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INSPECTION OF COMBUSTION CHAMBER (AVIM) (CONT)
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TM-55-2835-209-23 Gas Turbine Engine (Auxiliary Power Unit APU) Model T 62T 40 I Part Numbers 116305-100 and 116305-200 Manual
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REPAIR -   COMBUSTION  CHAMBER  (AVIM)

TM  55-2835-209-23 Section  IV  REPAIR  -  COMBUSTION  CHAMBER 3-4 REPAIR -   COMBUSTION  CHAMBER  (AVIM) INITIAL  SETUP Tools: Abrasive  Wheel Arc Welder Drill  Bit  3/32  inch Engine  Repairman’s  Tool  Kit  (T47) File Hose Assembly Insulated  Mittens Pneumatic  Drill Pneumatic   Grinder Rubber  Gloves Shears Welders Helmet Personnel  Required: 44E Welder/Machinist 68B  Aircraft  Powerplant  Repairer Materials/Parts: Abrasive Paper (D26) Filler  Rod 0.020  Stock  (D36) 1,1,1-Trichloroethane   (D41) References: TM   55-1500-204-25/1 Equipment  Conditions: Combustion  Chamber  Removed  From  APU General  Safety  Instructions: Welding  operations  produce heat, highly toxic fumes, in- jurious  radiation,  metal  slag and airborne particles. Pro- tection  equipment  consisting of  welding  goggles  with  proper tinted  lenses,  apron  or  jacket and welder’s boots required. Good  general  ventilation  is normally adequate. 1,1,1-Trichloroethane  is  toxic to skin, eyes and respiratory tract. Skin and eye pro- tection are required. Avoid repeated or prolonged contact. Work  in  a  well-ventilated area. Powered tool operations create airborne  particles. Eye pro- tection is required. Remove jewelry prior to use. Ade- quate  ventilation  or  respira- tor is required. Heated components can pose a serious burn potential. Wear insulated  mittens  when  handl- ing heated components. Change 1 3-11

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