Life Jacket TYPE 300 P/N: 21 6351 - 0: and Decekration Ditision

ProtectionAnd Decekration Ditision
LIFE JACKET
TYPE 300
P/N: 216351-0
COMPONENT MA1NTENANCE MANUAL

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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION................................................................................................... i
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION............................................................................................. 101
DISASSEMBLY............................................................................................................................. 301
CLEANING .................................................................................................................................... 401
INSPECTION/CHECK................................................................................................................... 501
REPAIR ......................................................................................................................................... 601
ASSEMBLY (INCLUDING STORAGE)......................................................................................... 701
FITS AND TOLERANCES ............................................................................................................ 801
SPECIAL TOOLS. FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT. MATERIALS................................................ 901
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST ...................................................................................................... 1001
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FIGURE OF KNOTS
Overhand knot (0) Boatswain’s knot (BO) Half Hitch knot (HH)
Bowline knot (B) Bowline knot + Overhand knot Bowline knot + Half Hitch knot
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Reef knot (R) Loop knot (L) Larks head knot (LH)
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TABLE OF VENDOR CODES
Vendor Codes Name - Adress
F5380 DIVERSEY LEVER

9 - 11 AVENUE DU VAL DE FONTENAY
94133 FONTENAY SOUS BOIS FRANCE
F6101 AERAZUR
2 RUE MAURICE MALLET
92130 ISSY LES MOULINEAUX FRANCE
F7286 DOW CORNING

300, ROUTE DES CRETES
06904 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS FRANCE
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
1. Description
A. General
The life jacket type 300 is designed to ensure the crew's survival.
It is used to wait for rescue and, through its associated accessories, signaling to the rescue
team.
It provides for the following functions:
- Hoisting,
- Flotation,
- Signaling and location,
- Survival.
B. Detailed Description
The life jacket type 300 includes (figure 1)

- A structure (1).
- A belt (2).
- A removable buoyancy chamber (3).
- A carrier bag (4).
- An elastic band holding the excess
length of belt (5) coiled.
- Several survival components (7)
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Figure 1 - Life jacket type 300
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Figure 2 Structure
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(1). Structure (figure 2)

The structure consists of a harness (1) of non-flammable webbing on which a jacket (2)
made of non-flammable knit textile, reseda colored.
The harness is the working part of the structure. Its architecture allows optimal
distribution and take-off of loads and stresses.
The harness includes:

On the front side:
- Two hoisting handles packed under flaps (3).
On the lower part:

- Two crotch straps (4) which are adjustable and including at both ends a quick-release
fastener (5).
The jacket includes:

On the front side:
- a center zipper (6) closing in down-up direction.
On the right hand side:

- A pocket (7) receiving a beacon (option), closed by a zipper and snap fastener.
- A beacon antenna sleeve (8).
- A locking system (11) securing the lower part of the buoyancy sleeve.
On the left hand side:

- A component pocket (9) closed by a zipper.
- A locking system (11) securing the lower part of the buoyancy sleeve.
At the upper part:

- Two half-zippers to secure the removable buoyancy chamber (10).
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Figure 3 Belt
Back Front
Figure 4 - Buoyancy sheath
Back Front
Figure 5 - Buoyancy chamber
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(2). Belt (figure 3)

The belt closes to the front by use of a quick-releasefastener (1).
It can be adjusted to fit the user's size.
(3). Removable buoyancy system

The removable buoyancy system is horse-shoe shaped.
It consists of a chamber contained in a sheath.
The removable buoyancy system is secured to the structure by use of two half-zippers
(2).
The sliders are held in closed position, at the back of the neck, using a snap fastener
system (3).
Buovancv sheath (figure 4) :

The sheath is used to pack and secure the buoyancy chamber, through three lacing
systems (7).
The sheath is closed by VELCRO pads (1) around the sheath circumference.
On the left hand side, a loop ribbon is used to secure the name label (4).
Buovancv chamber (figure 5) :

The buoyancy chamber consists of:
- A main compartment. This includes a firing system: CO2 cylinder (I) actuated by a
tiring cord (2) for inflation. An inflation tube (3) including a non-return oral mouthpiece
(8),for additional inflation, if needed, and fast deflation.
- A backup compartment. This includes only an inflator (5) including a non-return oral
mouthpiece (9) for inflation and fast deflation.
- A rescue light system secured to the left hand side of the buoyancy chamber (4).
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(4). Identification
Identification of the major components, jacket with buoyancy system, removable
buoyancy system, and carrier bag is provided by:
- An identification label located inside the jacket, specifying the size,

- An identification label located at the top of the removable buoyancy system,
- A label mentioning "GILET TYPE 300" and LOGO located on the outside of the carrier
bag;
- An Equipment Reference Number sheet for life jacket type 300 and another for the
buoyancy system, mentioning the dates when the servicing operations were
performed.
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Figure 6 - Manual inflator
Figure 7 - Oral mouthpiece
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2. ODeratinq orincide
A. Inflation/deflation of main compartment of buoyancy chamber

