10UR-513H All Jetstream 31
3103310-1 TPE331-10UG-513H All Jetstream 31
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Table 3. Applicable Engine(s) (Cont)

Serial
3103310-2 TPE331-10UGR-513H All Jetstream 31
3102600-12 TPE331-10UR-516H All Jetstream 31
3102540-3, -6, -7, -10 TPE331-11U-611G All Metro III/23/Merlin IVC
3102540-4, -8, -11 TPE331-11U-612G All Metro III/23/Merlin IVC
B. Concurrent Requirements
(1) Not applicable.
C. Reason
WARNING: FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS SERVICE BULLETIN COULD CAUSE
DISTRESS OF THE ENGINE TURBINE COMPONENTS. IF LEFT
UNCORRECTED, THIS DISTRESS COULD CAUSE A REDUCTION IN
ENGINE POWER OR IN-FLIGHT SHUTDOWN.
(1) Problem:
(a) Damage to fuel nozzle assemblies can disrupt the fuel spray patterns.
(2) Background:
(a) Fractures of the internal passage components and/or leakage between
primary and secondary fuel passages within the body, a component of the fuel
nozzle assembly, can result in significant disruption of the fuel spray patterns.
A disrupted spray pattern can cause thermal damage to turbine components.
Some turbine components may fail if thermal damage occurs.
(b) Existing body cross leakage checks in the engine maintenance manuals
may not detect all cases of leakage between the primary and secondary
fuel passages.
(c) A cross leakage check for the body is not included in the fuel nozzle assembly
component manual.
(3) Technical Validation:
(a) No design validation was necessary because the design was not changed.
(4) Benefits:
(a) Fuel nozzle assemblies are inspected at an increased frequency.
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(b) An improved procedure for checking for body cross flow leakage is used.
(5) Action:
(a) Perform fuel nozzle assembly inspections at a frequency of no greater than
every 350 hours.
(b) Perform the body cross flow leakage check provided in this service bulletin
at each inspection of the fuel nozzle assembly.
D. Description
(1) This service bulletin revises the fuel nozzle assembly inspection interval to be no
greater than every 350 hours.
(2) This service bulletin provides instructions to perform an improved body cross flow
leakage check.
(3) The operator may elect to base the fuel nozzle assembly inspection interval on engine
cycles rather than engine hours. In this case however, do not exceed 350 hours
maximum between fuel nozzle assembly inspection intervals.
E. Compliance
(1) Compliance addresses a safety issue.
(2) Honeywell recommends that the fuel nozzle assemblies listed in Table 2 are to be
inspected at a frequency no greater than every 350 hours. Initiate this inspection
interval following the next fuel nozzle assembly inspection that occurs after receipt
of the initial issue (revision 0) of this service bulletin. Every fuel nozzle assembly
inspection is to include the body cross leakage check provided in this service bulletin.
The body cross leakage check requirements provided in Paragraph 4.A. Appendix
A of this service bulletin shall apply until incorporated into the next revisions of the
applicable EMMs and component overhaul manual 73-10-19 following the initial
issue date of this service bulletin.
F. Approval
(1) The accomplishment instructions are FAA approved.
G. Manpower
(1) No additional man-hours are required to accomplish this change when performed at
time of inspection or when repair necessitates access to the affected part.
H. Weight and Balance
(1) None.
I. Electrical Load Data
(1) Not applicable.
J. Software Accomplishment Summary
(1) Not applicable.
K. References
(1) The sources of information used in the preparation of this service bulletin include
Honeywell engineering documentation and the documents listed in Table 4.
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Table 4. Sources of Information

