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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
WATER DRAIN VALVE

PART NUMBERS
L83A13-602-1 L83A13-604
L83A13-614
L83A13-615
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Standardization with the components of

indirect Water Drain Valves following the
improvement of these valves in freezing
conditions. After modification, P/N L83A13602-1 becomes L83A13-614.
L83-28-005
MAR 15/95
Improvement to reduce the possibility of

damage to indirect Water Drain Valve due to
tapped water becoming frozen. After
modification, P/N L83A13-604 becomes
L83A13-615.
JUL 15/11
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................................... INTRO
1.
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
4
5
5
Introduction .......................................................................................................................... INTRO

A.
Information ................................................................................................................. INTRO
B.
How to Use the Manual ............................................................................................. INTRO
C.
Process Verification ................................................................................................... INTRO
D.
Modification ................................................................................................................ INTRO
E.
Manual Guidelines ..................................................................................................... INTRO
F.
Measurements ........................................................................................................... INTRO
G.
Abbreviations ............................................................................................................. INTRO
H.
Manufacturing ............................................................................................................ INTRO
I.
Repair Facilities ......................................................................................................... INTRO
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION ....................................................................................................................1

1.
Description and operation ...........................................................................................................................1

A.
General .............................................................................................................................................1
B.
Description (Refer to figure 1) (Refer to figure 2) .............................................................................1
C.
Detailed description (Refer to figure 3) (Refer to figure 4) ...............................................................2
D.
Operation (Refer to figure 3) (Refer to figure 4) ...............................................................................2
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION ........................................................................................................... 1001

1.
2.
Testing.................................................................................................................................................. 1001
A.
Reason for the job ..................................................................................................................... 1001
B.
Job set-up information ............................................................................................................... 1001
C.
Job Set-up.................................................................................................................................. 1002
D.
Procedure .................................................................................................................................. 1003
Fault isolation (Refer to IPL figure. 1) .................................................................................................. 1009
A.
B.
C.
Job set-up .................................................................................................................................. 1009
D.
Procedure .................................................................................................................................. 1009
SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS .......................................................................... NOT APPLICABLE

DISASSEMBLY ........................................................................................................................................... 3001
1.
Disassembly ......................................................................................................................................... 3001

A.
B.
C.
Job set-up .................................................................................................................................. 3001
D.
Procedure .................................................................................................................................. 3002
CLEANING .................................................................................................................................................. 4001

1.
Cleaning ............................................................................................................................................... 4001

A.
Reason for the Job .................................................................................................................... 4001
B.
C.
Job set-up .................................................................................................................................. 4002
D.
Procedure .................................................................................................................................. 4002
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CHECK ........................................................................................................................................................ 5001

1.
Check ................................................................................................................................................... 5001

A.
Reason for the Job .................................................................................................................... 5001
B.
C.
Job set-up .................................................................................................................................. 5001
D.
Procedure .................................................................................................................................. 5001
REPAIR ....................................................................................................................................................... 6001

1.
2.
3.
Repair No.1 - Repair of the protective treatment ................................................................................. 6001

A.
B.
C.
Job set-up .................................................................................................................................. 6002
D.
Procedure .................................................................................................................................. 6002
Repair no. 2 - Replacement of the identification plate ......................................................................... 6003
A.
B.
C.
Job set-up .................................................................................................................................. 6003
D.
Procedure (Refer to figure 6001) (Refer to IPL figure. 1) .......................................................... 6004
Repair no. 3 - Replacement of the bonding strip ................................................................................. 6005
A.
B.
C.
Job set-up .................................................................................................................................. 6005
D.
Procedure (Refer to figure 6001) (Refer to IPL figure. 1) .......................................................... 6006
ASSEMBLY ................................................................................................................................................. 7001

1.
Assembly .............................................................................................................................................. 7001

A.
B.
C.
Job set-up .................................................................................................................................. 7002
D.
Procedure .................................................................................................................................. 7002
FITS AND CLEARANCES .......................................................................................................................... 8001

1.
Fits and clearances .............................................................................................................................. 8001

A.
Torque Values............................................................................................................................ 8001
SPECIAL TOOLS - FIXTURES - EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES .................................................... 9001

1.
2.
Special tools, fixtures and equipment .................................................................................................. 9001

A.
Special tools............................................................................................................................... 9001
B.
Special fixtures........................................................................................................................... 9001
C.
Special equipment ..................................................................................................................... 9002
Consumables ....................................................................................................................................... 9004
A.
Consumables ............................................................................................................................. 9004
SPECIAL PROCEDURES .................................................................................................... NOT APPLICABLE

REMOVAL ............................................................................................................................ NOT APPLICABLE
INSTALLATION.................................................................................................................... NOT APPLICABLE
SERVICING .......................................................................................................................... NOT APPLICABLE
STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION ..................................................................................................... 15001
1.
Storage instructions ........................................................................................................................... 15001

A.
Reason for the job ................................................................................................................... 15001
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B.
C.
D.
Job set-up information ............................................................................................................. 15001

Job set-up ................................................................................................................................ 15001
Procedure ................................................................................................................................ 15001
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST ................................................................................................. IPL 10001
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1
1
1
3
1
1
1
Introduction ............................................................................................................... INTRO 10001

A.
General ........................................................................................................... INTRO 10001
B.
Use of the IPL ................................................................................................. INTRO 10001
C.
Use of the Detailed Parts List ......................................................................... INTRO 10001
Vendor Code Index .................................................................................................................VCI 10001
Numerical/Alpha Index.............................................................................................................. NI 10001
Detailed Parts List ................................................................................................................. DPL 10001
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TABLE OF FIGURES
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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL:
FIGURE 1
FIGURE 2
FIGURE 3
FIGURE 4
FIGURE 1001
FIGURE 1002
FIGURE 1003
FIGURE 6001
FIGURE 9001
DIRECT WATER DRAIN VALVE - FULL DIMENSIONS ............................................... 4

INDIRECT WATER DRAIN VALVE - FULL DIMENSIONS ............................................ 5
DIRECT WATER DRAIN VALVE - DESCRIPTION ........................................................ 6
INDIRECT WATER DRAIN VALVE - DESCRIPTION .................................................... 7
TEST OF BONDING RESISTANCE ......................................................................... 1006
TEST OF EXTERNAL LEAKAGE ............................................................................. 1007
TEST OF THE OUTER VALVE ................................................................................ 1008
INSTALLATION OF THE BONDING STRIP AND THE IDENTIFICATION
PLATE ....................................................................................................................... 6007
SPECIAL TOOLS ...................................................................................................... 9003
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST:

FIGURE 1
VALVE,WATER DRAIN .......................................................................................10001-0
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INTRODUCTION
TASK 28-11-22-990-801-A01
1.
INTRODUCTION
A.
Information
(1) The Component Maintenance Manual (CMM) is written in accordance with the Air Transport
Association of America Specification ATA iSpec 2200 in AECMA Simplified English.
(2) The Component Maintenance Manual gives all the procedures supplied by the manufacturer for
use in the workshop, so that all persons can repair and completely overhaul the component.
(3) The manual describes maintenance on the component in a workshop. It does not define or show
the level of maintenance for all special units, but gives all the procedures necessary to let
the person to do a test, disassemble, clean, check and assemble a unit which has been rejected
from serviceable use. The manual does not describe maintenance on the component when it is
installed on the aircraft.
(4) Only approved persons are permitted to do the maintenance procedures given in this manual.
(5) 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 use of
Electronic Data Processing (EDP). The user of manual can ignore the MTOSS numbers.
(6) Where the data or procedures specified in this manual are different from those specified by
the regulatory agency which controls operation of your aircraft, obey the data and procedures of
the regulatory authority.
(7) This manual contains:
B.
Technical data for the component
Maintenance and repair procedures for the component
Illustrated Parts List (IPL) or Illustrated Parts Catalogue (IPC) with data for the component
parts. The IPL Figure and item number identifies parts in all sections of the manual.
How to Use the Manual

