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TRANSMITTAL INFORMATION
REVISION 2 TO SERVICE BULLETIN 72-0175
Revision 2 is issued to update paragraphs 1., PLANNING INFORMATION, 2., MATERIAL INFORMATION, and 3., ACCOMPLISHMENT INSTRUCTIONS.
Revision 1 was issued October 24, 2014. The original was issued October 03, 2013. Revision bars in the left margin identify changes.
1.PLANNING INFORMATION
A.Effectivity
* * * FOR GEnx-1B64, -1B67, -1B70, -1B64/P1, -1B67/P1, -1B70/P1, -1B70C/P1, -1B70/72/P1, -1B70/75/P1, -1B74/75/P1, 1B75/P1, -1B64/P2, -1B67/P2, -1B70/P2, -1B70C/P2, -1B70/72/P2, -1B70/75/P2, 1B74/75/P2
This Service Bulletin is applicable to all GEnx-1B engines.
B.Description
This Service Bulletin provides a quick turn (Q/T) method to remove and reinstall the combustor.
C.Compliance
Category 7
GE recommends that you do this Service Bulletin at customer's convenience.
NOTE:
This Service Bulletin can be accomplished in shop.
D.Concurrent Requirements
Do GEnx-1B S/B 72-0106 when or before you do this Service Bulletin.
E.Reason
(1)Objective:
To enhance shop turn around time.
(2)Condition:
Some engines are being removed prematurely from service for combustor removal.
(3)Cause:
Removal and repair of the combustor.
(4)Improvement:
The procedures defined within this Service Bulletin are optimized for repair of the combustor and verification of modular serviceability.
(5)Substantiation:
Substantiation is by analysis.
F.Approval
This Service Bulletin contains no modification information that revises the approved configuration and therefore does not require FAA approval.
G.Manpower
After you get access to the engine, you will need approximately 2,000 man-hours to do the replacement portion of this Service Bulletin.
H.Weight and Balance
Weight and balance are not changed.
I.References (Use the latest version of these documents)
GEK 9250, Commercial Engine Standard Practices Manual (SPM)
GEnx-1B Boeing 787 Aircraft Maintenance Manual (AMM)
GEK 112851, GEnx-1B Engine Manual (EM)
GEK 112862, GEnx-1B Cleaning, Inspection, and Repair Manual (CIR)
GEK 112864, GEnx-1B Engine Illustrated Parts Catalog (EIPC)
GEnx-1B S/B 72-0106, ENGINE - Propulsor Module Assembly (72-00-00) - Introduction of New Seal P/N 2503M02P01
GEnx-1B S/B 72-0113, ENGINE - Mid Fan Shaft (72-58-00) - Repair of Engines to Replace or Repair the Mid Fan Shaft
NOTE:
The reference document listed below is for the engine manufacturer's internal use only:
 
CID: 575398
J.Publications Affected
None.
K.Interchangeability
Use in complete sets.
L.Software Accomplishment Summary
Not applicable.
2.MATERIAL INFORMATION
A.Material - Price and Availability
(1)Parts necessary to do this Service Bulletin:
 
