@airbus: Component Maintenance Manual With Illustrated Part List

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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

WITH
ILLUSTRATED PART LIST
SPRING ROD
PN : D2727000800200
D2727000800400
Issue: Feb 01/87 27-21-49 Rev: Oct 01/22

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HIGHLIGHTS
Revision No. 15 - Oct 01/22
LOCATIONS CHG DESCRIPTIONS OF CHANGE

CODE
REPAIR
R WARNING CAUTION ADDED/REVISED/
TASK 27-21-49-300-801-A01 DELETED
R SUBTASK REVISED
Subtask 27-21-49-320-001-A01 WARNING CAUTION ADDED/REVISED/
DELETED
HIGHLIGHTS
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LIST OF EFFECTIVE CONTENT
Revision No. 15 - Oct 01/22
CONTENT CHG LAST REVISION

CODE DATE
INTRODUCTION
Nov 01/08
TASK 27-21-49-871-801-A01
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

Nov 01/08
TASK 27-21-49-870-802-A01
Nov 01/08
TASK 27-21-49-870-803-A01
Nov 01/08
FIGURE 27-21-49-991-001-A01
Nov 01/08
TASK 27-21-49-870-804-A01
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

Oct 01/19
TASK 27-21-49-700-801-A01
Sep 01/14
Subtask 27-21-49-750-001-A01
Nov 01/08
FIGURE 27-21-49-991-002-A01
Oct 01/19
TASK 27-21-49-810-801-A01
Oct 01/19
Subtask 27-21-49-810-001-A01
DISASSEMBLY
Oct 01/19
TASK 27-21-49-000-801-A01
Oct 01/19
Subtask 27-21-49-040-001-A01
CLEANING
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CODE DATE
Oct 01/19
TASK 27-21-49-100-801-A01
Oct 01/19
Subtask 27-21-49-160-001-A01
Oct 01/19
TASK 27-21-49-100-802-A01
Oct 01/19
Subtask 27-21-49-160-002-A01
INSPECTION/CHECK
Nov 01/08
TASK 27-21-49-200-801-A01
Nov 01/08
Subtask 27-21-49-210-001-A01
Nov 01/08
Subtask 27-21-49-210-002-A01
Nov 01/08
Subtask 27-21-49-210-003-A01
Nov 01/08
Subtask 27-21-49-210-004-A01
Nov 01/08
Subtask 27-21-49-210-005-A01
Nov 01/08
Subtask 27-21-49-210-006-A01
Nov 01/08
Subtask 27-21-49-210-007-A01
Oct 01/19
TASK 27-21-49-200-802-A01
Oct 01/19
Subtask 27-21-49-210-008-A01
Oct 01/19
Subtask 27-21-49-210-009-A01
REPAIR
R Oct 01/22
TASK 27-21-49-300-801-A01
L.E.C.
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CODE DATE
R Oct 01/22
Subtask 27-21-49-320-001-A01
Oct 01/19
Subtask 27-21-49-320-002-A01
Jul 01/17
TASK 27-21-49-300-802-A01
Jul 01/17
Subtask 27-21-49-380-001-A01
Jul 01/17
Subtask 27-21-49-380-002-A01
Jul 01/17
Subtask 27-21-49-380-003-A01
Jul 01/17
Subtask 27-21-49-350-001-A01
Jul 01/17
Subtask 27-21-49-350-001-B01
ASSEMBLY
Oct 01/19
TASK 27-21-49-400-801-A01
Oct 01/19
Subtask 27-21-49-440-001-A01
FITS AND CLEARANCES

Oct 01/19
TASK 27-21-49-820-805-A01
Nov 01/08
FIGURE 27-21-49-991-003-A01
STORAGE INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION

Oct 01/20
TASK 27-21-49-500-801-A01
Oct 01/20
Subtask 27-21-49-550-005-A01
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

IPL Introduction
Jul 01/11
TASK 27-21-49-872-801-A01
L.E.C.
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CODE DATE
Jul 01/10
VENDOR LIST
Figure 01
Nov 01/08
FIGURE 27-21-49-991-801-001
Nov 01/08
Parts List
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
27-21-49-871-801-A01 Introduction

27-21-49-870-802-A01 General
27-21-49-870-803-A01 Description
27-21-49-870-804-A01 Operation

27-21-49-700-801-A01 Test of the Break-Out Load
27-21-49-810-801-A01 Fault Isolation of the Spring Rod
DISASSEMBLY
27-21-49-000-801-A01 Disassembly of the Spring Rod
CLEANING
27-21-49-100-801-A01 Cleaning of the Painted Component Parts
27-21-49-100-802-A01 Cleaning of the Component Parts which are not Painted
INSPECTION/CHECK
27-21-49-200-801-A01 Check of the Component Parts
27-21-49-200-802-A01 Check of the Springs
REPAIR
27-21-49-300-801-A01 Reworking or Machining
27-21-49-300-802-A01 Repair of the Protective Treatment
ASSEMBLY
27-21-49-400-801-A01 Assembly of the Spring Rod
FITS AND CLEARANCES

27-21-49-820-805-A01 Fits and Clearances

27-21-49-500-801-A01 Component Storage

27-21-49-872-801-A01 Introduction Illustrated Parts List (IPL)
VENDOR LIST
DETAILED PARTS LIST
T.O.C.
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LIST OF SERVICE BULLETINS
SB No. REV MOD No. INCORP. DATE TITLE

No.
27-1007 - May 01/89 INSTALL NEW SPRING ROD
- IMPROVEMENT OF SPRING
RETAINERS.
SBL
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INTRODUCTION
**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400
TASK 27-21-49-871-801-A01
Introduction
1. General
A. This manual is written to the iSpec 2200. The international SI units of measurement are
used in this manual, with imperial units shown in parentheses.
B. The manual contains data about maintenance on the component in a workshop. It does not
contain data about maintenance on the component when it is installed in the aircraft.
C. Only approved persons with the necessary skills are permitted to do the maintenance
procedures in this manual.
D. Maintenance Task Oriented Support System (MTOSS) task and subtask identification is
used in this manual. The maintenance tasks and other data have special MTOSS numbers
for Electronic Data Processing (EDP). The user of the manual can ignore the MTOSS
numbers.
E. This manual contains:

