(2)
Cable with Casing Removal (Auxiliary Waste Tank)
(3)
Cable with Casing Removal (Toilet Systems with the Ball Valve)
(4)
Cable with Casing Installation (Toilet Systems without the Ball Valve)
(5)
Cable with Casing Installation (Auxiliary Waste Tank)
(6)
Cable with Casing Installation (Toilet Systems with the Ball Valve)
(7)
Cable without Casing Removal
(8)
Cable without Casing Installation
B. The cable and casing assembly has the inner cable, the casing, and the slider mechanism that attaches to the service panel and the sleeve subassembly. The sum of these parts is referred to as the cable assembly in this procedure. Replace the cable assembly if the casing, the slider mechanism or sleeve subassembly are damaged.
C. The sleeve subassembly is attached to the toilet tank or near the toilet tank.
(1)
The sleeve subassemblies for the modular lavatories A, F, D, and E are attached to a bracket on the toilet tank.
(2)
The sleeve subassemblies for the lavatories B and C are attached to a bracket just under the lavatory floor.
D. If only the inner cable has damage, you can replace the cable only. When you replace the cable only, you must make sure the replacement cable is made by the same supplier as the used cable.
E. The cable assembly for the toilet systems with the ball valve installed has two parts; the top cable assembly and the lower cable assembly. The steps to replace the inner cable for the lower assembly are not included in this procedure because it cannot be easily done in-situ. For a broken inner cable in the lower cable assembly, we recommend that the lower cable assembly be replaced.
F. The terms upstream and downstream are used to locate some of the parts of the cable assembly. The term upstream shall be taken to indicate the direction that is towards the toilet tank. The term downstream shall be taken to indicate the direction towards the service panel.
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TASK 38-32-41-004-001
2. TOILET SYSTEMS WITHOUT THE BALL VALVE; Cable with Casing Removal (Fig. 401)_________________________
A. General
(1) Remove the applicable insulation as necessary (AMM 25-21-39/401 and AMM 25-52-91/401).
B. References
(1)
AMM 12-17-00/301, Toilet Servicing
(2)
AMM 12-31-11/201, Body Section 41 Access Doors and Panels
(3)
AMM 21-31-11/401, Cabin Pressurization Outflow Valve
(4)
AMM 25-21-39/401, Sidewall and Ceiling Insulation
(5)
AMM 25-40-01/401, Modular Lavatory Compartment
(6)
AMM 25-52-91/401, Cargo Compartment Insulation
C. Access
(1) Location Zones
103 Forward Lavatory A
113 Aft Left Lavatory B
114 Aft Right Lavatory C
118 Aft Left Lavatory D
109 Aft Right Lavatory E
NOTE: Not all lavatories are installed on each airplane.
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D. Procedure
S 684-002
(1) Do the servicing procedure for the toilet tank (AMM 12-17-00/301).
NOTE: Do not add precharge.
S 014-036
(2)
For aft toilet systems with an auxiliary waste tank installed, remove the cabin pressurization outflow valve (AMM 21-31-11/401).
(3)
Remove the control cable pin on the tee handle at the service panel.
S 024-037
(4)
Remove the locknut, washer and shim (if installed) from the external side of the service panel.
S 024-148
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