(1). Inflation
Mechanical inflation (figure 6)
Inflation of the main compartment of the chamber should preferably be performed using
the inflator assembly.
Pulling the firing cord (1) causes the rotation of the firing lever (2) the cam of which
pushes the firing pin (3) out, which causes the CO;! cylinder (4) cap to be punctured and
the main compartment to inflate. The sheath closed by a VELCRO fastener opens
automatically under the buoyancy chamber pressure. The buoyancy chamber is then
released and completes inflation.
Oral inflation (figure 7)
It is possible to further inflate the compartment, using the oral mouthpiece:

- Clear the oral mouthpiece (4) from its holding clamp (2).
- Remove the protective cap (3) and blow. The mouthpiece is fitted with a non-return
valve which prevents air from flowing out when the user takes his breath,
- Replace the protective cap.
- Replace the mouthpiece into its holding clamp.
(2). Deflation
The top part of the protective cap is designed for deflating the chamber. When inserted
into the oral mouthpiece, it pushes the non-return valve and enables the air to easily flow
out.
B. lnflationldeflationof backup compartment of buoyancy chamber

(1). Inflation
The backup compartment can be inflated using the oral mouthpiece, exclusively.
(2). Deflation
Deflation of the backup compartment is performed in the same way as for the main
compartment, using the oral mouthpiece.
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3. Operating instructions
A. Preliminary steps
- Remove the life jacket type 300 from the carrier bag.
- Release the belt and crotch straps.
- Open the center zipper.
B. Putting on the life jacket

- Put on the life jacket.
- Close the center zipper.
- Fasten the belt.
- Insert the crotch straps between the legs and fasten.
NOTE: make sure that the crotch straps are not twisted or crossed.
C. Adjustment
- Adjust the life jacket to fit your size, using the belt.
- Adjust the crotch strap length, using the Velcro fastener on the straps.
D. Operating conditions
When wearing the life jacket type 300, the user, whether on land or on board an aircraft, must
take care that the jacket does not get caught by a prominent part which might tear it or cause
unwanted firing.
4. Operatina instructions
This section describes the use of the life jacket type 300 in the case of an aircraft having ditched.
A. Aircraft evacuation instructions

- Get rid of any additional equipment,
- Leave the aircraft, applying the instructions specific to each aircraft,
- Operate the life jacket type 300.
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Figure 8 - Rescue light system
6* - Elastic bands to be removed at assembly time.
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B. Operating the buoyancy system

- Pull the inflator pull cord down sharply to inflate the buoyancy chamber: the sheath
automatically opens under the chamber pressure.
NOTE: if necessary, top up the inflation of the main compartment, using the oral
mouthpiece or inflate the backup compartment, using the oral mouthpiece.
C. Operating the rescue light system (figure 8)
NOTE: The rescue light system is part of the removable buoyancy sub-assembly.
The rescue light system operation is irreversible and automatic. It operates for eight hours
minimum.
- When the chamber is inflated, the firing cord (1) tensions as it extracts the firing handle (7),
and releases the two caps (2), from the battery (3),
- To turn on, immerse the battery in water, taking care not to pull the wire (4); the lamp (5)
illuminates,
- After turn-on, make sure that the battery remains immersed.
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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
Test conditions: see section "INSPECTION/ CHECK in paragraph 1.
1. General
- The following tests should be carried out in dry and well ventilated places, exclusively.
Concerning the test equipment required, refer to section "SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND
EQUIPMENT MATERIALS".
- Use a dry, oil-free, and filtered compressed air supply (20-micron filter).
2. Testinq
A. Buoyancy chamber over-pressure test

This test should be carried out before the tightness test. After testing, no damage should be
observed on the fabric or joints.
A single compartment (main or backup) should be tested at a time. The procedure is the same
for both compartments.
NOTE: The test (and results thereof) shall be recorded in the Equipment Reference Sheet of
the buoyancy system.
- Lay the buoyancy chamber flat on a table.

- Check that there is no residual air in the compartment not tested, and check that its
protective cap is properly fitted.
- Release the oral mouthpiece of the compartment under test from its clamp and remove the
protective cap.
- Inflate the compartment to a pressure of 120 hPa and maintain the pressure for 5 minutes.
IMPORTANT: Do not carry out leakage detection or other operation during this test.
- When the test is completed, return the pressure to zero.

- Proceed with the other compartment as instructed above.
- Record the test on the Equipment Reference Sheet of the buoyancy system.
NOTE: This test shall be followed by the chamber tightness test, after allowing 4 hours' rest
time for the chamber.
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B. Tightness test
A single compartment (main or backup) is tested at a time. The procedure is the same for both
compartments.
NOTE: The measurements taken shall be recorded on a form complying with the model given
below.
TYPICAL MEASUREMENT RECORD FORM
Jacket No. Time Temperature Pressure Pressure correction

___---_____ Initial Final initial Final Initial Final relative to T
Main compartment
Backup
compartment
Lay the buoyancy chamber flat on a table.