- Technical data for the component
- Maintenance and repair procedures about the component
- An Illustrated Parts List (IPL) with data for the component parts. Parts are identified in
all sections of the manual by the IPL-Figure and item number.
F. We verified the DISASSEMBLY, TESTING and ASSEMBLY procedures by actual

performance.
2. How to use the Manual
A. Make sure that the manual contains the information applicable to your component.
B. If you need to identify a part or find a part number, use the search function.
C. You must use the instructions in this manual for all the component maintenance. Read all
the applicable WARNINGS and CAUTIONS before you do the work on the component.
INTRO
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3. List of Abbreviations
ACM Abbreviated Component Maintenance Manual
AEB Airline Engineering Bulletin
ATA Air Transport Association
ATLAS Abbreviated Test Language for All Systems
CMM Component Maintenance Manual
FIN Functional Item Number
IPC Illustrated Parts Catalog
IPL Illustrated Parts List
ID Inside Diameter
MFG Manufacturing
MFR Manufacturer
MOD Modification
OD Outside Diameter
PARA Paragraph
PMS Process Material Specification
PN Part Number
SB Service Bulletin
SERNO Serial Number
TBD To Be Determined
List of Abbreviations
INTRO
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**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400
TASK 27-21-49-870-802-A01
General
1. This section tells you what the component is and what it does.
2. The spring rod is a fail-safe part of the rudder control system.
3. Technical Data:
Length: 250 mm (9.8 in.)
Weight: 0.4 kg (0.9 lb.)
Diameter: 46 mm (1.8 in.)
Technical Data
TABLE 1
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TASK 27-21-49-870-803-A01
Description
1. The component has:
NOTE : Refer to FIGURE 27-21-49-991-001-A.

- a housing with a cap nut,
- a rod with a spring and two spring retainers,
- two rod ends.
A. The housing and the cap nut are made of aluminum alloy. The housing has eight
drainholes. The cap nut has four drainholes.
B. The rod is made of aluminum alloy. The spring is on the rod between the spring retainers.
The spring retainers are made of a composition of PTFE (POLYTETRAFLUORETHYLENE)
and bronze. The spring retainers are reinforced with a bonded-in stainless steel washer.
C. The housing and its rod end has a right-hand thread. The cap nut and its rod end has a left-
hand thread. The rod ends contain a sealed ball bearing and are made of stainless steel.
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**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400
F_CM_272149_1_0010101_01_00
Spring Rod
FIGURE-27-21-49-991-001-A01
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TASK 27-21-49-870-804-A01
Operation
1. You can extend and compress the component in its limits against the internal spring.
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**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400
TASK 27-21-49-700-801-A01
Test of the Break-Out Load
1. General
A. This section tells you how to test and how to isolate a fault. The tests are necessary to
make sure that the component is serviceable.
B. Send the component to the manufacturer in case of a missing test fixture.
2. Job Set-up Information
A. Fixtures, Tools, Test and Support Equipment

REFERENCE DESIGNATION
pointer
Fixtures, Tools, Test and Support Equipment
TABLE 1
B. Referenced Information
TASK 27-21-49-810-801-A01 Fault Isolation of the Spring Rod
FIGURE 27-21-49-991-002-A FIGURE 27-21-49-991-002-A-Break-Out Load Test
Referenced Information
TABLE 2
3. Procedure
Subtask:27-21-49-750-001-A01
A. Test of the Break-Out Load
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(1) Install the component in the test fixture.
(a) Attach an applicable load gage and an applicable adapter.
(b) Attach an applicable pointer and set the pointer to zero on the scale.
(2) Turn the handle until the pointer starts to move to the compressed direction to show
the break-out load.
(3) The break-out load must be between 13 and 17 daN (29.22 and 38.22 Ibf.).
(4) Release the load from the component.
(5) Do thru again in the extended direction.
WARNING : RELEASE THE LOAD BEFORE YOU REMOVE THE COMPONENT.
(6) Release the load and remove the component, the adapter and the load gage from the
test fixture.
(7) Remove the pointer from the component.
(8) Refer to TASK 27-21-49-810-801-A01 if the break-out load is not in the limit.
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EXTENDED COMPRESSED
232.0mm
(9.1388 in.)
LOAD GAGE
ADAPTER
HANDLE A TEST FIXTURE
POINTER
SCALE
F_CM_272149_1_0020101_01_00
Break-Out Load Test

FIGURE-27-21-49-991-002-A01
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**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400
TASK 27-21-49-810-801-A01
Fault Isolation of the Spring Rod
1. General
This section is about the tests and how to isolate a fault. The tests are necessary to make sure
that the component is serviceable.
A. Referenced Information
TASK 27-21-49-000-801-A01 Disassembly of the Spring Rod
TASK 27-21-49-400-801-A01 Assembly of the Spring Rod
TABLE 1
3. Procedure
Subtask:27-21-49-810-001-A01
A. Fault Isolation of the Spring Rod
NOTE : Refer to IPL_FIGURE_01.
NOTE : Refer to DISASSEMBLY TASK 27-21-49-000-801-A01 and ASSEMBLY TASK

27-21-49-400-801-A01 for the replacement of the component parts. Refer to
ASSEMBLY TASK 27-21-49-400-801-A01 for the adjustment of the spring rod.
(1) Fault isolation table:

FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION
(1) Break-out load is too low. (a) The compression spring 01- Replace the compression
140 is too weak. spring 01-140.
(2) Break-out load is too high. (a) The housing 01-010 is Replace the housing 01-010.
damaged.
(b) The rod 01-090 is damaged. Replace the rod 01-090.
(c) The cap nut 01-070 is Replace the cap nut 01-070.
damaged.
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FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION

(d) The spring retainers 01-130 Replace the spring retainers
are damaged. 01-130.
(e) There is internal corrosion. Remove corrosion or replace
the corroded parts.
Clean the drain holes.
Fault Isolation of the Spring Rod
TABLE 2
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DISASSEMBLY
**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400
TASK 27-21-49-000-801-A01
Disassembly of the Spring Rod
1. General
This section is about the disassembly of the spring rod. It tells you how to remove the parts of
the spring rod which are not permanently attached.
Refer to TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION TASK 27-21-49-810-801-A01, INSPECTION/
CHECK TASK 27-21-49-200-801-A01 and TASK 27-21-49-200-802-A01 for the necessary level
of the disassembly.
TASK 27-21-49-810-801-A01 Fault Isolation of the Spring Rod
TASK 27-21-49-200-801-A01 Check of the Component Parts
TASK 27-21-49-200-802-A01 Check of the Springs
TABLE 1
3. Procedure
Subtask:27-21-49-040-001-A01
A. Disassembly of the Spring Rod
WARNING : USE GOGGLES WHEN YOU REMOVE OR INSTALL LOCKWIRE. EACH

TIME YOU CUT LOCKWIRE DURING THE TASK, REMOVE AND DISCARD
IT (THE UNWANTED LOCKWIRE) IMMEDIATELY. LOOSE LOCKWIRE CAN
CUT YOU OR MAKE YOU BLIND.
(1) Cut and remove the lockwires.
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(2) Loosen the nuts 01-030, 01-060.
(3) Release the locking devices 01-040.
(4) Remove the rod ends 01-020, 01-050.
(5) Remove the locking devices 01-040 and the nuts 01-030, 01-060 from the rod ends
01-020, 01-050.
(6) Remove the cap nut 01-070 and the laminated washers 01-080.
(7) Remove the assembled rod from the housing 01-010.
WARNING : USE PROTECTIVE GOGGLES WHEN YOU REMOVE OR INSTALL A

COTTER PIN. EACH TIME YOU REMOVE A COTTER PIN DURING THE
TASK, DISCARD IT IMMEDIATELY. A LOOSE COTTER PIN CAN CUT YOU
OR MAKE YOU BLIND.
(8) Remove and discard the cotter pin 01-100.
WARNING : YOU RELEASE THE SPRING WHEN YOU LOOSEN THE NUT.
(9) Carefully remove the nut 01-110 and the washer 01-120.
WARNING : BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN YOU REMOVE OR INSTALL THE SPRING.

