33-46-11 A4582 CMM 001

Component Maintenance Manual
With
Illustrated Part List
LED TAKE OFF LIGHT

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INTRODUCTION
1. General INTRO 1
2. General Arrangement INTRO 4
3. Maintenance Task Oriented Support System (MTOSS) Task/Sub-tasks numbering INTRO 6
4. Symbols and Definitions INTRO 11
5. List of abbreviations INTRO 13
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

1. Hardware 1
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

1. Testing 1001
2. Fault Isolation 1007
SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS

1. Schematics and Wiring Diagrams of LED TAKE OFF LIGHT 2001
DISASSEMBLY
1. Introduction 3001
2. Removal of the ASSY GLASS 3001
3. Removal of the ASSY POWER SUPPLY 3002
4. Removal of the ASSY OPTICAL 3003
CLEANING
1. Cleaning 4001
INSPECTION/CHECK
1. Inspection/Check 5001
REPAIR
2. Substitution of the ASSY GLASS 6002
3. Substitution of the ASSY POWER SUPPLY 6003
4. Substitution of the ASSY OPTICAL 6004
5. Substitution of ORING 6005
6. Restore the Painting 6006
7. Substitution of the IDENTIFICATION LABEL 6007
ASSEMBLY
2. Installation of the ASSY OPTICAL 7001
3. Installation of the ASSY POWER SUPPLY 7002
4. Installation of ASSY GLASS 7004
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5. Final assembling procedures 7005
FITS AND CLEARANCES

1. Fits and Clearances 8001
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES

1. Special Tools, Fixtures, Equipment, Consumable and Expendable Parts 9001
SPECIAL PROCEDURES
1. Special Procedures 11001
REMOVAL
1. Removal 12001
INSTALLATION
1. Installation 13001
SERVICING
1. Servicing 14001
STORAGE
1. Storage 15001
REWORK
1. REWORK 16001
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

1. Function 10001
2. How to Use this Section 10001
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Figure
1 LED TAKE OFF LIGHT 2

1001 LED TAKE OFF LIGHT Drawing 1003
1002 Led Take Off Light Test Box Outline Drawing 1005
1003 Painted Surfaces 1005
1004 Points for Bonding Measurements 1007
1005 Visual Check Fault Isolation Procedure 1009
8001 LED TAKE OFF LIGHT Outline Drawing 8002
1 LED TAKE OFF LIGHT Spare Parts 10005
2 LED TAKE OFF LIGHT Exploded View 10007
3 ASSY HEAD Exploded View 10009
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INTRODUCTION
TASK 33-46-11-871-801-A01
1. General
A. Purpose of the Manual
(a) The Component Maintenance Manual (CMM) conform to ATA Specification

No.2200.The CMM provides shop-verified procedures that enable a mechanic to
restore the component to its serviceable condition in the overhaul shop.
(b) For each procedure the CMM provides information whether the procedure is
applicable at O-Level (Organization) or D-Level (Depot), where:
- O-Level is every procedure to be performed on the component installed on the

Aircraft without removal from its original installation O-Level task shall not
require complex or critical component adjustment or alignment. Personnel skill
level requirements for O-level maintenance shall be low.
- D-Level is the highest level of maintenance and supports the accomplishment

of tasks above and beyond the capabilities available at the O-level.
B. Correspondence
(a) Send correspondence related to this publication to:
- Sirio Panel
- Department Name
- Loc. Levanella Becorpi 50025 Montevarchi-Arezzo
- Italy
- antonio.franchini@siriopanel.it
C. Manual breakdown arrangement
(a) The information contained in the CMM is divided into three main categories:
(b) Description and Operation (DO),
(c) Maintenance Procedure (MP)
(d) Illustrated Parts List (IPL)
The table below gives the identifications (Page Blocks) used for the three categories of data.
D. Page block (PAGEBLOCK) assignment
PAGEBLOCK PAGEBLOCK
PAGEBLOCK
Number Pagination
INTRODUCTION 0 1-99
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION 1 1-999
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION 1000 1001-1999
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PAGEBLOCK PAGEBLOCK
PAGEBLOCK
Number Pagination
SCHEMATIC AND WIRING DIAGRAMS 2000 2001-2999
DISASSEMBLY 3000 3001-3999
CLEANING 4000 4001-4999
INSPECTION/CHECK 5000 5001-5999
REPAIR 6000 6001-6999
ASSEMBLY 7000 7001-7999
FITS AND CLEARENCES 8000 8001-8999
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND 9000 9001-9999
CONSUMABLES
SPECIAL PROCEDURES 11000 11001-11999
REMOVAL 12000 12001-12999
INSTALLATION 13000 13001-13999
SERVICING 14000 14001-14999
STORAGE (Including TRASPORTATION) 15000 15001-15999
REWORK (Service Bulletin Accomplishment Procedures) 16000 16001-16999
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST 10000 10001-10999
(e) Introduction
The Introduction explains the organization of the data in the CMM and how to use the
data (DO and MP parts only). For the IPL part: see IPL INTRO (PAGEBLOCK 10000).
The Introduction includes a glossary of non standard abbreviations.
(f) Description and Operation
This page block gives general overall information. It gives a mechanical and an
electrical description. It explains the configuration and the operation of the
component.
It explains external connector interconnections in the component.
(g) Testing and Fault Isolation
This page block contains specific tests and procedures required to determine the
condition of a component. It includes fault isolation data.
(h) Schematic and Wiring Diagrams
This page block contains all the schematic diagrams, wiring and interconnecting
diagrams of the boards, chassis wiring, modules, sub-assemblies.
(i) Disassembly
This page block gives step-by-step disassembly instructions in a logical sequence (in
the order of the IPL item numbers). It includes references to the figure item numbers
from the IPL illustration(s) where applicable.
(j) Cleaning
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This page block gives a step-by-step description of the cleaning operations for the
component and its parts.
(k) Inspection/Check
This page block gives all the check procedures that are necessary during shop
maintenance.
(l) Repair
This page block contains detailed repair procedures and specifications necessary to
restore a worn or damaged part to serviceable condition.
(m) Assembly
This page block gives step-by-step assembly instructions in a logical sequence.

It includes references to the figure item numbers from the IPL illustration(s) where
applicable.
(n) Fits and Clearances
This page block provides the fits and clearances data in one or more tables, and
torque tightening figures if applicable.
(o) Special Tools, Fixtures, Equipment and Consumables
This page block lists all special tools, fixtures, equipment and consumables necessary
for the maintenance actions given in the other page blocks.
(p) Illustrated Parts List
This page block contains a complete list of all the parts of the component (For a
detailed description of the IPL, see IPL INTRO).
(q) Special Procedures
Not Applicable
(r) Removal
Not Applicable
(s) Installation
Not Applicable
(t) Servicing
Not Applicable
(u) Storage (including Transportation)
This page block contains requirements related to preparationfor transportation, special

handling, packaging, storage andpreservation requirements of the component after
assembly ortest.
(v) Rework (Service Bulletin Accomplishment Procedures)
This chapter describes the rework procedures accomplished through the SB.
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2. General Arrangement
A. Preliminary pages at the beginning of the CMM
(a) Title Page (TP)
(b) Transmittal Sheet (TS)
The Transmittal Sheet gives a list of the revised pages with the page numbers and a
brief description of the revision to each pages. It includes filing instructions for all the
supplied pages.
(c) Record of Revisions (ROR)
(d) Record of Temporary Revisions (RTR)
The Record of Temporary Revisions gives a list of the Temporary Revisions with their
status: the Temporary Revisions which must be removed from the manual and those
which still remain effective.
(e) List of Service Bulletins (LSB)
The List of Service Bulletins gives a list of all the Service Bulletins and Service
Information Letters which are applicable for the component.
(f) List of Effective Pages (LEP) (printed CMMs only)
The List of Effective Pages gives a list of all the pages that are effective for a given
revision issue. The list contains page movement codes: N for new pages, R for
revised pages and D for deleted pages.
(g) Table of Contents (TOC)
The Table of Contents gives a list of all the major sub-divisions of each page block
contained in the manual.
(h) List of Illustrations (LI)
A list all illustrations contained in the manual.
B. Introduction (INTRO) structure
The introduction is broken down into Tasks. The Tasks are:
(a) General
This Task gives general information related to the CMM content and contains a List of
Recommended Repair Facilities.
(b) General Arrangement
(c) Maintenance Task Oriented Support System (MTOSS)
Task/Sub-tasks numbering
(d) Symbols and Definitions
(e) Glossary of Abbreviations
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C. Description and Operation (DO) structure
The DO is broken down into Tasks. The Tasks are:
(a) General
This Task gives general overall information.
(b) Hardware
This Task gives a mechanical and electrical description of the module. This Task
explains the configuration and the operation of the component and its subassemblies
(modules/boards).
D. Maintenance Procedure (MP) structure.
The MPs are broken down into Tasks and Sub-tasks. Each Task is broken down into five
Topics:
- Reason for the Job
- Job Set-up Information
- Job Set-up
- Procedure
- Close-up (if applicable)
(a) Reason for the Job
This topic is used to explain the reason for the Task, but if the Task title gives sufficient
information, then the statement “Self Explanatory” is used.
(b) Job set-up Information
This Topic is broken down into four Tables:
- Fixtures, Tools and Support Equipment
- Consumable Materials
- Expendable Parts
- Referenced Information
1 Fixtures, Tools and Support Equipment
This Table lists the fixtures, tools and support equipment required for the
maintenance procedure. They can be of two types:
- Special tools and equipment identified by their Part/Number.

