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Aircraft Maintenance Manual AP101C-0405-SERIES
CHAPTER 24
AIR SERVICES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER
SUBJECT SECTION PAGE
SUBJECT
GENERAL 24-00-00
Introduction 24-00-00 1-1
DISTRIBUTION 24-20-00
Introduction 24-20-00 1-1
MAINTENANCE PRACTICES
Cooling Fan - Cable Assembly Replacement 24-20-00 201
ELECTRONICS BAY VENTILATION 24-21-00
Introduction and Technical Data 24-21-00 1-1
Description and Operation 24-21-00 2-1
SERVICING OPERATIONS
General servicing 24-21-00 301
HF EQUIPMENT COMPARTMENT VENTILATION 24-22-00
General Servicing 24-22-00 301
REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
Fan 24-22-01 401
Cabin Exhaust Hose 24-22-02 401
Stub Wing Exhaust Hose 24-22-03 401
Cabin/Stub Wing Inlet Hose 24-22-04 401
Cabin/Stub Wing Exhaust Hose 24-22-05 401
Sponson Hose 24-22-06 401
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SUBJECT SECTION PAGE
SUBJECT
Sponson Duct 24-22-07 401
ADJUSTMENT AND TEST
Functional Test 24-22-00 501
EXAMINATION AND CHECK
Detailed Examination 24-22-00 601
DOPPLER AERIAL COMPARTMENT VENTILATION 24-23-00
AFT RADIO COMPARTMENT VENTILATION 24-25-00
Fan 24-25-01 401
Left Duct Assembly 24-25-02 401
Right Duct Assembly 24-25-03 401
ADJUSTMENT AND TEST
Functional Test 24-25-00 501
EXAMINATION AND CHECK
Detailed Examination 24-25-00 601
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AIR SERVICES
INTRODUCTION
1. General
This Chapter gives the general and technical data for the air services installed in the Sea King
I
AEW Mk 2, HU Mk 5 and HAS Mk 6 aircraft.
For more data refer to Sub-Chapter 24-20-00 Distribution
NOTE : Technical data for environmental control is given in Chapter 23-00-00.
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DISTRIBUTION
INTRODUCTION
1. General
The function of the distribution system is to cause an airflow around electronic components.
The technical data for the distribution system components is given in the Sub-Chapters that
follow:
- 24-21-00 Electronics Compartment Ventilation

- 24-22-00 HF Equipment Compartment Ventilation
- 24-23-00 Doppler Aerial Compartment Ventilation
- 24-25-00 Aft Radio Compartment Ventilation
- 24-26-00 Searchwater Radar Ventilation.
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DISTRIBUTION
COOLING FAN CABLE ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT
1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to replace the cable assembly for the cooling fan.
B. Related Maintenance Procedures

Aircraft Maintenance Manual..........................................................................Chapter 07-30-00
Aircraft Maintenance Manual.................................................................................24-22-01-401
C. Tools and Equipment

Standard Tools............................................................................................... Chapter 07-30-00
Soldering Iron......................................................................................................... Local Supply
Vacuum Pencil....................................................................................................... Local Supply
D. Materials
Solder.............................................................................................................................. (C559)
E. New Items
None
F. Necessary Manpower
One person is necessary for this procedure.
G. Necessary Conditions
Cooling fan must be on a grounded workbench in an area that has a good airflow.
2. Task
A. Preliminary Operations
(1) Remove the applicable cooling fan (1-1) as follows:
(a) HF cooling fan (Work Card 24-22-01-401)
(b) Aft compartment cooling fan (Work Card 24-25-01-401)
(2) Put the cooling fan (1-1) in an area safe for maintenance which is well ventilated.
B. Cable Assembly Removal
WARNING 1 : REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT

OF THIS PUBLICATION. SOLDER (C559) IS A DANGEROUS
MATERIAL.
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WARNING 2 : BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU SOLDER:

— THE SOLDER WILL MAKE FUMES WHEN HEATED. THESE FUMES
ARE DANGEROUS. WORK IN AN AREA WITH A GOOD AIRFLOW.
— DO NOT TOUCH THE SOLDERING IRON WHEN IT IS IN USE. THE
SOLDERING IRON WILL BE HOT DURING USE. THE HOT TOOL
CAN CAUSE INJURY.
— DO NOT TOUCH THE SOLDERING IRON UNTIL IT IS COOL. THE
SOLDERING IRON WILL BE HOT AFTER USE. THE HOT TOOL
CAN CAUSE INJURY.
— WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER WORKING WITH SOLDER
BEFORE EATING, DRINKING OR SMOKING.
— SOLDER WILL BE HOT WHEN BEING USED. WEAR
APPROPRIATE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT.
(1) Identify the 3 wires (1-2) of the cable assembly (1-3) at the avionics cooling fan (1-
1) terminals T1, T2 and T3.
CAUTION : You must be careful when you desolder the wires. Damage can occur
to the terminations and wire if you do not obey this caution.
(2) Desolder the 3 wires (1-2) of the cable assembly (1-3) at the cooling fan (1-
1) terminals T1, T2 and T3 as follows:
(a) Apply heated soldering iron bit to the join to be desoldered.
(b) When the solder has melted sufficiently use a vacuum pencil to remove the
melted solder away from the joint.
(c) Remove the wire from the joint.
C. Cable Assembly Installation
WARNING 1 : REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT

OF THIS PUBLICATION. SOLDER (C559) IS A DANGEROUS
MATERIAL.
WARNING 2 : BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU SOLDER:

— THE SOLDER WILL MAKE FUMES WHEN HEATED. THESE FUMES
ARE DANGEROUS. WORK IN AN AREA WITH A GOOD AIRFLOW.
— DO NOT TOUCH THE SOLDERING IRON WHEN IT IS IN USE. THE
SOLDERING IRON WILL BE HOT DURING USE. THE HOT TOOL
CAN CAUSE INJURY.
— DO NOT TOUCH THE SOLDERING IRON UNTIL IT IS COOL. THE
SOLDERING IRON WILL BE HOT AFTER USE. THE HOT TOOL
CAN CAUSE INJURY.
— WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER WORKING WITH SOLDER
BEFORE EATING, DRINKING OR SMOKING.
— SOLDER WILL BE HOT WHEN BEING USED. WEAR APPROPIATE
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT.
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CAUTION 1 : You must be careful not to cause damage to the solder

connections on the avionics cooling fan terminals.
CAUTION 2 : You must be careful when you strip the insulation from the wires.
Damage can occur if you do not obey this caution.
(1) If the wire cores are damaged strip the insulation away from the wire to an
appropriate length.
(2) All wires (1-2) must be mechanically attached to their terminals before you solder.
Locate the wire in the required position (Operation 2.B.(1)). Wind the wire around the
terminal for a minimum of half a turn and up to one full turn (Figure 1, Detail A).
Make sure that the wire will not unwind itself.
(3) Solder the 3 wires (1-2) of the cable assembly (1-3) as follows:
(a) When the soldering iron tip is at the correct temperature, make contact with
the wire and the correct terminal. Apply solder to the wire and the terminal.
Make sure that adequate wetting occurs.
(b) When a sufficient amount of solder has been melted for the joint then remove
the solder wire and soldering iron in that sequence.
(c) Allow the solder joint to cool and harden. The soldered connection shall be
cooled in air at room temperature. Do not move or stress the joint at any
time during cooling of the solder.
D. Final Operations
(1) Do a bonding check (Work Card 55-00-00-602).
(2) Make sure that the work area is clean.
(3) Install the applicable cooling fan (1-1) as follows:
(a) HF cooling fan (Work Card 24-22-01-401)
(b) Aft compartment cooling fan (Work Card 24-25-01-401)
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DETAIL A
TB542
3
T3
T2
CABLE IDENT
T1-RED
T2-YELLOW
T3-BLUE T1
SWM24073A-01
Figure 1 Distribution - Cooling Fan Cable assembly replacement
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ELECTRONICS COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

INTRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL DATA
Introduction
The function of the system for the electronics compartment ventilation is to cause external air to
flow through the compartment.
Equipment List
Master
Reference Item Pan Number
Code
24-21-01 Grille S6120-61224-5

24-21-02 Grille S6120-61224-5
Data List
None
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
1. Description
A. General (Figure 1)
The system for the electronics compartment ventilation uses external air. Air flows into the
aircraft through intake grilles into the electronics compartment and outboard through
exhaust grilles.
B. Intake Grilles
Two intake grilles are installed on the aircraft skin at the front of the cockpit canopy. A drain
hose is attached to each intake grille. This permits the moisture, that comes in through the
grilles, to drain overboard.
C. Exhaust Grilles
One exhaust grille is installed in the fuselage skin on each side of the cockpit. The exhaust
grille lets air flow from the electronics compartment to outboard of the aircraft.
2. Operation
Forward movement of the aircraft causes external air to flow through the intake grilles into a
duct. The duct causes the air to flow into the electronics compartment to make the
equipment cool. Differential pressure between the intake grilles and exhaust grilles causes
the air to flow outboard through the exhaust grilles.
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INTAKEGRIS
Ir--.
AUSTS
'r• '---c.-/
ELECTRONICS
COMPARTMENT
l
SWM24014A-01 I
Figure 1 Electronics Compartment Ventilation - System Layout
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GENERAL SERVICING
1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to do the general servicing of the electronics compartment
ventilation system.
Aircraft Maintenance Manual...................................................................................07-10-00-211
Aircraft Maintenance Manual Chapter 07-30-00
Standard tools Chapter 07-30-00
D. Materials
None
E. New Items
None
Aircraft safe for maintenance.
2. Task
(1) Open the electronics compartment door (Work Card 07-10-00-211).
B. Procedure
(1) Examine the intake grilles and the exhaust grilles and make sure they are correctly
attached. Make sure there is no damage or corrosion. Make sure the grilles are clean
and not blocked.
(2) Examine the drain hoses and make sure they are correctly attached and there is no
damage. Make sure the hoses are not blocked.
C. Final Operations
(1) Make sure the work area is clean and there are no loose objects.
(2) Close the electronics compartment door (Work Card 07-10-00-211).
(3) Remove all tools and equipment from the aircraft.
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HF EQUIPMENT COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