BECAUSE THERE IS REMAINING TENSION IN THE SPRING, IT CAN
CAUSE YOU INJURY.
(10) Remove the compression spring 01-140 with the spring retainers 01-130 from the rod
01-090.
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CLEANING
**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400
TASK 27-21-49-100-801-A01
Cleaning of the Painted Component Parts
1. General
This section tells you how to clean the component parts.
A. Consumable Materials
08ABC1 Aqueous Cleaner-Aircraft Exterior Pressure Spraying -
14SBA1 Textile-Lint free Cotton -
Consumable Materials
TABLE 1
B. Fixtures, Tools, Test and Support Equipment

vacuum cleaner
TABLE 2
3. Procedure
WARNING : BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU USE CONSUMABLE MATERIALS. OBEY THE

MATERIAL MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS AND YOUR LOCAL
REGULATIONS.
CAUTION : USE ONLY THE SPECIFIED CLEANING AGENTS. CLEANING AGENTS WHICH
ARE NOT SPECIFIED CAN CAUSE DAMAGE.
Subtask:27-21-49-160-001-A01
A. Cleaning of the Painted Component Parts
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(1) Remove all loose dirt with a vacuum cleaner or a soft brush.
(2) Clean the painted component parts with Material No. 08ABC1 Aqueous Cleaner-
Aircraft Exterior Pressure Spraying - and a soft brush or a clean Material No. 14SBA1
Textile-Lint free Cotton -.
(3) Remove Material No. 08ABC1 Aqueous Cleaner-Aircraft Exterior Pressure Spraying
- with clean water. Make the component parts dry with a clean and dry Material No.
14SBA1 Textile-Lint free Cotton - or a hot-air blower.
(4) Remove all old sealant and remaining dirt with a non-metallic scraper.
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TASK 27-21-49-100-802-A01
Cleaning of the Component Parts which are not Painted
1. General
This section tells you how to clean the component parts.
08BBF1 Non Aqueous Cleaner-- Methyl-Ethyl-Ketone -
TABLE 1

vacuum cleaner
TABLE 2
3. Procedure

REGULATIONS.
Subtask:27-21-49-160-002-A01
A. Cleaning of the Component Parts which are not Painted
(1) Remove all loose dirt with a vacuum cleaner or a soft brush.
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(2) Clean the component parts which are not painted with Material No. 08BBF1 Non
Aqueous Cleaner-- Methyl-Ethyl-Ketone - and a soft brush.
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INSPECTION/CHECK
**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400
TASK 27-21-49-200-801-A01
Check of the Component Parts
1. General
A. This section tells you how to examine the component parts.
B. Do a nondestructive test if you think there is a crack.
C. No damage is permitted on mating surfaces.
TASK 27-21-49-300-801-A01 Reworking or Machining
TASK 27-21-49-300-802-A01 Repair of the Protective Treatment
TASK 27-21-49-820-805-A01 Fits and Clearances
TABLE 1
3. Procedure
Subtask:27-21-49-210-001-A01
A. Check of the Component Parts for Cracks
(1) No cracks are permitted.
(2) Replace the component parts which have cracks.
Subtask:27-21-49-210-002-A01
B. Check of the Component Parts for Scratches
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(1) Remove scratches up to:

- a depth of 0.2 mm (0.008 in.),
- a length of 50 mm (1.97 in.) in an axial direction,
- a length of 10 mm (0.39 in.) in a radial direction.
(2) Refer to TASK 27-21-49-300-801-A01 for the removal of the scratches, which are in
the limits.
(3) Replace the component parts which are not in the limits .
Subtask:27-21-49-210-003-A01
C. Check of the Component Parts for Marks and Corrosion
(1) Remove marks or corrosion up to:
(a) 5 % of the material thickness,
(b) 10 % of the surface of the component part.
(2) Refer to TASK 27-21-49-300-801-A01 for the removal of marks and corrosion which
are in the limits.
(3) Replace the component parts which are not in the limits .
Subtask:27-21-49-210-004-A01
D. Check of the Component Parts for Dents
(1) Dents up to a depth of 0.2 mm (0.008 in.) are permitted.
(2) Replace the component parts which are not in the limits
Subtask:27-21-49-210-005-A01
E. Check of the Component Parts for Wear
(1) Refer to TASK 27-21-49-820-805-A01 for the wear limits.
(2) Replace the component parts which are not in the limits.
Subtask:27-21-49-210-006-A01
F. Check of the Component Parts for Damaged Protective Treatment
(1) Refer to TASK 27-21-49-300-802-A01 for the repair of the protective treatment.
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Subtask:27-21-49-210-007-A01
G. Check of the Component Parts for Other Damage
(1) No other damage is permitted.
(2) Replace the component parts which have other damage.
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TASK 27-21-49-200-802-A01
Check of the Springs
1. General
This section tells you how to examine the component parts.
2. Procedure
CAUTION : MAKE SURE THAT YOU ALWAYS USE THE NOMINAL MATERIAL THICKNESS
OF THE COMPONENT PARTS WHEN YOU CALCULATE THE LIMITS OF THE
ALLOWABLE DAMAGE.
Subtask:27-21-49-210-008-A01
A. Check of the Spring Free Length
NOTE : Refer to TABLE .
(1) The free length of the spring must be in the limits.
(2) Replace the spring if the free length is not in the limits.
IPL FIG.-ITEM FREE LENGTH
mm inch
01-140 74.5 - 75.5 2.93 - 2.97
Free Length of the Spring
TABLE 1
Subtask:27-21-49-210-009-A01
B. Check of the Spring Load
NOTE : Refer to TABLE .
(1) Compress the spring to the test length.
(2) The load of the spring must be in the limits.
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(3) Replace the spring if the load is not in the limits.