These tools and equipment are covered in the Illustrated Tool and
Equipment Manual (TEM)
- Standard tools and equipment identified by a technical

description. In this case the mention “No specific” is given in the
Reference column.
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2 Consumable Materials
This Table lists all the consumable materials used during the maintenance
procedure.
3 Expendable Parts
This Table lists the IPC CSNs (Catalogue Sequence Number) of all the
expendable parts used in the maintenance procedure. The IPL gives the
corresponding Part Numbers.
4 Referenced Information
This Table lists all the cross-references to other documents.
(c) Job Set-up
This Topic gives all the instructions necessary to prepare for the procedure. The
instructions are broken down into Sub-tasks.
(d) Procedure
This Topic gives all the instructions necessary to do the maintenance procedure. The
instructions are broken down into Sub-tasks.
(e) Close-up
This Topic gives all the instructions necessary to put the component back to its initial
configuration. The instructions are broken down into Sub-tasks.
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3. Maintenance Task Oriented Support System (MTOSS) Task/Sub-tasks numbering
A. General
The MTOSS system specifies a functional organization of the data and a numbering system
which gives a maintenance Task/Sub-tasks number to each step of the maintenance
operation (Task) described in the CMM. The Task/Sub-tasks numbers are mainly used for
data management and have no significance for the reader of the CMM. The Introduction
(INTRO) and the Description and Operation (DO) are broken down into Tasks. The
Maintenance Procedures (MP) are broken down into Tasks and Sub-tasks.
(a) TASK
A TASK is defined as:
- A maintenance work procedure which contains a sequence of work steps,

which may be organized into Sub-tasks.
- A block of data e.g. Description and Operation.
- A table, an illustration or a multi-sheet illustration e.g. Figure x Sheets 1 to 4 will

all be part of one Task.
(b) SUBTASK
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A SUBTASK contains one or more work steps that are a significant part of the
procedure and which can be done by one skill, in one location at one time.
B. Structure of Task/Sub-tasks numbers
Form Tag Name XX-XX-XX -XXX -XXX -XXX -XXX
Element 1 2 3 4 5 6
(c) Element 1
The tag name is the word TASK, SUBTASK or GRAPHIC.
(d) Element 2
ATA number (six digits).
(e) Element 3
MTOSS function code (three digits). It is used to indicate the particular maintenance
function involved. For each tag name, this code is selected from numbers 000 to 999
as listed in the tables in Para. 3.C.
(f) Element 4
Function code sequence number (three digits). It enables a unique identification

number to be given to each Task/Sub-tasks.
Tasks and Sub-tasks are numbered differently:
- Task numbers start at 801 and rise, sequentially to 999 (maximum).
- Sub-tasks numbers start at 001 and rise, sequentially, to 800 (maximum) in the
Task.
- Illustrations and Tables are considered as Tasks. These Task numbers start at
001 and rise, sequentially to 999 (maximum) in the Task.
NOTE: If a particular Task or Sub-tasks is deleted, the Task/Sub-tasks

number must not be re-used.
(g) Element 5
Configuration/method code (three digits):
- The first digit is a letter and is used to manage different configurations

(modification, Service Bulletin(s), etc.).
- The second and third digits are used to identify alternative methods/techniques
of maintenance.
(h) Element 6
For use by the airline. It can be assigned by the airline to highlight data specific to the
airline. Alphanumeric code (three digits).
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C. MTOSS function codes
The first two digits of the function code (fourth element in the numbering system) are in
accordance with the ATA Specification No. 2200. In some instances the third digit is used for
further breakdown of the basic function.
FunctionCode Element Description
000 Removal and disassembly

010 Removal
020 Remove Modular Sections
030 Disassemble Modular Sections
040 Disassemble Subassemblies
050 Remove Accessory/Power Plant Components
060 Disassemble Accessory
070 Disassemble Accessory Subassembly
080 Remove Test Equipment
090 Disassemble Support Equipment
100 Cleaning
110 Chemical
120 Abrasive
130 Ultrasonic
140 Mechanical
150 Unassigned
160 Miscellaneous
170 Foam/Water Wash
180 Testing of Solutions
190 Unassigned
200 Inspection
210 Check
220 Visual/Dimensional
230 Penetrant
240 Magnetic
250 Eddy Current
260 X-Ray
270 Ultrasonic
280 Special
290 Unassigned
300 Repair
310 Welding and Brazing
320 Machining
330 Stripping and Plating
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340 Plasma and Flame Spraying
350 Miscellaneous Repair
360 Bonding and Moulding/Sealing
370 Heat Treating
380 Surface Treating
390 Machine Riveting and Flaring
400 Installation and Assembly
410 Install
420 Install Modular Sections
430 Assemble Modular Sections
440 Assemble Subassemblies
450 Install/Close Items Removed/Opened for Access
460 Assemble Accessory
470 Assemble Accessory Subassembly
480 Install Test Equipment
490 Assemble Support Equipment
500 Material Handling
510 Shipping
520 Receiving
530 Packing
540 Unpacking
550 Storage
560 Marshalling/Positioning
570 Engine Ferry/Pod Maintenance
580 Unassigned
590 Unassigned
600 Servicing/Preserving/Lubricating
610 Servicing
620 Preserving
630 De preserving
640 Lubricating
650 Unassigned
660 Unassigned
670 Unassigned
680 Unassigned
690 Unassigned
700 Testing/Checking
710 Oil Flow
720 Air Flow
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730 Fuel Flow
740 Water Flow
750 Electrical/Return to Service
760 Engine
770 Accessory/BITE
780 Pressure Check
790 Leak Check
800 Miscellaneous
810 Fault Isolation
820 Adjusting/Aligning/Calibration
830 Rigging
840 Service Bulletin Incorporation
850 Part Number Change/Re-identification
860 Special Procedures
861 To be Defined
870 Description and Operation
871 General
872 Hardware
873 Software
878 Schematics and Wiring Diagrams
879 How to Use
880 Approved Vendor Processes
890 Airline Maintenance Program
900 Unassigned
910 Special Equipment Maintenance
920 Standard Equipment Maintenance
930 Tool Fabrication
Special Tools, Equipment and Consumable Listing, Fits and
940
Clearances
94A Consumable
94B Special Tools / Non Std Tools
94C Fixtures / Test Equipment
94D Standard Tools
950 IPL Detailed Parts List (Figures)
960 IPL Equipment Designation Index
970 IPL Numerical Index
980 IPL Alternative Vendor Index
990 Illustrations, Tables, Front Matter, etc.
991 Illustrations
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992 Illustrations (Tables)
993 Fixtures, tools, test and support equipment Table
994 Consumable materials Table
995 Expendable parts Table
996 Referenced information Table
997 Generic, Connector description Table
998 Fits and clearances, Non-standard torque value Table
999 Component location, Revision reference sheet Table
D. Relationship between PAGEBLOCKS and TASK/SUBTASK/TABLE numbers
PAGEBLOCK TASK SUBTASK TABLE
INTRODUCTION 871, 879 NA 997