Check that there is no residual air in the compartment not tested, and check that its
protective cap is properly fitted.
Release the oral mouthpiece from its clamp and remove the protective cap.
Inflate the compartment to a pressure of 60 hPa (never exceed 100 hPa).
Measure the pressure at the oral mouthpiece and adjust to 60 hPa f 2 hPa.
During the following 15 minutes, adjust the pressure to 60 hPa f 2 hPa at regular intervals,
until the pressure stabilizes.
After pressure stabilization, record the following values:
The start of test time Ho,

0 The corresponding pressure of the compartment, PO,
The ambient temperature TO.
After one hour (Ho + 1 H), record again these three values.
The final pressure (corrected as instructed below) should not be more than 10 % lower
than the initial pressure Pofor a chamber having a manufacturing date less than one year
old (1 5% for a chamber having a manufacturing date older than one year):
0 subtract 4 hPa for a temperature rise of 1"C,

add 4 hPa for a temperature drop of I"C.
Check that there is no residual air in the compartment not tested. Otherwise, discard the
chamber.
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3. Troubleshootinq
A. List of probable faults
FAULT PROBABLE CAUSE . CORRECTIVEA C W N

ORAL MOUTHPIECE
4fter deflating the chamber, Internal damage of the oral Replace the oral mouthpiece
:he non-return valve of the oral mouthpiece-inflatortube assembly
nouthpiece does not return to
nitial position.
INFLATOR
4fter removing the CO2 Presence of foreign matters in the Slean, using compressed
:ylinder, the lever does not inflator dr. If the problem persists,
iperate properly. ?eplacethe inflator assembly
Corrosion of an internal part of the ?eplace the inflator

inflator assembly. assembly
Rupture of an internal part of the qeplace the inflator

inflator assembly. assembly
B. Additional operations
(1). The lighting system checking procedure is detailed in section "INSPECTION/ CHECK.
(2). After being returned into operating condition, the life jacket should be packed again into
the carrier bag, as instructed in section "ASSEMBLY (INCLUDING STORAGE)".
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DISASSEMBLY
1. General
- Concerning the test equipment and products required, refer to section "SPECIAL TOOLS,
FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT MATERIALS".
- The work table should be clean and with sufficient lighting. It should be covered with a
protective material and free from any items which might punch or tear the life jacket.
2. Procedures
A. Disassembly of removable buoyancy system from the structure (figures 2 and 4)

- Open the two zippers (2 and 10) securing the buoyancy system to the structure.
- Disengage the locking system (1 1).
B. Disassembly of the buoyancy chamber from the sheath (figures 4 and 5)

- Cut and remove the three lacing halyards (7) fastening the buoyancy chamber to the
sheath.
- Separate the buoyancy chamber from the sheath.
C. Disassembly of non-return oral mouthpiece (figure 7)

- Remove the cap (3) from the inflation tube (4).
- Clear the inflation tube from the holding clamp (2).
- Extract the non-return valve (1).
D. Disassembly of lighting system (figure 8)

- Remove the battery (3) and lamp (5) from the housing.
E. Disassembly of inflator assembly (figure 6)

- Unscrew the cap (3,
- Remove the upper seal (6),
- Remove the firing pin-cylinder assembly,
- Remove the lower seal (7),
- Remove the COn cylinder (4),
- Remove the cylinder seal (8).
- Unscrew the valve core (9), using the valve core screwing tool.
NOTE: Never disassemble the inflator.
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CLEANING
1. General
- The life jacket should be cleaned as soon as possible after use.
- Use cleaning solvents in ventilated places, exclusively.
- Do not allow solvents to get into contact with joints or markings.
- Use clean, dry, non-fluffy cloths.
- Use a dry, oil-free, and filtered compressed air supply (20-micron filter).
- After cleaning, keep the life jacket in a ventilated place for drying, before storage.
2. Procedures
A. Rinsing the life jacket

- Release the oral mouthpiece from its clamp and remove the protective cap.
- Slightly inflate the buoyancy chamber, using the oral mouthpiece, and install the protective
cap.
For equipment having been immersed in fresh water.

- Rinse the life jacket in clear water.
- Dry the life jacket.
For equipment having been immersed in sea water.

- Rinse the life jacket in four successive baths of clear water.
- Dry the life jacket.
B. Textile items
(1). Use a TEEPOL solution diluted in hot water to clean the life jacket.
(2). To remove grease or paint stains, rub the concerned areas, using a cloth dampened with
pure TEEPOL.
Immediately after cleaning, remove any excess solvent, using a cloth, and allow to dry.
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C. Metal and plastic items
(1). Such items should be cleaned and dusted, using a cloth and compressed air.
(2). For oil or grease stains, use a TEEPOL solution diluted in hot water.
Rinse in clear water and dry with compressed air.
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INSPECTION/ CHECK
1. General
Checks should be performed by qualified operators (approved by the relevant official services)
exclusively.
The manufacturing date shall be the start date for maintenance intervals.
2. Items to be checked and frequency

The checks chiefly include:
(a). Visual inspection of life jacket and check of accessories.
(b). An over-pressure test (see section "TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION").
(c). A tightness test (see section "TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION 'I).
3. Table of freauencies
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4. Visual insDection of life iacket and check of accessories
A. General
NOTE: Concerning the test equipment required, refer to section "SPECIAL TOOLS,
Inspect the textile parts (structure, buoyancy sheath, buoyancy chamber, belt, carrier bag). A
sour smell, some over brightness, or hardening indicate that the textile is degraded by aging.
Check for wear, stains, and deformation.
B. Visual inspection of life jacket