Engine Overhaul Engine Maintenance Illustrated Parts
1 1
Part/Model Number Manual Manual Catalog
TPE331-10-511C 72-00-22 72-00-28 72-01-17
TPE331-10-511K 72-00-22 72-00-29 72-01-18
TPE331-10-511M 72-00-22 72-00-27 72-01-16
TPE331-10AV-511B 72-01-33 72-01-32 72-01-30
TPE331-10AV-511KA 72-01-47 72-01-46 72-01-45
TPE331-10AV-511M 72-01-33 72-01-32 72-01-30
TPE331-10GP-511D 72-01-23 72-01-22 72-01-20
TPE331-10GT-511D 72-01-23 72-01-22 72-01-20
TPE331-10N-511S 72-00-12 72-00-13 72-00-11
TPE331-10N-512S 72-00-12 72-00-13 72-00-11
TPE331-10N-513S 72-00-12 72-00-13 72-00-11
TPE331-10N-514S 72-00-12 72-00-13 72-00-11
TPE331-10N-515S 72-00-12 72-00-13 72-00-11
TPE331-10N-531S 72-00-12 72-00-13 72-00-11
TPE331-10N-532S 72-00-12 72-00-13 72-00-11
TPE331-10N-533S 72-00-12 72-00-13 72-00-11
TPE331-10N-534S 72-00-12 72-00-13 72-00-11
TPE331-10N-535S 72-00-12 72-00-13 72-00-11
TPE331-10P-511D 72-01-23 72-01-22 72-01-20
TPE331-10R-511C 72-00-22 72-00-28 72-01-17
TPE331-10R-512C 72-00-22 72-00-28 72-01-17
TPE331-10R-513C 72-00-22 72-00-28 72-01-17
TPE331-10T-511D 72-01-23 72-01-22 72-01-20
TPE331-10T-511K 72-00-22 72-00-29 72-01-18
TPE331-10T-511M 72-00-22 72-00-27 72-01-16
TPE331-10T-512K 72-00-22 72-00-29 72-01-18
TPE331-10T-513K 72-00-22 72-00-29 72-01-18
TPE331-10T-515K 72-00-22 72-00-29 72-01-18
TPE331-10T-516K 72-00-22 72-00-29 72-01-18
TPE331-10U-511G 72-00-22 72-00-23 72-01-15
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Table 4. Sources of Information (Cont)

Engine Overhaul Engine Maintenance Illustrated Parts
1 1
Part/Model Number Manual Manual Catalog
TPE331-10U-512G 72-00-22 72-00-23 72-01-15
TPE331-10U-513G 72-00-22 72-00-30 72-01-19
TPE331-10UA-511G 72-00-46 72-00-45 72-00-44
TPE331-10UF-511H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UF-512H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UF-513H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UF-514H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UF-515H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UF-516H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UG-513H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UG-514H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UG-515H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UG-516H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UGR-513H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UGR-514H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UGR-515H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UGR-516H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UR-513H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-10UR-516H 72-00-43 72-00-42 72-00-41
TPE331-11U-611G 72-00-26 72-00-25 72-00-24
TPE331-11U-612G 72-00-26 72-00-25 72-00-24
NOTE:
1. Affected Chapter/Section/Subject 73-10-09.
(2) Deleted.
L. Other Publications Affected
(1) Overhaul Manual with illustrated parts list, Report Number 73-10-19.
M. Interchangeability or Intermixability of Parts
(1) Not applicable.
N. Acronyms and Abbreviations
(1) Refer to Table 5 for a list of the acronyms and abbreviations used in this service bulletin.
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Table 5. List of Acronyms and Abbreviations

Term Full Term
ATA Air Transport Association
CAGE commercial and government entity
DIA diameter
DIM. dimension
ECCN Export Control Classification Number
EMM engine maintenance manual
FAA Federal Aviation Administration
kPa kilopascal
OD outside diameter
OHM Overhaul manual
OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration
PN part number
PSIG pounds per square inch gage
Qty quantity
Rev. revision
SFAR Special Federal Aviation Regulation
SIL service information letter
TSN time since new
TSO time since overhaul
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2. Material Information
A. Material - Price and Availability