IPL FIG.-ITEM TEST LENGTH LOAD
mm inch daN lbf
01-140 60.0 2.36 13.72 - 15.82 30.84 - 35.56
45.0 1.77 27.44 - 31.64 61.69 - 71.13
Spring Limits
TABLE 2
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REPAIR
**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400
TASK 27-21-49-300-801-A01
Reworking or Machining
1. General
This section tells you how to repair the component parts.
Refer to INSPECTION/CHECK TASK 27-21-49-200-801-A01 and TASK 27-21-49-200-802-A01
for the limits.
Refer to FITS AND CLEARANCES TASK 27-21-49-820-805-A01 for the manufacturing or wear
limits.
Put a protective cover on the area adjacent to the repair and remove it after the repair.
TABLE 1
B. Referenced Information
TASK 27-21-49-300-802-A01 Repair of the Protective Treatment
TABLE 2
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3. Procedure

REGULATIONS.
Subtask:27-21-49-320-001-A01
A. Removal of the Scratches
(1) Remove the protective treatment from the damaged area.
CAUTION : DO NOT REMOVE MORE MATERIAL THAN IS NECESSARY, THE

MAXIMUM WIDTH IS 6 MM (0.23 IN).
(2) Remove the scratch and make a shallow groove to prevent stress concentration.
(3) Polish the reworked area.
(4) Clean the reworked area with Material No. 08BBF1 Non Aqueous Cleaner-- Methyl-
Ethyl-Ketone -.
(5) Refer to REPAIR TASK 27-21-49-300-802-A01 for the repair of the protective
treatment.
Subtask:27-21-49-320-002-A01
B. Removal of the Marks and the Corrosion
(1) Remove the protective treatment from the damaged area.
CAUTION : MAKE SURE THAT YOU REMOVE ALL MARKS AND CORROSION.
REMAINING DAMAGE CAN CAUSE NEW CORROSION.
(2) Remove the marks and the corrosion. Make a shallow groove to prevent stress
concentration.
(3) Polish the reworked area.
(4) Clean the reworked area with Material No. 08BBF1 Non Aqueous Cleaner-- Methyl-
Ethyl-Ketone -.
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(5) Refer to REPAIR TASK 27-21-49-300-802-A01 for the repair of the protective
treatment.
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TASK 27-21-49-300-802-A01
Repair of the Protective Treatment
1. General
This section tells you how to repair the component parts.
See INSPECTION/CHECK TASK 27-21-49-200-801-A01 and TASK 27-21-49-200-802-A01 for
the limits.
See FITS AND CLEARANCES Task TASK 27-21-49-820-805-A01 for the manufacturing or wear
limits.
Put a protective cover on the area adjacent to the repair and remove it after the repair.
10ABC1 Surface Pretreatment-Light Alloys Chemical Conversion Yellow -
04CMA2 Wash Primer-- - Structure
04EAC2 Primer Polyurethane Paint-- Corrosion Inhibiting Structure
04JME4 Top Coat Polyurethane-- Grey Internal Structure
12ABC1 Corrosion Preventive Compound-Water Displacing Soft Film -
08ABC1 Aqueous Cleaner-Aircraft Exterior Pressure Spraying -
04QAB2 Coating-- Flexible Structure
identification tape ABS0653-04
identification tape ABS0653-04
TABLE 1

non-metallic scraper
TABLE 2
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C. Referenced Information
PMS 01-01-16
PMS 01-02-108
PMS 01-02-27
PMS 01-02-60
PMS 01-06-11
TABLE 3
3. Procedure

REGULATIONS.
CAUTION : USE ONLY THE SPECIFIED MATERIALS. MATERIALS WHICH ARE NOT
SPECIFIED, CAN CAUSE DAMAGE.
CAUTION : DO ALL THE WORK ON A CLEAN, SOFT SURFACE TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO

THE COMPONENTS.
Subtask:27-21-49-380-001-A01
A. Repair of Anodized Surfaces
(1) Clean the area with Material No. 08BBF1 Non Aqueous Cleaner-- Methyl-Ethyl-Ketone
-, see PMS 01-01-16.
(2) Apply Material No. 10ABC1 Surface Pretreatment-Light Alloys Chemical Conversion
Yellow - to the prepared area and let it work for 3 minutes.
(3) Make the area neutral with clean water.
(4) Dry the repaired area with hot air up to a maximum temperature of 60 degrees C (140
degrees F).
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Subtask:27-21-49-380-002-A01
B. Repair of Paint Layers
(1) Remove the damaged paint layers, see PMS 01-02-108.
(2) Clean the area with Material No. 08BBF1 Non Aqueous Cleaner-- Methyl-Ethyl-Ketone
-, see PMS 01-01-16.
(3) Apply Material No. 04CMA2 Wash Primer-- - Structure to the cleaned area and let it
dry.
(4) Apply Material No. 04EAC2 Primer Polyurethane Paint-- Corrosion Inhibiting Structure,
see PMS 01-02-27.
(5) Apply Material No. 04JME4 Top Coat Polyurethane-- Grey Internal Structure.
Subtask:27-21-49-380-003-A01
C. Repair of Corrosion Preventative
(1) Apply Material No. 12ABC1 Corrosion Preventive Compound-Water Displacing Soft
Film - on the component parts, see PMS 01-02-60.
**For PN's D2727000800400
Subtask:27-21-49-350-001-A01
D. Protection of the Ink Marking with Adhesive Tape
(1) Remove the damaged adhesive tape with a non-metallic scraper.
(2) Clean the bonding area of the housing with Material No. 08ABC1 Aqueous Cleaner-
Aircraft Exterior Pressure Spraying - and let the surface dry.
CAUTION : DO NOT TOUCH THE BONDING SURFACES. CONTAMINATION CAN

CAUSE AN UNSATISFACTORY BOND.
(3) Remove the protection foil from the identification tape ABS0653-04.
(4) Align and attach the identification tape ABS0653-04 without dents and/or folds
smoothly to the ink marking of the housing, see PMS 01-06-11.
(5) Apply Material No. 04QAB2 Coating-- Flexible Structure with a small paint brush to the
edges of the identification tape ABS0653-04.
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**For PN's D2727000800200
Subtask:27-21-49-350-001-B01
E. Protection of the Ink Marking with Adhesive Tape
(1) Not applicable.
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ASSEMBLY
**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400
TASK 27-21-49-400-801-A01
Assembly of the Spring Rod
1. General
This section is about the assembly of the spring rod. It tells you how to install the parts of the
spring rod.
Apply Material No. 03HBD9 Synthetic Ester base Grease-General Purpose Low Temp - to the
surface of all parts.
When there is no torque value specified, use a standard torque value. Refer to PMS 01-05-08.
06LCG9 Non Hardening Jointing Putty-Medium Temp. Area - -
14QFB1 Wire-Locking Dia: 0.8 mm CRES Nickel Alloy -
06AAA1 Polysulfide Sealant-General Purpose Brushable -
04TMM9 Varnish-- - Structure Legacy
12ABC1 Corrosion Preventive Compound-Water Displacing Soft Film -
TABLE 1

tool
TABLE 2
C. Referenced Information
TASK 27-21-49-700-801-A01 Test of the Break-Out Load
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PMS 01-05-08
TABLE 3
3. Procedure

REGULATIONS.
Subtask:27-21-49-440-001-A01
A. Assembly of the Spring Rod
(1) Apply Material No. 06LCG9 Non Hardening Jointing Putty-Medium Temp. Area - - to
the thread on the rod 01-090.
WARNING : BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN YOU REMOVE OR INSTALL THE SPRING.