Check:
- The external aspect of the life jacket (fabric, strap integrity).
- The carrier bag (fabric and halyard fastening integrity).
- The survival components (Use-by date, condition)
C. Visual inspection of buoyancy system

Check:
- The external aspect of the sheath (fabric and textile item, zipper, VELCRO fastener
integrity).
- For presence of the CO2cylinder (by feeling the sheath).
- For presence of the inflator cord, on right hand side.
- That the buoyancy sheath is properly closed.
- That the sheath is mounted and secured to the structure.
D. Check for marking legibility.
E. Check that the belt and crotch strap quick-release fasteners are secured and operating.
F. Check for corrosion and correct free operation of mechanical parts (inflator lever, cylinder
insert on inflator).
G. Inspect the inflation tubes for absence of cracks and any other types of damage. Check that
the non-return oral mouthpiece moves freely.
- Partly inflate the chamber and immerse the inflation tube in water to check for leaks at the
oral mouthpiece.
- Dry the mouthpiece, taking care not to let water penetrate the chamber.
- If faulty, replace the non-return oral mouthpiece.
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H. Inspect the CO2cylinder
(1). Check that the welded cap is in good condition (no rubbing signs). If the cap is highly
bulging or marked, discard the cylinder and replace with a new cylinder. Since the
cylinders are sealed, it is not necessary to check their weight.
(2). When in doubt, however, weigh the cylinder and compare with the minimum allowable
weight, engraved on the cylinder body.
I. Inspect the rescue light system
(1). Check for cracks, signs of shock or bulging on the battery casing. Check the condition of
the connecting electric wire and lamp.
Any deformation of the battery casing indicates that the battery is damaged by water or
dampness, and therefore out of order. Measure the battery casing thickness: 12.06 mm
maximum.
(2). Checking the lamp.

Use the test equipment.
Bring the 2 probes of the instrument into contact with the 2 strands of the electric wire:
the lamp should illuminate.
In both cases (non-operating lamp and/or casing over-thickness), discard the rescue light
system and replace with a new rescue light system.
J. Checking the non-return valve (figure 6).

After removing the inflator, inject a compressed air jet through the base (10).
The valve core (9) should open and the chamber inflate.
Stop inflating when the chamber starts getting into shape.
The valve core should close and ensure tightness (no leaking). Otherwise, unscrew the valve
core and replace with a new valve core.
At end of check:
Re-install the inflator with new top and bottom gaskets and lock the inflator lever, using linen
thread (11).
Check the base cap tightening (0.2 to 0.3 daN.m).
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1. General
- As a rule, the faulty parts will preferably be replaced, rather than repaired.
- However, the following repair operations can be performed in approved workshops.
- When in doubt as to the ability to perform the repair operations in the local workshop, it is
recommended to return any faulty life jacket to the manufacturer.
- All repaired life jackets should be checked and tested before being returned into service (see
section "INSPECTION/ CHECK").
2. ReDair limitations
A. Buoyancy chamber
Repairs are limited to punches or tears of less than 30 mm, located more than 30 mm away
from joints.
The number of repairs is limited to three per chamber. The procedure is described hereafter.
B. Removable items:
Repair of the following items is provided by replacement:
- Carrier bag;
- Non-return oral mouthpieces;
- Rescue light system;
- COn cylinder;
- Inflator and associated gaskets;
- Base valve core;
- Buoyancy sheath;
- Belt.
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3. Repair
Concerning the test equipment and products required, refer to section "SPECIAL TOOLS,
A. Repairing the buoyancy chamber
(1). Repair procedures
(a). Preparing the repair patch (see Figure 601)

Use the repair kit and cut out a piece of fabric of the tear length, plus 30 mm in all
directions.
Round the patch angles. For punches, use a 40 mm diameter patch of fabric.
Repair patch 30 mm Tear 30 mm
Figure 601 - Repair patch
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Repairing the surfaces (see Figure 602)
Clean the repair patch side
Tear in the chamber
Clean the area arou

the tear
Figure 602 - Cleaning
IMPORTANT NOTE: SURFACE PREPARATION IS CRITICAL TO OBTAIN GOOD

ADHESION. THE SURFACES SHOULD BE FREE FROM ANY TRACES OF
GREASE, OIL, DUST, MOULD, SALT, ETC.
- Rinse thoroughly the torn area in fresh water;
- If traces remain, clean thoroughly the areas surrounding the hole by brushing
with soapy water;
- Rinse and dry carefully (the area to be repaired should'be totally free from any
signs of dampness before starting to repair);
- Prepare the surfaces to be joined with a soft, clean, non-fluffy cloth slightly
dampened with a MEC solvent.
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(c). Applying the adhesive coating (see Figure 603)
Applying adhesive to the
Chamby
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Adhesive coating area
around the tear
Figure 603 - Applying adhesive
- Apply a first coating of adhesive, using a brush, on each of the faces to be joined
(perform this operation as for a paint coating applied with a brush):
- Allow to dry for about 15 minutes, until the adhesive film is tack-free:
- Apply a second coating and allow to dry until dry conditions are obtained (film
appearing dry, but not quite tack-free).
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NOTE: REMOVE ANY ICING OR CONDENSATION (MAT, OR EVEN WHITISH
ASPECT) BY WIPING WITH A DAMP CLOTH SLIGHTLY DAMPENED WITH MEC
SOLVENT (see Figure 602).
IMPORTANT NOTE: DO NOT EXCEED ONE HOUR BETWEEN ADHESIVE

