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No.: CBS154
Issue: A
Date: May 02/2010
25-40-05
May 02/2010
Page: 19 of 31
(f)
Column EFF CODE
The Effectivity Code column establishes a part
relationship with units or assemblies which are
essentially the same but have minor deviations. These
units or assemblies are assigned reference letters such
as A, B, C etc. Parts which are not common to all
configurations but are associated with one or more of the
coded lead items, carry the letter or letters assigned to
the lead item with which it is associated. Where a part
is common to all lead items, the effectivity column is
left blank.
(g)
Column UNITS PER ASSY
This column contains the quantity of a specific catalog
sequence numbered part required in the build sequence of
only one (where more then one exists) next higher sub-
sub-assembly, sub-assembly, assembly or installation
level as applicable. For bulk items, the letters
“
AR
“
are
inserted in the quantity column to indicate
“
as
required
“
. Where items are listed for reference purpose,
“
RF
“
is inserted.
(4)
Explanation of Terms and Symbols
(a)
Part numbers with more than 15 characters require the
introduction of a dummy part number with a cross-
reference to the over length part number. This will be
shown in the detailed parts list as follows:
"OPN xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Vx)
(b)
Part numbers amended with a capital letter (shown in the
nomenclature column) means that this equipment is
improved without any change to the operational effect.
(c)
The term "REPLD BY" means that the part in the part
number column is replaced by and is interchange-able
with the part number shown in the notation.
(d)
The term "REPL" means that the part in the part number
column replaces and is interchangeable with the
part number shown in the notation.
(e)
The term "ALT" means that the part is an alternative
for another part with equal value, weight, dimension,
etc. Can be noted with certain specifications or
completely interchangeable.
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