Introduction
The function of the ventilation system for the HF equipment compartment is to make the
electronic equipment, in the left sponson, cool.
Equipment List
Master
Reference Item Part Number
Code
24-22-01 Fan S6120-63008
24-22-02 Hose WD0182-12256
24-22-03 Hose WD0182-12205-3
24-22-04 Hose WD0182-12175
24-22-05 Hose WD0182-12205-4
24-22-06 Hose WD0182-12225
24-22-07 Duct WD0182-12198
Data List
Fan
power necessary...........................................................................................200 V ac 3-phase
frequency...................................................................................................... 400 Hz
consumption at 200 V ac each phase...........................................................9.16 VA
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1. Description
The HF equipment compartment is made cool with air from the cabin. The air inlet is
installed on the lower left side of the cabin forward end. A grille is installed on the inlet. A
cabin/stub-wing inlet hose connects the cabin inlet to the sponson.
The air in the sponson goes through the transmitter/receiver ventilation inlet to an outlet in
the mounting tray. The plenum chamber on the mounting tray, for the HF equipment, is
connected to the sponson duct.
A stub-wing exhaust hose connects the sponson duct to the stub-wing exhaust outlet. The
cabin/stub-wing exhaust duct then connects the sponson outlet to the cabin exhaust duct. A
fan is installed inside the outlet pipe at the top of the exhaust duct. A second fan is installed
in the transmitter/receiver.
A sponson hose is attached to the air inlet compartment in the sponson. The flexible hose
connects the inlet compartment to the compartment for the aerial tuning unit, in the front of
the sponson.
2. Operation
A. General (Figures 1 and 2)
Air flows through the sponson and ducts because of differential pressure between the cabin
inlet and the exhaust outlet. This is caused by the operation of the fan installed in the
exhaust outlet. The fan installed in the transmitter/receiver increases the airflow when the
equipment is used.
The fan installed in the exhaust outlet will operate when 200 V ac is supplied to the aircraft.
The fan is connected to the 115 V ac Essential Busbar through three 5 amp circuit breakers.
The circuit breakers are installed in the inter seat console.
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OUTLET PIPE
SPONSON HOSE
CABIN
EXHAUST,jE3
HOSE
SPONSON
DUCT
I SWM24O16A-01 I
Figure 1 HF Equipment Compartment Ventilation - System Layout
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HF COOLING FAN
FAN MOTOR
CIRCUIT HUX AIJ T1
115 V AC CIRCUIT HUX BO T2

ESSENTIAL
BUSBAR CIRCUIT HUX CO T3
I SWM24024A-02 I
Figure 2 HF Equipment Compartment Ventilation - Schematic Diagram
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GENERAL SERVICING
1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to do the general servicing of the ventilation system for the HF
equipment compartment.
Aircraft Maintenance Manual...........................................................................Chapter 07-30-00
Aircraft Maintenance Manual..................................................................................24-22-00-501
Aircraft Maintenance Manual 30-81-01-401
Standard tools.................................................................................................. Chapter 07-30-00
D. Materials
None
E. New Items
None
2. Task
(1) Remove the cabin soundproofing as necessary for access (Work Card 30-81-01 -401).
(2) Remove the access panels from the left stub wing and sponson as necessary
(Work Card 07-10-00-211).
B. Procedure
(1) Examine all the ventilation system components and make sure there is no damage or
corrosion.
(2) Make sure all the system components are correctly attached.
(3) Make sure the system intakes and exhausts are not blocked.
(4) Make sure the drain at the bottom of the cabin exhaust hose is not blocked.
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c. Final Operations
(2) Close the left stub wing and sponson panels that were removed for access
(Work Card 07-10-00-211).
(3) Install the cabin soundproofing that was removed for access (Work Card 30-81-01-401 ).
(5) Do the functional test of the ventilation system for the HF equipment compartment
(Work Card 24-22-00-501).
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FUNCTIONAL TEST
1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to do the functional test of the HF equipment compartment
ventilation system.
Aircraft Maintenance Manual............................................................................Chapter 07-30-00
D. Materials
None
E. New Items
None
2. Task
(1) Make sure the HF (de), HFTR (ac) and the three HF COOLING FAN (ac) circuit
breakers are closed.
(2) Connect the 115 V ac external power supply to the aircraft and set to ON
(Work Card 55-05-00-201).
B. Procedure
(1) Make sure there is a flow of air from the cabin exhaust hose.
(2) Make sure there is a flow of air into the intake grille in the cabin.
C. Final Operations
(1) Set the 115 V ac external power supply to OFF and disconnect from aircraft
(Work Card 55-05-00-201).
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DETAILED EXAMINATION
1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to do the detailed examination of the HF equipment
compartment ventilation system.
Aircraft Maintenance Manual................................................................................Chapter 07-30-00
Aircraft Maintenance Manual.........................................................................................24-22-00-501
Aircraft Repair Manual..........................................................................................................Topic 6A
Standard tools........................................................................................................Chapter 07-30-00
Spray can.......................................................................................................................Local supply
D. Materials
Corrosion preventative...............................................................................................................(C15)
Grease......................................................................................................................................(C212)
E. New Hems
None
G. Necessary Condttions
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2. Task
(1) Open the HF (de), HFTR (ac) and three HF COOLING FAN circuit breakers
(Chapter 55-51-00).
(2) Remove the cabin soundproofing as necessary for access (Work Card 30-81-01-401).
(3) Remove the cooling fan (Work Card 24-22-01-401).
B. Procedure
(1) Examine the cooling fan motor and electrical connections for signs of corrosion. For
corrosion removal refer to the Aircraft Repair Manual, Topic 6A.
WARNING: REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT

PART OF THIS PUBLICATION. CORROSION PREVENTATIVE (C15) IS A
DANGEROUS MATERIAL.
(2) Apply a thin layer of corrosion preventative (C15) to the cooling fan motor, with a spray
can.
WARNING: REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT

PART OF THIS PUBLICATION. GREASE (C212) IS A DANGEROUS
MATERIAL.
(3) Apply grease (C212) to the electrical terminals on the cooling fan, and the screws that
attach the cooling fan to the cabin exhaust hose.
C. Final Operations
(1) Install the cooling fan (Work Card 24-22-01-401).
(2) Install the cabin soundproofing which was removed for access
(Work Card 30-81-01 -401).
(4) Close the HF (de), HTFR (ac) and three HF COOLING FAN circuit breakers
(Chapter 55-51-00).
(6) Do the functional test of the HF equipment compartment ventilation system
(Work Card 24-22-00-501 ).
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FAN
1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to remove and install the cooling fan.


Standard tools................................................................................................. Chapter 07-30-00
D. Materials
None
E. New Items
Cable ties................................................................................................................. SSC2S-10S
2. Task
(1) Open the HF (DC), HFTR (AC) and three HF COOLING FAN circuit breakers (Chapter
55-51-00).
(2) Remove the cabin soundproofing as necessary to get access (Work Card
30-81-01-401).
B. Removal
(1) Loosen the hose clip (1-8) and disconnect the hose (1-7) from the fan housing (1-5).
(2) Identify and disconnect the cooling fan cables at the terminal block 542.
(3) Remove the cable ties and release the cables from the attachment to the structure.
(4) Remove the six nuts (1-9), the six washers (1-10) and the six screws (1-11).
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CAUTION : You must take care not to cause damage to the solder connections
on the cable, when the fan is removed.
(5) Remove the cooling fan (1-4) together with the housing (1-5) and put the cables
through the grommet (1-2) in the outlet pipe (1-1).
(6) Remove the three screws (1-3) from the anchor nuts (1-6) and remove the cooling fan
(1-4) from the housing (1-5).
(7) If you replace cooling fan (1-4), remove the cable assembly and install it on
the replacement cooling fan (Work Card 24-20-00-201).
C. Installation
(1) Attach the cooling fan (1-4) to the housing (1-5) with the three screws (1-3) and the
anchor nuts (1-6).
on the cable, when the fan is installed.
(2) Put the cables through the grommet (1-2) and install the cooling fan (1-4) and
the housing (1-5) in the outlet pipe (1-1).
(3) Install the six screws (1-11), the six washers (1-10) and the six nuts (1-9). Tighten
the six screws.
(4) Identify and connect the cooling fan cables to the terminal block 542. Attach the
cables to the structure with new cable ties.
(5) Loosely assemble the hose clip (1-8) to the hose (1-7) and connect the hose to the
cooling fan housing (1-5). Tighten the hose clip.
D. Final Operations
(2) Install the cabin soundproofing which was removed for access (Work Card
30-81-01-401).
(3) Close the HF (DC), HFTR (AC) and three HF COOLING FAN circuit breakers
(Chapter 55-51-00).
(4) Remove all the tools and equipment from the aircraft.
(5) Do the functional test of the HF equipment compartment ventilation system (Work
Card 24-22-00-501).
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Figure 1 Cooling Fan - Removal and Installation
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CABIN EXHAUST HOSE

1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to remove and install the cabin exhaust hose.
Standard tools.......................................................................................................Chapter 07-30-00
D. Materials
Grease........................................................................................................................................(C61)
E. New Items
None
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2. Task
(1) Make sure all electrical power supplies are set to OFF and the external power supplies
are disconnected from the aircraft (Work Card 55-05-00-201 ).
(2) Remove the cabin soundproofing as necessary to get access
(Work Card 30-81-01-401 ).
B. Removal (Figure 1)
(1) Loosen the hose clips (2) and (4).
(2) Disconnect the hose (3) from the fan housing (1) and the tube (5). Remove the hose
clips (2) and (4).
(3) Remove the hose (3) from its installed position.
(4) Loosen the hose clip (6) and remove the tube (5).
C. Installation (Figure 1)
WARNING : REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT OF

THIS PUBLICATION. GREASE (C61) IS A DANGEROUS MATERIAL.
CAUTION : Apply grease (C61) to the threads on the hose clips to make sure the hose
clips tighten correctly on Installation.
(1) Make sure the drain hole in the tube (5) is clear.
(2) Loosely assemble the hose clip (6) to the tube (5) and install the tube (5).
(3) Loosely assemble the hose clips (2) and (4) to each end of the hose (3).
(4) Connect the hose (3) to the fan housing (1) and the tube (5) and tighten the hose
clips (2), (4) and (6).
D. Final Operations
(2) Install the cabin soundproofing which was removed for access
(Work Card 30-81-01-401).
(Work Card 24-22-00-501).
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DETAIL A
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SWM24018A-02
Figure 1 cabin Exhaust Hose - Removal and Installation
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STUB WING EXHAUST HOSE