APPLICATION AND ASSEMBLY OF THE SURFACES.
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(d). Assembly (see Figure 604)

- Assemble the adhesive coated surfaces when tack-free conditions are obtained
(see paragraph 3.A.(I).(f)) ;
- Press with your hand, from the center toward the outside edges of the repair
patch, expelling any air inclusions which would form bubbles.
Chamber
Tear axis
Figure 604 -Assembly
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(e). Pressing (see Figures 605 and 606)

- Press out any air bubbles or pleats which may have formed, using a spatula,
from the center toward the outside, and press firmly to ensure good contact
between the two surfaces;
Spatula
\
Figure 605 - Pressing
- After removing air bubbles, roll over the assembled area uniformly, using a
wheel.
Chamber
Figure 606 - Pressing (cont'd)
NOTE: IF THE ADHESIVE FILM IS DRY BEYOND TACK-FREE CONDITIONS, THE

SURFACES CAN BE REACTIVATED BEFORE ASSEMBLY, BY WIPING THE
ADHESIVE WITH A CLEAN CLOTH, SLIGHTLY DAMPENED WITH MEC
SOLVENT (see Figure 602).
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(f). Drying (see Figure 607)

- Slightly apply talcum powder over the repaired areas. Inflate very slightly to bring
the chamber walls apart. The chamber must be kept very moderately inflated
(just for shape);
- Allow the adhesive to dry 24 hours minimum, at ambient temperature, without
applying stresses (such as folding or inflating up to working pressure).
Repair patch
Figure 607 - Drying
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ASSEMBLY (INCLUDING STORAGE)
1. General
- After checking the life jacket, assemble as for disassembly, reversing the order of operations.
- Fully deflate the buoyancy chamber, using a vacuum pump or vacuum cleaner.
- Operate on a clean work table, covered with a protective material, free from any matter which
might damage the life jacket.
2. Procedures
A. Valve core and inflator assembly (figure 6).

- Install a new valve core (tightening torque: 0.26 N.m),
- Install the inflator, with new top and bottom gaskets, slightly greased,
- Tighten the cap (tightening torque: 0.2 to 0.3 daN.m).
B. Cylinder assembly (figure 6).

- Set the control lever (2) into cocked position;
- Lock the lever, using a break linen thread PIN R4107 EC (11) by tying a slip knot and a
loop knot;
- Fully deflate the main compartment of the chamber;
- Install a new cylinder gasket (8);
- Insert the CO2 cylinder (4) under the clamp and screw (tightening torque: 0.4 daN.m).
C. Rescue light system assembly (figure 8).

- Tie, with a slip knot followed by two half-hitches, a halyard (1) to the pull handle (7) of the
rescue light system;
- Insert the lamp (5) through the side opening, and out of the corresponding hole;
- Place the battery (3) of the rescue light system into the support, coiling the excess wire;
- Place the rescue light system handle outside of the support;
- Remove the two elastic band (6), if fitted, securing the rescue light system;
- Take care to place the electric wire of the rescue light system so that it goes around the
chamber and does not, later, impede lacing.
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D. Installation of non-return sytem of oral mouthpiece (figure 7)

The faulty non-return system must be removed, using a non-return valve tool and installed
without grease;
- insert the inflation tubes into the holding clamps (2).
E. Installation of buoyancy chamber/ sheath assembly.

- Place the buoyancy sheath flat on a table;
- Install the chamber on the sheath;
- Lace the buoyancy chamberkheath, using the three fasteners located on the chamber.
0 First lace the upper part of the chamber, using the straight lacing mode, as shown by
figure 701.
At each end of the lacing strip, pass the halyard twice in the last spacing,
Then tie a thumb knot.
Secure the halyard ends with 2 turns of PVC adhesive tape.
Closest -w--
figure 701
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0 Then lace the sides (figure 702).

0 Lace continuously: first lace one side (view E), keeping a sufficient length of halyard
free and proceed with the other side (view D) with the same halyard and complete by
tying a round turn + loop knot.
0 Secure the halyard ends with 2 turns of adhesive PVC tape and cut again at a distance
of about 16 mm.
Figure 702
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- Folding the chamber in the buoyancy sheath.

Chamber folding can be carried out either with the sheath secured to the structure, or with the
sheath separate from the structure.
Ist operation B Right hand side
Fold the lower part of the chamber up.

Fold again the chamber down, by half the
previous fold, flush with the inflator.
Such "S" pattern folding allows releasing the
firing system.
Place the firing pull cord over the fold.
2"' operation
Vertical "S" pattern folding:

Fold the side of the chamber toward the
outside of the sheath.
Fold again the chamber in the opposite
direction, adjusting the folds at the edge of the
chamber.
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3" operation
Fold down the lower part of the chamber.

Close the VELCRO fastener.
Make sure that the pull cord knob is flush with
the chamber.
4thoperation B Left hand side
Fold the lower part of the chamber up.