(1) Information regarding price and availability of parts may be obtained
from a Honeywell-authorized service facility. (Refer to SIL P331-27.)
You can also use the “Dealer and Service Center Locator” tool at
https://myaerospace.honeywell.com/wps/myportal to find approved service locations.
Get the price and availability of parts from the Honeywell Product Catalog at
https://myaerospace.honeywell.com/wps/myportal. If the part is not in the catalog,
go to Honeywell, Aerospace Contact Team, Telephone: 800-601-3099 (Toll Free
U.S.A./Canada), 602-365-3099 (International Direct).
B. Industry Support Information
(1) Not applicable.
C. Material Necessary for Each Engine
(1) The parts required to accomplish the instructions outlined in this service bulletin are
shown in Table 6. Refer to Table 7 for the Instructions/Disposition Codes.
NOTE: Applicable illustrated parts catalogs and spare parts bulletins, dated later
than the original issue date of this service bulletin, may introduce different
parts for installation. Refer to these documents before ordering parts.
NOTE: Expendable parts, discarded in gaining access to the affected area of
the equipment, are not included.
Table 6. Operator-Purchased Material
Instructions/
Keyword/ Unit Disposition
1
New PN Nomenclature Old PN Qty Price Codes
3103235-3, -8, -9, -10, Fuel nozzle assembly 3103235-3, -8, -9, -10, 1 E
-11 -11
NOTE:
1. Refer to Paragraph 2.A. for information regarding price and availability of parts.
Table 7. Instructions/Disposition Codes

Code Description
Disposition Code E Reinstall removed part if serviceable; if not, replace.
D. Material Necessary for Each Spare

(1) The same as given in Paragraph 2.C.
E. Reidentified Parts
(1) Not applicable.
F. Tooling - Price and Availability
(1) No special tooling is required except that already listed in publications referenced
in Paragraph 1.K.(1).
(2) Alternate tooling may be used. Refer to Figure 6.
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3. Accomplishment Instructions
A. General Information
NOTE: Publications listed in Paragraph 1.K.(1) provide applicable disassembly, cleaning,

inspection, reassembly, and testing instructions and shall be referred to during the
accomplishment of the following instructions.
B. Perform Body Inspection as Follows
NOTE: The body cross leakage check currently in the EMMs at the time of this service
bulletin initial publication is to be superseded by the body cross leakage check
procedure provided in Appendix A of this service bulletin. The EMMs will be revised
to provide this newer procedure subsequent to publication of this service bulletin.
The fuel nozzle assembly component overhaul manual will also be revised to
incorporate this newer procedure subsequent to publication of this service bulletin.
NOTE: The body cross leakage check requirements provided in Appendix A of this service
bulletin shall apply until incorporated into the next revision of the applicable EMMs
and component overhaul manual 73-10-19 following the initial issue date of this
service bulletin.
(1) Remove fuel nozzle assemblies from the engine and visually examine for the following
conditions:
(a) Excessive distortion or damage of the fuel nozzle.
1 Air sweep shroud material loss.
a Complete loss of material spanning diametrically from the
inner diameter of the air sweep shroud lip to the outer-most
diameter of the holes, and circumferentially extending
beyond three adjoining holes, in one or more locations.
Refer to Figure 1.
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Figure 1. (Sheet 1 of 1) Damaged Air Sweep Shroud
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b Complete loss of material spanning diametrically from the

diameter of the holes, and circumferentially not extending
beyond two adjoining holes, and:
• More than three separate locations, or
• Two or three locations not each separated by acceptable
material circumferentially spanning at least four holes.
Refer to Figure 2.
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c Complete loss of material spanning diametrically from the

diameter of the holes, and circumferentially extending beyond
two and less than three adjoining holes, and:
• More than two separate locations, or
• Two locations not separated by acceptable material
circumferentially spanning at least four holes. Refer
to Figure 3.
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2 Damage to the fuel nozzle where opened cracks and/or displaced

material is present. Refer to Figure 4.
3 Material loss or distortion of the fuel nozzle that is associated with a
charred/burnt appearance of the metal edges.
Figure 4. (Sheet 1 of 1) Opened Cracks, Displaced Material