1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to remove and install the stub wing exhaust hose.
D. Materials
Grease................................................................................................................................ (C61)
E. New Items
None
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2. Task
(2) Remove the access panel on the bottom of the stub wing (Work Card 07-10-00-211).
(1) Remove the two screws (4) that attach the half clip (3) to the bracket (6). Remove the
half clip (3).
(3) Disconnect and remove the hose (2) and the hose clips (1) and (5).
WARNING : REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT

MATERIAL.
clips tighten correctly on installation.
(1) Loosely assemble the hose clips (1) and (5) to each end of the hose (2) and install the
hose (2). Tighten the hose clips (1) and (5).
(2) Attach the half clip (3) to the bracket (6) with the two screws (4). Tighten the two
screws (4).
D. Final Operations
(2) Install the access panel on the bottom of the stub wing (Work Card 07-10-00-211 ).
(Work Card 24-22-00-501).
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DETAIL A
/ 6
FORWARD
jSWM24019A-02 j
Figure 1 Stub Wing Exhaust Hose - Removal and Installation
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CABIN/STUB WING INLET HOSE

1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to remove and install the cabin/stub wing inlet hose.
D. Materials
Grease................................................................................................................................. (C61)
E. New Items
None
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2. Task
(1) Disconnect the electrical connectors J307 and J308 at the fuselage above the left stub
wing.
(2) Install the blanking caps to the fixed and free connectors J307 and J308
(Work Card 55-00-00-201).
(3) Remove the half clip (1) and loosen the hose clip (2).
(4) Disconnect and remove the hose (3) and the hose clip (2).

MATERIAL.
CAUTION : Apply grease (C61) to the threads on the hose clip to make sure the hose
clip tightens correctly on installation.
(1) Loosely assemble the hose clip (2) to the end of the hose (3) and install the hose (3).
(2) Install the half clip (1) and tighten the hose clip (2).
(3) Remove the blanking caps from the fixed and free connectors J307 and J308
(Work Card 55-00-00-201).
(4) Install the connectors J307 and J308 at the fuselage above the left stub wing.
D. Final Operations
(Work Card 24-22-00-501 ).
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DETAIL A I SWM24020A-02 I
Figure 1 cabin/Stub Wing Inlet Hose - Removal and Installation
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CABIN/STUB WING EXHAUST HOSE

1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to remove and install the cabin/stub wing exhaust hose.
D. Materials
Grease................................................................................................................................ (C61)
E. New Items
None
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2. Task
(2) Disconnect and remove the hose (2) and the hose clip (1) and (3).

-·· - PART OF THIS PUBLICATION. GREASE (C61) IS A DANGEROUS
MATERIAL.
(1) Loosely assemble the hose clips (1) and (3) to the end of the hose (2) and install the
hose (2).
(2) Tighten the hose clips (1) and (3).
D. Final Operations
(Work Card 24-22-00-501).
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Figure 1 Csbin/Stub Wing Exhaust Hose - Removal and Installation
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SPONSON HOSE
1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to remove and install the sponson hose.

Standard tools.......................................................................................................Chapter 07-30-00
D. Materials
Grease........................................................................................................................................(C61)
E. New Items
None
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2. Task
(2) Remove the access panels on the left sponson and stub wing as necessary
(Work Card 07-10-00-211).
(1) Remove the HF transmitter/receiver (Work Card 60-11-01-401).
(3) Disconnect and remove the hose (2) and the hose clips (1) and (3).

MATERIAL.
(1) Loosely assemble the hose clips (1) and (3) to each end of the hose (2) and install the
hose (2).
(2) Tighten the hose clips (1) and (3).
(3) Install the HF transmitter/receiver (Work Card 60-11-01-401).
D. Final Operations
(2) Install the panels that were removed for access on the left sponson and stub wing
(Work Card 07-10-00-211).
(Work Card 24-22-00-501 ).
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Figure 1 Sponson Hose - Removal and Installation
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SPONSON DUCT
1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to remove and install the sponson duct.

Aircraft Maintenance Manual ...................................................................•................07-10-00-203
Aircraft Maintenance Manual ................................................................................. 60-11-11-401 I
Standard tools ..........................................................................................•..........Chapter 07-30-00
D. Materials
Grease.................................................................................................................................. (C61)
E. New Items
None
2. Task
are disconnected from the aircraft (Work Card 55-05-00-201).
I
(2) Remove the HF transmitter/receiver (Work Card 60-11-01-401).
(3) Remove the HF transmitter/receiver mounting tray (Work Card 60-11-11-401).
(4) Remove the access panel on the bottom of the left stub wing (Work Card
07-10-00-211).
B. Removal
(1) Loosen the hose clip (1-5) and disconnect the hose (1-6).
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(2) Remove the four nuts (1-4), the four washers (1-3) and the four bolts (1-2) that attach
the sponson duct (1-1) to the structure.
(3) Remove the sponson duct (1-1).
C. Installation
(1) Install the sponson duct (1-1) and attach it to the structure with the four bolts (1-2) the
four washers (1-3) and the four nuts (1-4). Torque tighten the nuts (Work Card
07-10-00-203).