BECAUSE THERE IS REMAINING TENSION IN THE SPRING, IT CAN
CAUSE YOU INJURY.
(2) Put the compression spring 01-140 with the spring retainers 01-130 on the rod 01-090.
WARNING : COMPRESS THE SPRING CAREFULLY DURING THE INSTALLATION.
(3) Carefully compress the compression spring 01-140 with an applicable tool and install
the washer 01-120 and the nut 01-110 against the stop.
(4) Drill a hole for the cotter pin 01-100 with a 1.98 mm (0.078 in) diameter drill, if the new
rod 01-090 is installed.
(5) Safety the nut 01-110 with the new cotter pin 01-100.
(6) Put the assembled rod into the housing 01-010 and loosely attach the cap nut 01-070.
(7) Adjust the cap nut 01-070 so that the assembled rod has no axial clearance.
(8) Measure the clearance between the housing 01-010 and the cap nut 01-070 and write
down the measured data.
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(9) Prepare the laminated washer 01-080 with a number of layers to get the same
thickness as the measured gap in .
NOTE : If necessary, use the second laminated washer 01-080.
(10) Remove the cap nut 01-070.
(11) Put the prepared laminated washers 01-080 on the housing 01-010 and attach the cap
nut 01-070.
(12) Attach the nut 01-030 and the locking device 01-040 to the rod end 01-020.
(13) Install the assembled rod end in the housing 01-010.
(14) Attach the nut 01-060 and the locking device 01-040 to the rod end 01-050.
(15) Install the assembled rod end in the rod 01-090.
(16) Set the length of the spring rod as follows:
(a) Set the length between the end of the rod 01-090 and the pivot point of the rod
end 01-050 to between 29.5 and 30.5 mm (1.161 and 1.200 in).
(b) Engage the locking device 01-040 and tighten the nut 01-060.
(c) Set the length between the end of the housing 01-010 and the pivot point of the
rod end 01-020 to between 37.5 and 38.5 mm (1.476 and 1.516 in).
(d) Engage the locking device 01-040 and tighten the nut 01-030.
(17) Make sure that the spring rod is set to the length of 232 mm (9.134 in) measured
between the pivot points of the rod ends 01-020, 01-050.
(18) Install the spring rod in the test fixture and do the break-out load test. Refer to
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION TASK 27-21-49-700-801-A01.

(19) Safety the nut 01-030 and the locking device 01-040 with Material No. 14QFB1 Wire-
Locking Dia: 0.8 mm CRES Nickel Alloy -.
(20) Clean the area around the laminated washers 01-080 with Material No. 08BBF1 Non
Aqueous Cleaner-- Methyl-Ethyl-Ketone -.
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(21) Apply Material No. 06AAA1 Polysulfide Sealant-General Purpose Brushable - to the
cleaned area around the laminated washers 01-080.
(22) Apply Material No. 04TMM9 Varnish-- - Structure Legacy to the dried sealant.

(23) Safety the cap nut 01-070 and the housing 01-010 with Material No. 14QFB1 Wire-
Locking Dia: 0.8 mm CRES Nickel Alloy -.
(24) Clean the housing 01-010 in the area around the identification mark with Material
No. 08BBF1 Non Aqueous Cleaner-- Methyl-Ethyl-Ketone -. Do not remove the
identification mark.
(25) Remove the protection foil from the foil 01-150.
(26) Attach the foil 01-150 around the housing 01-010 to give protection to the identification
mark.
(27) Apply a layer of Material No. 12ABC1 Corrosion Preventive Compound-Water

Displacing Soft Film - to the spring rod.
(28) Make sure that all the drain holes in the housing 01-010 and the cap nut 01-070 are
free and clean.
(29) Put a tag on the spring rod, which tells that you must safety the nut 01-060 and the
locking device 01-040 after the installation in the aircraft.
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FITS AND CLEARANCES
**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400
TASK 27-21-49-820-805-A01
Fits and Clearances
1. General
A. How to use the Fits and Clearances Table (See TABLE )
(1) A NOTE above the table gives the reference to the related CMM figure.
(2) Column 1 gives the location number (LOC NO.) of the part.
(3) Column 2 gives links to the IPL figure item numbers of the mating parts.
(4) Column 3 gives the dimensions and the assembly clearances of the original
manufacturer (MFR) limits.
(5) Column 4 gives the dimension limits and the maximum allowable clearance of the in-
service wear limits.
NOTE : It is necessary to replace the parts which are not in the limits (Refer to
DISASSEMBLY, REPAIR and ASSEMBLY).
B. Sample of Fits and Clearances
NOTE : See FIGURE XXX

1 2 3 4
MFR LIMITS IN-SERVICE WEAR LIMITS
MATING MAX
IPL ASSEMBLY DIMENSION ALLOWABLE
LOC FIGURE DIMENSION CLEARANCE LIMITS CLEARANCES
NO. AND millimeters millimeters millimeters millimeters
ITEM NO. (inches) (inches) (inches) (inches)
MIN MAX MIN MAX MIN MAX
Sample
TABLE 1
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2. Fits and Clearances Table

MFR LIMITS IN-SERVICE WEAR LIMITS
MATING MAX
IPL ASSEMBLY DIMENSION ALLOWABLE
CLEAR
LOC FIGURE DIMENSION CLEARANCE LIMITS
ANCES
NO. AND millimeters millimeters millimeters millimeters
ITEM NO. (inches) (inches) (inches) (inches)
MIN MAX MIN MAX MIN MAX
A1 OD 01-090 9.972 9.987 9.972
(0.3926) (0.3932) (0.3926)
0.013 0.050 0.080
(0.0005) (0.0019) (0.0031)
A2 ID 01-130 10.000 10.022 10.052
(0.3937) (0.3945) (0.3957)
Fits and Clearances
TABLE 2
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**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400
F_CM_272149_1_0030101_01_00
Fits and Clearances of the Spring Rod

FIGURE-27-21-49-991-003-A01
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**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400
TASK 27-21-49-500-801-A01
Component Storage
1. Reason for the Job

- Not applicable
2. Procedure
Subtask:27-21-49-550-005-A01
A. Component Storage
(1) Storage Conditions

