# Dassault Service Bulletin F900EX-522: No revision named

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FALCON 900LX
No 522
MARCH 08, 2017
 
ATA 27-20
FLIGHT CONTROLS
FLAPS
PROTECTION AGAINST UNTIMELY RETRACTION OF
FLAPS
FALCON SERVICE BULLETIN
Copyright © 2017 by Dassault Aviation
All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced or copied
in any form or by any means without written permission
of Dassault Aviation.
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FLIGHT CONTROLS
FLAPS
PROTECTION AGAINST UNTIMELY RETRACTION OF FLAPS
Initial issuance March 08, 2017
List of effective pages :
1 to 11
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FLIGHT CONTROLS
FLAPS
PROTECTION AGAINST UNTIMELY RETRACTION OF FLAPS
 
1. PLANNING INFORMATION
A. EFFECTIVITY
This Service bulletin is applicable to FALCON 900LX aircraft with serial numbers 240, 242 through
273.
B. REASON
Several aircraft experienced rejected take offs due to untimely inboard flap retraction upon take-off
roll.
Investigation confirmed that the root cause was an improper adjustment of the outboard slat extended
microswitch which could lead to flap retraction.
The purpose of this Service Bulletin is to prevent untimely flap retraction in case of outboard slat
extended microswitch failure or improper adjustment.
C. DESCRIPTION
The operation consists in modifying the flaps control logic by:
• replacing slats/flaps control box ( 2CG),
• modifying the aircraft electrical wiring between slats/flaps control box (2CG) and "7° FLAPS"
control relay (8CG).
D. COMPLIANCE
Compliance with this Service Bulletin should be done no later than the next "12 M" inspection.
E. APPROVAL
This Service Bulletin covers DASSAULT AVIATION modification FALCON F900EX M6043 that has
been approved under the authority of DOA nr. EASA.21J.051.
The technical content of this document is approved under the authority of DOA nr. EASA.21J.051.
F. LABOR
Estimated labor-hours: Refer to Service Bulletin Commercial Summary.
NOTE: These labor-hours only concern the work described in this Service Bulletin and do not include
other maintenance work that may be performed on this occasion.
G. MATERIAL - PRICE AND AVAILABILITY
The modification kit may be obtained from either address listed below:
Western hemisphere: DASSAULT FALCON JET CORP.
SPARES DISTRIBUTION CENTER
200 RISER ROAD
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LITTLE FERRY, NJ 07643 U.S.A.
Telephone:
• CANADA and U.S.A.: 1-800-800-4036
• MEXICO: 001-800-800-4036
• Other countries: 1-201-541-4809
Fax:
• CANADA and U.S.A.: 1-800-800-4817
• MEXICO: 001-800-800-4817
• Other countries: 1-201-440-7021
Other continents: DASSAULT AVIATION
FALCON SPARES
54, AVENUE MARCEL DASSAULT
B. P. 24
33701 - MERIGNAC Cedex (FRANCE)
Please contact your Dassault Aviation
Account Representative
Telephone: 33 (0)1.48.35.56.78
E/H dafsorder@dassault-aviation.com
Price and availability on request.
H. TOOLING - PRICE AND AVAILABILITY
TOOL BOX (TO-20-008)
I. WEIGHT AND BALANCE
Change in weight: None.
Change in balance with respect to 25% MAC: None.
J. REFERENCES
Illustrated Parts Catalog:
• RH RELAY SUPPORT (Refer to FIG 24-61-10-51)
• RH COCKPIT CLOSET (Refer to FIG 25-15-10-41)
Aircraft Maintenance Manual:
• GENERAL MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (Refer to TASK 20-00-00-910-801)
• USE OF THE AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES (Refer to TASK 20-00-00-910-803)
• INSERTION AND EXTRACTION OF A WIRE IN A CONNECTOR (Refer to TASK
20-95-00-910-801)
• ENERGIZATION / DE-ENERGIZATION OF THE AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS (Refer to TASK
24-00-00-860-801)
• ELECTRICAL SYSTEM MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (Refer to TASK
24-00-00-910-801)
• REMOVAL / INSTALLATION OF THE PILOT SEATS (Refer to TASK 25-11-01-900-801)
• REMOVAL / INSTALLATION OF THE LOWER COCKPIT LININGS (Refer to TASK
25-13-13-900-803)
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• FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (Refer to TASK
27-00-00-910-801)
• OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE FLAP CONTROL AND INDICATING SYSTEM (Refer to TASK
27-50-00-710-801)
• OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE SLATS IN NORMAL AND EMERGENCY MODES (Refer to
TASK 27-80-00-710-804)
• OPERATIONAL TEST OF SLAT STALL 1 AND STALL 2 (Refer to TASK 27-80-00-710-809)