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION 871 to 873, 879 NA 997
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION 700,750, 810 NA 993 to 997
SCHEMATIC AND WIRING 871, 878,879 NA 997, 999
DIAGRAMS DISASSEMBLY
DISASSEMBLY 000 020 993 to 997
CLEANING 100 110 to 180 993 to 997
INSPECTION/CHECK 200 210, 220 993 to 997
REPAIR 300 310 to 390 993 to 997
ASSEMBLY 400 420, 550, 750 993 to 997
FITS AND CLEARANCES 940 NA 998
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, 940 NA 993, 994
EQUIPMENT AND
CONSUMABLES
SPECIAL PROCEDURES 860 861 993 to 997
REMOVAL 010 NA 993 to 997
INSTALLATION 410 NA NA
SERVICING 610 NA NA
STORAGE (including 500 510 to 550 993 to 997
TRANSPORTATION)
REWORK 900 NA NA
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST 871, 879 NA 990
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4. Symbols and Definitions
A. Units and Measurement
(a) Symbols
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SI system US system
Abbreviation Definition Abbreviation Definition
bar bar psi pound square inch

dec.C degrees Celsius deg.F degrees Fahrenheit
g gram oz ounce
kg kilogram lb pound
m meter ft foot/feet
mm millimeter in inch
Nm Newton meter lbf.in pound force.inch
(b) Conversion table
From SI system To US system
1 bar 14.5037 psi

1g 0.0353 oz
1 kg 2.205 lb
1m 3.2809 ft
8.85075 lbf.in
1 mN
0.73756 lbf.ft
1 mm 0.0394 in.
Temperature conversion from degrees Celsius (deg.C) to degrees Fahrenheit (deg.F):

deg.F= (1.8 x deg.C)+32.
B. Reference Designator Index (RDI)
The designation of a component (RDI) consist of:
- A code letter according to the following table.
- A sequential number.
Type of component (RDI) Letter Code
.Battery
.Capacitor C
.Integrated circuit, microcircuit IC or U
.Jumper, srap CV
.Light Emitting Diode, light DS
.Quartz, Oscillator Y
.Relay K
.Resistor, potentiometer, resistor network R
.Switch, pushbutton switch S
.Test point TP
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Type of component (RDI) Letter Code
.Thermal resistor RT
.Transformer T
.Transistor, thyristor Q
.Varistor RV
C. Definitions of Terms
The following terms are used in the CMM and are defined as follows:
WARNING: CALLS ATTENTION TO USE OF MATERIAL, PROCESSES, METHODS,

PROCEDURES OR LIMITS WHICH MUST BE FOLLOWED PRECISELY TO AVOID
INJURY OR DEATH TO PERSONS.
CAUTION: CALLS ATTENTION TO METHODS AND PROCEDURES WHICH MUST BE FOLLOWED

TO AVOID DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT.
NOTE: Calls attention to methods which make the job easier or provide supplementary or explanatory
information.
The term “TIGHTEN” is generally used in locations where no torque value is specified in the
text.
The term TORQUE” is used in the text together with a given specific torque value.
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5. List of abbreviations
A. Abbreviations
A/C Aircraft O-level Organization-level

CMM Component Maintenance Manual OPT Optional
CSN Catalogue Sequence Number PCB Print Circuit Board
D-level Depot-level RDI Reference Designator Index
DO Description and Operation REPLD BY Replaced by
ESDS Electrostatic Sensitive ROR Record of Revisions
Electrostatic Discharge
IPC Illustrated Parts Catalogue RTR Record of Temporary Revisions
IPL Illustrated Parts List SB Service Bulletin
LEP List of Effective Pages SUPSD BY Superseded by
LI List of Illustrations SUPSDS Supersedes
LSB List of Service Bulletins SSL Search Landing Light
LT Light TOC Table of Contents
MP Maintenance Procedure TP Title Page
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MTOSS Maintenance Task Oriented TS Transmittal Sheet
Support System
NA Not applicable UUT Unit Under Test
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
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1. Hardware
A. Description and Operation
(a) General Description
The LED TAKE OFF LIGHT is an external light with one VISIBLE LED MODULE.
The metallic part of the LED TAKE OFF LIGHT is in MATT BLACK I.A.W. FED-STD-
595B #37038.
Here below, the luminance features of the light:
- Power Factor >0.95
- Operating Voltage 115Vac 400 Hz CF in accordance to ABD0100.1.8

issue E
- Power <220 VA
- Current <1.9A rms @115Vac
Here below, the light characteristics:
- Color: Aviation White as for CS/FAR25
- Light Intensity: 600 kcd
(b) Visible component
Referring to Fig. 1 on the external side of LED TAKE OFF LIGHT are visible:
- Assy Head
- Assy Glass
- Assy Power Supply
- Twelve captive screws
- One System Connector MS3474L1006PW
- One Goretex Gasket
- Identification Label
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Fig. Sheet 1
ASSY GLASS
CAPTIVE SCREWS (12x)
ASSY HEAD
SYSTEM CONNECTOR
ISOMETRIC VIEWS
(BOTTOM VIEW)
ASSY POWER SUPPLY
GORETEX GASKET
IDENTIFICATION LABEL
LED TAKE OFF LIGHT

Figure 1 /GRAPHIC 33-46-11-991-001-A01
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(c) The outline Drawing.
The Outline drawing of the LED TAKE OFF LIGHT is shown in Fig. 8001 in PGBLK-
33-46-11-8000.
The dimensions and weight are as follows:
- Overall diameter: V211 mm (m0.5) [8.24 (m0.02) in]
- Overall height: 123 mm MAX (m0.5) [4.80 (m0.02) in]
- Maximum weight: 1.990 Kg.
Fixing dimension:
- Overall length: 74.85 mm (m0.5) [2.92 (m0.02) in]
- Overall height: 70 mm (m0.5) [2.73 (m0.02) in]
(d) LED TAKE OFF LIGHT Replaceable Spare Parts
Referring to Fig. 1 in the IPL section, the Replaceable Spare Parts of the LED TAKE
OFF LIGHT are the following.The Replaceable Spare Parts can be replaced by the
Company following the repairing instructions given in REPAIR section.
REPLACEABILITY
ITEM No NOMENCLATURE
LEVEL
10 ASSY GLASS O-Level

20 ASSY OPTICAL D-Level
30 ASSY POWER SUPPLY D-Level
40 ORING D-Level
50 IDENTIFICATION LABEL D-Level
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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
TASK 33-46-11-700-801-A01
1. Testing
A. Reason for the Job
The execution of the test procedures, described in the following paragraph, allows to
highlight the failure symptoms presented by the Unit Under Test. In fact, if a test procedure is
not successful, do the troubleshooting procedure starting from the failed test, insulate the
faulty item and do the remove/replace activity.
B. Job Set-up Information
(a) Special Test Equipment
Description Reference
Led Take Off Light Test Box 728-0917-01
NOTE: All equipment must be kept under calibration conditions.
NOTE: More data are shown in Special Tools, Fixtures and Equipment,
TASK 33-46-11-940-802-A01.
(b) Standard Test Equipment
Description Reference Min Range Precision
Digital Calliper no specific 0-0.5m m0.05mm

Sartorius or
Graduated Balance 0-3Kg m0.005Kg
equivalent
Agilent 34401A or
Multimeter 0-1.5A 0.001A
equivalent
Agilent 4338B or
Millihommeter 0-1K 0.001K
equivalent
Agilent 4339B or
High Resistance Meter 0-1K 0.001K
equivalent
APS FC110 or
AC Power Supply 0-230V m 0.1V
equivalent
Protective Screen M84-0442 - -
NOTE: All equipment must be kept under calibration conditions.
NOTE: More data is shown in Special Tools, Fixtures and Equipment, TASK
33-46-11-940-802-A01.
(c) Consumable
No materials required for testing and fault Isolation
(d) Environmental conditions for testing
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– Ambient temperature: 25°+/-10°C
– Relative humidity: Room Ambient
– Atmospheric Pressure: Site Pressure
NOTE: Before the test, let the UUT stay in these conditions for two hours.
C. Test Bench Description
(a) UUT Drawing
1 In the following Fig. 1001 is reported the UUT that will be tested:
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Fig. Sheet 001
LED TAKE OFF LIGHT Drawing

Figure 1001 /GRAPHIC 33-46-11-991-014-A01
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(b) Test Box Drawing
1 In the following Fig. 1002 is reported the Led Take Off Light Test Box Outline
drawing. The part number of this device is Sirio Panel P/N 728-0917-01.
Fig. Sheet 001
Test Box not subject to
$7$.(2))/,*+77HVW%R[ periodic calibration
115VAC 115VAC_RTN EARTH
B1 B2 B3
MAIN POWER
CURRENT
ON CHASSIS INSULATION
CONSUMPTION
SW01 B4 B5 B6 B7
OFF
Led Take Off Light Test Box Outline Drawing