For components where a return to service is possible, you must obey the storage
instructions that follow:
Before storage, make a record of all applicable maintenance information. Use this to
help you do future maintenance procedures.
For example:
- Component part number
- Serial number
- Inspection
- Repair type
- Storage date and location
- Aircraft flight cycles and flight hours
- Other aircraft on which this component was installed.
Before you move the component, examine the size and weight to make sure it is
applicable for lifting and storage.
Put applicable blanking caps on open ends.
Use packing foam to give protection to moving parts or fragile component parts.
Use applicable film to give protection to the component from environmental
deterioration.
Clearly identify loose parts, put them in a sealed bag, attached to the component.
Storage conditions must be safe, dry and prevent damage and deterioration to the
component.
Stow the component, in a controlled temperature, in a safe area, away from humidity
and sunlight.
Do not get liquid, vapor, gas, or dust on the component.
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(2) Return to Service

Do a visual inspection of the component to look for damage, make sure that the seals
and other parts are in good condition.
This visual inspection does not replace scheduled inspections.
Do an operational check of moving parts to make sure that the component is
serviceable.
Record the component history, to use with the new aircraft.
For example:
- Aircraft flight cycles and flight hours
- Repair type
- Inspection intervals.
Scheduled maintenance tasks must be synchronized with the schedule of the new
aircraft.
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INTRODUCTION
**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400
TASK 27-21-49-872-801-A01
Introduction Illustrated Parts List (IPL)
1. General
A. The procedure recommended for finding a part number, or details of a part are in
paragraph 2 of this introduction.
B. The IPL contains:

- illustrations that show an exploded view of the parts,
- the related detailed Parts Lists.
C. The IPL is used to identify, to get, keep and issue replacement aircraft parts and units.
D. AIRBUS S.A.S. has no responsibility for parts and/or units deleted or revised as a result if
airline initiated modifications are included.
E. Part numbers shown in this document are written to Air Transport Association of America
(ATA) Specification ISPEC 2200.
F. Illustrations are applicable to more than one customer.
G. In the Detailed Parts List, each figure has its own page numbering system that starts at
zero.
2. How to use the IPL
A. To find a Part Number (P/N) in a Figure or Illustration you can either:

- Enter the PN in the SEARCH tool within the AirN@v / Workshop. This will show you the
Figure or Figures where this appears. Click on your chosen Fig/Item number to go open
the Figure.
- Or refer to the Alph/Numeric Parts List and find the PN. In the Fig/Item column it will
show you all the figures where this PN exists, and the Item number. Click one of these
to open the Figure.
3. Plan of the IPL
A. Indenture System of the Detailed Parts List
IPL INTRO
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(1) The indenture system shows how parts and assemblies relate to their next higher
assemblies (NHA) as follows:
1234567
Assembly
Attaching parts for assembly
.Detail parts for assembly
.Sub-assembly
..Detailed parts for sub-assembly
..Sub-sub-assembly
...Detailed parts for sub-sub-assembly.
B. AIRBUS Part – Numbering System
(1) The example that follows shows the identification of a part/assembly:

Basic Part Number L 57 4 6 0200 000 00
DRAWING NUMBER PARTS LIST DATA
AIRBUS Part – Numbering System
TABLE 1
(1) L Aircraft A = AIRBUS A310/A300/A300-600 Aircraft

D = AIRBUS A320 Aircraft
F = AIRBUS A340 Aircraft
L = AIRBUS A380 Aircraft
NOTE: Initial aircraft type the part assembly was first
used on.
(2) 57 ATA Chapter Design and Manufacturing requirements of the above
breakdown will not always be the same as those in the
ATA Specification and the IPL.
(3) 4 ATA Section Changes with the ATA Chapter.
(4) 6 Drawing Responsibility The Engineering Department that is responsible for the
Design.
(5) 0200 Drawing Number The Drawing number.
(6) 000 Part or Assembly Part/assembly number.
(7) 00 Technical Specification Manufacturing or spares requirements suffix.
AIRBUS Part – Numbering System
TABLE 2
IPL INTRO
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C. Suffixes
SUFFIXES DEFINITION REMARKS
00 and 40 to 49 Production Part to drawing
The same as the Production Part.
01 to 39 Production Part not to drawing
50 Spare Part to drawing Spare part is not the same as the
51 to 59 Spare Part not to drawing Production Part
60 to 89 Spare Part not to drawing and not Number for Product Support
storable Breakout, but not for Production
99 Spare Part to drawing and not
storable
90 to 94 Specific Part for Repair Kits
95 to 98 Specific Part for Service Bulletin Kits
Suffixes
TABLE 3
D. D. Detailed composition for an IPL

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5
FIG-ITEM PART NUMBER 1234567 NOMENTLATURE USAGE UNIT PER
FROM TO ASSY
1 – 1A L5217605100000 ARM ASSY-SUPPORT EFF//NHA RF
1 – 2A L5217605100100 ARM ASSY-SUPPORT EFF//NHA RF
10A L5217605100100 .SUPPORT ASSY (LH) ) (V2D671) 1
SEE 52-10-50-02 FOR DET
20A L5217605500300 .SUPPORT ASSY (RH) (V2D671) 1
SEE 52-10-50-02 FOR DET
*** L5217605501100 .SUPPORT ASSY (V2D671) SPARE
30A L5217609020000 .SHEET-BONDING (V2D671) 2
40A ABS0114T3-1 .BOLT V2D671) 18
50A NAS1149C0363R .WASHER (V80205) 21
60A L9247100502400 .STRAP-BONDING (V2D671) 3
90A L5217608620000 .BRACKET-DOOR (V2D671) 1
100A ABS0114T5-25 .BOLT (V2D671) 1
110A L5217608720000 .WASHER-TOOTHED (V2D671) 2
120A NAS1149C0532R .WASHER (V80205) 1
130A NAS1291C5M .NUT (V80205) 1
OPT TO H42-5 (V15653)
OPT TO PLH55M (VF0224)
IPL INTRO
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Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5

OPT TO VN300D054 (V92215)
140A L5217605600000 .BRACKET ASSY (V2D671) 2
*** L5217605600200 .BRACKET ASSY (V2D671) SPARE
145A L5217605620000 ..BRACKET (V2D671) EFF/NHA 1
USED WITH L5217605600000
*** L5217605620200 ..BRACKET (V2D671) SPARE
150A MS21209F4-15 ..INSERT (V96906) EFF/NHA 1
USED WITH L5217605600000
160A L5217607600000 .BUMPER ASSY (LH) (V2D671) 1
170A L5217607600100 .BUMPER ASSY (RH) (V2D671) 1
180A L5217607800000 ..BRACKET ASSY (LH) (V2D671) 1
190A L5217607800100 ..BRACKET ASSY (RH) (V2D671) 1
200A L5217607820000 ...BRACKET (LH) (V2D671) 1
210A L5217607820100 ...BRACKET (RH) (V2D671) 1
220A D5237111620400 ...BUSHING-SHOULDERED (V2D671) 1
230A L5217608000000 ..STOP ASSY (V2D671) 1
240A L5217608120000 ...STOP (V2D671) 1
250A L5217608220000 ...SUPPORT (V2D671) 1
260A ABS0114T5-15 ..BOLT (V2D671) 1
270A NAS1291C5M ..NUT (V80205) 1
OPT TO H42-5 (V15653)
OPT TO PLH55M (VF0224)
OPT TO VN300D054 (V92215)
Detailed composition for an IPL
TABLE 4
(1) Help for the IPL-Page example

Column 1 Figure Number The figure number refers to its
related illustration. Modifications
and system variants can cause
a different figure. It will be added
with a sequential alpha-suffix, e.g.
modified versions of Figure 1 would
be Figure 1A then Figure 1B and so
on.
Non-Illustrated Parts The dash before an item number
shows it is not illustrated.
Item Number Initially, only every tenth number is
used for item numbers so that other
items can be added later.
IPL INTRO
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Column 2 AIRBUS Part AIRBUS manufactured parts e. g.

