# BAE Systems Inspection Service Bulletin ISB.21-162: Revision 1

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BAE SYSTEMS (Operations) Limited/ORW, Scotland.  Prestwick International Airport, Ayrshire,
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
TRANSMITTAL FOR INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN REVISION
SERVICE BULLETIN No.ISB.21-162
DATE: 07-JUN-2010
TITLE: AIR CONDITIONING - INSPECTION FOR CRACKING OF SKIN AT FRONT
AND REAR DISCHARGE VALVES.
REVISION: 1  DATE: 16-SEP-2010
ACTION:
1. Remove and destroy Service Bulletin complete at initial issue.
2. Insert Service Bulletin complete at Revision 1.
OVERVIEW OF CHANGES:
Minor technical changes  to correct sealant
identification/application in this service bulletin.
INCORPORATION OF THIS REVISION DOES NOT REQUIRE REWORK OF THE
MODIFICATION(S) EMBODIED BY EARLIER REVISIONS OF THIS SERVICE
BULLETIN.
DETAILS OF CHANGES:
(1)  Para 2. C. (2)  - sealant changed to 'PR1422A-2 or PR1764B-2'.
(2)  Para 2.G. (3) (c)  - text changed to read 'PR1764B-2 conductive sealant'.
Reference to aluminium powder deleted.
(3)  Para 2.G. (3) (e)  - check for adequate edge sealing added.
(4)  Para 2.G. (3) (f)  - (original f) deleted; alphanumeric of following subparas
revised.
(5)  Para 3.A. (1)  - materials table updated to reflect changes.
Date: 07-JUN-2010  REVISION TRANSMITTAL SHEET
ISB.21-162
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
TRANSMITTAL FOR INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN REVISION
SERVICE BULLETIN No.ISB.21-162
This Page Is Intentionally Left Blank.
Date: 07-JUN-2010  REVISION TRANSMITTAL SHEET
ISB.21-162
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BAE SYSTEMS (Operations) Limited 2RW, Scotland.  Prestwick International Airport, Ayrshire,
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
TITLE: AIR CONDITIONING - INSPECTION FOR CRACKING OF SKIN AT FRONT
AND REAR DISCHARGE VALVES.
1. Planning information
A.Effectivity
(1) Aircraft
Aircraft affected by this inspection are defined below :-
ALL BAe 146 100,  200,  300 Series pre auto-pressurisation
modification HCM50259A
ALL AVRO 146-RJ70,  RJ85, RJ100 Series pre auto-pressurisation
modification HCM50259A
Check the aircraft technical records for accomplishment of
this inspection.
B.Reason
Moisture ingress  into the aluminium/sealant mixture between the
water  trap/air drier and the fuselage skin adjacent to the front
and rear discharge valves has resulted in corrosion build-up.  This
build-up of corrosion has resulted in cracking of the fuselage
skin.
C.Description
outlets. The bulletin also details the actions necessary to
improve corrosion protection.
D. CompLiance
The technical content of this inspection service bulletin is
subject to EASA AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE consultation.
The initial external detailed visual inspection per para 2C(1) and
any skin repairs necessary are to be accomplished within 12 months
of the issue date of this bulletin.
Improved  corrosion protection (by means of additional edge
sealant) per para 2C(2) is to be accomplished at the next
maintenance input or within 2 years of the issue date of this
bulletin.
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
Thereafter repeat external detailed visual inspection will be
required every 2 years. If terminating action defined in para 2G
is performed then the requirement for repeat inspections is
terminated. However, removing the water trap/air drier may damage
the fuselage skin, therefore it is recommended that the
terminating action  should only be carried out if a BAE SYSTEMS
approved repair to the skin under the water trap/air drier is
required.
E. Approval
The technical information contained in this document has been
approved under the authority of EASA Part 21 Approval No.
EASA. 21J.047.
F. Manpower
8 hours. This does not include time for sealant curing.
G.Materials - cost and availability
Cost and Availability is by arrangement between the Operator and
BAE SYSTEMS.
H.Tooling - cost and availability
Cost  and Availability is by arrangement between the Operator and
BAE SYSTEMS.
I.Weight and balance
No Effect.
J. References
Aircraft Maintenance Manual
Structural Repair Manual
K.Publications affected
AMM 21-30-31, 20-10-01
SRM 53-00-00, 53-00-12
L.Electrical load data
Not applicable.
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
M.Software Accomplishment Summary
Not applicable
N.Aircraft noise levels
Not applicable
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BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
2.Accomplishment instructions
A. GeneraL
(1) The following abbreviations are used within this document :-
AMM - Aircraft Maintenance Manual
SRM - Structural Repair Manual
Observe all WARNINGS and CAUTIONS appearing  in the Aircraft
Maintenance Manual (AMM) referred to in this Service
Bulletin.
B.Preparation
(1) Open, safety and tag the following circuit breaker (s) :-
Table 1.