Figure 1002 /GRAPHIC 33-46-11-991-015-A01
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D. Mechanical Tests
CAUTION: ALWAYS USE THE APPLICATION ELECTROSTATIC-DISCHARGE SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS (ACCORDING TO EN100015/1OR EQUIVALENT) NEAR DEVICES
SENSITIVE TO ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE. ALWAYS USE THE SUGGESTED
TOOLS TO PERFORM MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES. IMPROPER HANDLING
MIGHT DAMAGE MATERIAL.
(a) Visual Check
1 Verify that the LED TAKE OFF LIGHT has been manufactured according to the
Outline Drawing (Refer to Fig. 8001 in the PGBLK-33-46-11-8000 section) as
far as it is possible to check with a visual external inspection, without
disassembling any parts.
2 Verify that the identification label is in accordance with Outline Drawing (Refer
to Fig. 8001 in the PGBLK-33-46-11-8000 section).
3 Verify the unit external cover is black painted (refer to Fig. 1003).
4 Verify that the UUT is clean, without chips, cracks or other any imperfection.
Fig. Sheet 001
Connector shall
not be painted
Areas around fixing

holes shall not be
painted
Painted Surfaces
Figure 1003 /GRAPHIC 33-46-11-991-018-A01
(b) Dimensions and Weight
1 With the calliper verify that the dimensions of the UUT respect the Outline
Drawing (Refer to Fig. 8001 in the PGBLK-33-46-11-8000 section).
2 Weigh the UUT with the graduated balance, verifying that the value is lower
than 1.990 Kg.
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E. Functional Tests
(a) LED Visual Test
1 Connect the UUT to the “functional test” connector of the TB by means of the
dedicated cable.
2 Connect a AC power supply to the dedicated TB (728-0917-01) and regulate it

to 115V and 400Hz.
3 Turn on the UUT by using the TB.
4 By use of a dark glass or a protective screen look directly to the LEDs and
check if all 18 LEDs are lighted.
5 Verify that all 18 leds are lighted and switch off the Unit.
(b) Power Consumption Tests
1 Supply voltage shall be 104 Vac, 115Vac and 122 Vac at 400 Hz.
2 Connect the Vac output of the AC power supply to the plug “115VAC” on the
TB.
3 Connect the Vac return output of the AC power supply to the plug
“115VAC_RTN” on the TB.
4 Connect the earth output of the AC power supply to the plug “EARTH” on the
TB.
5 Take current reading within 30 seconds of LEDs on.
6 Connect the functional cable to the “CONN 1” connector of the TB.
7 Put in ON position the switches “MAIN POWER” on the TB.
8 By means of a multimeter measure the supply current for the lamp:
– 1.7A rms @ 115Vac
– 1.9A rms @ 104Vac
– 1.6A rms @ 122Vac
F. Electric Tests
(a) Insulation Test
1 Connect the UUT to the “Insulation test” connector of the TB (CONN2) by

means of the cable.
2 Connect an insulation meter between plugs B6 and B7 and measure the

resistance.
3 Apply a test voltage of 500V dc and verify that the resistance is higher than 10
MK.
(b) Bonding Test
1 Using a Milliohmmeter and referring to the following Fig. 1004 verify that:
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a The bonding resistance between the chassis pin (pin C of J01) and the
point B of equipment case is lower than 10mK.
b The bonding resistance between the point A and the point B of

equipment case is lower than 10m.
Fig. Sheet 001
pin C
Point A
Point B
Points for Bonding Measurements

Figure 1004 /GRAPHIC 33-46-11-991-016-A01
TASK 33-46-11-810-801-A01
2. Fault Isolation
A. Introduction
NOTE: This paragraph helps the operator to locate the faulty item if some test fails. For each test it is
reported a procedure to locate the faulty item.
NOTE: Locate the faulty item, disassemble the UUT (refer to DISASSEMBLY section) in order to have
full access to the faulty items. All connections must be kept as in normal functional condition.
B. Fault Isolation Procedure for Mechanical tests
(a) Visual Check test failure
1 If some Visual Inspection test fails, as reported in the para 1.D.(a), repair or
replace the damaged part according to the following flowchart, ref to Fig. 1005.
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Fig. Sheet 001
VISUAL CHECK
IS THE U.U.T. MANUFACTURED

IN ACCORDANCE TO THE REPLACE U.U.T
OUTLINE DRAWING?
(REF TO PARA 1.D.(a).1)
N
Y
IS THE LABEL UNDAMAGED

AND CORRECTLY REPLACE THE LABEL
READABLE? (REF TO REPAIR SECTION)
N
Y
IS THE U.U.T. PAINTED

WITHOUT RESTORE THE PAINTED
IMPERFECTIONS? (REF TO REPAIR SECTION)
N
Y
IS THE U.U.T. FINISHED

REPLACE THE
WITHOUT CHIPS, CRACKS OR
DAMAGED PART
ANY OTHER IMPERFECTIONS?
(REF TO REPAIR SECTION)
N
Y
END
Visual Check Fault Isolation Procedure

Figure 1005 /GRAPHIC 33-46-11-991-017-A01
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(b) Dimension Weight Test Failure
1 If Dimensions are not in accordance with the OUTLINE drawing, replace UUT.
2 If Weight is higher then the requested one replace UUT.
C. Fault Isolation Procedure for Functional Tests
(a) Brightness Test
1 If Brightness Test fails, as reported in the para 1.E.(a), perform the following
instructions:
a Substitute the ASSY POWER SUPPLY LED TAKE OFF (refer to TASK
33-46-11-300-803-A01in REPAIR section) and repeat the test.
b If test fails substitute the ASSY OPTICAL (refer to TASK 33-46-11-300-

804-A01 in REPAIR section) and repeat the test.
c If test fails substitute the UUT.
(b) Power Consumption Test
1 If Power Consumption Test fails, as reported in the para 1.E.(b), perform the
following instructions:
a Substitute the ASSY POWER SUPPLY LED TAKE OFF (refer to TASK
33-46-11-300-803-A01 in REPAIR section) and repeat the test.
b If test fails substitute the ASSY OPTICAL (refer to TASK 33-46-11-300-

804-A01 in REPAIR section) and repeat the test.
D. Fault Isolation Procedure for Electric Tests
(a) Insulation Resistance Test Failure
1 If Insulation Resistance test fails, as reported in the para 1.F.(a) replace the
UUT:
(b) Bonding Test Failure
1 If Bonding test fails, as reported in the para 1.F.(b) perform the following
instructions:
a Brighten the bonding deprotections.
b Repeat the test.
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SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS
TASK 33-46-11-878-801-A01
1. Schematics and Wiring Diagrams of LED TAKE OFF LIGHT
Not applicable
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DISASSEMBLY
TASK 33-46-11-000-801-A01
1. Introduction
A. General
CAUTION: BE CAREFUL TO NOT DAMAGE THE SOLDER COMPONENTS DURING THE

MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
NOTE: The following Table reports the indication of maintenance level for each disassembly
procedure, referring to the Replaceable Spare Parts for the LED TAKE OFF LIGHT, Fig. 1 in
Illustrated Parts List.
REPLACEABILTY
TASK NOMENCLATURE
LEVEL
TASK 33-46-11-000-802-A01 Removal of ASSY GLASS O-level

Removal of ASSY POWER
TASK 33-46-11-000-803-A01 D-level
SUPPLY
TASK 33-46-11-000-804-A01 Removal of ASSY OPTICAL D-level
TASK 33-46-11-000-802-A01
2. Removal of the ASSY GLASS
A. Reason for the job
Self explanatory
B. Job Set-up information
NOTE: Refer to TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION to find the cause of malfunction or condition of the
component. Use only the procedures necessary to get access to and disassemble an
unserviceable item.
NOTE: It is permitted to use alternatives.
NOTE: For more information, refer to page block SPECIAL TOOL, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND
CONSUMABLES.
(a) Fixtures, tools, test and support equipment.
REFERENCE QTY DESIGNATION
No Specific 1 Screwdriver with cross Philips blades
(b) Reference information
REFERENCE DESIGNATION
IPL Fig. 2 LED TAKE OFF LIGHT Exploded View
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C. Job Set-up
Not applicable
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 33-46-11-020-001-A01
CAUTION: READ THE WARRANTY CONDITIONS BEFORE DISASSEMBLYING THE