• PRESSURIZATION / DE-PRESSURIZATION OF THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS (Refer to TASK
29-00-00-860-801)
Wiring Manual:
• FLAPS WD 27-51-00
K. OTHER PUBLICATIONS AFFECTED
The following publication is revised to account for the changes introduced by this Service Bulletin:
• Airplane Flight Manual revision 14.
The following publication will be revised at a later date to account for the changes introduced by this
Service Bulletin:
• Wiring Diagram Manual.
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2. ACCOMPLISHMENT INSTRUCTIONS
A. GENERAL ELECTRICAL INSTRUCTIONS
(1) When mechanical retrofit and/or modification operations are performed on the aircraft, take
special care to protect the wiring in order to prevent metal chips (or burrs) from penetrating into
the wire bundles, since they could eventually damage the insulation sheathing of the wires.
Whenever possible, it is recommended that the wiring be removed from the work area. If that is
not possible, it is absolutely necessary to protect the wiring.
(2) Due to the risk of damaging the wire insulation, it is prohibited to blindly drill holes through a box
structure containing wiring.
(3) To allow passage through the pressure seal boxes, use one of the spare wires mounted in these
boxes.
(4) New wires that are installed alongside existing wires should be secured by the existing clamp.
(5) Check that all connections are properly protected to ensure proper insulation, and that markings
are visible and appropriate.
(6) Connector wires should be inserted and extracted as per the recommendations in Standard
practices, (Refer to TASK 20-95-00-910-801).
(7) Electric and electronic equipment should be removed and installed as per the recommendations
in Standard Practices, (Refer to TASK 20-00-00-910-801).
(8) Visually inspect the work area for particles or debris, then vacuum-clean. The blowing of
compressed air is prohibited since it could move metal chips to inaccessible areas.
(9) Wiring diodes must be installed in the unbent sections of bundles, attached with moderately
tightened lacing tape. Do not use self-tightening clamps or wire ties.
B. PRELIMINARY STEPS
Refer to fig. 1
(1) The aircraft must be in the maintenance configuration (Refer to TASK 20-00-00-910-803).
(2) Obey the flight control system maintenance and safety precautions (Refer to TASK
27-00-00-910-801).
(3) Obey the electrical system maintenance and safety precautions (Refer to TASK
24-00-00-910-801).
(4) Connect the electrical Ground Power Unit (GPU) (Refer to TASK 24-00-00-860-801).
(5) Connect the hydraulic GPU to the hydraulic systems 1 and 2 (Refer to TASK 29-00-00-860-801).
(6) Remove the copilot seat ( R2MG) (Refer to TASK 25-11-01-900-801).
(7) For aircraft with new cockpit design, remove pedestal casing (Refer to TASK 25-13-13-900-803,
paragraph "Removal / Installation Of The Pedestal Casing")
(8) For aircraft without new cockpit design, remove pedestal access panels ( 221CZ) and (222AZ).
(9) Remove cockpit floors ( 114FZ), (114DZ), (114EZ) and cabin floor (124AZ).
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(10) Remove RH panel between frames 4 and 5 (Refer to FIG 25-15-10-41) to gain access to the relay
support (RH cabinet).
(11) Remove the relay support (Refer to FIG 24-61-10-51) to gain access to its rear side.
C. ELECTRICAL MODIFICATIONS
Refer to fig. 1 and fig. 2
(1) Remove slats/flaps control box ( 2CG) as follows: (see fig. 1)
NOTE: The slats/flaps control box (2CG) removed must be sent to one of the addresses listed in
paragraph 1.G. of this Service Bulletin.
(a) Unscrew, remove and retain the four nuts.
(b) Disconnect the electrical connectors (2CG-A) and (2CG-B).
(c) Remove slats/flaps control box ( 2CG) from the pedestal.
(2) Perform the electrical modifications and electrical continuity checks in accordance with:
• Wiring general overview ( fig. 1),
• Wiring modification ( fig. 2).
(3) Install the new slats/flaps control box ( 2CG) as follws: (see fig. 1)
(a) Install slats/flaps control box ( 2CG) on the pedestal.
(b) Connect the electrical connectors (2CG-A) and (2CG-B).
(c) Install the four nuts.
D. TEST
(1) Energize the aircraft systems with the electrical GPU (Refer to TASK 24-00-00-860-801).
(2) Pressurize the hydraulic systems 1 and 2 with the hydraulic GPU (Refer to TASK
29-00-00-860-801).
