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CARTRIDGES AND CARTRIDGE- ACTUATED  DEVICES  (CAD)
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SERVICE-LIFE  EXTENSION

will prevent loss of aircraft mission capability due to CAD service-life expiration. EXPIRATION  DATES To  determine  service-life  expiration  dates, both  the  shelf  life  and  installed  life  must  be computed.  First,  compute  the  shelf  life  of  the CAD by using its lot number to determine the month   and   year   of   manufacture.   Refer   to table 2-2 to ensure correct interpretation of the lot number since there are currently two methods shelf life (number of months and years) for the individual  CAD  from  the  NAVAIR  11-100-1 series manual. Add this figure (shelf life) to the month  and  year  of  manufacture  determined  from the CAD lot number. The resulting sum (date) is the  shelf-life  expiration  date  of  the  CAD  in question. Example: Lot  number/date  of  manufacture 0579 + Shelf life in Years +   6 used to derive lot numbers. Obtain the established Shelf-life expiration date 0585 Table  2-2.—Derivation  of  Lot  Number 2-24

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