EQUIPMENT. THE WARRANTY CAN BE CANCELLED IF THE
CONDITIONS ARE NOT OBEYED.
CAUTION: USE THE APPLICATION ELECTROSTATIC-DISCHARGE SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS WHEN YOU DO MAINTENANCE ON OR NEAR DEVICES
SENSITIVE TO ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE. IF YOU NOT DO THIS,
YOU CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT.
(a) Removal of the ASSY GLASS
1 By means of the screwdriver with cross Philips blades loosen the twelve
captive screws.
2 Remove the ASSY GLASS (2-10) from the ASSY HEAD (2-20).
E. Close-up
Not applicable.
TASK 33-46-11-000-803-A01
3. Removal of the ASSY POWER SUPPLY
Self explanatory
unserviceable item.
CONSUMABLES.
No Specific 1 3mm Allen Wrench
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C. Job Set-up
SUBTASK 33-46-11-020-002-A01
(a) Remove the ASSY GLASS
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-000-802-A01
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 33-46-11-020-003-A01


(a) Removal of the ASSY POWER SUPPLY
1 By means of 3mm allen wrench loosen the six socket head screws (2-40) and
remove the six washers (2-50).
2 Unplug the flying connector J01 from the mating one located on the ASSY
POWER SUPPLY (2-30) (Refer to Detail A in IPL Fig. 2).
3 Remove the ASSY POWER SUPPLY (2-30).
E. Close-up
Not applicable.
TASK 33-46-11-000-804-A01
4. Removal of the ASSY OPTICAL
Self explanatory
unserviceable item.
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CONSUMABLES.
No Specific 1 3mm Allen Wrench
IPL Fig. 3 ASSY HEAD Exploded View
C. Job Set-up
SUBTASK 33-46-11-020-004-A01
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-000-802-A01
(b) Remove the ASSY POWER SUPPLY
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-000-803-A01
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 33-46-11-020-005-A01


(a) Removal of the ASSY OPTICAL
1 By means of 3mm allen wrench loosen the six socket head screws (3-30) and
remove the six washers (3-40).
2 Remove the ASSY OPTICAL (3-20) from the PAINTED ASSY FRONT COVER
(3-10).
E. Close-up
Not applicable.
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CLEANING
TASK 33-46-11-100-801-A01
1. Cleaning
Self explanatory
CONSUMABLES.
No specific 1 Brush
No specific 1 Dry cloth
Low pressure dry compressed air (8 bars
No specific 1
maximum)
(b) Consumable materials
No specific Naphtha-coal solvent: Carbosol

No specific Neutral detergent Loctite Natural Blue
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable
D. Procedure
WARNING: USE SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS ONLY IN AREAS WITH A GOOD FLOW OF AIR.
OBEY THE MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTION. PUT ON PROTECTIVE CLOTHING.
DO NOT DRINK SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS.DO NOT SMOKE. DO NOT
BREATHE THE GAS. THESE MATERIALS ARE POISONOUS AND FLAMMABLE. USE
THE APPROVED HAND AND EYE PROTECTION WHEN YOU APPLY THE
SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS. THESE MATERIALS ARE SKIN IRRITANTS. IF YOU
GET ONE OF THESE SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS ON YOUR SKIN OR IN YOUR
EYES:
- FLUSH IT AWAY WITH CLEAN WATER.
- GET MEDICAL AID.
CAUTION: USE ONLY SPECIFIED MATERIALS OR THEIR EQUIVALENTS. MATERIALS THAT

ARE NOT SPECIFIED CAN DAMAGE THE SURFACE PROTECTION.
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CAUTION: USE THE APPLICATION ELECTROSTATIC-DISCHARGE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WHEN YOU DO MAINTENANCE ON OR NEAR DEVICES SENSITIVE TO
ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE. IF YOU DO NOT DO THIS, YOU CAN CAUSE
DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT.
CAUTION: TAKE CARE TO THE PRESSURE OF THE LOW-PRESSURE DRY COMPRESSED AIR.
SUBTASK 33-46-11-160-001-A01
(a) Internal cleaning
Internal cleaning of the equipment should be performed only if an internal repair

procedure is required. Do not use detergent or chemical agents for equipment internal
cleaning.
1 Remove powder, sand and debris with a dry soft brush care to avoid breaking
the wiring and/or the component contacts.
2 If needed, remove the dust with a stream of compressed air.
(b) External cleaning
External cleaning must be performed as follows:
1 Remove powder, sand and debris with a dry soft brush.
2 Clean, only the metallic and the painted surfaces of the LED TAKE OFF LIGHT,
with a soft cloth moist with some drops of Carbosol.
3 Clean the other surfaces (Not metallic or not painted) of the LED TAKE OFF
LIGHT with a soft cloth moist with some drops of a Neutral detergent, remove
oil and/or grease trails.
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INSPECTION/CHECK
TASK 33-46-11-200-801-A01
1. Inspection/Check
Not Applicable.
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REPAIR
TASK 33-46-11-300-801-A01
1. Introduction
A. General
unserviceable item.
NOTE: This section contains the detailed description of repair procedures, consisting in the
procedures for remove and replace the replaceable items of the LED TAKE OFF LIGHT. For
restoring the painting, don't substitute any part but repaint the damaged surfaces.
NOTE: After Testing and Fault Isolation and Inspection phases, the condition of the item (operating /
failed) and most probable cause of its malfunction have been established. This is to determine
the extent of remove procedure required without completely tear down and rebuilding the
equipment.
NOTE: Replacement procedures refer only to those parts that can be easily removed by Technical
Personnel with the help of standard workshop tools available at ground's facilities and not to
those parts assembled by the Factory that have to be considered as not replaceable and,
consequently, not supplied as spare parts. Replacement procedures refer to figures and tables
reported in the last section of this publication. Reference to single figure/table is indicated when
it is of interest for a better comprehension of procedure description. Repair procedures refer to
the illustration of the IPC (Illustrated Parts Catalogue) contained in the last section of this
manual. Reference to single illustration is indicated at the beginning of each assembly
procedure. Reference to single parts in a procedure makes use of the item index number used
in the relevant illustration.
NOTE: After each procedure of the replacement internal item of UUT execute the internal cleaning
(Ref. to SUBTASK 33-46-11-160-001-A01 in CLEANING section) before assembled the UUT.
NOTE: The following Table reports the indication of maintenance level for each repair procedure,
referring to the Replaceable Spare Parts for the LED TAKE OFF LIGHT Fig. 1 in Illustrated
Parts List.
REPLACEABILITY
TASK NOMENCLATURE
LEVEL
TASK 33-46-11-300-802-A01 Substitution of the ASSY GLASS O-level

Substitution of the ASSY POWER
TASK 33-46-11-300-803-A01 D-level
SUPPLY
TASK 33-46-11-300-804-A01 Substitution of the ASSY OPTICAL D-level
TASK 33-46-11-300-805-A01 Substitution of ORING D-level
TASK 33-46-11-300-806-A01 Restore the Painting D-level
Substitution of the
TASK 33-46-11-300-807-A01 D-level
REPAIR NO. 1
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TASK 33-46-11-300-802-A01
2. Substitution of the ASSY GLASS
Self explanatory
B. Job set-up information
Not applicable
Not applicable
(c) Expendable Parts
Not applicable
(d) REFERENCE Information
C. Job Set-up
SUBTASK 33-46-11-350-001-A01
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-000-802-A01
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 33-46-11-350-002-A01
(a) Substitution of the ASSY GLASS
1 Replace the damaged ASSY GLASS (2-10) with a new one.
E. Close-up
SUBTASK 33-46-11-350-003-A01
(a) Assembly the ASSY GLASS
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-400-804-A01
(b) Execute the Final assembling procedures
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-400-805-A01
REPAIR NO. 1
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TASK 33-46-11-300-803-A01
3. Substitution of the ASSY POWER SUPPLY
Self explanatory
Not applicable
Not applicable
Not applicable
C. Job Set-up
SUBTASK 33-46-11-350-004-A01
(a) Remove the ASSY POWER SUPPLY
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-000-803-A01
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 33-46-11-350-005-A01
(a) Substitution of the ASSY POWER SUPPLY
1 Replace the damaged ASSY POWER SUPPLY (2-30) with a new one.
E. Close-up
SUBTASK 33-46-11-350-006-A01
(a) Assembly the ASSY POWER SUPPLY
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-400-802-A01
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-400-805-A01
REPAIR NO. 1
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TASK 33-46-11-300-804-A01
4. Substitution of the ASSY OPTICAL
Self explanatory
Not applicable
Not applicable
Not applicable
C. Job Set-up
SUBTASK 33-46-11-350-007-A01
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-000-802-A01
(b) Remove the ASSY POWER SUPPLY
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-000-803-A01
(c) Remove the ASSY OPTICAL
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-000-804-A01
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 33-46-11-350-008-A01
(a) Substitution of the ASSY OPTICAL
1 Replace the damaged ASSY OPTICAL (3-20) with a new one.
E. Close-up
SUBTASK 33-46-11-350-009-A01
(a) Assembly the ASSY OPTICAL
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-400-802-A01
REPAIR NO. 1
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(b) Assembly the ASSY POWER SUPPLY
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-400-803-A01
(c) Assembly the ASSY GLASS
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-400-804-A01
(d) Execute the Final assembling procedures
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-400-805-A01
TASK 33-46-11-300-805-A01
5. Substitution of ORING
Self explanatory
No specific 1 Cutter
Not applicable
Not applicable
IPL Fig. 1 LED TAKE OFF LIGHT Spare Parts