(3) Perform an operational test of the flap control and indicating system (Refer to TASK
27-50-00-710-801).
(4) Perform only an operational test of the slats in emergency mode (Refer to TASK
27-80-00-710-804).
(5) Pressurize the hydraulic systems 1 and 2 with the hydraulic GPU (Refer to TASK
29-00-00-860-801).
(6) Check for slat/flap extension/retraction in normal mode from "SF0" to "SF2" and "SF0" to "SF3" as
follows:
(a) Make sure that, on slats/flaps control box ( 2CG), the slat/flap control lever is set to "CLEAN",
(b) On slats/flaps control box ( 2CG), set slat/flap control lever to "SF2",
• Check that outboard slats extend,
• Check that extension of outboard slats causes inboard slats and flaps (20°) extension.
(c) On slats/flaps control box ( 2CG), set slat/flap control lever to "CLEAN",
• Check that flaps and inboard slats retract,
• Check that retraction of flaps and inboard slats causes outboard slats retraction.
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(d) On slats/flaps control box ( 2CG), set slat/flap control lever to "SF3",
• Check that outboard slats extend,
• Check that extension of outboard slats causes inboard slats and flaps (40°) extension.
(e) On slats/flaps control box ( 2CG), set slat/flap control lever to "CLEAN",
• Check that flaps and inboard slats retract,
• Check that retraction of flaps and inboard slats causes outboard slats retraction.
(7) Check of flaps non retraction after RH outboard slats position microswitch failure as follows:
(a) Make sure that, on slats/flaps control box ( 2CG), the slat/flap control lever is set to "CLEAN",
(b) On slats/flaps control box ( 2CG), set slat/flap control lever to "SF1",
(c) Check that outboard slats, flaps and inboard slats extend,
(d) Cut off and drop the pressure in hydraulic system 1 (Refer to TASK 29-00-00-860-801),
NOTE: Wait for one minute to be sure that the hydraulic pressure is fully dropped in the slat
system.
(e) Fully retract the RH inboard slat by hand with two operators.
(f) Slightly retract the RH outboard slat by hand with two operators until the RH outboard slat
extended microswitch (R16CM) is released from the sliding angle,
(g) Check that the amber " OUTBD SLATS FAIL" CAS message is displayed.
NOTE: This CAS message is displayed after a time-delay of 5 seconds.
(h) Check that flaps remain in position (7 deg.).
(i) Slightly increase the pressure in hydraulic system 1 with the hydraulic GPU to extend the RH
outboard slat.
(j) Check that the amber " OUTBD SLATS FAIL" CAS message is no longer displayed.
(k) Check that the RH outboard slat extends.
(l) Check that the RH inboard slat extends.
(m) On slats/flaps control box (2CG), set slat/flap control lever to "CLEAN".
(8) Check of flaps non retraction after LH outboard slats position microswitch failure as follows:
(a) Make sure that, on slats/flaps control box ( 2CG), the slat/flap control lever is set to "CLEAN",
(b) On slats/flaps control box ( 2CG), set slat/flap control lever to "SF1",
(c) Check that outboard slats, flaps and inboard slats extend,
(d) Cut off and drop the pressure in hydraulic system 1 (Refer to TASK 29-00-00-860-801),
NOTE: Wait for one minute to be sure that the hydraulic pressure is fully dropped in the slat
system.
(e) Fully retract the LH inboard slat by hand with two operators.
(f) Slightly retract the LH outboard slat by hand with two operators until the LH outboard slat
extended microswitch (L16CM) is released from the sliding angle,
(g) Check that the amber " OUTBD SLATS FAIL" CAS message is displayed.
NOTE: This CAS message is displayed after a time-delay of 5 seconds.
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(h) Check that flaps remain in position (7 deg.).
(i) Slightly increase the pressure in hydraulic system 1 with the hydraulic GPU to extend the LH
outboard slat.
(j) Check that the amber " OUTBD SLATS FAIL" CAS message is no longer displayed.
(k) Check that the LH outboard slat extends.
(l) Check that the LH inboard slat extends.
(m) On slats/flaps control box (2CG), set slat/flap control lever to "CLEAN".
(9) Check of outboard slat automatic extention
(a) Pressurize hydraulic systems 1 and 2 with the hydraulic GPU (Refer to TASK
29-00-00-860-801).
(b) Make sure that, on slats/flaps control box ( 2CG), the slat/flap control lever is set to "CLEAN".
(c) On airbrake/tailplane/trim control box ( 2CF), move airbrake control lever from "0" to "2".