(1) Make sure the manual contains the information applicable to your component. Look on the Title
Page for the part number.
(2) If it is necessary to identify a part or find a part number, refer to the IPL (or IPC), which has
an introduction to show the procedure.
(3) The instructions in this manual must be used for all component maintenance. Read all
the applicable WARNINGS and CAUTIONS before you do the work on the component.
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C.
Process Verification
(1) The manufacturer has validated the "Disassembly, Testing and Fault Isolation and Assembly"
procedures in this manual.
D.
Disassembly: verified by performance on JUL 15/09
Testing and Fault Isolation: verified by performance on JUL 15/09
Assembly: verified by performance on JUL 15/09.
Modification
(1) All result data and illustrations in this manual are the last revision available at the time of printing.
INTERTECHNIQUE supplies updates to this manual when necessary. When
INTERTECHNIQUE issues a modification to units included in this manual, INTERTECHNIQUE
will revise the manual to include the information.
(2) When there is a change, each updating gives the full instructions about the page number of the
pages, which must be replaced, added or removed. Revised or new texts are located with a
vertical black line in the margin.
E.
Manual Guidelines
(1) The CMM is divided into page blocks:
PAGES
0001-0999
1001-1999
2001-2999
3001-3999
4001-4999
5001-5999
6001-6999
7001-7999
8001-8999
9001-9999
10001-10999
11001-11999
12001-12999
13001-13999
15001-15999
TITLE (PAGEBLOCK)
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS
DISASSEMBLY
CLEANING
INSPECTION/CHECK
REPAIR
ASSEMBLY
FITS AND CLEARANCES
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES
SPECIAL PROCEDURES
REMOVAL
INSTALLATION
STORAGE
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F.
Measurements
(1) The measurements given in this manual are taken from the original reference document of
the manufacturer.
(2) All values given in this manual are in System International (SI) units or sub-divisions of these
units. Imperial units or US are given in parenthesis immediately after the metric unit. The decimal
point in the SI is shown by a comma and in the Imperial system by a full stop, 25,4 mm (1.00 in).
(3) Measurement conversion table:
From: SI measurement
To: U.S. standard system
1 bar
14.50 psi
1 cm
0.3937 in
1g
0.0353 oz
1 kPa
0.1450 psi
1 kg
2.2046 lb
1 L/min
0.2642 USGal/min
1 mm
0.0394 in
1N
0.2248 lbf
1 Nm
8.8507 lbf.in
1 Nm
0.7376 lbf.ft
From: U.S. standard system
To: SI measurement
1 USGal
3,7854 L
1 in
25,4 mm
1 in.Hg
3,3864 kPa
1 lb
0,4536 kg
1 lbf
4,4482 N
1 lbf.ft
1,3558 Nm
1 lbf.in
0,1130 Nm
1 oz
28,3495 g
1 psi
6,8948 kPa
1 psi
0,06896 bar
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G.
Abbreviations
(1) The abbreviations used in this manual are given below:
-
Amps = Ampere
C = degree Celsius
CCW = counterclockwise
cm3 = cubic centimeter
cmg = centimeter gramme
cu.in = Cubic inch
CW = clockwise
F = Fahrenheit degree
ft.lb = feet pound
hPa = hectoPascal
in = inch
in.lb = Inch pound
kg = kilogramme
kPa = kiloPascal
lb = pound
L/min = Liter per minute
mbar = millibar
mm = millimeter
MPa = MegaPascal
mV = millivolt
Nm = Newton meter
psi = pound per square inch
rpm = revolution per minute
T/h = Ton per hour
VDC = volt direct current.
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H.
Manufacturing
(1) The Equipment is manufactured by:
INTERTECHNIQUE
(Fuel & Inerting Systems)
Boulevard Sagnat
BP 3
42230 ROCHE LA MOLIERE
FRANCE
Phone: +33 4 77 90 71 00
Fax: +33 4 77 90 71 71
Web site: www.intertechnique.fr
(2) and product supported by:
ZODIAC SERVICES EUROPE
I.
61, rue Pierre curie

BP 1
78 373 Plaisir
FRANCE
Phone: +33 1 61 34 23 23
Fax: +33 1 61 34 21 08
Web site: www.services.zodiacaerospace.com
Repair Facilities
TRADE - NAME
ADDRESS
EUROPE
INTERTECHNIQUE
(Fuel & Inerting Systems)
Boulevard Sagnat
BP 3
42230 ROCHE LA MOLIERE
FRANCE
Phone: +33 4 77 90 71 00
Fax: +33 4 77 90 71 70
Web site: www.intertechnique.fr
USA
ZODIAC SERVICES AMERICAS
W175 N5737 Technology Drive

MENOMONEE FALLS
WI 53051
USA
Phone: +1 262 293 1000
Phone AOG: +1 262 293 1111
Fax: +1 262 293 1010
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TRADE - NAME
ADDRESS
ASIA
ZODIAC SERVICES ASIA
36, Loyand Drive

SINGAPORE 508949
Phone: +65 6579 2230
Phone AOG: 65 9770 5061
Fax: +65 6579 2231
MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA

IN-SERVICES MIDDLE EAST
Abu Dhabi International Airport

Cargo Village Area
P.O. Box 106675
ABU DHABI
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Phone: +971 2575 7088
Phone AOG: +971 5064 20034
Fax: +971 2575 8482
Web site: www.insme.zodiac.com
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TASK 28-11-22-870-801-A01
1.

A.
General
(1) The water drain valves have double non-return valves that operate by hand.
(2) They are used to drain water which can be in the aircraft structural tanks. They are also used to
defuel the aircraft during maintenance operations.
(3) The water drain valves P/N L83A13-602-1 and L83A13-614 are of direct type.
(4) The Water Drain Valves P/N L83A13-604 and L83A13-615 are of indirect type.
Subtask
B.
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Description (Refer to figure 1) (Refer to figure 2)

(1) Data
(a) Dimensions and weight
Part Number
Width
Height maxi
Weight
L83A13-602-1
dia. 82 mm (3.228 in)
45 mm (1.77 in)
0,103 kg (0.227 lb)
L83A13-604
dia. 77 mm (3.031 in)
50,2 mm (1.97 in)
0,165 kg (0.363 lb)
L83A13-614
dia. 82 mm (3.228 in)
45 mm (1.77 in)
0,115 kg (0.254 lb)
L83A13-615
dia. 77 mm (3.031 in)
50,2 mm (1.97 in)
0,180 kg (0.397 lb)
(b) Mechanical data
Fluid
Jet A-1 Aviation fuel, Air
Maximum operating pressure
1,724 bar (25 psi)
Ambient temperature range
-55 C to +70 C (-67 F to +158 F)
Operating envelope
-1000 to +43000 ft
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C.
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Detailed description (Refer to figure 3) (Refer to figure 4)

(1) The water drain valve assembly includes:
-
the valve body
the outer valve assembly
the inner valve.
(a) Valve body

1
The valve body has three tabs bored with one or two holes for attachment to the aircraft
structure.
One tab has a bonding strip (10) which is attached with two rivets (11).
(b) Outer valve assembly

1
The outer valve assembly has the parts that follows:
the outer valve (9) which is held on its seat by the spring (5)
the guide (12) which is held in position by the retaining ring (13)
the valve body (6) which includes the valve seat (8)
the packing (7) which seals the valve seat (8) to the body (6).
(c) Inner valve

1
The inner valve has the parts that follows:
the valve (3) which is held on its seat by the spring (4)
the cover (1) which is held in position by the retaining ring (2)
Subtask
D.
for the indirect Water Drain Valve, the packing (14) which seals the connection between
the cover (1) and the drain valve body (6).
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Operation (Refer to figure 3) (Refer to figure 4)