L5217605600000
Standard Part A standard part such as AN, MS,
NAS ...., is not given a supplier
code.
Column 3 See XX-XX-XX-XX for DET or NHA Identifies correctly:
- the location of the full breakdown
of a sub-assembly in the IPL
- the location of the NHA of the item
in the IPL.
Usage From To In the Usage From To field the
statement ”EFF//NHA” related to
an NHA. At the same time in the
Nomenclature Field under the
description of the Part A Statement
”Used With ***” will state the NHA
PNR.
Symmetrical Parts LH or RH identifies the left hand or
right hand position of the part. If a
part is only on one assembly, (LH
side) or (RH side) follows its name.
VENDOR CODE A supplier code is given to the parts
manufactured by firms other then
AIRBUS.
Non-Procurable Item (NP) Identifies an item that is not
supplied.
Column 4 Usage From To In the Usage From To field the
statement ”EFF//NHA” related to
an NHA. At the same time in the
Nomenclature Field under the
description of the Part A Statement
”Used With ***” will state the NHA
PNR.
Column 5 Quantity The number in the Units Per Assy
column shows the quantity of parts
used for each NHA or installation.
AR = as required
RF = reference (quantity shown in
the NHA figure).
Help for the IPL-Page example
TABLE 5
IPL INTRO
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E. Other Notes
(1) ORDER OVRLGTH MPN XXXXXXXXXX

- Identifies a part number with more than fifteen characters that cannot fit in the part
number column.
(2) SB XX-XXX
- Identifies the Service Bulletin (SB) which adds to or changes the Detailed
Parts List. When the SB number shown in the name column is related to an
AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE (AD), the letters AD and its number are shown in
parenthesis. Also they will follow the SB number, for example: PRE SB XX XXX
(AD XXXX), POST SB XX XXX (AD XXXX), ADDED by SB XX XXX (AD XXXX),
DELETED BY SB XX XXX (AD XXX), etc.
(3) SEL FROM

- Identifies a group of alternative parts from which you can take the necessary ones.
(4) OVERSIZE/UNDERSIZE
- Identifies a part as oversize or undersize.
(5) OPT TO
- Identifies an optional part that is fully interchangeable with the initial part.
(6) ALT FROM PN XXXXXXXXXX

- Identifies an alternate part number (this is a part that is fully interchangeable with
the initial part after it has had a change(s)).
(7) BUY PN XXXXXXXXXX

- Identifies the replacement part for the part in the part number column.
(8) LM = LOCAL MANUFACTURE

- Identifies the part number of the basic material (e.g. for seals, hinge strips,
extrusion etc...) from which the part in the part number column is manufactured.
- Identifies the unit of measurement followed by the dimensions or quantity.
(9) SEE CMM OR ACMM

- Refer to the Component Maintenance Manual or Abbreviated Component
Maintenance Manual for the part listed in the Detailed Parts List.
(10) MADE FROM JXXXX, MADE BY VXXXXX, MM XXX

- Identifies a part that is made from bulk material e.g. seals extrusions etc. and, if
necessary, the unit of measurement and quantity.
IPL INTRO
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(11) USED ON MPN

- Identifies the NHA for a part in the part number column. This is used when the
NHA is not clear from the Usage Code (almost the same assemblies with details
that are not the same but have a single breakdown).
(12) VENDOR CODE
(a) These codes agree with the current issue of the Manufacturers Cataloging
Handbook H4/HB:
- Federal Supply Code for Manufacturing (FSCM) or Commercial and
Government Entity (CAGE) code (United States and Canada only).
- NATO Supply Code for Manufacturers (NSCM) codes (does not include
United States and Canada)
(b) The letter ’V’ comes before the vendors code. For suppliers with no official code,
AIRBUS has given a provisional code. These codes are identified in the supplier
table by the information ”DUMMY CODE”.
NOTE : Suppliers who manufacture parts for which AIRBUS S.A.S. has an
exclusive sale right are not given a vendor code.
- AIRBUS standard parts (Prefix DAN, NSA etc...) are given the supplier code
of the seller of the parts. If there is more than one seller, a dummy supplier
code VT0000 is assigned to the related P/N. In this case, the additional
cross-reference table gives, for each P/N the various supplier codes and their
own P/N if applicable.
NOTE : All relevant Supplier Codes are shown in the ’Vendors Name and Code
List’, which is a part of the IPL INTRO.
IPL INTRO
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VENDOR LIST
CODE NAME AND ADDRESS