(d) Make sure that the three pairs of airbrakes extend.
(e) Press and hold the "STALL 1" soft key.
NOTE: The test of "STALL 1" is run by selecting the corresponding soft key on the "TEST"
synoptic page on the Multi-Function Display (MFD) (R22FV), using the pilot or the
copilot Cursor Control Device (CCD) (L44FV)/(R44FV).
(f) Make sure that:
• the "STALL" voice warning is triggered,
• the outboard slats extend,
• the three pairs of airbrakes retract and the airbrake symbol displayed on PFDs goes
off, when all airbrakes are retracted.
(g) On airbrake/tailplane/trim control box ( 2CF), set airbrake control lever to "0".
(10) Perform operational tests of the slat "STALL" function (Refer to TASK 27-80-00-710-809).
E. FINAL STEPS
(1) Reverse the remaining operations described in paragraph 2.B. to return the aircraft to initial
configuration.
(2) On RH lateral overhead panel lighting face ( R15LC), rotate "PANEL" rheostat (R2LK) clockwise.
(3) Check illumination and brightness variation control of slats/flaps control box ( 2CG).
(4) Rotate "PANEL" rheostat ( R2LK) counterclockwise.
(5) Cut off and drop the pressure in hydraulic systems 1 and 2 (Refer to TASK 29-00-00-860-801).
(6) De-energize the aircraft systems (Refer to TASK 24-00-00-860-801).
F. DOCUMENTATION
Check that the Airplane Flight Manual is updated with revision 14 pages.
Incorporate fig. 2 into the Wiring Manual chapter 27-51-00-XX.
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G. RECORDING
Record compliance with this Service Bulletin in the appropriate aircraft documents.
Fill out the card located at the end of the Service Bulletin and mail or fax it to Dassault Aviation or
Dassault Falcon Jet, or fill out the electronic Service Bulletin reply form located in the ”Service Bulletin"
page on the Falcon portal.
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3. MATERIAL INFORMATION
NOTE: Compliance with this Service Bulletin by substituting the part numbers below with interchangeable
subsequent part numbers (as per the Master List or Dassault-approved supply list) is acceptable,
provided that subsequent part numbers have the same effectivity as the original ones.
A. MODIFICATION OF SLATS/FLAPS CONTROL BOX PART NUMBER
NEW P/N QTY KEY WORD OLD P/N
7-7061 1 slats/flaps control box (2CG) 6-7061
NOTE: The slats/flaps control box (2CG) removed must be sent to one of the addresses listed in
paragraph 1.G. of this Service Bulletin.
B. MODIFICATION KIT ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
Kit P/N SBF900EX0522A
NEW P/N QTY KEY WORD
01C0K302-20S01 3 Contact
01EQTSR03-16S01 1 Contact
01C0A54148FC16 1 Dummy Contact
01CAN211-1-20 15 m (49 ft) Cable
2CGA-J/SP8CG-1 2 Identification sleeve (01PROTMS1G1-8)
2CGA-K/SP8CG-2 2 Identification sleeve (01PROTMS1G1-8)
2CGA-P/8CG-A1 2 Identification sleeve (01PROTMS1G1-8)
01EQTPRL08R1 2 Red Extension Cables
SP8CG-1 1 Identification sleeve (01PROTMS1G3-32)
SP8CG-2 1 Identification sleeve (01PROTMS1G3-32)
78750-02 20 Cable clamp
C. LOCAL PROCUREMENT
None
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DASSAULT  SERVICE BULLETIN
AVIATION
FALCON 900EX  F900EX -522
2CG  EWO
2CG-A
2CG-B
Fr 4
FWD
Relay location, RH Cabinet Fr 4-5
8CG
Figure 1: WIRING - GENERAL OVERVIEW
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DASSAULT  SERVICE BULLETIN
AVIATION
FALCON 900EX  F900EX -522
L12FQ
FLP 24
2CG
2CGA-J/SP8CG-1 /20
16/20
405 JE
5/20
2CGA-K/SP8CG-2 /20  7/20
SP8CG-2
8CG
&АЗ  20/20
A2-0 A A  2CGA-P/8CG-A1 /20  13/22
51275100  25/22
L13FQ
FLAD IC  408JE-12  FLAP 40
3/20  32 JN  FLAP20
FLAP 7  UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED: ALL WIRE IS AWG 22
NCORPORATE TO WDM. CHAP 27-51-00-XX
Rerouted wire
Removed elements
Added elements
Figure 2: WIRING DIAGRAM MODIFICATION
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NO POSTAGE
NECESSARY
FROM  IF MAILED
IN THE
UNITED STATES
ZIP CODE
BUSINESS REPLY MAIL
FIRST CLASS MAIL PERMIT NO. 3306 HACKENSACK, NJ 07602
POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY ADDRESSEE:
DASSAULT FALCON JET CORP.
PO BOX 1946
SO HACKENSACK NJ 07606-9946
ATTENTION:
FIELD SERVICE DEPARTMENT
DASSAULT AVIATION
78, Quai Marcel Dassault
Cedex 300
92552 SAINT-CLOUD Cedex
FRANCE
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SERVICE BULLETINS COMPLIANCE FALCON 900EX A/C S/N    
DASSAULT AVIATION Number  ATA Number   
F900EX 522  F900EX 27 20   
        