Part Number
Qty/ Eng
Part Name
Unit ($) Price
Pkg Qty
Lead Time Days
 
1767M65G05
(1)
Seal Assembly
750.00
(1)
5
 
2105M71P01
(1)
Seal Ring
446.75
(1)
5
 
2105M78P01
(2)
Seal, Ring
498.25
(1)
5
 
2255M93P01
(22)
Seal Assembly
722.00
(1)
5
 
2326M40P02
(1)
Seal, External
2,122.00
(1)
5
 
2331M67P02
(1)
Ring, Seal
1,226.00
(1)
30
 
2353M51P01
(46)
Bolt
152.25
(1)
5
 
2353M51P02
(AR)
Bolt
165.00
(1)
5
 
2353M52P01
(46)
Nut, Spline Drive Self-Locking
231.75
(1)
5
 
2370M96P01
(1)
Gasket
Quote
(-)
Quote
 
2435M82P01
(1)
Plate, Bridge
976.00
(1)
5
 
2435M82P02
(1)
Plate, Bridge
976.00
(1)
5
 
2435M82P03
(1)
Plate, Bridge
976.00
(1)
5
 
2492M86P01
(ALT)
Gasket, Seal
1,591.00
(1)
5
 
2377M79P01
(1)
Gasket, Flange Seal
329.00
(1)
5
 
2459M14P01
(2)
Seal, Outer
2,176.00
(1)
5
 
9371M19P06
(2)
Seal, Boss and Fitting
88.25
(10)
5
 
AS1895/7-125*
(1)
Seal, Ring
NP
(-)
--
 
AS1895/7-450*
(2)
Seal, Ring
NP
(-)
--
 
AS1895/23-100*
(3)
Seal, Ring
NP
(-)
--
 
AS1895/23-150*
(3)
Seal
NP
(-)
--
 
AS1895/23-175*
(4)
Seal, Ring
NP
(-)
--
 
AS1895/23-250*
(2)
Seal, Ring
NP
(-)
--
 
AS1895/23-300*
(2)
Seal, Ring
NP
(-)
--
 
AS1895/23-350*
(2)
Seal, Ring
NP
(-)
--
 
BACP18BC03B08P**
(2)
Cotter Pin
NP
(-)
--
 
J1215P10
(1)
Gasket, Flange Seal
250.50
(1)
5
 
J1215P17
(4)
Gasket, Flange Seal
61.00
(5)
5
 
J1215P20
(4)
Gasket, Flange Seal
85.25
(5)
5
 
J1215P24
(4)
Gasket, Flange Seal
53.75
(10)
5
 
J1215P28
(1)
Gasket, Flange Seal
58.00
(5)
5
 
J1215P32
(3)
Gasket, Flange Seal
231.25
(1)
5
 
J1437P010
(1)
Packing, Preformed
142.25
(1)
5
 
J1437P013
(1)
Packing, Preformed
260.25
(1)
5
 
J1438P149
(1)
Packing, Preformed
53.75
(1)
Quote
 
J1438P163
(1)
Packing, Preformed
26.00
(1)
5
 
J1438P177
(1)
Packing
51.50
(1)
5
 
J221P222
(2)
Packing, Preformed
2.85
(1)
5
 
J222P013
(48)
Packing, Preformed
1.20
(50)
5
 
J222P015
(2)
Packing, Preformed
1.05
(50)
5
 
J222P016
(3)
Packing, Preformed
1.05
(50)
5
 
J222P018
(4)
Packing, Preformed
3.45
(1)
5
 
J222P120
(4)
Packing, Preformed
4.50
(25)
5
 
J222P124
(1)
Packing, Preformed
2.05
(25)
5
 
MS9697-12*
(65)
Bolt
NP
(-)
--
NP = Not Provisioned
NOTE:
Prices are provided for planning purposes and are subject to change.
NOTE:
*Part not supplied by GE Engine Services Distribution L.L.C. Procure through local purchase.
NOTE:
**Part not supplied by GE Engine Services Distribution L.L.C. Procure through BOEING Company.
(2)Other Spare Parts:
 
