# Reims Aviation Service Bulletin F406-62: No revision named

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- Document: [Reims Aviation Service Bulletin F406-62](https://openairdocs.org/service-documents/cessna/f406-62.md)
- Title as filed: SB F406-62 Rev 01
- Pages: 3
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ASI AVIATION 
51360 PRUNAY - FRANCE 
Bulletin Service N°F406-62 REV 01 
December 14th 2018 
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SERVICE BULLETIN N° F406-62 Rev 01 
MANUFACTURER REFERENCE: N°F406-62 Rev 01 N° ATA: 24 
Date:  December 14th 2018
TITLE:  AVIONICS BUS CIRCUIT BREAKER SWITCH REPLACEMENT 
EFFECTIVITY 
Model Serial number 
F406 F406-0001 & ON 
PURPOSE 
It has been determined that avionics bus circuit breaker switches reference CM3589- 50 
with a date code earlier than 0434 require a life limit of 1000 airplane hours. CM3589- 50 
circuit breaker switches without a date code must be imperatively replaced with the new 
circuit breaker switches reference 4061- 2400-1 as described in this Service Bulletin , 
within the next 200 hours of operation, or 12 months or the next programmed inspection , 
whichever occurs first. Non-compliance with this Service Bulletin may allow an avionics 
bus circuit breaker switch to fail in a manner that could result in noticeable smoke and a 
burning smell in the cockpit. 
Scope of revision 1 : A limit of 6 years is added for this new circuit breaker switch. 
The standard aircraft maintenance manual chapter 05-11- 00 has been updated. 
COMPLIANCE: MANDATORY 
Shall be accomplished in the 200 hours of operation, or 12 months or the next 
programmed inspection. 
Circuit breaker switches CM3589-50 and 4061- 2400-1 must be replaced every 6 years 
by circuit breaker switches 4061-2400-1.  
APPROVAL 
The technical content of this SB has been approved under DOA EASA 21J.064 
It is expected this Service Bulletin will be the subject of an EASA Airworthiness 
Directive.

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ASI AVIATION 
51360 PRUNAY - FRANCE 
 
 
Bulletin Service N°F406-62 REV 01    
December 14th 2018 
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MAN-HOURS 
Approximately 7 man-hours 
 
MATERIAL 
 
The part below is available from: 
 
ASI AVIATION 
Aérodrome de Reims Prunay 
51360 Prunay 
Tel: 03.26.48.46.65 
 
PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY / AIRCRAFT 
4061-2400-1 CIRCUIT BREAKER SWITCH 2 
 
CREDIT 
Not applicable 
 
 
ACCOMPLISHMENT INSTRUCTIONS 
 
1. Electrically ground the airpl ane and turn all switches to the “OFF” position. If external power is 
connected to the airplane, disconnect external power from receptacle. 
 
2. Disconnect the Airplane battery. ( Refer to the applicable sections of the F406 Maintenance 
manual) 
 
3. Attach mainten ance warning tags to the battery and external power receptacle with the 
following instruction “ DO NOT CONN ECT ELECTRICAL POWER -MAINTENANCE IN 
PROGRESS” 
 
4. Remove the pilot’s seat for access to remove the left circuit breaker console panel. ( Refer to 
the applicable sections of the F406 Maintenance manual) 
 
5. Remove the pilot’s circuit breaker console side panel to get access to the avionics bus switches  
P/N CM3589-50. ( Refer to the applicable sections of the F406 Maintenance manual) 
 
6. Remove the pilot’s circuit  breaker console as needed to gain access to the back side of the 
avionics bus switches P/N CM3589-50.  
 
7. Remove the avionics bus switches  P/N CM3589 -50. (Refer to the applicable sections of the 
F406 Maintenance manual) 
 
8. Do an inspection of the avionics bus  switches P/N CM3589-50 to make sure there is a date 
code stamped on them.

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ASI AVIATION 
51360 PRUNAY - FRANCE 
 
 
Bulletin Service N°F406-62 REV 01    
December 14th 2018 
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NOTE : The date code will have four digits. The first two digits represent the year that the 
switch was made, the last two digits represent the week of the same year. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Date code localisation 
 
A. If a switch  P/N CM3589-50 does not have a date code, the switch must be replaced 
with a new 4061-2400-1 switch. 
B. If a switch P/N CM3589-50 is installed with a date code, record the date. 
C. Switches P/N CM3589-50 with a date code earlier  than 0434 have a time limit of 1000 
hours and must be replaced within 1000-hour time limit with a new 4061-2400-1 switch. 
D. Switches P/N CM3589 -50 with a date code of 0434 or later are not affected by the 
1000-hour time limit and can be installed again. 
 
9. Install a new 4061-2400-1switches or the original avionics bus switches as applicable. (Refer to 
the applicable sections of the F406 Maintenance manual) 
 
10. Install the pilot’s circuit breaker console. (Refer to the applicable sections of the F406 
Maintenance manual) 
 
11. Install the pilot’s circuit breaker console side panel. (Refer to the applicable sections of the 
F406 Maintenance manual) 
 
12. Install the pilot’s seat. (Refer to the applicable sections of the F406 Maintenance manual) 
 
13. Remove maintenance warning tags from battery and external power receptacle. 
 
14. Reconnect the airplane battery and verify correct operation of any new switch(es) installed. 
 
15. Make an entry in the airplane logbook stating compliance and method of compliance with this 
Service Bulletin and if applicable, when replacement of any avionics bus switch is due. 
 
 
OWNER NOTIFICATION 
The Service Bulletin F406-62 Rev 01 dated on December 14th, 2018 will be addressed to 
the owners of the F406 airplanes. It is recommended to the customers must contact ASI 
AVIATION for any further information relating to the application of the Service Bulletin 
F406-62 Rev 01 on their airplane. 
 
ASI AVIATION 
Aérodrome de Reims Prunay 
51360 Prunay 
Tel: 03.26.48.46.65

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