(b) Unusually heavy carbon build-up on the fuel nozzle.
NOTE: A thin layer of light carbon (soot) on the fuel nozzle is to be
considered normal.
1 Carbon accumulations on any part of the fuel nozzle that accumulate
to the point of blocking/disrupting fuel flow. Refer to Figure 5.
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Figure 5. (Sheet 1 of 1) Heavy Carbon Build-Up

(c) Evidence of leakage from the fuel nozzle and body joint.
1 Any carbon build up (except soot) at the joint between the fuel
nozzle and the body.
2 Fuel varnishing with a linear pattern at the joint between the fuel
nozzle and the body.
(2) Perform hot gas path inspection (borescope inspection) in accordance with the EMM if
any removed fuel nozzle assembly visually exhibits any of the conditions specified in
Paragraph 3.B.(1) or if fuel nozzle plugging or adverse streaking is suspected or found.
(3) Disassemble, clean, inspect, and functionally test the removed fuel nozzle assemblies
in accordance with the EMM or the fuel nozzle assembly component overhaul manual
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as applicable and the body cross leakage checks provided in Paragraph 4.A. of this
service bulletin.
NOTE: Use care when handling fuel nozzle assemblies. Do not install any fuel
nozzle assembly into an engine that is suspected of, or that shows evidence
of being dropped or similarly mishandled. This type of mishandling may
upset the seal between the body and the fuel nozzle and result in cross
leakage.
(4) Install serviceable fuel nozzle assemblies, reassemble and test the engine in
accordance with the EMM or OHM, as applicable. Serviceable fuel nozzle assemblies
are those that are new (TSN = 0) or have been disassembled, cleaned, inspected, and
functionally tested in accordance with Paragraph 3.B.(3) of this service bulletin.
(5) Make an entry in the engine log book noting date of compliance, engine operating
time, part number(s) and serial number(s) of installed component(s) (as applicable),
and compliance with this service bulletin (and service bulletin revision number, if
applicable).
(6) Reidentification of equipment is not required.
(7) Complete the Certificate of Compliance form in Paragraph 4.B. and send to Honeywell.
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4. Appendix
A. Appendix A,
NOTE: Alternate tooling to that listed in Appendix A are allowed. Refer to Figure 6.
(1) Body cross leakage test, (Disassembled fuel nozzle assemblies)
NOTE: Perform this check prior to each assembly of the body and fuel nozzle,
following all other inspection and/or cleaning of the body.
(a) Provide spray pattern fuel atomizer test set assembly, PN 284021-1, or
equivalent, and a container for test fluid large enough to submerge the body.
(b) Fill the container with clean, filtered to 10 microns nominal (25 microns
absolute) test fluid (MIL-PRF-7024, Type II) at room temperature.
(c) Connect hose from nitrogen supply to primary fitting.
(d) Install body into the tester holding fixture, in vertical position. Wet packing, PN
31350-007, with test fluid. Place on body and install brass cap, PN 67273,
onto body. Hand tighten brass cap.
NOTE: A primary to secondary leak can be caused by an improperly
seated packing. Verify step (d).
WARNING: USE APPROVED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
(GOGGLES/FACESHIELD) WHEN USING COMPRESSED AIR.
PROVIDE PROTECTION FROM FLYING PARTICLES. DO NOT
DIRECT AIRSTREAM TOWARDS SELF OR OTHER PERSONNEL.
(e) Set nitrogen pressure to 500 ±10 PSIG (3,447 ±69 kPa) and completely
submerge the body in container of test fluid for 30 to 40 seconds. Observe
body for evidence of leakage (nitrogen bubbles). No leakage allowed.
– Bubbles coming from slip joint indicate a primary to ambient leak.
– Bubbles coming from around primary inlet fitting indicate a cracked fitting.
– Bubbles coming from secondary fitting port indicate primary to secondary
leakage.
(f) Set pressure to 0 PSIG (0 kPa), remove body from test fluid and disconnect
hose to primary fitting.
(g) Connect hose from nitrogen supply to secondary fitting.
(h) Set nitrogen pressure to 500 ±10 PSIG (3,447 ±69 kPa) and completely
submerge the body in container of test fluid for 30 to 40 seconds. Observe
body for evidence of leakage (nitrogen bubbles). No leakage allowed.
– Bubbles coming from slip joint indicate a secondary to ambient leak.
– Bubbles coming from around secondary inlet fitting indicate a cracked
fitting.
– Bubbles coming from primary fitting port indicate primary to secondary
leakage.
(i) Set pressure to 0 PSIG (0 kPa), remove body from test fluid and disconnect
hose to secondary fitting. Remove body from test fixture. Remove packing,
PN 31350-007, and brass cap, PN 67273.
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(j) Parts which exhibit primary to ambient, secondary to ambient, or primary to