(1) Operation of the water drain valve
(a) Opening of the water drain valve
1
The Water Drain Valve operates by lifting first the outer valve (9) and then the inner
valve (3). The fuel enters through the aperture of the body (6) from the tank (or through
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the inlet port from the draining circuit). Drainage is then possible through the opening of
the outer valve body (6) and through the center hole of the valve seat (8).
(b) Closing of the water drain valve
1
When the outer valve is released, the spring (4) pushes the inner valve (3) against its
seat which stops the fuel drainage. The outer valve (9) is pushed against its seat (8) by
action of the spring (5) and makes full sealing.
(2) Removal of the outer valve assembly

(a) When the outer valve assembly is removed from the Water Drain Valve, the inner valve (3) is
closed by the action of the spring (4) and the head of fuel in the tank. Thus, the inner valve
(3) can leak less than a permitted limit until the outer valve assembly is installed again.
The removal of the outer valve is made through the 7/16 hexagonal nut.
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(0.236)

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4,5
(0.178)
39
(1.535)
34,9
(1.374)
42
(1.653)
60
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(2.441)
FEMALE HEXAGONAL NUT

11,11 (7/16")
60
25
(1. ,5
00
4)
GROOVE FOR PACKING

AS PER NS 8203-128
82 (3.228)
DIRECT WATER DRAIN VALVE - FULL DIMENSIONS

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14,7
(0.578)
30
(1.181)
2
(0.078)
34,9
(1.375)
17,3
(0.681)
8
(0.315)
15
(0.590)
2
(0.078)
4,5
(0.171)
35,5
(1.398)
R= 1
(0.039)
57
(2.244)
34
(1.338)
28-11-22-991-02a01
31
(1.220)
INDIRECT WATER DRAIN VALVE - FULL DIMENSIONS

FIGURE 2/GRAPHIC 28-11-22-991-002-A01
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12
3
11
4
10
6
8
28-11-22-991-003-a01
DIRECT WATER DRAIN VALVE - DESCRIPTION

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1
13
2
12
11
4
10
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INDIRECT WATER DRAIN VALVE - DESCRIPTION

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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
TASK 28-11-22-700-801-A01
1.
TESTING
A.
Reason for the job

WARNING: OBEY ALL THE FUEL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WHEN YOU DO WORK ON THE
FUEL SYSTEM COMPONENT. IF YOU DO NOT DO THIS, YOU CAN CAUSE
INJURIES TO PERSONS AND/OR DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT.
CAUTION: IMMERSE THE WATER DRAIN VALVE IN THE KEROSENE FOR 24 H MINIMUM
BEFORE TO DO THE TESTS.
(1) Do this test to make sure that the equipment is serviceable. You must also do the test if an
equipment component or subassembly is replaced. Each test refers to a specific method
specifying all parameters to be applied and those to be checked.
(2) All measurements are made with instruments of laboratory precision type. Their precision must
be certified and traceable. You can easily see the calibration date on the instrument used.
Permitted limits are identified for instrument indications, to include instrument errors.
B.
Job set-up information

(1) Tools, fixtures and equipment
(a) The table below gives the tools, fixtures and equipment necessary to do the maintenance of
the component.
NOTE:
You can use alternatives for the listed items.
NOTE:
Refer to SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES for

full details.
P/N
QTY
NAME
SOURCE
M1
Air pressure gauge, 0 to 5 bar (72.5 psi),

accuracy 1% full scale
Local supply
R1
Air pressure reducer, 0 to 5 bar (72.5 psi)
Local supply
S1
Air pressure source, 0 to 5 bar (72.5 psi)
Local supply
V1
ON-OFF valve
Local supply
No specific
Milliohmmeter, 0 to 20 milliohms,
accuracy 1% full scale
Local supply
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P/N
QTY
NAME
SOURCE
No specific
Test tank with a capacity of 2 liters

(0.528 Gallons) approx. and capable to be
resistant to a pressure of 5 bar (72.5 psi)
Local supply
No specific
Plastic pushrod
Local supply
No specific
Graduated test tube
Local supply
No specific
Chronometer, 0 to 60 minutes
Local supply
No specific
7/16 hexagonal socket wrench
Local supply
O103110
Test tool (use with packing M25988-3-019)
VF0422
(2) Consumables
(a) The table herefafter gives the consumables necessary to do the maintenance of the
component.
NOTE:
NOTE:

full details.
CODE
P/N
NAME
SOURCE
JET A-1
Aviation Fuel
US / ASTM-D1655-93A
UK / DEF STAN 91-91F
F / AIR 3405C
Local supply
NSA8203-128
Packing
VF6198
(3) Test conditions

(a) Do all tests under normal test laboratory ambient conditions:
C.
Ambient temperature: 15 to 35 C (59 to 95 F)
Barometric pressure: 900 to 1100 mbar (13.05 to 15.95 psi)
Relative humidity: Less than 90 %.
Job Set-up
Not applicable
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D.
Procedure
Subtask
28-11-22-760-001-A01
(1) Test of the bonding resistance (Refer to figure 1001)

(a) Test set-up data
1
Do the test set-up shown in figure 1001.
(b) Procedure
ACTION
RESULT
1 Measure the bonding resistance

between bonding strip and one point on
the Water Drain Valve body.
Subtask
Make sure that the bonding resistance is

less than or equal to 10 milliohms.
28-11-22-710-001-A01
(2) Test of operation (Refer to figure 1002)

1
Do the test set-up as shown in figure 1002.
Install the Water Drain Valve in the bottom of the test tank using the packing P/N
NSA8203-128.
Fill the tank with fuel at a level above the Water Drain Valve.
(b) Procedure
ACTION
RESULT
1 With a plastic pushrod, push the outer

and the inner valves fully home.
Make sure that the full travel of the valves

is 7,5 mm (0.295 in) minimum for all
versions, except for P/N L83A13-615. The
full travel of this valve is 6,5 mm (0.256 in)
minimum.
Make sure that the valves slide without
friction point on the whole travel.
Make sure the fuel drains freely.
2 Let the valves go back.
Make sure that the valves close and fully

seal.
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Subtask
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(3) Test of external leakage without the outer valve (Refer to figure 1002)
1
Install the water drain valve in the bottom of the test tank using the packing P/N
NSA8203-128.
Fill the tank with fuel at a level above the water drain valve.
Remove the outer valve assembly from the water drain valve with the 7/16 hexagonal
socket wrench.
(b) Procedure
ACTION
RESULT
1 Apply an air pressure of 350 mbar (5.07

psi) in the test tank.
Subtask
Make sure that the external leakage is

lower than 30 drops per minute.
28-11-22-790-002-A01
(4) Test of external leakage with the outer valve (Refer to figure 1002)
1
Install the water drain valve in the bottom of the test tank using the packing P/N
NSA8203-128
Fill the tank with fuel at a level above the water drain valve.
Install the outer valve assembly on the water drain valve again with the 7/16 hexagonal
socket wrench.
(b) Procedure
ACTION
RESULT
1 Fill the tank with a fuel head of 100 mm

(3.937 in).
Make sure that there is no leakage for

three minutes.
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ACTION
RESULT
2 Apply an air pressure of 3 bar (43.5 psi)

in the test tank.
Subtask
Make sure that there is no leakage for

three minutes
28-11-22-790-003-A01
(5) Test of the outer valve (Refer to figure 1003)

1
Install the water drain valve in the test tool P/N O103110.
Connect the test tool P/N O103110 to the fuel pressure source.
(b) Procedure
ACTION
RESULT
1 Apply a fuel pressure of 3,5 bar (50.75

psi) to the test tool inlet.
2 Move the outer valve several times to
cause a small leak and let the valve go
back on its seat.
Make sure that there is no leakage.
3 Apply a fuel pressure of 100 mbar (1.45

psi) to the test tool inlet.
Make sure that there is no leakage.
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MILLIOHMMETER
Measurement
28-11-22-991-101-a01
Bonding strip
TEST OF BONDING RESISTANCE