C. Job Set-up
SUBTASK 33-46-11-350-010-A01
(a) Remove the ASSY POWER SUPPLY
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-000-803-A01
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 33-46-11-350-011-A01
(a) Substitution of ORING
1 Use the cutter, cut the damaged Oring (1-40) and replace it with a new one.
REPAIR NO. 1
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2 Insert the new Oring (1-40) in the right position on the ASSY POWER SUPPLY
(2-30). (Refer to Detail A in IPL Fig. 2).
E. Close-up
SUBTASK 33-46-11-350-012-A01
(a) Assembly the ASSY POWER SUPPLY
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-400-802-A01
Ref. to TASK 33-46-11-400-805-A01
TASK 33-46-11-300-806-A01
6. Restore the Painting
Self explanatory
No Specific 1 Small size brush
Polyurethane paint, color matt black

No Specific
#37038 I.A.W. FED-STD-595B
Not applicable
Not applicable
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 33-46-11-350-013-A01
WARNING: BE CAREFUL USING THE PAINT AND AVOID SPLASHING. ALWAYS

WEAR EYE PROTECTION AND RUBBER GLOVES. USE ONLY IN AREAS
WITH A GOOD FLOW OF AIR. OBEY THE MANUFACTURERER’S
REPAIR NO. 1
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INSTRUCTIONS. PUT ON PROTECTIVE CLOTHING. DO NOT DRINK
SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS. DO NOT SMOKE. DO NOT BREATHE
THE GAS. THESE MATERIALS ARE POISONOUS AND FLAMMABLE.
USE THE APPROVED HAND AND EYE PROTECTION WHEN YOU APPLY
THE SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS. THESE MATERIALS ARE SKIN
IRRITANTS. IF YOU GET ONE OF THESE SOLVENTS/ CLEANING
AGENTS ON YOUR SKIN OR IN YOUR EYES:
[1] FLUSH IT AWAY WITH CLEAN WATER
[2] GET MEDICAL AID
CAUTION: CARE THAT THE PAINT DOESN’T COVER THE LEGEND ON THE ASSY
VISIBLE LED DON’T PAINT THE BONDING SURFACES.
(a) Restore the painting
1 By means of the small size brush, eliminate every leaking or scratch from the
painted surfaces.
E. Close-up
Not applicable
TASK 33-46-11-300-807-A01
7. Substitution of the IDENTIFICATION LABEL
Self explanatory
No Specific 1 Cutter
No Specific 1 Black color indelible pen
Transparent coating
No Specific
(LECHLER COATINGS L0010497K20)
Not applicable
REPAIR NO. 1
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Fig. 8001 LED TAKE OFF LIGHT Outline Drawing
C. Job Set-up
Not applicable
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 33-46-11-350-014-A01
(a) Substitution of the IDENTIFICATION LABEL
1 By means of a cutter remove the damaged IDENTIFICATION LABEL (2-60)

and replace it with a new one.
2 By means of the Black color indelible pen compile the new IDENTIFICATION
LABEL (2-60) with the Serial Number and Date.
3 By means of the small size brush, protect the IDENTIFICATION LABEL (2-60)
with the transparent coating LECHLER COATINGS.
E. Close-up
Not applicable
REPAIR NO. 1
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ASSEMBLY
TASK 33-46-11-400-801-A01
1. Introduction
A. General
CAUTION: BE CAREFUL TO NOT DAMAGE THE SOLDER COMPONENTS DURING THE

MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
NOTE: The following Table reports the indication of maintenance level for each disassembly
procedure, referring to the Replaceable Spare Parts for the LED TAKE OFF LIGHT, Fig. 1 in
Illustrated Parts List.
REPLACEABILTY
TASK NOMENCLATURE
LEVEL
TASK 33-46-11-400-802-A01 Installation of ASSY OPTICAL D-level

Installation of ASSY POWER
TASK 33-46-11-400-803-A01 D-level
SUPPLY
TASK 33-46-11-400-804-A01 Installation of ASSY GLASS O-level
TASK 33-46-11-400-805-A01 Final assembling procedures D-level
TASK 33-46-11-400-802-A01
2. Installation of the ASSY OPTICAL
A. Reason of the Job
Self explanatory
NOTE: For more information, Refer to page block SPECIAL TOOL, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND
CONSUMABLES.
Dynamometric 1-5 Nm screwdriver with

STAHLWILLE Manoskop 775R/1 1
3mm hexagonal insert
Not applicable
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FIG ITEM QTY DESIGNATION IPC - CSN
3 30 6 SCREW SOCKET HEAD M4x10mm 33-46-11-03-30

3 40 6 PLANE WASHER M4 33-46-11-03-40
C. Job Set-Up
Not Applicable
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 33-46-11-420-001-A01
(a) Installation of the ASSY OPTICAL
1 Put the ASSY OPTICAL (3-20) in the correct position on the PAINTED ASSY
FRONT COVER (3-10) paying attention to the engagement of the sockets of
the assy optical with the mating one located on the front cover. Install the six
plane washers (3-40) and the six socket head screws (3-30) in the correct
position on the painted cover.
2 By means of the dynamometric 1-5 Nm screwdriver with 3mm hexagonal insert

torque the screws (3-30) to 2.0Nm.
E. Close-up
Not Applicable
TASK 33-46-11-400-803-A01
3. Installation of the ASSY POWER SUPPLY
Self explanatory
CONSUMABLES.
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Dynamometric 1-5 Nm screwdriver with

STAHLWILLE Manoskop 775R/1 1
3mm hexagonal insert
Not applicable
FIG ITEM QTY DESIGNATION IPC - CSN
2 40 6 SCREW SOCKET HEAD M4x16mm 33-46-11-02-40

2 50 6 PLANE WASHER M4 33-46-11-02-50
C. Job Set-Up
Not Applicable
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 33-46-11-420-002-A01
(a) Installation of the ASSY POWER SUPPLY
1 Verify that the Oring is not damaged and correctly mounted on ASSY POWER
SUPPLY (2-30) (refer to Detail A in IPL Fig. 2). If necessary replace the
damaged Oring with a new one (refer to TASK 33-46-11-300-805-A01 in
REPAIR section).
2 Plug the flying connector J01 on the mating one located on the ASSY POWER
SUPPLY (2-30) (refer to Detail A in IPL Fig. 2). Put the ASSY HEAD (2-20) in
the correct position on the ASSY POWER SUPPLY (2-30). Install the six plane
washers (2-50) and the six socket head screws (2-40).
3 By means of the dynamometric 1-5 Nm screwdriver with 3mm hexagonal insert

torque the screws (2-40) to 2.0Nm.
E. Close-up
Not Applicable
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TASK 33-46-11-400-804-A01
4. Installation of ASSY GLASS
Self explanatory
CONSUMABLES.
Dynamometric 2-12dNm screwdriver

STAHLWILLE 775/12 1
with cross Philips blades
Not applicable
Not applicable
C. Job Set-Up
Not Applicable
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 33-46-11-420-003-A01
(a) Installation of the ASSY GLASS
1 Put the ASSY GLASS (2-10) in the correct position on the ASSY HEAD (2-20).
2 By means of the Dynamometric 2-12dNm screwdriver with cross Philips blades

torque the twelve captive screws to 0.85Nm.
E. Close-up
Not Applicable
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TASK 33-46-11-400-805-A01
5. Final assembling procedures
Self explanatory
Not applicable
Not applicable
Not applicable
Not applicable
C. Job Set-Up
Not Applicable
D. Procedure
Not Applicable
E. Close-up
SUBTASK 33-46-11-420-004-A01
(a) Perform final Acceptance Test Procedure in accordance with document no.
727-1215-01-02 Ne04 and record the result in the applicable Acceptance Test Report.
(b) If the check fails refer to the relative fault isolation (refer to TESTING AND FAULT
ISOLATION PGBLK-33-46-11-1000).
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FITS AND CLEARANCES
TASK 33-46-11-940-801-A01
1. Fits and Clearances
A. General
The dimensions of the LED TAKE OFF LIGHT are shown in Fig. 8001.
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Fig. Sheet 001
MAIN KEYWAY
ISOMETRIC VIEWS
0 0 0 0
5.3 -0.1 mm [0.207 -0.004 in] 5.3 -0.1 mm [0.207 -0.004 in]
0 0
5.3 -0.1 mm [0.207 -0.004 in ]
0.4 +_ 5 mm 123 mm MAX