secondary leakage must be scrapped.
Figure 6. (Sheet 1 of 1) Alternate Tooling - Cap and Packing
Dimensional Limits for Figure 6 (Sheet 1 of 1)
Limits Limits
Reference Inches (mm) Reference Inches (mm)
DIA A 0.75 (19.05) DIA D 0.3125 (7.9375)
DIM. B 0.5 (12.7) DIM. E 0.0625 (1.5875)
DIM. C 0.375 (9.525)
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B. Appendix B, Certificate of Compliance

To: Operator or Service Center Performing Modification
Upon modification of equipment, please fill in the information requested below, then mail or email the
completed Certificate of Compliance (refer to Figure 7) to:
Honeywell International Inc.
111 S 34th Street, Mail Stop 503-320
Phoenix, AZ 85034-2802
Email: engine.reliability@honeywell.com
Figure 7. (Sheet 1 of 1) Certificate of Compliance
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EMAIL TO
engine.reliability@honeywell.com
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111 S. 34th Street

NOTICE: This is a CATEGORY 1, SAFETY service bulletin.

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Honeywell is a registered trademark of Honeywell International Inc.

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23 Paragraph 4. Added NOTE for alternate tooling. All

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Table 3. Applicable Engine(s) (Cont)

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Table 3. Applicable Engine(s) (Cont)

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Table 4. Sources of Information

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Table 4. Sources of Information (Cont)

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Table 5. List of Acronyms and Abbreviations

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A. Material - Price and Availability

Table 7. Instructions/Disposition Codes

D. Material Necessary for Each Spare

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NOTE: Publications listed in Paragraph 1.K.(1) provide applicable disassembly, cleaning,

B. Perform Body Inspection as Follows

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Figure 1. (Sheet 1 of 1) Damaged Air Sweep Shroud

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b Complete loss of material spanning diametrically from the

Figure 2. (Sheet 1 of 1) Damaged Air Sweep Shroud

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c Complete loss of material spanning diametrically from the

Figure 3. (Sheet 1 of 1) Damaged Air Sweep Shroud

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2 Damage to the fuel nozzle where opened cracks and/or displaced

Figure 4. (Sheet 1 of 1) Opened Cracks, Displaced Material

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Figure 5. (Sheet 1 of 1) Heavy Carbon Build-Up

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(j) Parts which exhibit primary to ambient, secondary to ambient, or primary to

Figure 6. (Sheet 1 of 1) Alternate Tooling - Cap and Packing

Dimensional Limits for Figure 6 (Sheet 1 of 1)

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B. Appendix B, Certificate of Compliance

Figure 7. (Sheet 1 of 1) Certificate of Compliance

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