FIGURE 1001/GRAPHIC 28-11-22-991-101-A01
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M1
R1
S1
V1
100 mm (3.937 in)
Fuel level
Test tank
28-11-22-991-102-a01
Water Drain Valve

under test
Legend
M1 - Air pressure gauge, 0 to 5 bar (72.5 psi)
R1 - Air pressure reducer, 0 to 5 bar (72.5 psi)
S1 - Air pressure source, 0 to 5 bar (72.5 psi)
V1 - ON-OFF valve
TEST OF EXTERNAL LEAKAGE

FIGURE 1002/GRAPHIC 28-11-22-991-102-A01
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M1
R1
S1
V1
Test Tool
P/N O103110
Fuel level
Outer valve
under test
28-11-22-991-103-a01
Legend
M1 - Air pressure gauge, 0 to 5 bar (72.5 psi)
R1 - Air pressure reducer, 0 to 5 bar (72.5 psi)
S1 - Air pressure source, 0 to 5 bar (72.5 psi)
V1 - ON-OFF valve
TEST OF THE OUTER VALVE

FIGURE 1003/GRAPHIC 28-11-22-991-103-A01
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TASK 28-11-22-810-801-A01
2.
FAULT ISOLATION (REFER TO IPL FIGURE. 1)

A.
Reason for the job

Self-explanatory
B.

Not applicable
C.
Job set-up
Not applicable
D.
Procedure
Subtask
28-11-22-810-001-A01
(1) Fault isolation of the water drain valve

NOTE:
For the replacement of the components (refer to Page Block 7001).
NOTE:
All item numbers shown in parenthesis ( ) are the same item numbers as used in the
Illustrated Part List (IPL) (Refer to IPL figure. 1).
FAULT
Bonding resistance out of
tolerances
External sealing out of

tolerances
PROBABLE CAUSE
CORRECTION
Bonding strip (130) damaged
Replace the bonding strip

(130)
Body (170) defective or

corroded
Replace the body (170)
Packing (70) defective
Replace the packing (70)
Packing (100) defective
Replace the packing (100)
Outer valve (30) defective
Replace the outer valve (30)
Outer valve seat damaged
Replace the outer valve body

(60)
Inner valve (120) defective
Replace the inner valve (120)
Inner valve seat damaged
Replace the Water Drain

Valve body (170)
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DISASSEMBLY
TASK 28-11-22-000-801-A01
1.
DISASSEMBLY
A.
Reason for the job

NOTE:
Refer to TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION to find the necessary level of disassembly.
This will give the condition of the component or the possible cause of malfunction.
NOTE:
All item numbers shown in parenthesis ( ) are the same item numbers as used in
the Illustrated Part List (IPL).
(1) Disassembly gives step-by-step instructions for a complete disassembly of a component in

a logical sequence and to access any faulty sub-assembly and parts.
B.

(a) The table below gives the tools, fixtures and equipment necessary to do the maintenance of
the component.
NOTE:
NOTE:

full details.
P/N
C.
QTY
NAME
SOURCE
No specific
Mechanic standard tool kit
Local supply
No specific
Local supply
Job set-up
Not applicable
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D.
Procedure
Subtask
28-11-22-020-001-A01
(1) Disassembly of the water drain valve (Refer to IPL figure. 1)

(a) Removal of the Water Drain Valve
1
With the 7/16 hexagonal socket wrench, remove the outer valve assembly (-10).
Remove and discard the packing (70).
Push on the cover (90) to compress the spring (110).
Remove the ring (80).
Remove the cover (90) from the valve body (170).
Remove and discard the packing (100) for the indirect Water Drain Valve.
Remove the spring (110).
Remove the inner valve (120) from the valve body (170).
(b) Removal of the outer valve assembly

1
Push on the guide (50) to depress the spring (40).
Remove the ring (20).
Remove the guide (50) from the valve body (60).
Remove the spring (40).
Remove the outer valve (30) from the valve body (60).
(c) Removal of the identification plate

1
If
necessary,
remove
and
discard
(refer to TASK 28-11-22-300-802-A01).
the
identification
plate
(160)
(d) Removal of the bonding strip

1
If necessary, remove the bonding strip (130) (refer to TASK 28-11-22-300-803-A01).
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CLEANING
TASK 28-11-22-100-801-A01
1.
CLEANING
A.
Reason for the Job

WARNING: USE CLEANING AGENTS ONLY IN AN AREA WITH A GOOD SUPPLY OF AIR. OBEY
LOCAL SAFETY AND HEALTH INSTRUCTIONS. OBEY THE MANUFACTURER'S
INSTRUCTIONS. PUT ON PROTECTIVE CLOTHING. DO NOT DRINK
SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS. DO NOT SMOKE. DO NOT BREATHE THE
FUMES. SOLVENTS/CLEANING AGENTS ARE POISONOUS AND FLAMMABLE.
USE THE APPROVED HAND AND EYE PROTECTION WHEN YOU APPLY THE
CLEANING AGENT. IT IS A SKIN IRRITANT.
WARNING: IF YOU GET THE CLEANING AGENT ON YOUR SKIN OR IN YOUR EYES:
-
FLUSH IT ALWAYS WITH CLEAN WATER
GET MEDICAL AID.
CAUTION: USE ONLY SPECIFIED CLEANING MATERIALS AND SOLUTIONS, OR THEIR

EQUIVALENTS. THE SURFACE PROTECTION COULD BE DAMAGED IF
UNSPECIFIED MATERIALS ARE USED.
(1) Reason for the job
(a) This section gives the procedure for cleaning the unit externally and internally. Do all the
work with clean workbench, tools and parts. After cleaning, put all items in sealed containers
to prevent contamination by dust or unwanted materials.
B.

(a) The table below gives the tools, fixtures and equipment to do the maintenance of the
component.
NOTE:
NOTE:

full details.
P/N
No specific
QTY
1
NAME
Nylon-bristle brush
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SOURCE
Local supply
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P/N
QTY
No specific
NAME
Dry compressed air source with a
pressure reducing valve
SOURCE
Local supply
(2) Consumables
(a) The table below gives the consumables to do the maintenance of the component.
NOTE:
NOTE:

full details.
CODE
C.
P/N
NAME
SOURCE
No specific
Clean and soft, lint-free cloth
Local supply
No specific
Acetone
Local supply
HAKU 1025-SF
41B
Degreasing product
VFA5Z0
TT-I-735
Isopropyl alcohol
Local supply
Job set-up
Not applicable
D.
Procedure
Subtask
28-11-22-140-001-A01
(1) External cleaning

(a) Clean all the metal parts with a lint free cloth soaked with TT-I-735 Isopropyl alcohol.
(b) Clean carefully with a soft bristle Nylon brush until all traces of grease have been eliminated.
(c) Dry the parts with a low-pressure air jet (dry compressed air supply source) or with a clean
and soft lint free cloth.
Subtask
28-11-22-140-002-A01
(2) Cleaning of the mechanical parts

CAUTION: DO NOT LET THE CLEANING SOLVENTS TOUCH THE PACKINGS.
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(a) Clean all mechanical components in HAKU 1025-SF 41B degreasing product at room
temperature.
(b) Place the components for cleaning in a tank which contains an approved solvent.
(c) Clean carefully with a soft bristle Nylon brush until all traces of grease have been eliminated.
(d) Dry the parts with a low-pressure air jet (dry compressed air supply source) or with a clean
and soft lint free cloth.
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CHECK
TASK 28-11-22-200-801-A01
1.
CHECK
A.
Reason for the Job

CAUTION: THE VISUAL CHECK OF THE COMPONENTS MUST BE DONE BEFORE YOU
ASSEMBLE THE UNIT.
NOTE:
If defects are found, replace the defective parts.
(1) The function of the visual check that follows is to find signs of damage or corrosion. The function
of this check is not to make sure that the component is serviceable. To make sure that
the component operates correctly, do the tests in Testing and Fault Isolation.
B.