CAPTIVE SCREW (12x) [4.805 in MAX]
[0.016 + _ 0.195 in]
NO PAINT 10.5 mm
BONDING SURFACE [0.410 in]
_ 0.195 in]
_ 5 mm
[2.969 in]
[0.293 +
76 mm
7.5 +
R7 [R0
[2.734 in]
.5 .29
70 mm
m 3i
m n]
A 39 mm
[1.523 in]
3x
[3.945 in MAX]
101 mm MAX
48 3x
in]
/ 0.2 mm
O/
2
5
[8 11
/ 6.3
.2
42 mm
[O
O
in 39.9 mm
]
[1.556 in]
CIRCULAR CONNECTOR MS3474L1006PW

(MATING CONNECTOR MS3476L1006SW)
VERIFY THAT THE REVISION INDEX IS IN
AGREEMENT WITH THE CONFIGURATION INDEX
=74.85 mm=
GORETEX GASKET =[2.924 in]=
A
_ 0.195 in]
_ 5 mm
65.7 +
[2.566 +
18 mm
18 mm [0.703 in]
32 mm 2x
[1.25 in]
[0.703 in]
LED TAKE OFF LIGHT Outline Drawing

Figure 8001 /GRAPHIC 33-46-11-991-010-A01
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B. Allowable Torque Values
(a) Standard Torque Values
The standard allowable torque values are shown in the following table.Apply the
values to all INOX STEEL SCREW on metallic mating surfaces and on PCB
interposed(*).
NOTE: Valid only using washer.
M 2 2.5 3 4
Nm 0.3 0.5 0.85 2
(b) Not Standard Allowable Torque Values
Not applicable.
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SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES
TASK 33-46-11-940-802-A01
1. Special Tools, Fixtures, Equipment, Consumable and Expendable Parts
A. Standard and Special Equipment
(a) Special Equipment
PART SUPPLIER CODE OR NAME

DESCRIPTION
NUMBER ADDRESS
728-0917-01 Led Take Off Light Test Box -
(b) Standard Equipment
PART SUPPLIER CODE OR NAME

DESCRIPTION
NUMBER ADDRESS
- Digital Calliper No Specific

- Graduated Balance No Specific
- Multimeter Agilent 34401A or equivalent
Agilent 4338B MilliOhm
- Bonding Multimeter
Meter or equivalent
Agilent 4339B High
- Insulation Tester Resistance Meter or
equivalent
- AC Power Supply APS FC110 or equivalent
- Brush No Specific
- Dry Cloth No Specific
Low pressure dry compressed air
- No Specific
(8 bar maximum)
Dynamometric 1-5 Nm screwdriver STAHLWILLE Manoskop
-
with 3mm hexagonal insert 775R/1
- Screwdriver with cross Philips blades No Specific
- 3mm Allen Wrench No Specific
NOTE: Alternatives can be used.
B. Consumable Materials and Expendable Parts
(a) Consumable Materials
MATERIAL SUPPLIER CODE OR NAME

DESCRIPTION
NUMBER ADDRESS
8200963M1483 Oring ETTER 071-2587-554

- Naphtha-coal solvent Carbosol
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MATERIAL SUPPLIER CODE OR NAME
DESCRIPTION
NUMBER ADDRESS
- Neutral detergent Loctite Natural Blue
- Transparent coating Lechler Coatings L0010497K20
(b) Expendable Parts
VENDOR
CODE OEM CODE DESCRIPTION Q.ty
(UNIFIES)
UNI 5931 SCREW SOCKET HEAD

61520-21-647 6
DIN 912 M4x16mm
UNI 5931 SCREW SOCKET HEAD
61520-21-644 6
DIN 912 M4x10mm
DIN 433
61170-03-130 PLANE WASHER M4 12
ISO 7092
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SPECIAL PROCEDURES
TASK 33-46-11-860-801-A01
1. Special Procedures
Not applicable
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REMOVAL
TASK 33-46-11-010-801-A01
1. Removal
Not applicable
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INSTALLATION
TASK 33-46-11-410-801-A01
1. Installation
Not applicable
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SERVICING
TASK 33-46-11-610-801-A01
1. Servicing
Not applicable
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STORAGE
TASK 33-46-11-550-801-A01
1. Storage
Self explanatory
NOTE: It is permitted to use alternatives
CONSUMABLES
85229N10 1 System Connector Protective Cap

No specific 1 Antistatic Envelop
No specific 1 Not-reusable Carton Container
No specific 1 Label
No specific Adhesive Tape

No specific Desiccant bag
(c) Reference Information
PGBLK 33-46-11-1000 TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
C. Job Set-Up
Not applicable
D. Procedure
SUBTASK 33-46-11-530-001-A01
(a) Packing
NOTE: Always put the UUT in its original package.
1 Install the protective cap on the rear connector.
2 Put the Unit in the antistatic envelope.
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3 Put a desiccant bag in the antistatic envelope to prevent condensation.
4 Let the air go and seal the envelope with the adhesive tape.
5 Put the Unit in the container.
6 Seal the container with adhesive tape
7 Bond an identification label on the Container, which shows:
- The vendor name (SIRIO PANEL-FIRENZE)
- The Part Number
- The serial number
- The Unit designation
SUBTASK 33-46-11-550-001-A01
(a) Storage
CAUTION: TAKE CARE TO THE STORAGE TEMPERATURE
1 For storage, pack the Unit in its original package
2 Store the packed Unit in clean, dry, well-ventilated conditions with no corrosive
fumes.
- The ground temperature range is 23°+/-5°C.
- The relative humidity range is lower than 85%.
SUBTASK 33-46-11-510-001-A01
(a) Shipping
CAUTION: IF THERE IS A DIFFERENCE OF TEMPERATURE OR HUMIDITY

BETWEEN THE STORAGE SITE AND THE SITE OF USE, DO NOT
USE THE UNIT IMMEDIATELY. LET IT FIRST STAY IN THE SITE OF
USE UNTIL IT IS DRY.
1 For transport pack the LED TAKE OFF LIGHT in its original package or
equivalent as specified in Para. 1.D.(a).
SUBTASK 33-46-11-540-001-A01
(a) Removal from Storage
1 Unpack the Unit.
SUBTASK 33-46-11-550-002-A01
(a) Return to service of the Unit.
1 Do the functional test (Refer to TASK 33-46-11-700-801-A01 in TESTING AND

FAULT ISOLATION).
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REWORK
TASK 33-46-11-900-801-A01
1. REWORK
Not applicable
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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
TASK 33-46-11-871-802-A01
1. Function
A. General
(a) The Illustrated Part List (IPL) contains the illustrations and the parts lists for the
assembly given in the Leading Particulars (Ref. Description and Operation). The parts
lists give the items which can be disassembled, repaired or replaced, and assembled.
TASK 33-46-11-879-805-A01
2. How to Use this Section
A. General
(a) Not all the details in 2.B. thru 2.G. are always used in the Illustrated Parts List (IPL).
B. Fig/Item Column
(a) The figure number is given at the top left of the column. It shows how the parts list is
related to an illustration.
(b) The end item number 1A is applicable to that end item (assembly) which is shown in
the illustration. Variants are given immediately after the end item (1B, 1C,... as
applicable).
(c) A dash (-) before an item number shows that the item is not shown on the illustration.
(d) The item number sequence follows, as far as possible, the sequence in which the end
item is disassembled. The sequence is broken to let more items be put in to the
sequence, when necessary.
(e) Alpha suffixes are given, A thru Z (without I and O), when it is necessary to add more
items to show:
1 Special-to-type items.
2 Service bulletin modifications.
3 Configuration differences.
4 Parts that were made better (not service bulletin modifications).
(f) Alpha suffixes to the item numbers are not shown on the illustration (when the shape
and location of the alpha item are the same as the basic item).
(g) Parts which make a selection-from-a-range group are given a sequence of not-shown
item numbers. This does not apply to the supplied configuration, or to the part number
of the smallest part which is shown.
C. Part Number Column
(a) The part number column contains the part number which can be:
1 A standard part number such as AGS, MS, AN, LN and others.
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D. Airline Part Number Column
(a) This empty column (with space for 11 characters) is given for the use of the equipment
operator.
E. Nomenclature Column
(a) The parts are shown in an indenture system sequence. This shows how one part is
related to the other parts, as shown below:
1234567 (Indenture number)