Fold again the chamber down, by half the
previous fold, at the level of the battery mid-
height.
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5‘h operation
Vertical “S” pattern folding:

Fold the side of the chamber toward the
outside of the sheath.
Fold again the chamber in the opposite
direction, adjusting the folds at the edge of the
chamber.
6‘h operation
Tie the halyard of the pull handle of the

rescue light system to the clamp of the oral
mouthpiece, by a slip knot and two half
hitches (final length from knot to knot: 90 mm)
Make sure the battery is correctly installed.
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7'h operation
Fold down the lower part of the sheath.

Close the VELCRO fasteners.
8'hoperation B Upper part of the chamber
Fold the chamber toward the jacket neck, at a

stop with the lacing strips.
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gthoperation
Fold both ends toward the jacket neck.

Close the sheath, using the VELCRO
fastener.
Iothoperation
Close the center zipper, fasten the belt and

crotch straps.
Slightly fold the life jacket over itself, slightly

vertical, and bring the crotch straps under the
life jacket.
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IIth operation
Insert the life jacket into the carrier bag, with

the firing system at the bottom of the carrier
bag.
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FITS AND CLEARANCES
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Figure Item Description Torque value, daN.m
1 - 130A Valve core 0.026
1 - 140A Cap 0.2 to 0.3
1 - 180A Cylinder 0.4

?
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SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT MATERIALS
1. Special tools and eauipment

2 : TESTS 3 : DISASSEMBLY 4 : CLEANING
5 : CHECKS 6 : REPAIR 7 : ASSEMBLY/STORAGE
Part Number Description

(Supplier’s ref.) -7
216477-0 (F6101) Inflation / deflation kit X
208147-0 (F6101) Inflator coupling X
-
1 213594-0 (F6101) Vacuum pump kit
I 992189 (F6101) Light tester
I Local supplier Torque wrench (0.26 to 3 N.m) X
Screwing tool for valve core
994115 (F6101) Non-return valve tool X
I Local supplier Open ended spanner, 9/16”
I 215512-0 (F6101) Wheel
I
I 994089 (F6101)
994053 (F6101)
ou Local supplier
Bakelite spatula L = 200mm
Rounded end scissors LIOO
~~
Repair kit (including: fabric, brush, adhesive)

Local supplier Non-fluffy cloth
I Local supplier Vinyl gloves
I Local supplier Sponge
Caliper
Local supplier Scales (for cylinder weighing, accuracy 5 5
9)
I
~~ ____
994078 (F6101) Welding pliers

Local supplier Thermometer
1 - 7 7 7 5 - Cylinder tightening tool
I Local supplier Barometer
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2. Materials and miscellaneous products

2 : TESTS 3 : DISASSEMBLY 4 : CLEANING
5 : CHECKS 6 : REPAIR 7 : ASSEMBLY/STORAGE
Part Number Description

(Supplier's ref.)
213332-0 (F6101) Adhesive AD16,lOOg tube
Local supplier
ILeak detector liquid (SNOOP)
per MIL-L-25567C Type I
Local supplier
Local supplier
II
Methylethylketone (MEC)
GHsO)
Talcum
(F5380) Solvent (TEEPOL)
(F7286) Grease 33 MEDIUM, 1OOg tube
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CMM - LIFE JACKET TYPE 300
MEE - GILET TYPE 300
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
TABLEAU DE COMPOSITION ILLUSTRE
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INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION
1. General 1. Generalites
The illustrated parts list (IPL) is intended to Le tableau de composition illustre (TCI) a pour
identify all the components of the unit. but d'identifier tous les composants de
I'equipement.
The illustrated parts list contains the following Le tableau de composition illustre comprend les
sections: sections suivantes :
- Introduction, - Introduction,
- Detailed parts list, - Nomenclature detaillee,
- General alphanumeric index, - Repertoire alphanumerique global,
- Equipment designator index (if - Repertoire des symboles circuits
applicable), (eventuel),
- Table of optional components (if - Table des opfionnels (eventuel).
applicable).
2. Utilization of the Detailed Parts List 2. Utilisation de la nomenclature detaillee
The detailed parts list includes the La nomenclature detaillee donne la liste et les
nomenclature and illustrations of the illustrations des pieces constituant I'ensemble
components of the unit. considere.
The columns of the detailed parts list are Les diverses colonnes des pages de la
arranged as follows: nomenclature sont disposees de la faGon
suivante :
- 1st column: Fig. Item - Figure and Item - lere colonne: Fig. Rep. -Numero de
number, figure et repere,
- 2nd column: Manufacturer's part number, - 2eme colonne :Reference fabricant,
- 3rd column: Airline part number - 3eme colonne : Reference compagnie
- 4th column: Nomenclature, aerienne
- 5th column: Usage code - Effectivity, - 4eme colonne :Designation,
- 6th column: Unit per assy - Quantity per -
- 5eme colonne :Valid. Validite,
next higher assembly. - 6eme colonne :Qte par Ens. - Quantite par
ensemble immediatement superieur.
A. Figure and Item numbers A. Numero de figure et repere