Not Applicable
C.
Job set-up
Not Applicable
D.
Procedure
Subtask
28-11-22-220-801-A01
(1) Visual check of the water drain valve assembly (Refer to IPL figure. 1)
(a) Do a check of the water drain valve body
1
Make sure that the anti-corrosive treatments, the surfaces and threads are in good
condition.
Examine the Water Drain Valve body (170) for signs of scratches or wear.
Examine the mounting faces for signs of scratches or wear.
Examine the mating faces with the inner valve for signs of scratches or wear.
Make sure that the bonding strip (130) and its attachment are in good condition.
(b) Do a check of the cover (90)

1
Examine the cover (90) for signs of scratches, wear, corrosion or distortion.
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(c) Do a check of the outer valve (30)

1
Make sure that the anti-corrosive treatments, the surfaces and threads are in good
condition.
Examine the valve body (60) for signs of scratches or wear.
Examine the mounting faces for signs of scratches or wear.
Examine the seat of the outer valve for signs of scratches or wear.
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REPAIR
TASK 28-11-22-300-801-A01
1.
REPAIR NO.1 - REPAIR OF THE PROTECTIVE TREATMENT

A.
Reason for the job

WARNING: MAKE SURE THAT YOU OBEY ALL THE HEALTH AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS OF
THE MANUFACTURER'S FOR MATERIALS.
(1) Use this procedure to protect the bonding areas or to repair the anodic coating of aluminium alloy
components where the surface protection is damaged or removed.
B.

(a) The table below gives the tools, fixtures and equipment to do the maintenance of
the component.
NOTE:
NOTE:

full details.
P/N
QTY
NAME
SOURCE
No specific
Nylon-bristle brush
Local supply
No specific
Oven (70 C (158 F maximum))
Local supply
No specific
Dry compressed air source
Local supply
(2) Consumables
NOTE:
NOTE:

full details.
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CODE
C.
P/N
NAME
SOURCE
No specific
Abrasive paper (fine grade)
Local supply
ALODINE 1200
Protective coating
(concentration 1,5 to 1,7%)
VF2865
DEOXIDINE
Pretreatment for coating

(concentration 3%)
VF2865
Job set-up
Not applicable
D.
Procedure
Subtask
28-11-22-380-001-A01
(1) Application of the protective treatment

(a) Protect the bonding areas, reworked or corroded surfaces with ALODINE 1200 coating
process. ALODINE may be either brushed or sprayed on the parts. Do the procedure as
follows:
1
Remove all grease from the component (refer to TASK 28-11-22-100-801-a01).
Deoxidize the surface where you must repair the surface protection:
a
Remove all traces of protective surface with a fine grade abrasive paper.
With a brush, apply the DEOXIDINE pretreatment to the applicable surface area.
a
Let the DEOXIDINE pretreatment pickle the surface for two minutes.
NOTE:
Do not let the DEOXIDINE pretreatment touch any other surface

area.
Flush the applicable surface area with cold clear water.
Dry the component with a jet of dry, oil free, compressed air.
Apply ALODINE 1200 coating.

a
With a brush, apply a light layer of ALODINE 1200 coating. Do this until a golden or
light brown color is seen.
NOTE:
The color of coating may vary with different aluminium alloys.

The coating must be adherent and free of dust.
Flush the component with cold clear water for 20 secondes maximum.
Flush with non mineral water.
Air dry or hot air dry (70 C (158 F maximum)) in an oven for five minutes.
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TASK 28-11-22-300-802-A01
2.
REPAIR NO. 2 - REPLACEMENT OF THE IDENTIFICATION PLATE

A.
Reason for the job

(1) Use this procedure to replace the identification plate.
B.

(a) The table below gives the tools, fixtures and equipment to do the maintenance of the
component.
NOTE:
NOTE:

full details.
P/N
QTY
NAME
SOURCE
O102794
Riveting tool
VF0422
No specific
Local supply
(2) Consumables
NOTE:
CODE
C.
P/N
NAME
SOURCE
CA03
LOCTITE 326
Cement
VF7121
CM02
PR1422-A2
Sealant
VF0229
Job set-up
Not applicable
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D.
Procedure (Refer to figure 6001) (Refer to IPL figure. 1)
Subtask
NOTE:
28-11-22-350-002-A01
Before you remove the identification plate, move the applicable data from the removed plate
to the replacement plate.
(1) Removal of the identification plate

(a) Remove and discard the two rivets (160).
(b) Remove the identification plate (150) from the body (170).
(c) Remove all traces of adhesive that stay on the body (170).
(d) Clean the applicable area (refer to Page Block 4001).
(2) Installation of the identification plate
(a) Apply a drop of CA03 cement on the middle of the two mating surfaces to be bonded.
(b) Let dry in the air at ambient temperature (more than three minutes).
(c) Install the identification plate (150) to the body (170).
(d) Apply a light coat of CM02 sealant on the rivets (160) and in the holes.
(e) With the P/N O102794 tool, install and peen the rivets (160) (Refer to figure 6001).
(f) Remove all traces of cement and sealant from the joint.
(g) Let air dry.
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TASK 28-11-22-300-803-A01
3.
REPAIR NO. 3 - REPLACEMENT OF THE BONDING STRIP

A.
Reason for the job

(1) Use this procedure to replace the bonding strip.
B.

the component.
NOTE:
NOTE:

full details.
P/N
QTY
No specific
NAME
SOURCE
Local supply
(2) Consumables
NOTE:
CODE
P/N
CM02
PR1422-A2
Sealant
VF0229
BRISAL OX50-855
Interposition compound
VF0217
PI03
C.
NAME
SOURCE
Job set-up
Not applicable
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D.
Procedure (Refer to figure 6001) (Refer to IPL figure. 1)
Subtask
28-11-22-350-003-A01
(1) Removal of the bonding strip

(a) Remove and discard the two rivets (140).
(b) Remove the bonding strip (130) from the body (170).
(c) Remove all traces of interposition compound that stay on the body (170).
(d) Clean the applicable area (refer to Page Block 4001).
(2) Installation of the bonding strip
(a) Apply a drop of PI03 interposition compound on the two mating surfaces.
(b) Install the bonding strip (130) to the body (170).
(c) Apply a light coat of CM02 sealant on the rivets (140) and in the holes.
(d) Install and peen the rivets (140) (Refer to figure 6001).
NOTE:
Make sure that the riveting is 0,5 mm (0.0196 in) below the surface.
(e) Remove all traces of compound from the joint.

(f) Let air dry.
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0,5 mm
(0.0196)
Bonding
strip
Apply sealant
CM02 inside
and outside
the rivet heads
Rivet
Installation of the bonding strip
Valve
Body
Rivet
28-11-22-991-601-a01
Apply sealant
CM02 inside
and outside
the rivet heads
Installation of the identification plate

(applicable to the indirect water drain valve)
Valve
Body
Rivet
Apply sealant
CM02 inside
and outside
the rivet heads
Installation of the identification plate

(applicable to the direct water drain valve)
INSTALLATION OF THE BONDING STRIP AND THE IDENTIFICATION PLATE

FIGURE 6001/GRAPHIC 28-11-22-991-601-A01
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ASSEMBLY
TASK 28-11-22-400-801-A01
1.
ASSEMBLY
A.
Reason for the job

CAUTION: DO THE ASSEMBLY ON A CLEAN WORKBENCH IN A ROOM FREE FROM DUST
AND MOISTURE. PARTS SHALL BE PROTECTED FROM IMPACT DAMAGE.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT ALL THE COMPONENTS ARE CLEAN BEFORE ASSEMBLY.
NOTE:
All item numbers shown in parenthesis ( ) are the same item numbers as used in
the Illustrated Part List (IPL).
NOTE:
Replace all the packings before you install again the parts.
(1) Assembly gives step-by-step instructions for a complete assembly of the component in a logical
sequence.
B.

