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(4)
The total required column shows the total number of parts that are used at each figure item
location.
(5)
The airline stock number column has space for customers to use.
D.
Detailed Parts List (Subtask 33-30-15-99C-026-A01)
Refer to Figure 10001.
NOTE:
(1)
An item number is given to each part in the DPL and on the related illustration. The item
numbers show the general disassembly sequence.
(2)
To find a part number in the DPL.
(a)
If the part number is known, refer to the NI to find the figure and item numbers in the DPL.
(b)
If the part number is not known, turn to the illustration; locate the part, and record the item
number. The part number is shown opposite the item number in the DPL.
(c)
If the equipment designator is known, refer to the EDI to find the figure and item numbers
in the DPL.
(3)
Revision codes for added, changed, or deleted data.
(a)
Revision bars (I) in the left margin adjacent to an entry shows changed or added data
to the part in the DPL.
(4)
Figure item column.
(a)
A part not shown on the illustration is identified in the DPL as non-illustrated by a dash (-)
before the item number.
(b)
When two or more items that are visually alike are listed in sequence, only the first item is
illustrated. The illustration, however, is applicable to both items.
(c)
When the detailed parts of an assembly or installation are illustrated, they can be
identified by a bracket. The bracket identifies the next higher assembly or installation. If
brackets are not used, the detail parts are illustrated, but the next higher assembly or
installation is not.
(d)
The parts that make up a select-from range group (i.e. calibration resistor assortments)
have a non-illustrated item number or a different figure.
(5)
Part number column.
(a)
A part number that is prefixed usually indicates a type of part or method of procurement.
Examples of these prefixes are AN, MS, and NAS. These standard part numbers may
be suffixed by numbers only or numbers and letters. Suffix numbers usually indicate
configuration or design difference. Suffix letters usually indicate material, color, or finish
differences.
(b)
All procurable components manufactured by Honeywell have a part number. The part
number is stamped, etched, or cast on the part at time of manufacture when size, space,
or shape is available. More manufacturing symbol(s), letter(s), or number(s) can be
shown with the part number to identify a manufacturing process, a design change, or for a
proprietary repair. Do not use this data to order a part. Use only the item part number
and nomenclature as shown in the DPL.
(c)
The letter "S" prefix of a part number designates a Honeywell standard part number.
These standard part numbers have suffix letters and numbers.
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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
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30 Mar 2017
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