Each part numbered item listed in the parts list Chaque ensemble, sous-ensemble et piece
is assigned an item number. portant une reference et figurant dans la
nomenclature possede un numero de repere.
The figure number is indicated on the first line Le numero de figure a laquelle apparfiennent les
at the top of each page. reperes est indique sur la lere ligne en haut de
chaque page.
Assemblies, sub-assemblies and parts listed Les ensembles, sous-ensembles et pieces
but not illustrated are identified by a dash (-) concernes, mais non illustres, sont identifies par
preceding the item number. un tiret (-) place devant le numero de repere de
ces ensembles, sous-ensembles et pieces.
A letter appearing before the item number is a Un indice leftre place devant le numero de
cross-reference to the figure showing the repere est un renvoi a /'illustration de la variante
modified portion of the part concerned. de figure correspondante.
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B. Manufacturer Part Number B. Reference fabricant

Each of the assemblies, sub-assemblies and Une reference fabricant est attribuee a chacun
detail parts, illustrated or not, is assigned a des ensembles, sous-ensembles et pieces de
manufacturer part number. detail, illustres ou non.
When standard parts are used, the standard Dans le cas des elements normalises, la
part number is listed in the part number column. reference normalisee est inscrite dans la
In that case the corresponding AERAZUR part colonne reference, la reference AERAZUR
number follows the description and is printed in correspondante est inscrite entre parentheses,
brackets, in the column nomenclature. en fin de ligne, dans la colonne designation.
C. Airline part number C. Reference compagnie aerienne
This column is left blank for airline use. Cette colonne est laissee a /'initiative de la
compagnie aerienne.
D. Nomenclature D. Designation
The nomenclature is indented to show the La designation est presentee suivant les
relationship between the parts listed, as follows. decalages (aplomb) permeffant d'indiquer,
comme suit, le rapporf existant entre les
differents elements.
1234567 7234567
Assembly Ensemble
. Detail parts for assembly . Pieces elementaires de /'ensemble
. Subassembly . Sous-ensemble
. Attaching parts and, or storage parts . Pieces de fixation et, ou de stockage
for subassembly du sous-ensemble
*** ***
.. Detail parts for subassembly .. Pieces elementaires du sous-
ensemble
.. Sub-subassembly .. Sous-sous-ensemble
.. Attaching parts and, or storage parts .. Pieces de fixation et, ou de stockage
for sub-subassembly du sous-sous-ensemble
*** ***
... Detail parts for sub-subassembly etc. ,,. Pieces elementaires du sous-sous-
ensemble etc.
The abbreviation " N P (non procurable) is L'indication "NP" (non procurable) est placee a
placed at the extreme right hand side of the 1st /'extreme droite de la 7ere ligne de la
line of the nomenclature column. designation.
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E. Effectivity (Usage code) E. Validite

An alphanumeric usage code indicates the Un code alphanumerique indique la montabilite
applicability of subassemblies and detail parts des sous-ensembles et pieces prirnaires vis-a-
to the next higher assembly(ies) or vis duldes ensembles ou duldes sous-
subassembly(ies). ensembles immediatement superieurs.
When the applicability is general, the "Usage Lorsque la montabilite est totale, la colonne
Code" column is left blank. "Valid. sera laissee en blanc.
'I
The usage code for the subassemblies and detail Ce code correspond au repere duldes
parts refers to the figurelitem number of the next ensembles ou duldes sous-ensembles
higher assembly(ies) or subassembly(ies). immediatement superieurs.
Example : Effectivity OOIA, OOIB, OOIC, is Exemple :la validite OOIA, OOIB, 007C est ecrite
written OOIABC. OOIABC.
F. Units per Assembly f. Quanfife par ensemble
The units per assembly column shows the Dans cette colonne apparai't le nombre de
number of units required for the next higher pieces necessaires pour un ensemble
assembly. In some cases this information is immediatement superieur. Dans certains cas, la
replaced by the letters RF (reference) or AR (as quantite est remplacee par les lettres RF
required). (reference) ou AR (a la demande).
3. UDdatinq 3. Mise a jour

When an item is revised, added or deleted, the Lorsqu'un repere est modifie, ajoute ou
letter " R is shown in the RH margin (the supprime, il est porte, en regard dans la marge
number of revision changes). droite, la lettre "R" (le numero de revision
change).
The letter " R appears in the RH margin Le "R" apparait dans la marge droite en regard
opposite the page number when all the item du numero de page lorsque tous les reperes
numbers are changed. sont modifies.
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DETAILED PARTS LIST
NOMENCLA TURE DETAILLEE
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MEE GILET N P E 300
100
20
/ 40
150
160
120
170
110
i -180
270
250
130 220 260 230 ‘140
Figure 1 -LIFE JACKET TYPE 300

GILET TYPE 300
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MEE GILET TYPE 300 -
Fig. Item Manufacturer Airline Nomenclature Usage Jnits per
No. Part number Part number De'signation Code assy
Fig. Rep. Re'fe'rence Rkfe'rence Valid. Qte'par
I
Fabricant comp. akrienne 1234567
- ens.
- OOIA 216351-0 LIFE JACKET TYPE 300 ........................ RF