PANEL  LABEL/SERVICE  GRID REFI
IDENT
211-50-30  Dump Ditch Motors  F32
211-50-30  Man Pressn Ctrl  C32
Refer to AMM 21-30-31 page block 401 and Drawing 1 and locate
front and rear discharge valve outlets and water trap/air
driers.
C.Inspection
(1)  Perform an  external Detailed Visual Inspection (DVI) of the
fuselage skin adjacent to the discharge valve outlets (one
frame bay  check for bulg and surface anomalies and cracking.  one stringer above and below to
If damage is found, go to para.2.G and perform the
Terminating Action.
Apply additional PR1422A-2 or PR1764B-2 edge sealant between
the water trap/air drier and the fuselage skin to stop any
moisture ingress between the water trap/air drier and the
skin panel.
NOTE: The edge sealant must not contain aluminium.
D .Test
None.
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
E.Close up
(1) Remove tags and close the following circuit breaker(s) :-
Table 2.
PANEL  LABEL/SERVICE  GRID REF/
IDENT
211-50-30  Dump Ditch Motors  F32
211-50-30  Man Pressn Ctrl  C32
(2) Make certain work area is clean, and clear of tools and
miscellaneous equipment.
F. Documentation
(1)  Complete a copy of Inspection Report attached to this
Inspection Service Bulletin and return by fax or mail.
OR
Return all required Inspection Report details via e-mail.
G.Terminating Action
(1)  Remove Water Trap/Air Drier
NOTE: Removing the water trap/air drier should only be carried
out as part of a BAE SYSTEMS approved repair.
(a) Loosen the hose clamp securing the hose to the water
trap/air drier  and disconnect the hose from the water
trap/air drier.
(b) Using a non-metallic spatula-type tool and taking care not
the aircraft skin, break the adhesion between the
trap/air drier and the aircraft skin and remove the
water trap/air drier.
(2)  Repair Aircraft Skin
Refer to SRM 53-00-00 for allowable damage.
(a) If damage is allowable, repair as detailed in SRM 53-00-12
fig..  202.
NOTE:  Make  sure the pitching of the repair fasteners does
not interfere with the separator re-installation.
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
(b) If damage is not allowable, contact BAE Systems for a
suitable repair.
(3) Re-install Water Trap/Air Drier
(a) Taking care not to damage the aircraft skin, clean off all
traces  of old sealant from the water trap/air drier and
aircraft skin using a suitable cleaning agent.
(b) Ensure the skin in the area beneath the water trap/air
drier is free from protective treatment to allow for
electrical conductivity.
(c) Bond water trap/air drier to aircraft skin using PR1764B-2
conductive sealant.
(d) Re-install water trap/air drier so that the angle is as
large as possible to allow water to fall to drain.
(e) Check for  adequate edge sealing once the drier is
re-installed. Apply additional PR1422A-2 or PR1764B-2 edge
sealant between the water trap/air drier and the fuselage
skin to stop any moisture ingress between the water
trap/air drier and the skin panel as required.
NOTE: The edge sealant must not contain aluminium.
(f) Refer to AMM 20-10-01 page block 1 and do an electrical
bonding check.
(g) Attach the hose to the water trap/air drier and secure
using hose clamp.
(h) Remove safety clips and tags and close the following  circuit breakers
Table 3.
PANEL  LABEL/SERVICE  GRID REF/IDENT
211-50-30  DUMP DITCH MOTORS  F32
211-50-30  MAN PRESSN CTRL  C32
(i) Make  certain  work  area  is clean, and clear of tools and
miscellaneous  equipment.
(j) Record accomplishment of terminating action in aircraft
records.
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
FRAME 34
FRAME 23
DA
DISCHARGE VALVE
(REF)
WATER TRAP
TYPICAL
B SIMILAR
HOSE
CLAMP
AIR DRIER
EDGE SEALANT (FREE OF ALUMINIUM POWDER) SHOULD BE APPLIED TO
COMPLETE THE SEAL BETWEEN THE AIR DRIERATER TRAP AND THE FUSELAGE SKIN.
B2116201
TYPICAL LOCATION OF WATER TRAP/AIR DRIERS
DRAWING 1.
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
3. Material information
A. Materials
(1) Materials required (Operator supplied).
DESCRIPTION  MATERIAL NUMBER  QTY
(REF. AMM 20-20-00 )
PR1422A-2 Sealant  09-002A  AR
or
PR1764B-2 Sealant  09-582  AR
NOTE: AR denotes as required.
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
APPENDIX 1
1.INSPECTION REPORT
A.Complete and return this form as detailed
OPERATOR:
AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION:
CONSTRUCTORS NUMBER:
FLIGHT HOURS:
LANDINGS:
DATE INSPECTION PERFORMED:
FINDINGS:
To:  Customer Technical Support (Building 37),
BAE SYSTEMS (Operations) Limited,
Prestwick International Airport,
Ayrshire,
KA9 2RW,
Scotland.
Fax + 44 (0) 1292 675432
e-mail raengliaison@baesystems.com
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