PART OF THIS PUBLICATION. GREASE {C61) IS A DANGEROUS
MATERIAL.
CAUTION : Apply grease {C61) to the threads on the hose clip to make sure the
hose clip tightens correctly on installation.
(2) Loosely assemble the hose clip (1-5) to the hose {1-6) and connect the hose to the
sponson duct 1-1).
(3) Tighten the hose clip 1-5).
D. Final Operations
(1) Install the access panel on the bottom of the stub wing (Work Card 07-10-00-211).
I
(2) Install the HF transmitter/receiver mounting tray (Work Card 60-11-11-401).
(3) Install the HF transmitter/receiver (Work Card 60-11-01-401).
(6) Do the functional test of the HF equipment compartment ventilation system (Work Card
24-22-00-501).
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Figure 1 Sponson Duct - Removal and Installation
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DOPPLER AERIAL COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

Introduction
The function of the ventilation system in the doppler aerial compartment, is to keep electronic
equipment cool.
Equipment List
Master
Code
24-23-01 Ducting S6120-63009-2
24-23-02 Ducting S6150-62449-12
Data List
None
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1. Description
The ventilation system for the doppler aerial compartment, uses external air. Air flows into
the compartment through an intake grille in the floor of the AFCS controls compartment.
The air goes through the compartment and outboard through a rigid duct, a flexible duct
and an air passage. There is a grille on the outlet of the air passage. The grille is installed on
the left side of the fuselage skin below the cockpit sliding window.
2. Operation
Different pressure between the intake grille and the exhaust grille causes the air to flow
through the compartment.
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ELECTRONICS
COMPARTMENT DOPPLER AERIAL
COMPARTMENT
I SWM24025A-02 I
Figure 1 Doppler Aerial Compartment Ventilation - System Layout
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GENERAL SERVICING
1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to do the general servicing of the ventilation system for the
doppler aerial compartment.
D. Materials
None
E. New Items
None
2. Task
(1) Remove the floor panel that gives access to the doppler antenna and hull structure and
open the electronics compartment door (Work Card 07-10-00-221).
B. Procedure
(1) Examine all the ventilation system components and make sure there is no damage or
corrosion.
(2) Make sure all the system components are correctly attached.
(3) Make sure the intake and exhaust grilles are not blocked.
C. Final Operations
(2) Install the floor panel that was removed for access to the doppler antenna and hull
structure.
(3) Close the electronics compartment door (Work Card 07-10-00-221).
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AFT RADIO COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

Introduction
The function of the ventilation system for the aft radio compartment is to cause an airflow to
keep equipment cool.The equipment is only installed in the HU Mk 5 and HAS Mk 6 aircraft.
Equipment List
Master
Code
24-25-01 Fan S6120-63008
24-25-02 Stub duct WD4110-00427-041
WD4110-00426-041
Ducting NI/18/39/CC
24-25-03 Stub duct WD4110-00425-041
WD4110-00426-043
Ducting NI/18/39/CC
Data List
Apr 19
Fan
power necessary...........................................................................................200 Vac 3-phase
frequency...................................................................................................... 400 Hz
consumption at 200 Vac each phase............................................................9.16 VA
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1. Description
The aft radio compartment is kept cool with the air in the compartment. There is no vent
outboard of the aircraft. A fan causes the air to flow around the compartment.
The ventilation ducting is installed below the cabin floor between the aft radio compartment
and Station 459. The left ducting lets the air flow to the fan installed at station 459. The right
ducting lets the air flow forward to the aft radio compartment.
This was given through Mod 561, Parts A and B.
2. Operation
A. General (Figures 1 and 2)
The fan causes air to flow into the compartment aft of Station 459. A different pressure
causes the air to flow between the compartments, through the right ducting. The air goes aft
to the fan through the left ducting. There is no vent to outboard of the aircraft but the airflow
decreases the equipment temperature sufficiently to prevent heat damage.
The fan will operate when 200 V ac is supplied to the aircraft. The fan is connected to the
200 V ac Essential Busbar through three 5 amp circuit breakers. The circuit breakers are
installed in the inter seat console.
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529
S7"N 4S9
UNG FAN
425
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Figure 1 Aft Radio Compartment Ventilation - System Layout
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AFT COMP COOLING

FAN MOTOR
CIRCUIT HFX A'/J T1
200VAC
ESSENTIAL CIRCUIT HFX Bjt) T2
BUSBAR
CIRCUIT HFX C(J T3
I SWM24027A-02 I
Figure 2 Aft Radio Compartment Ventilation - Schematic Diagram
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GENERAL SERVICING
1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to do the general servicing of the ventilation system for the aft
radio compartment.
Aircraft Maintenance Manual ................................................................................15-23-15-401
D. Materials
None
E. New Items
None
2. Task
(2) Remove the cabin floor panels between Station 391 and Station 459
(Work Card 15-23-15-401).
(3) Open the thermal barrier flap to get access to the aft compartment
(Work Card 30-81-02-401).
B. Procedure
(1) Examine the ventilation system components and make sure they are correctly attached
and there is no damage or corrosion.
(2) Make sure the ducting is not blocked.
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C. Final Operations
(2) Install the cabin floor panels between Station 391 and Station 459
(Work Card 15-23-15-401).
(3) Close the thermal barrier flap (Work Card 30-81-02-401).
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AFT RADIO COMPARTMENT