the component.
NOTE:
NOTE:

full details.
P/N
QTY
NAME
SOURCE
No specific
Local supply
No specific
VF0422
No specific
Torque wrench, 0 to 10 Nm (88.50 lbf.in)
Local supply
(2) Consumables
NOTE:
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NOTE:
CODE
C.

full details.
P/N
NAME
SOURCE
CC03
LOCTITE 221
Thread locking cement
VF7121
GR01
NYCO 65
Grease
VF4101
Job set-up
Not applicable
D.
Procedure
Subtask
28-11-22-420-001-A01
(1) Installation of the water drain valve assembly (Refer to IPL figure. 1)
(a) Assembly of the outer valve
1
Install the outer valve (30) in the outer valve body (60).
Install the spring (40) on the outer valve (30).
Install the guide (50).
Push the guide (50) to depress the spring (40).
Install the retaining ring (20).
Apply a light coat of GR01 grease on the packing (70).
Install the packing (70) on the outer valve body (60) .
Do the leak test of the outer valve (-10) (refer to Subtask 28-11-22-790-003-a01).
a
If the outer valve leaks, replace it.
(b) Assembly of the water drain valve body

1
If necessary, install the bonding strip (130) (refer to Subtask 28-11-22-350-003-A01).
If
necessary,
install
the
(refer to Subtask 28-11-22-350-002-A01).
Install the inner valve (120) in the Water Drain Valve body (170).
Install the spring (110) on the inner valve (120).
identification
28-11-22
plate
(150)
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For the indirect Water Drain Valves:

a
Apply a light coat of GR01 grease on the packing (100).
Install the packing (100) on the cover (90).
Install the cover (90) on the body (170).
Push the cover (90) down to depress the spring (110).
Install the retaining ring (80).
(c) Installation of the outer valve

1
Apply a light coat of CC03 thread locking cement on the threads of the outer valve body
(60).
Install the outer valve (-10) on the Water Drain Valve.
With the 7/16 hexagonal socket wrench, torque the outer valve (-10) to the value given
in FITS AND CLEARANCES (refer to Subtask 28-11-22-992-001-A01).
NOTE:
Make sure that the upgraded outer valves (-10A)(Refer to IPL figure. 1),
mentioned in ISB L83A13-28006, revision 02, have a redpaint mark.
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FITS AND CLEARANCES
TASK 28-11-22-992-801-A01
1.
FITS AND CLEARANCES

Subtask
A.
28-11-22-992-001-A01
Torque Values
CAUTION: THE TORQUE VALUE IN THE TABLE BELOW IS NOMINAL VALUE. DO NOT
TIGHTEN TO MORE THAN 10% ABOVE THE SPECIFIED TORQUE VALUE. TOO
MUCH TORQUE CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE FASTENER.
(1) The table below gives the torque values necessary to do the maintenance of the component.
IPL FIG.No.
AND ITEM
1 - 10
TORQUE
NOMENCLATURE
Outer Valve assembly
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Nm
lbf.in
7,5
66.38
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SPECIAL TOOLS - FIXTURES - EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES
TASK 28-11-22-940-801-A01
1.
SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT

A.
Special tools
(1) The table below gives the special tools used to do the maintenance of the component.
NOTE:
FIGURE ITEM
B.
P/N
DESIGNATION
SUPPLIERS
CODE OR
NAME AND
ADDRESS
PAGE
BLOCK
WHERE
USED
9001-1
O102794
Riveting tool for identification plate VF0422
6001
9001-2
O103110
Test tool (use with packing

M25988-3-019)
1001
VF0422
Special fixtures
(1) The table below gives the special fixtures used to do the maintenance of the component.
NOTE:
P/N
DESIGNATION
SUPPLIERS
CODE OR
NAME AND
ADDRESS
PAGE
BLOCK
WHERE
USED
No specific
Local supply
3001
7001
No specific
Plastic pushrod
Local supply
1001
No specific
Dry compressed air source with a

pressure reducing valve
Local supply
4001
No specific
Nylon-bristle brush
Local supply
4001
6001
No specific
Oven (70 C (158 F maximum))
Local supply
6001
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P/N
No specific
C.
DESIGNATION
Torque wrench, 0 to 10 Nm
(88.50 lbf.in)
SUPPLIERS
CODE OR
NAME AND
ADDRESS
PAGE
BLOCK
WHERE
USED
Local supply
7001
Special equipment
(1) The table below gives the special equipment used to do the maintenance of the component. It is
standard equipment in overhaul shops.
NOTE:
DESCRIPTION
RANGE
ACCURACY
PAGE
BLOCK
WHERE
USED
Air pressure gauge (M1)
0 to 5 bar (72.5 psi)
1% full scale
1001
Air pressure reducer (R1)
0 to 5 bar (72.5 psi)
1001
Air pressure source (S1)
0 to 5 bar (72.5 psi)
1001
ONOFF valve (V1)
1001
Test tank
Capacity of 2 liters
(0.528 Gallons) approx. and
capable to be resistant to a
pressure of 5 bar (72.5 psi)
1001
Chronometer
0 to 60 minutes
1 s
1001
Graduated test tube
1001
Milliohmmeter
0 to 20 milliohms
1% full scale
1001
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SPECIAL TOOLS
FIGURE 9001/GRAPHIC 28-11-22-991-901-A01
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TASK 28-11-22-940-802-A01
2.
CONSUMABLES
A.
Consumables
(1) The table below gives the consumables to do the maintenance of the component.
NOTE:
CODE
P/N
DESIGNATION AND
SPECIFICATION
SUPPLIER'S PAGE
CODE OR
BLOCK
NAME AND WHERE
ADDRESS
USED
JET A-1
Kerosene
F / AIR 3405C
UK/ DEF-STAN-91-91
N / F35
USA / ASTM-D1655
Local supply
1001
6001
NSA8203-128
Packing
VF6198
1001
ACETONE
Cleaning product
Local supply
4001
TT-I-735
Isopropyl alcohol
Local supply
4001
HAKU 1025-SF 41B
Degreasing product
VFA5Z0
4001
No specific
Clean and lint free cloth
Local supply
4001
ALODINE 1200
Protective coating
F / None
D / None
UK/ None
USA / MIL-C-55431 OR 81706
Local supply
6001
DEOXIDINE
Pretreatment for coating
Local supply
6001
No specific
Local supply
6001
CC03
LOCTITE 221
Thread locking cement
VF7121
7001
CM02
PR1422-A2
Sealant
VF0229
6001
GR01
NYCO 65
Grease
VF4101
7001
PI03
BRISAL OX50-855
Interposition compound
VF0217
6001
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CODE
P/N
DESIGNATION AND
SPECIFICATION
SUPPLIER'S PAGE
CODE OR
BLOCK
NAME AND WHERE
ADDRESS
USED
No specific
Polythene bag
Local supply
6001
No specific
Local supply
15001
No specific
Cardboard box
Local supply
15001
No specific
Cardboard or polystyrene
Local supply
15001
No specific
Adhesive tape
Local supply
15001
No specific
Desiccant
Local supply
15001
No specific
Transparent protection product
Local supply
15001
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STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION
TASK 28-11-22-550-801-A01
1.
STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS
A.
Reason for the job

(1) Storage Instructions give the procedures to use after assembly or testing, including any special
requirements applicable to the component.
B.

