(2)
Change seat row indicators on passenger service unit as necessary to reflect new row number and type of seat (double or triple) in the row.
(3)
Change passenger call system wiring in passenger service unit according to instructions on placard attached to oxygen box of service unit.
K. Close circuit breakers previously opened.
L. Open passenger oxygen cylinder shutoff valves (Ref. 35-21-0).
NOTE: Maintenance personnel should be familiar with safety procedures contained in 35-00, Maintenance Practices.
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FLIGHT COMPARTMENT - DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
1. General
A. The control cabin is forward of Station 270 except that the entryway extends slightly farther aft.
B. The control cabin equipment includes the furnishings at each crew station, the circuit breaker panels and the control cabin stowage provisions, lining, insulation, drip pan and miscellaneous equipment (Fig. 1).
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CAPTAIN’S AND FIRST OFFICER’S EQUIPMENT - DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
1. General
A. The captain’s and first officer’s stations are in the forward part of the control cabin, captain’s on the left and first officer’s on the right.
B. The captain’s and first officer’s station equipment includes their main instrument panels, side panels, seats, lightshield, forward and aft electronic control panels and overhead panels. (Fig. 1)
2. Main Instrument Panels
A. The main instrument panels are in forward part of the control cabin under the windshield, captain’s on the left, first officer’s on the right and engine instrument panel in the middle. (Ref Chapter 31, Instruments).
B. Modules are fastened in supporting framework to form panels. Each module except the one for landing gear is held in the framework by four quick-release fasteners. Two screws hold landing gear module.
C. Three large modules and one small one make up captain’s and first officer’s panel. Three large modules make up the center panel.
D. Each large module rests on tracks. When four quick-release fasteners are released, module can be slid out of support framework.
E. Lightplates are installed to light certain areas of the panel faces.
3. Captain’s and First Officer’s Side Panels
A. The captain’s and first officer’s side panels are each outboard of the respective crewman’s seat. Each panel’s face is in a horizontal plane (Fig. 1).
B. Each panel has three modules. Each module is held to support framework by quick-release fasteners. Forward inboard module of each panel has a switch and brightness control for crewman’s map light. A lightplate forms the face of this module. The other two modules of each panel are blank.
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