PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-729

PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly

ISSUE 729

AUGUST 2013
PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-729 - Page 14 of 33
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PS 729
AUG 13
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AUG 13
M
echanics, when operating the generic aircraft nitrogen generator (GANG), NSN
3655-01-568-2711 or 3655-01-589-1954, make sure you have TM 1-3655-245-13&P
open in front of you before doing anything.
Don’t
overlook the TM procedures!
You need to realize that the sound of leaking air is normal because the Fow control
valve (±CV2) is factory-set to maintain 97-98 percent nitrogen purity.
Do not
close
the ±CV2 completely.
•± AGSE±product±descriptions
•± Points±of±contact±within±AGSE
•± Technical±manuals
•± Aviation±Maintenance±Action±Messages
•± Aviation±Safety±Action±Messages
•± Maintenance±Information±Messages
•± Safety±of±Flight±Messages
•± Component±listings±
AGSE…
Make TM a Part of the GANG
if you need
additional
information
about PM AGSE
equipment, you can visit
the joint technical data
interchange website:
Once signed into
the JTDI site,
clicking on the agse
tab allows you
quick access to…
if you have issues or questions with
your GANG or other AGSE equipment, you
can visit the PM AGSE Help Ticket website:
Either allows users to submit
an equipment-specific problem
or question directly to an AGSE
subject matter expert
(SME).
we’re
here to
help!
An automatic email will inform you
of the progress of your query
during evaluation by the AGSE team.
Then you will
receive a
final
response by
email.
Or
you can call the AGSE
help desk at 256-313-1824.
Access to the JTDI
website requires a
CAC card.
For first time access, go
to the home page and click
on the Register link.
Then complete
the registration
page.
Yeah, it’s
the
flow
control
valve.
I’ll
fix it.
Just one
minute!
Don’t
touch my
valve! That
leaking sound
is
normal!
Do you
hear
that
sound?
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