(1) Consumables
NOTE:
You can use alternatives for the items in the list.
NOTE:

all data.
CODE
C.
P/N
NAME
SOURCE
No specific
Polythene bag
Local supply
No specific
Cardboard box
Local supply
No specific
Cardboard or polystyrene
Local supply
No specific
Adhesive tape
Local supply
No specific
Desiccant
Local supply
No specific
Transparent protection product
Local supply
Job set-up
Not Applicable
D.
Procedure
Subtask
28-11-22-620-001-A01
(1) Preservation
(a) At the end of the test, drain excess of fuel from the unit and fully clean the external surfaces.
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(b) Put the unit, wet with fuel, in a polythene bag of 0,2 mm (0.008 in) minimum thickness. The
bag must be large enough to seal correctly.
(c) Remove as much air as possible from the bag and then use heat to seal it.
(d) Identify the packing with:
Subtask
Item identification label and packing date label
"DO NOT OPEN UNTIL REQUIRED FOR USE" label.
28-11-22-630-001-A01
(2) Packing
(a) Put the component in its initial container. Use the initial material for the protection of the
component. Use bags of desiccant as necessary.
(b) If the initial container is not available:
Subtask
Refer to DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION for the weight of the component.
Use a different container. Use only approved materials for the protection of the
component.
Put the unit in a cardboard box with its related documents (check sheet, log card).
Safety the unit and the document in the box (cardboard - polystyrene).
Close the packing box and make the seals stronger with adhesive tape.
Identify the packing with labels and protect them with a transparent material. Make sure
that:
a
The identification label has all the related data of the component
You can read the labels easily.
28-11-22-640-001-A01
(3) Storage
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS NOT TOO MUCH WEIGHT ON THE CONTAINER, IF
YOU USE THE STACK STORAGE METHOD. TOO MUCH WEIGHT ON THE
CONTAINER CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE COMPONENT.
CAUTION: DO NOT KEEP THE CONTAINER NEAR FLUIDS THAT CAN CAUSE CORROSION
OR DAMAGE, AND DO NOT KEEP NEAR SOURCES THAT MAKE HEAT OR
OZONE.
(a) Keep the container in a clean, dry room with a good supply of air.
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(b) Keep the temperature of the room between 0 C and + 55 C (32 F to +131 F). The
recommended temperature is at or near 15 C (59 F) and the relative humidity between 25
and 65%.
(c) Put the container where you can clearly read the identification label.
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TASK 28-11-22-990-802-A01
1.
INTRODUCTION
A.
General
(1) The purpose of this Illustrated Parts List is the identification of equipment assemblies,
sub-assemblies, and parts.
(2) It is set up in conformance with the rules set forth in the Air Transport Association of America
Specification ATA iSpec 2200 in AECMA Simplified English.
(3) From time to time, the illustrated nomenclature is revised so as to incorporate recent additions,
cancellations and modifications in equipment. Revisions are indicated by an "R" on the right of
each revised line, and apply solely to the date of revision.
B.
Use of the IPL

(1) Publication format
(a) The IPL is arranged in the following order:
-
Introduction, including the Vendor Code Index (VCI)
Equipment Designator Index (EDI)
Numerical Index (NI)
Detailed Parts List (DPL).
(b) Equipment designator index

This index contains the relevant reference and diagrams for each circuit symbol, as well as
the corresponding marker.
The equipment designator index is alphanumerical, and is arranged in the following order:
-
dash
letters from A through Z
numerals from 0 through 9.
(c) Numerical index

This index contains all Part Numbers (P/N) ever included in the Detailed Parts. The part
number is followed by the applicable figure and item number / variant references.
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The numerical index is alphanumerical, and is arranged in the following order:

-
dash
letters from A through Z
numerals from 0 through 9.
(d) Vendor Code index

The vendor code index is alphanumerically arranged according to the manufacturer's code.
This list includes the names and addresses of all manufacturers cited in the detailed
nomenclature.
(2) Identification of a component part
There are several different ways to identify a component part.
(a) To find a part with a known Part Number (P/N).
1
Refer to the Numerical Index and find the P/N
The numerical index contains the following information about the reference:
the reference of the part specific to the airline (column left blank)
the illustrated catalog sequence number (CSN). Application: 2-150A

number, 150A = sequence number)
the quantity per CSN.
Refer to the figure in the parts list.
Find the item number on the illustration.
(2 = Figure
(b) To find a P/N with a known Equipment Designator Index.

This index specifies the item reference and the CSN relevant to a given symbol.
1
A circuit symbol is made up of:
one or two letters specifying the nature of the component part (letter symbol),
one or two numerals stating the order code of the component part in the relevant
sub-assembly,
or possibly with a position suffix, containing two or four numerals, and defining the
sub-assembly in which the component part is mounted. This suffix is chosen at random.
Application: R10 - 6
R = Letter Symbol
10 = Order No,
6 = Position suffix.
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List of position suffixes versus the sub-assembly designation.
FIGURE
DESIGNATION
SUFFIX
Refuel panel multi tank indicator (MTI), assembly
10
Circuit card display
20
Circuit card assembly, CPU
32
List of sub-assemblies versus the position suffix number.
SUFFIX
DESIGNATION
FIGURE
10
Refuel panel multi tank indicator (MTI), assembly
20
Circuit card display
30
Circuit card assembly, CPU
(c) To find a P/N through the illustrated nomenclature:
C.
Find the illustration that shows the breakdown of the assembly.
Find the part and make a note of the item number.
Look in the parts list related to the illustration for the item number. This will also gives
you the P/N and the description.
Use of the Detailed Parts List

(1) The detailed parts list includes the nomenclature and illustrations of the unit components.
-
1st column: Figure and Item/Item variant number
2nd column: Part Number
3rd column: Airline Stock Number
4th column: Indentation and Nomenclature
5th column: Usage Code
6th column: Units per Assembly.
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(2) Figure and Item Numbers