Assembly or Installation Assembly (RF) number (End Item)
Parts which attach the assembly or installation of the RF assembly
***
.Detail parts for assembly
.Subassembly (secondary to end item)
.Attaching parts for subassembly
***
.Detail parts for subassembly
.Sub-subassembly (secondary to subassembly)
.Attaching parts for sub-subassembly
***
...Detail parts for sub-subassembly
NOTE: The words 'or Installation Assembly (RF) number' refer to:
– Those times where an identity which cannot be got is given to a

group (installation) of parts
– That group (or installation) of parts does not make a known

assembly.
(b) When the entry in the part number column is not a Sirio Panel part number, this data
will follow the noun (and words which change that noun).
1 A five character code that identifies the vendor code of the supplier or the
standard parts authority, or the manufacturers name.
2 The DSR number.
(c) The suppliers part number and vendor code is given in the nomenclature column. This
is when:
1 A DSR number is given in the part number column because the suppliers part
number is too long (more than 15 characters).
2 The suppliers part number is not available.
(d) When a DSR number is given in the part number column (because a suppliers part
number is not available), the data in the nomenclature column gives:
1 The materials from which the part is made
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2 Its dimensions.
3 The suppliers vendor code.
(e) Parts which you must be careful with are identified. For example electronic
components which are sensitive to electrostatic discharge are identified with the
abbreviation (ESDS) in brackets.
(f) Parts Replacement Data
1 The parts that are interchangeable are identified in the NOMENCLATURE

column of the parts list. The abbreviations used to show if those parts are
interchangeable are given in the table below:
Term Parts list Definition

Abbreviation
Optional OPT The part is optional to and is interchangeable with

other parts in the same item number group (or
other item number if specified).
Superseded by SUPSD BY The part is replaced by and is not
interchangeable with the item number given.
Supersedes SUPSDS The part replaces and is not interchangeable with
the item number given.
Replaced by REPLD BY The part is replaced by and is interchangeable
with the item number given.
Replaces REPLS The part replaces and is interchangeable with the
item number given.
(g) Included through Service Bulletin Procedure:
1 (PRE SB XXXX) in the Nomenclature column identifies the initial configuration.
2 (POST SB XXXX) identifies the assemblies and the parts after the service
bulletin modification is completed.
F. Effectivity Column
(a) Parts identified with an effectivity code (A, B, C,... as applicable) must be used with
parts which have the same or no effectivity code.
G. Units per Assembly Column
(a) The quantity given is the quantity of that part necessary to build:
1 Its subsequent higher sub-subassembly.
2 Subassembly.
3 Assembly or installation level as applicable.
(b) AR (As Required) is the quantity that is necessary for that assembly. It is used for bulk
items, and selection-from-a-range parts that are not shown on the illustration.
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(c) RF (Reference) shows the part is given for identification only.
Vendor Code List

A. The vendor code numbers given in the table are those given in:
The national NATO code for manufacturers H4-1 and H4-2, or:
The USA, Department of Defense, Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) Cataloging Handbook
H4/H8.
Vendor Code Vendor Names and Addresses
A4582 Sirio Panel S.p.a. Loc. Levanella Becorpi 50025 Montevarchi Arezzo-ITALY
Phone Number. 055-913671 Fax. 055-9180463
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Fig. 1 Sheet 001
10
Captive Screw (12x)
20
50
40
30
LED TAKE OFF LIGHT Spare Parts

Figure 1/GRAPHIC 33-46-11-950-001-A001
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FIG.-ITEM PART NUMBER AIRLINE NOMENCLATURE USAGE UNITS

STOCK CODE PER
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
1 1 727-1215-01-01 LED TAKE OFF LIGHT RF

10 921-4161-03-01 .ASSY GLASS 1
(O-Level)
20 724-3273-02-01 .ASSY OPTICAL 1
(D-Level)
30 726-0661-04-01 .ASSY POWER SUPPLY 1
(D-Level)
40 8200963M1475 .ORING 1
(D-Level)
50 940-6997-03-01 .IDENTIFICATION LABEL 1
(D-Level)
- ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED
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Fig. 2 Sheet 001
10
Captive Screw (12x)
20
60
J01
Oring
A Oring
A
50x6
Mating Connector of Item J01

30
40x6
LED TAKE OFF LIGHT Exploded View

Figure 2/GRAPHIC 33-46-11-950-002-A001
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STOCK CODE PER
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
2 1 727-1215-01-02 LED TAKE OFF LIGHT RF

10 921-4161-03-01 .ASSY GLASS 1
20 726-0675-04-01 .ASSY HEAD 1
30 726-0661-04-01 .ASSY POWER SUPPLY 1
ATTACHING PARTS
40 61520-21-647 .SCREW SOCKET HEAD M4x16mm 6
50 61170-03-130 .PLANE WASHER M4 6
***
60 940-6997-03-01 .IDENTIFICATION LABEL 1
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Fig. 3 Sheet 001
20
10
EXPLODED VIEW
40x4
J01
30x4
ASSY HEAD Exploded View

Figure 3/GRAPHIC 33-46-11-950-002-A001
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STOCK CODE PER
NUMBER 1234567 ASSY
3 1 726-0675-04-01 ASSY HEAD RF

10 928-1993-02-01 .PAINTED ASSY FRONT COVER 1
20 724-3273-02-01 .ASSY OPTICAL 1
ATTACHING PARTS
30 61520-21-644 .SCREW SOCKET HEAD M4x10mm 6
40 61170-03-130 .PLANE WASHER M4 6
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Component Maintenance Manual

Illustrated Part List

LED TAKE OFF LIGHT

Internal Document No.: 6ws-mi100103-e Ed 02 []

Sirio Panel S.p.a

FIRST REVISION: Copyright 2014

02) Component Maintenance Manual. []

REVISION NO. 1 DATED Jul 01/14

Chapter/Section and Page No. Description of Change Effectivity

REV. ISSUE INSERTED REV. ISSUE INSERTED

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

SUBJECT PAGE DATE SUBJECT PAGE DATE

TITLE PAGE 1 Feb 03/14 1002 Jul 01/14

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Feb 03/14 CLEANING 4001 Feb 03/14

INTRODUCTION 1 Feb 03/14 INSPECTION/CHECK 5001 Feb 03/14

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

SUBJECT PAGE DATE SUBJECT PAGE DATE

2. General Arrangement INTRO 4

3. Maintenance Task Oriented Support System (MTOSS) Task/Sub-tasks numbering INTRO 6

4. Symbols and Definitions INTRO 11

5. List of abbreviations INTRO 13

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS

FITS AND CLEARANCES

SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

1 LED TAKE OFF LIGHT 2

A. Purpose of the Manual

(a) The Component Maintenance Manual (CMM) conform to ATA Specification

- O-Level is every procedure to be performed on the component installed on the

- D-Level is the highest level of maintenance and supports the accomplishment

(a) Send correspondence related to this publication to:

- Loc. Levanella Becorpi 50025 Montevarchi-Arezzo

C. Manual breakdown arrangement

(b) Description and Operation (DO),

(c) Maintenance Procedure (MP)

(d) Illustrated Parts List (IPL)

D. Page block (PAGEBLOCK) assignment

(f) Description and Operation

(g) Testing and Fault Isolation

(h) Schematic and Wiring Diagrams

This page block gives step-by-step assembly instructions in a logical sequence.

(n) Fits and Clearances

(o) Special Tools, Fixtures, Equipment and Consumables

(p) Illustrated Parts List

(q) Special Procedures

(u) Storage (including Transportation)

This page block contains requirements related to preparationfor transportation, special

(v) Rework (Service Bulletin Accomplishment Procedures)

A. Preliminary pages at the beginning of the CMM

(a) Title Page (TP)

(b) Transmittal Sheet (TS)

(c) Record of Revisions (ROR)

(d) Record of Temporary Revisions (RTR)

(e) List of Service Bulletins (LSB)

(f) List of Effective Pages (LEP) (printed CMMs only)

(g) Table of Contents (TOC)

(h) List of Illustrations (LI)

A list all illustrations contained in the manual.

B. Introduction (INTRO) structure

The introduction is broken down into Tasks. The Tasks are:

(b) General Arrangement