VENTILATION FUNCTIONAL
TEST
1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to do a functional test on the cooling fan in the aft radio
compartment ventilation system.
D. Materials
None
E. New Items
None
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2. Task
(1) Remove the left cabin floor panel between Station 391 and Station 425
(Work Card 15-23-15-401).
(Work Card 30-81-02-401).
(3) Make sure the three AFT COMP COOLING circuit breakers are closed
(Chapter 55-51-00).
(4) Connect the 115 V ac external power supply to the aircraft and set to ON
(Work Card 55-05-00-201).
B. Procedure
(1) Make sure there is a flow of air from the aft end of the left ducting.
(2) Make sure there is a flow of air into the forward end of the left ducting.
C. Final Operations
(1) Set the 115 V ac external power supply to OFF and disconnect from the aircraft
(Work Card 55-05-00-201).
(3) Install the left cabin floor panel between Station 391 and Station 425
(Work Card 15-23-15-401 ).
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DETAILED EXAMINATION
1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to do the detailed examination of the aft radio compartment
ventilation system.
Aircraft Repair Manual................................................................................................... Topic 6A
Spray can................................................................................................................ Local supply
D. Materials
Corrosion preventative........................................................................................................ (C15)
Grease............................................................................................................................... (C212)
E. New Items
None
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2. Task
(2) Open the three AFT COMP COOLING circuit breakers (Chapter 55-51-00).
(3) Remove the cooling fan (Work Card 24-25-01-401).
B. Procedure
(1) Examine the cooling fan motor and electrical connections for signs of corrosion. For
corrosion removal refer to the Aircraft Repair Manual, Topic 6A.

PART OF THIS PUBLICATION. CORROSION PREVENTATIVE (C15) IS A
DANGEROUS MATERIAL.
(2) Lightly spray the cooling fan motor with corrosion preventative (C15).

MATERIAL.
(3) Apply grease (C212) to the cooling fan electrical terminals and the screws that attach
the terminals to the fan.
C. Final Operations
(1) Install the cooling fan (Work Card 24-25-01-401).
(3) Close the three AFT COMP COOLING circuit breakers (Chapter 55-51-00).
(5) Do the functional test of the aft radio compartment ventilation system
(Work Card 24-25-00-501 ).
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FAN
1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to remove and install the cooling fan.


Standard tools................................................................................................. Chapter 07-30-00
D. Materials
None
E. New Items
Cable ties................................................................................................................. SSC2S-10S
2. Task
(1) Make sure all electrical power supplies are set to OFF and the external power
supplies are disconnected from the aircraft (Work Card 55-05-00-201).
(3) Open the thermal barrier flap to get access to the aft compartment (Work Card
30-81-02-401).
B. Removal
(1) Identify and disconnect the cooling fan cables at terminal block 529.
(2) Remove the cable ties and release the cooling fan cables from the attachment to the
structure.
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(3) Remove the three nuts (1-4) and the three bolts (1-2) that attach the cooling fan (1-
1) to the stub duct (1-3).
on the cable, when the fan is removed.
(4) Remove the cooling fan (1-1).
(5) If you replace the cooling fan (1-1), remove the cable assembly and install it onto
the replacement cooling fan (Work Card 24-20-00-201).
C. Installation
on the cable, when the fan is installed.
(1) Attach the cooling fan (1-1) to the stub duct (1-3) with the three bolts (1-2) and the
three nuts (1-4). Torque the three nuts (Work Card 07-10-00-203).
(2) Identify and connect the cooling fan cables to the terminal block 529.
(3) Attach the cables to the structure with new cable ties.
D. Final Operations
(3) Close the three AFT COMP COOLING circuit breakers (Chapter 55-51-00).
(5) Do the functional test of the aft radio compartment ventilation system (Work Card
24-25-00-501).
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Figure 1 Fan - Removal and Installation
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LEFT DUCT ASSEMBLY

1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to remove and install the left duct assembly.

Aircraft Maintenance Manual Chapter 55-51-00
Standard tools . .. . .. .. . .. . . . . . . .. . . .. .. .. . . . . .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ... . . Chapter
07-30-00
D. Materials
Grease................................................................................................................................ (C61)
E. New Items
None
2. Task
(1) Make sure that all electrical power supplies are set to OFF and the external power
supplies are disconnected from the aircraft (Work Card 55-05-00-201).
(3) Remove the cabin floor panels between Station 391 and Station 459 to get access to
the left duct assembly (Work Card 15-23-15-401).
(Work Card 30-81-02-401).
(5) Remove the cooling fan (Work Card 24-25-01 -401).
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(1) Remove the two nuts (7), the two washers (8) and the two bolts (11) that attach the
ducting (6) to the structure. Keep the support strap (10) and the spacer (9).
(2) Loosen the hose clips (5) and (12) and remove the ducting (6) from the stub
ducts (4) and (13).
(3) Remove the four nuts (3), the four washers (2) and the four bolts (1) that attach the aft
stub duct (4) to the structure. Remove the aft stub duct (4).
(4) Remove the six nuts (16), the six washers (15) and the six bolts (14) that attach the
forward stub duct (13) to the structure. Remove the forward stub duct (13).
(1) Attach the forward stub duct (13) to the structure with the six bolts (14), the six
washers (15) and the six nuts (16). Torque tighten the six nuts (16)
(Work Card 07-10-00-203).
(2) Attach the aft stub duct (4) to the structure with the four bolts (1), the four washers (2)
and the four nuts (3). Torque tighten the four nuts (3) (Work Card 07-10-00-203).