(a) An item number is given to each part-numbered assembly, sub-assembly or item in the parts
list.
(b) The figure number, which includes the items in the list, is given on the first line at the top of
each page.
(c) The highest assemblies for each figure shall be listed first. If there is more than one part
number for an assembly, use alpha variant item numbers e.g. 1A, 1B, 10A, 10B etc. In the
usage code column of the assembly parts, the letters are used to link parts to the correct
assembly. Use alpha variant item numbers for:
-
Parts introduced by modification, product improvement, change of material etc.
Similar parts with different usage code
Optional parts, unless an alpha variant is listed for another reason. In this case, optional
part numbers must be given in the Nomenclature column.
(d) Assemblies, sub-assemblies and parts in the list which are not illustrated are identified with a
dash (-) before the item number.
(3) Manufacturer's Part Number
A manufacturer's part number is given to each assembly, sub-assembly and detail parts
(illustrated or not).
(4) Nomenclature
(a) The nomenclature is indented to show the item relationship as follows:
123456
Assembly
. Detail parts of assembly
. Subassembly
Attaching parts and/or storage parts for subassembly
***
. . Detail parts for subassembly
. . Sub-subassembly
Attaching parts and/or storage parts for sub-subassembly
***
. . . Detail parts for sub-subassembly
etc...
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(b) A vendor code is given for all items or articles not made by the prime manufacturer of the
assembly.
(c) This vendor code or the abbreviation NP (Non Procurable) is written at the far right-hand
side in the first line of the nomenclature.
(5) Effectivity Code
In a figure, the part number identified by an effectivity code shows that the coded part must be
used with other parts identified with the same alpha designation. Also, coded parts can be used
with all other non-coded parts (no alpha designation).
The effectivity code must begin with A and continue with B, C, ... Z. If required, the succession
will follow BA, CA, DA ... ZA, CB, DB, EB, ... DC, EC, FC, etc. The succession will always begin
with the subsequent alpha set which follows the last set by one alpha.
(6) Units Per Assembly
The units per assembly column shows the number of necessary units for the subsequent higher
assembly. In some cases, the letters "RF" (Reference) or "AR" (As Required) replace this
information.
(7) Abbreviations
-
AR = As required
DET = Detail
LH and RH = Left and right
NHA = Next higher assembly
NP = Non procurable
OLD P/N = Old part number
ORDER OVERLGTH MP/N = Actual part number is more than 15 characters
OVERSIZE = Oversize repair parts
R = Modified
RF = For reference
SEL FROM = Select from parts
POST SB = Post Service Bulletin
POST SL = Post Service Letter
SUPSD BY = Superseded by
SUPSDS = Supersedes
UNDERSIZE = Undersize repair parts.
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(a) The following letters are used in the standard index:
tera = 10exp(12)
giga = 10exp(9)
mega = 10exp(6)
kilo = 10exp(3)
one = 1
MY
milli = 10exp(-3)
MU
micro = 10exp(-6)
nano = 10exp(-9)
pico = 10exp(-12)
(b) The following letters are used in the standard index to indicate tolerances on electronic
components:
0.1%
0.25%
0.50%
1%
2%
5%
10%
(8) Updating
When an item is revised, added or deleted, the letter "R" is written in the right margin (the page
date of issue changes).
The letter "R" is written in the right margin opposite the page number when all the item numbers
are changed.
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V81349 MILITARY SPECIFICATIONS PROMULGATED BY MILITARY DEPARTMENTS
AGENCIES UNDER AUTHORITY OF DEFENSE STANDARDIZATION
MANUAL 4120 3-M
USA
VF0111 BNAE-BUREAU DE NORMALISATION DE L'AERONAUTIQUE
ET DE L'ESPACE TECHNOPOLIS 54
199 RUE JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU
92138 ISSY LES MOULINEAUX
FRANCE
INTERTECHNIQUE
VF0422
FUEL & INERTING SYSTEMS - ZI DES GATINES
61 RUE PIERRE CURIE
78373 PLAISIR CEDEX
FRANCE
VF2521 PLASTIQUES DE FRANCE INDUSTRIES-LES
845 AV DU PIC DE BERTAGNE
13420 GEMENOS
FRANCE
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PART NUMBER
21215DB1604
CANCELLED
21215DB1606
21217DB1605
21217DB1606
CANCELLED
2L83-026
2L83-029
4L83-003
4L83-004
4L83-006
4L83-007
4L83-009
4L83-010
4L83-011
4L83-014
4L83-027
4L83-044
4L83-046
4L83-047
4L83-083
4L83-094
AJ81-09
AJ81-10
AP63-42
AR38-27
AR38-28
AR65-06
L83A13-602-1
L83A13-604
L83A13-614
L83A13-615
M25988-3-019
M25988-3-127
N100-104CL
N450PD60
CANCELLED
AIRLINE STOCK NUMBER
FIG
ITEM
TTL
REQ
-160A
1
1
1
140
160
160
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
170A
170
60
30
50
120
90
90A
130
- 10
120A
- 90B
- 10A
- 50A
-150A
-150B
80
20
150
40
110A
110
-160A
- 1
- 1A
- 1B
- 1C
70
100
-180
-180
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
RF
RF
RF
RF
1
1
1
1
- ITEM NOT ILLUSTRATED
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80
80
100
90
90A
110
110A
120A
120
140
140
130
150
130
150
160
160
170A
170
SHT-28-11-22-991-801-A01-01
70
30
20
50
60
40
VALVE,WATER DRAIN
FIGURE 1
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FIG.ITEM
1
- 1
- 1A
- 1B
- 1C
- 10
- 10A
20
30
40
50
- 50A
60
70
80
90
90A
- 90B
100
110
110A
120
120A
130
140
150
-150A
-150B
160
-160A
170
170A
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
PART NUMBER
L83A13-602-1
L83A13-604
L83A13-614
L83A13-615
4L83-014
4L83-046
AJ81-10
4L83-004
AR38-27
4L83-006
4L83-047
4L83-003
M25988-3-019
AJ81-09
4L83-009
4L83-010
4L83-044
M25988-3-127
AR38-28
AR38-27
4L83-007
4L83-027
4L83-011
21215DB1606
AP63-42
4L83-083
4L83-094
21217DB1605
AR65-06
2L83-029
2L83-026
NOMENCLATURE
1234567
|||||||
VALVE,WATER
DRAIN
NP
VALVE,WATER DRAIN
NP
VALVE,WATER DRAIN
VALVE,WATER
DRAIN
.VALVE,ASSEMBLY,OUTER
.VALVE,ASSEMBLY,OUTER
..RING,RETAINING
..VALVE,OUTER
..SPRING
..GUIDE
..GUIDE
..BODY,VALVE
.PACKING,PREFORMED
V81349
20.35X1.78 61D6
(AJ60-57)
.RING,RETAINING
.COVER
.COVER
.COVER
.PACKING,PREFORMED
V81349
36.17X2.62 61D6
(AJ63-54)
.SPRING
.SPRING
.VALVE,INNER
.VALVE,INNER
.STRIP,BONDING
ATTACHING PARTS
.RIVET,SOLID
U DIA1.6X6 VF0111
5356
(AR65-07)
* * *
.PLATE,IDENTIFICATION
ATTACHING PARTS
.RIVET,SOLID
F100
VF0111
DIA1.6X5 5086
(AR64-17)
.RIVET,SOLID
U DIA 1.6X4.5
5356
* * *
.BODY
.BODY
EFFECT
CODE
AB
CD
AB
CD
AC
BD
AC
BD
AC
BD
ABD
BD
AC
AC
BD
UNITS
PER
ASSY
RF
RF
RF
RF
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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FIG.ITEM
-180
AIRLINE
STOCK
NUMBER
PART NUMBER
N100-104CL
NOMENCLATURE
1234567
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STORAGE PARTS
.CAP-PLUG,PROTECTIVE
(AC13-08)
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EFFECT
CODE
VF2521 BD
UNITS
PER
ASSY
28-11-22
PAGE 10001- 2
JAN 31/12

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ZODIAC SERVICES

FUEL & INERTING SYSTEMS

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

WATER DRAIN VALVE

Copyright INTERTECHNIQUE 2011.

RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS

SERVICE BULLETIN LIST

Standardization with the components of

Improvement to reduce the possibility of

Inspection of the outer valve P/n 4L83-046

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

SERVICE BULLETIN LIST

TESTING AND FAULT

1001 R JAN 31/12

TESTING AND FAULT

3001 R JAN 31/12

4001 R JAN 31/12

5001 R JAN 31/12

6001 R JAN 31/12

7001 R JAN 31/12

FITS AND CLEARANCES

8001 R JAN 31/12

SPECIAL TOOLS FIXTURES - EQUIPMENT

9001 R JAN 31/12

15001 R JAN 31/12

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

DETAILED PARTS LIST

Introduction .......................................................................................................................... INTRO

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION ....................................................................................................................1

Description and operation ...........................................................................................................................1

TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION ........................................................................................................... 1001

SCHEMATICS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS .......................................................................... NOT APPLICABLE

Disassembly ......................................................................................................................................... 3001

CLEANING .................................................................................................................................................. 4001

Cleaning ............................................................................................................................................... 4001

CHECK ........................................................................................................................................................ 5001

Check ................................................................................................................................................... 5001

REPAIR ....................................................................................................................................................... 6001

Repair No.1 - Repair of the protective treatment ................................................................................. 6001

ASSEMBLY ................................................................................................................................................. 7001

Assembly .............................................................................................................................................. 7001

FITS AND CLEARANCES .......................................................................................................................... 8001

Fits and clearances .............................................................................................................................. 8001

SPECIAL TOOLS - FIXTURES - EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES .................................................... 9001

Special tools, fixtures and equipment .................................................................................................. 9001

SPECIAL PROCEDURES .................................................................................................... NOT APPLICABLE

Storage instructions ........................................................................................................................... 15001

Job set-up information ............................................................................................................. 15001

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST ................................................................................................. IPL 10001

Introduction ............................................................................................................... INTRO 10001

DIRECT WATER DRAIN VALVE - FULL DIMENSIONS ............................................... 4

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST:

VALVE,WATER DRAIN .......................................................................................10001-0

Technical data for the component

Maintenance and repair procedures for the component

How to Use the Manual

Disassembly: verified by performance on JUL 15/09

Testing and Fault Isolation: verified by performance on JUL 15/09

Assembly: verified by performance on JUL 15/09.

To: U.S. standard system

cm3 = cubic centimeter

cmg = centimeter gramme

cu.in = Cubic inch