GILET TYPE 300
-01OA 218672-0 0LIFE JACKET TYPE 300, WITHOUT
BUYOANCY, WITH COMPONENTS ..... 1
GILET TYPE 300 SANS FLOTTA AVEC
COMPOSANTS
020A 2 18678-0 -STRUCTURE ....................................... 1
STRUCTURE
-030A 217437-0 -BELT ................................................. 1
CEINTURE
040A 215245-0 DOCARRYINGBAG ................................. 1
SAC DE TRANSPORT
-050A 214392-0 00 SIGNALLlNG MIRROR ....................... 1
MIROIR DE SIGNALISATION
-060A 991008 DOFLATWHISTLE ................................... 1
SIFFLET PLAT
-070A 991054 -PEN FLARE KIT .................................. 1
STYLO LANCE FUSEES
-080A 991086 DODINDISTRESS SIGNAL ..................... 1
SIGNAL DETRESSE JAr
-090A 919022 DOCORDR6107 A050, BOBBIN IOOM ... AR
DMSSE R6107 A050, BOBINE lOOM
-1OOA 2 17440-0 BUOYANCY......................................... 1
FLOTTABILITE
110A 215165-0 DOBUOYANCYSHEATH......................... 1
GAINE DE FLOTTABILITE
120A 215237-0 -BUOYANCY CHAMBER ..................... 1
VESSIE DE FLOTTABILITE
130A 962024 moo VALVE CORE ................................... 1
OBUS
140A 962015 ooo CAP ................................................. 1
BOUCHON
150A 962022 MOUTHPIECE .................................. 2
EMBOUT BUCCAL
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'ig. Item Manufacturer Airline Nomenclature Usage hits per
No. Part number Part number Dksignation Code assy
Tig. Rep. Rkfkrence Rkfkrence Valid Qtkpar
1
Fabrican t comp. akrienne 1234567 - ens.
160A 962021 00. BLACK CAP ...................................... 2

BOUCHON NOIR
170A 210240-0 -RESCUE LIGHT SYSTEM .................. 1
SYSTEME D 'ECLAIRAGE
180A 212085-0 -CO2 CYLINDER 40 g .......................... 1
CAPSULE CO2 40g
-190A 2 17469-0 -INFLATOR ASSY ................................ 1
PER CUTEUR EQUIPE
200A 01566 ooo INFLATOR 1/2" ................................. 1
PERCUTEUR 1/2"
21OA 961042 oooo CYLINDER GASKET ...................... 1
JOINT CAPSULE
220A 961050 *ooo BOTTOM GASKET ......................... 1
JOINT INF
230A 961051 oooo TOP GASKET ................................. 1
JOINT SUP
240A 01525 ooo RUBBER TUBE ................................. 1
TUYAU D4X5 SOUPLE
250A 157002-0 ea. PULL HANDLE.................................. 1
BOUTON TIRETTE RO
260A 01700 ooo THREAD R4107 A665 ...................... AR
FIL R4107 A665
270A 919027 ooo CORD NX240 A050, BOBBIN 100M AR
DRISSE NX240 AO50, BOBINE l0OM
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COMPONENT MA1NTENANCE MANUAL

ARRAZGR - 2, rue Maurice Mallet - 92130 Issy-les-Moulieaux - France

DTlDQC 256-223 REV 10

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ZEVlSlON ZEVlSlOC APPROVED DESCRIPTION DATE BY

REV 10 10/03 DPM/ABU Iriginal issue of the approved manual.

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SERVICE BULLETIN RECORD

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LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

CHAPTER PAGE NOREV CHAPTER PAGE NOREV

Table of Contents TC-1 REV10 Repair 601 REVIO

CHAPTER PAGE NOREV CHAPTER PAGE NOREV

TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION............................................................................................. 101

CLEANING .................................................................................................................................... 401

REPAIR ......................................................................................................................................... 601

ASSEMBLY (INCLUDING STORAGE)......................................................................................... 701

FITS AND TOLERANCES ............................................................................................................ 801

SPECIAL TOOLS. FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT. MATERIALS................................................ 901

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST ...................................................................................................... 1001

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0 AMM - Aircraft Maintenance Manual

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TABLE OF VENDOR CODES

Vendor Codes Name - Adress

F5380 DIVERSEY LEVER

F7286 DOW CORNING

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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

It provides for the following functions:

The life jacket type 300 includes (figure 1)

Figure 1 - Life jacket type 300

(1). Structure (figure 2)

The harness includes:

On the lower part:

The jacket includes:

On the right hand side:

On the left hand side:

At the upper part:

Figure 5 - Buoyancy chamber

(2). Belt (figure 3)

(3). Removable buoyancy system

Buovancv sheath (figure 4) :

Buovancv chamber (figure 5) :

- An identification label located inside the jacket, specifying the size,

Figure 6 - Manual inflator

Figure 7 - Oral mouthpiece

A. Inflation/deflation of main compartment of buoyancy chamber

Oral inflation (figure 7)

It is possible to further inflate the compartment, using the oral mouthpiece:

B. lnflationldeflationof backup compartment of buoyancy chamber

B. Putting on the life jacket

A. Aircraft evacuation instructions

Figure 8 - Rescue light system

6* - Elastic bands to be removed at assembly time.

B. Operating the buoyancy system

C. Operating the rescue light system (figure 8)

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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

Test conditions: see section "INSPECTION/ CHECK in paragraph 1.

A. Buoyancy chamber over-pressure test

- Lay the buoyancy chamber flat on a table.