V04795 HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC/DIV HARDWARE PRODUCT GROUP/875W
ELLIOT RD SUITE 106/AZ-85284/TEMPE/USA
V06329 ASC INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED/1227 CORPORATE DR WEST/TX-76005/
ARLINGTON/USA
V1BGN6 BANNER DISTRIBUTION/4867 SOUTH 6200 WEST/UT-84118/WEST VALLEY CITY/
USA
V32664 AEROMETALS INC/11362 MONIER PARK PL BLDG 3B/CA 95742/RANCHO
CORDOVA/USA
V60996 AERO FASTENER INC/507 300 UNION ST/01085/WESTFIELD,MA/USA
V70347 AMERICAN AVIATION/180 VARICK STREET/NY-10014/NEW YORK/USA
V80205 NATIONAL AEROSPACE STANDARDS/(STANDARDISATION OFFICE.REFER TO
OPT VENDORS)/1725 DE SALES N W/WA-20036/WASHINGTON/USA
V84114 AMERICAN STEEL CO/103 PARK AVENUE/PA-16117/ELLWOOD CITY/USA
V8K160 UNIREX INC/9310 EAST 37TH SREET NORTH/KS-67226/WICHITA/USA
V92595 AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE/709 2ND AVENUE S.E/AL-35602/DECATURE/USA
V96906 MILITARY STANDARDS PROMULGATED/(STANDARDISATION OFFICE.REFER TO
OPT VENDORS)/1321 FOURTEENTH STREET,N.W/WA-20005/WASHINGTON D.C/
USA
VC1212 BRADY W H GMBH/ODENWALD STRASSE 71/63322/POSTFACH 200155/
ROEDERMARK/GER
VC5543 INTERTURBINE LOGISTIK GMBH/KISDORFER WEG 36-38/24568/
KALTENKIRCHEN/D
VC5729 HONEYWELL HPG/LADEMANNBOGEN 128/22339/HAMBURG,/D
VC7239 NMB MINEBA GMBH/SIEMENSTRASSE 30/63225/LANGEN/GER
VD3279 FRANKENJURA INDUSTRIE GMBH.FLUGWERKLAGER/GARTENHAEUSER WEG
19/91462/DACHSBACH/GER
VD8518 DEUTSCHE AEROSPACE AIRBUS GMBH/KREETSLAG 10/21129/POSTFACH
950109/HAMBURG/GER
VF0189 MESSIER-DOWTY SA/ZONE AERONAUTIQUE LOUIS BREGUET/78142/VELIZY
VILLACOUBLAY/FR
VF0222 SKF AEROSPACE FRANCE/1 AVENUE MARC SEGUIN/26241/BP 29/ST VALLIER
CEDEX/FR
VF0224 SIMMONDS SA/9 RUE DES CRESSONNIERES/72110/ST COSME EN VAIRAIS/FR
VF5442 EADS NORMALISATION STANDARD ASN/REFER TO OPT VENDORS/37
BOULEVARD DE MONTMORENCY/75781/PARIS/FR
VFAPE3 AIRBUS SAS (FOR ORDERING REFER TO SUPPLIER CODE)/1 ROND-POINT
MAURICE BELLONTE/31707/BLAGNAC/FRA
VK7182 R H P INDUSTRIAL BEARINGS LTD/NG24 2JF/18/NEWARK NOTTS/UK
VS0352 NIPPON MINIATURE BEARING COMPANY LTD/00389/TOKYO/JAP
IPL INTRO
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F_PL_272149_01_0_01_00
ROD-SPRING
Figure 01 / FIGURE-27-21-49-950-801-01
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FIG-ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE USAGE UNIT

1234567 FROM PER
TO ASSY
01 - 001A D2727000800200 ROD-SPRING VFAPE3 RF
01 - 001B D2727000800400 ROD-SPRING VFAPE3 RF
01 010A D2727008120000 . HOUSING VFAPE3 001
used on 001A, 001B
01 020A NSA8159-014E . ROD END VF5442 001
OPT TO ABRS4ECRNSA6 C7239
OPT TO ABRSN4ECRW6 S0352
OPT TO RCW014E F0222
OPT TO RCWA4-6 F0222
OPT TO WCN014E F0222
OPT TO WCN6-35MESP8 F0222
Optional Vendor Code 04795, C5543, C5729, C7239,
D3279, F0222, K7182
used on 001A, 001B
01 030A NAS509-6 . NUT V80205 001
Optional Vendor Code 92595
used on 001A, 001B
01 040A NAS1193K6CP . LOCKING DEVICE V80205 002
Optional Vendor Code 04795, 06329, 1BGN6, 32664,
C5543, C5729
used on 001A, 001B
01 050A NSA8159-015E . ROD END VF5442 001
OPT TO ABRSL4ECRNSA6 C7239
OPT TO ABRSNL4ECRW6 S0352
OPT TO RCWA4G6 F0222
OPT TO WCN6-35MESP8G F0222
Optional Vendor Code 04795, C5543, C5729
used on 001A, 001B
01 060A NAS509L6 . NUT V80205 001
Optional Vendor Code 92595
used on 001A, 001B
01 070A D2727008320000 . NUT-CAP VFAPE3 001
used on 001A, 001B
01 080A D2727008420000 . WASHER-LAMINATED VFAPE3 002
used on 001A, 001B
01 090A D2727008220000 . ROD VFAPE3 001
used on 001A, 001B
- ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED
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FIG-ITEM PART NUMBER NOMENCLATURE USAGE UNIT

1234567 FROM PER
TO ASSY
01 100A MS24665-134 . PIN-COTTER V96906 001
Optional Vendor Code 04795, 06329, 60996, 84114,
8K160, C5543, C5729
used on 001A, 001B
01 110A MS17825-5 . NUT V96906 001
OPT TO PCR65 F0224
Optional Vendor Code F0189
used on 001A, 001B
01 120A NAS1149C0563R . WASHER V80205 001
Optional Vendor Code 04795, 06329, 60996, 70347,
8K160, C5543, C5729
used on 001A, 001B
01 130A D2727008700000 . RETAINER-SPRING VFAPE3 002
used on 001A, 001B
01 140A D2727008020000 . SPRING-COMPRESSION VFAPE3 001
used on 001A, 001B
01 - 150A ABS0653-04 . TAPE-IDENTIFICATION VFAPE3 AR
USE AS REQUIRED, CUT TO LENGTH
OPT TO 910603-1 C1212
Optional Vendor Code C5543
used on 001B
- ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED
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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Issue: Feb 01/87 27-21-49 Rev: Oct 01/22

Revision No. 15 - Oct 01/22

LOCATIONS CHG DESCRIPTIONS OF CHANGE

LIST OF EFFECTIVE CONTENT

Revision No. 15 - Oct 01/22

CONTENT CHG LAST REVISION

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

CONTENT CHG LAST REVISION

CONTENT CHG LAST REVISION

FITS AND CLEARANCES

STORAGE INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

CONTENT CHG LAST REVISION

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

FITS AND CLEARANCES

STORAGE INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

LIST OF SERVICE BULLETINS

SB No. REV MOD No. INCORP. DATE TITLE

**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400

E. This manual contains:

F. We verified the DISASSEMBLY, TESTING and ASSEMBLY procedures by actual

2. How to use the Manual

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400

2. The spring rod is a fail-safe part of the rudder control system.

**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400

1. The component has:

NOTE : Refer to FIGURE 27-21-49-991-001-A.

**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400

**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400

TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400

B. Send the component to the manufacturer in case of a missing test fixture.

2. Job Set-up Information

A. Fixtures, Tools, Test and Support Equipment

NOTE : Refer to FIGURE 27-21-49-991-002-A.

(1) Install the component in the test fixture.

(a) Attach an applicable load gage and an applicable adapter.

(4) Release the load from the component.

(5) Do thru again in the extended direction.

WARNING : RELEASE THE LOAD BEFORE YOU REMOVE THE COMPONENT.

(7) Remove the pointer from the component.

**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400

HANDLE A TEST FIXTURE

Break-Out Load Test

**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400

2. Job Set-up Information

NOTE : Refer to IPL_FIGURE_01.

NOTE : Refer to DISASSEMBLY TASK 27-21-49-000-801-A01 and ASSEMBLY TASK

(1) Fault isolation table:

FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION

**For PN's D2727000800200 D2727000800400

2. Job Set-up Information

NOTE : Refer to IPL_FIGURE_01.