MATERIAL.
(3) Loosely attach the hose clips (5) and (12) on the ducting (6) and connect the ducting
(6) to the stub ducts (4) and (13). lighten the hose clips (5) and (12).
(4) Install the support strap (10) and the spacer (9) with the two bolts (11), the two
washers (8) and the two nuts (7). Torque tighten the two nuts (7)
(Work Card 07-10-00-203).
D. Final Operations
(1) Install the cooling fan (Work Card 24-25-01-401 ).
(Work Card 15-23-15-401).
(Work Card 24-25-00-501).
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6
DETAIL A
DETAIL B
DETAIL C
J SWM24029A--01 J
Figure 1 Left Duct Assembly - Removal and Installation
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RIGHT DUCT ASSEMBLY

1. Input Condition
A. General
This procedure tells you how to remove and install the right duct assembly.
D. Materials
Grease................................................................................................................................ (C61)
E. New Items
None
2. Task
(3) Remove the cabin floor panels between Station 391 and Station 459 to get access to
the right duct assembly (Work Card 15-23-15-401).
(Work Card 30-81-02-401).
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(1) Remove the two nuts (7), the two washers (8) and the two bolts (11) that attach the
ducting (6) to the structure. Keep the support strap (10) and the spacer (9).
(2) Loosen the hose clips (5) and (12) and remove the ducting (6) from the stub
ducts (4) and (13).
(3) Remove the four nuts (3), the four washers (2) and the four bolts (1) that attach the aft
stub duct (4) to the structure. Remove the aft stub duct (4).
(4) Remove the six nuts (16), the six washers (15) and the six bolts (14) that attach the
forward stub duct (13) to the structure. Remove the forward stub duct (13).
(1) Attach the forward stub duct (13) to the structure with the six bolts (14), the six
washers (15) and the six nuts (16). Torque tighten the six nuts (16)
(Work Card 07-10-00-203).
(2) Attach the aft stub duct (4) to the structure with the four bolts (1), the four washers (2)
and the four nuts (3). Torque tighten the four nuts (3) (Work Card 07-10-00-203).

MATERIAL.
(3) Loosely attach the hose clips (5) and (12) on the ducting (6) and connect the
ducting (6) to the stub ducts (4) and (13). Tighten the hose clips (5) and (12).
(4) Install the support strap (10) and the spacer (9) with the two bolts (11), the two
washers (8) and the two nuts (7). Torque tighten the two nuts (7)
(Work Card 07-10-00-203).
D. Final Operations
(Work Card 15-23-15-401).
(3) Close the flap to the thermal barrier (Work Card 30-81-02-401 ).
(Work Card 24-25-00-501).
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End of Data Module

NOTE : Technical data for environmental control is given in Chapter 23-00-00.

- 24-21-00 Electronics Compartment Ventilation

B. Related Maintenance Procedures

C. Tools and Equipment

B. Cable Assembly Removal

WARNING 1 : REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT

WARNING 2 : BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU SOLDER:

C. Cable Assembly Installation

WARNING 1 : REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT

WARNING 2 : BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU SOLDER:

CAUTION 1 : You must be careful not to cause damage to the solder

Figure 1 Distribution - Cooling Fan Cable assembly replacement

End of Data Module

ELECTRONICS COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

24-21-01 Grille S6120-61224-5

ELECTRONICS COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

ELECTRONICS COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

HF EQUIPMENT COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

HF EQUIPMENT COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

115 V AC CIRCUIT HUX BO T2

Figure 2 HF Equipment Compartment Ventilation - Schematic Diagram

HF EQUIPMENT COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

HF EQUIPMENT COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

HF EQUIPMENT COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

WARNING: REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT

WARNING: REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT

B. Related Maintenance Procedures

C. Tools and Equipment

Figure 1 Cooling Fan - Removal and Installation

CABIN EXHAUST HOSE

WARNING : REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT OF

Figure 1 cabin Exhaust Hose - Removal and Installation

STUB WING EXHAUST HOSE

WARNING : REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT

Figure 1 Stub Wing Exhaust Hose - Removal and Installation

CABIN/STUB WING INLET HOSE

WARNING : REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT

CABIN/STUB WING EXHAUST HOSE

WARNING : REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT

B. Related Maintenance Procedures

WARNING : REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT

Figure 1 Sponson Hose - Removal and Installation

B. Related Maintenance Procedures

WARNING : REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT

Figure 1 Sponson Duct - Removal and Installation

DOPPLER AERIAL COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

DOPPLER AERIAL COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

DOPPLER AERIAL COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

AFT RADIO COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

AFT RADIO COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

Figure 1 Aft Radio Compartment Ventilation - System Layout

AFT COMP COOLING

Figure 2 Aft Radio Compartment Ventilation - Schematic Diagram

AFT RADIO COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

AFT RADIO COMPARTMENT

AFT RADIO COMPARTMENT VENTILATION

WARNING : REFER TO THE DANGEROUS MATERIALS WARNING AT THE FRONT