        
        
        
Coding: C complete compliance
 
T partial compliance
   
Performed by:   
Remarks: Initial issuance Date: Signature:
SERVICE BULLETINS COMPLIANCE
Would you be kind enough to inform us that this Service Bulletin is complied with:
- For "Western Hemisphere", mail upper card (No postage necessary if mailed in the U.S.A.) or fax to Dassault Falcon Jet: 1-201-541-4700.
- For "Other Continents", mail card herebelow or fax to Dassault Aviation: 33 (0)1.47.11.65.21.
On the occasion, if other Service Bulletins have been simultaneously complied with could you complete the blank spaces provided for this
purpose.
APPLICATION DE BULLETINS DE SERVICE
Lorsque vous aurez applique ce Bulletin de Service sur votre avion, veuillez avoir l'amabilite de nous en informer:
- Utiliser la carte reponse superieure pour continent americain (Dispensee de timbrage pour postage depuis les U.S.A.) ou le fax pour
Dassault Falcon Jet : 1-201-541-4700.
- Ou la carte reponse inferieure pour autres continents ou le fax pour Dassault Aviation : 33 (0)1.47.11.65.21.
Eventuellement, si d'autres Bulletins de Service ont ete appliques simultanement, vous pouvez les mentionner dans les cases vierges
prevues a cet effet.
APPLICATION DES BULLETINS DE SERVICE   
SERVICE BULLETINS COMPLIANCE FALCON 900EX A/C S/N    
DASSAULT AVIATION Number
Numero DASSAULT AVIATION  
ATA Number
Numero ATA   
F900EX 522  F900EX 27 20   
        
        
        
        
Coding: C complete complianceapplication totale
 
T partial complianceapplication partielle
   
Performed by:
Fait par:
  
Remarks: Initial issuance Date: Signature:
Remarques: Edition originale

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