Part Number
Qty/ Eng
Part Name
Unit ($) Price
Pkg Qty
Lead Time Days
 
1709M89P02
(68)
Retainer, Bolt
33.00
(15)
5
 
6070124E03**
(18)
Fuel Nozzle
NP
(-)
--
 
6070125E03**
(4)
Fuel Nozzle
NP
(-)
--
 
6100005E02****
(22)
Fuel Nozzle
NP
(-)
--
 
1337M46P11
(AR)
Gasket, Igniter Plug
10.50
(20)
5
 
1689M74P08
(92)
Ring, Locking
152.75
(1)
5
 
1693M83P15
(92)
Insert, Screw
152.75
(1)
5
 
2482M59G01
(19)
Nozzle, Stage 1
50,490.00
(1)
5
 
2482M59G03*****
(19)
Nozzle, Stage 1
50,490.00
(1)
5
 
2482M59G02
(1)
Nozzle, Stage 1
50,490.00
(1)
5
 
2482M59G04*****
(1)
Nozzle, Stage 1
50,490.00
(1)
5
 
2300M16P07
(20)
Seal, Spline
6.50
(1)
5
 
2300M18P02
(20)
Seal, Stage 1 L
27.50
(1)
5
 
2300M16P09
(20)
Seal, Spline
6.50
(1)
5
 
2300M16P06
(20)
Seal, Spline
6.50
(1)
5
 
2300M17P02
(20)
Seal, Stage L
6.50
(1)
5
 
2300M16P08
(20)
Seal, Spline
6.50
(1)
5
 
2300M15P01
(20)
Seal, Stage 1
8.50
(1)
5
 
2326M54P01
(1)
Seal, Pressure
3,657.00
(1)
5
 
2256M86P01
(2)
Seal Assembly
398.25
(1)
5
 
2258M80G06
(1)
Combustion Chamber Assembly
867,500.00
(1)
5
 
2301M59P01
(1)
Seal, Forward Brush
34,310.00
(1)
5
 
2303M26G03
(1)
Support, Seal
272,200.00
(1)
5
 
2303M27P01
(20)
Cover, Bolt
1,012.00
(1)
5
 
2305M46P01
(1)
Heat Shield, HPT Rotor
810.00
(1)
5
 
2306M49P03
(74)
Plate, LPT Lock
251.00
(1)
30
 
2306M49P04
(1)
Plate, LPT Lock
261.25
(1)
30
 
2306M52P02
(94)
Spacer, Sleeve
35.50
(1)
30
 
2306M63P01
(150)
Nut, Self-Locking
35.50
(1)
30
 
2311M10P01
(1)
Ring, HPT Rotor Keyed
2,925.00
(1)
30
 
2324M12P02
(1)
Seal, Outer
2,337.00
(1)
5
 
2324M13P01
(1)
Seal
2,431.00
(1)
5
 
2327M76P03
(4)
Plug, Borescope
4,164.00
(1)
5
 
2331M28P02
(1)
Nut, Forward Lock
5,566.00
(1)
30
 
2331M30P01
(1)
Plate, Lock Nut
371.25
(1)
30
 
2430M20P01
(68)
Bolt, Shear
142.00
(1)
5
 
2445M58P02
(4)
Nut Shield, Fins
6,376.00
(1)
5
 
512080-2***
(2)
Igniter
NP
(-)
--
 
AS3217-215*
(1)
Ring, Retainer
NP
(-)
--
 
AS3237-14*
(88)
Bolt, Machine
NP
(-)
--
 
J1411P06
(68)
Nut, Self-Locking
110.50
(10)
5
 
2431M75P02****
(1)
Ring, Piston
4,992.00
(1)
5
 
2446M96G01*****
(11)
Mixer, Radial
6,976.00
(1)
30
 
2446M95G01*****
(11)
Mixer, Radial
6,976.00
(1)
30
 
J1411P04*****
(88)
Nut, Self-Locking
19.25
(25)
5
 
AS9697-09*****
(88)
Bolt
NP
(-)
-
 
2258M97P01*****
(22)
Retainer, Outer
592,00
(-)
5
 
2258M91P01*****
(ALT)
Retainer, Outer
592,00
(-)
5
 
2258M96P01*****
(22)
Retainer, Inner
592,00
(-)
5
 
2258M90P01*****
(ALT)
Retainer, Inner
592,00
(-)
5
NOTE:
Prices are provided for planning purposes and are subject to change.
NOTE:
*Part not supplied by GE Engine Services Distribution L.L.C. Procure through local purchase.
NOTE:
**Part not supplied by GE Engine Services Distribution L.L.C. Procure through Parker Hannifin Corp.
NOTE:
***Part not supplied by GE Engine Services Distribution L.L.C. Procure through Unison Industries Inc.
 NOTE:
****Parts applicable to IPC Model Apply Code CC.
NOTE:
*****Parts required to replace the combustor radial mixers.
(3)Consumables:
 
Code Number
Description
 
C01-037
Adhesive, Synthetic (adhesive)
 
C02-019
Oil, Engine Lubricating (engine oil)
 
C02-023
Oil, Engine Lubricating (engine oil)
 
C02-026
Oil, Penetrating
 
C02-033
Petrolatum, Soft
 
C02-053
Oil, Penetrating
 
C02-058
Compound, Thread Lubricating (lubricant)
 
C02-071
Anti-Seize and Lubricating Compound
 
C02-083
Lubricant, Solid Dry Film (dry film lubricant)
 
C04-002
Solvent, General
 
C04-003
Solvent, General (acetone)
 
C04-035
Solvent, General (isopropyl alcohol)
 
C04-228
Solvent, General (94-96% assay Ethanol) (denatured alcohol)
 
C05-003
Marking Pen
 
C05-005
Liquid, Leak (Bubble) Test (leak detection fluid)
 
C10-021
Tape, Plastic (tape)
 
C10-071
Safety Wire (safety wire)
 
C10-143
Safety Cable Assembly (321 Stainless Steel AS 4536, AS 3510) (safety cable)
 
C10-154
Beeswax
 
C10-182
Cloth, Cleaning for Aircraft Structural (cleaning cloth)
 
C10-231
Liquid Nitrogen (dry ice alternative)
 
--
Dry Ice
B.Industry Support Information
None.
C.Configuration Chart
 
New Part Number
Qty/ Eng
Part Name
Old Part Number/ IPC Location
Qty/ Eng
Op Code
Chg/ Sprt Code
 
2258M80G01/
G04/G06/G08/
G09
(X)
Combustion Chamber Assembly
2258M80G01/
G04/G06/G08
G09
(X)
RM
-/-
 
.2258M90P01
01-060A, 72-42-00

(ALT)
Retainer, Inner
(SIN 12400 9)
.2503M68P01
01-061, 72-42-00

(22)
RE
2/A
 
.2258M96P01
01-060, 72-42-00

(22)
Retainer, Inner
(SIN 12400 9)
--
(-)
AD
5/-
 
.2258M91P01
01-040A, 72-42-00

(ALT)
Retainer, Outer
(SIN 12400 10)
.2503M69P01
01-041, 72-42-00

(22)
RE
2/A
 
.2258M97P01
01-040, 72-42-00

(22)
Retainer, Outer
(SIN 12400 10)
--
(-)
AD
5/-
Operation Codes
AD=Add
RE=Replace
RM=Remains.
Change Codes
2=Two-way interchangeable.
5=Qualified interchangeability. Refer to paragraph 1.K., Interchangeability.
Support Code
A=Old parts will no longer be supplied.
D.Parts Disposition
None.
E.Tooling - Price and Availability
 
Tool Number
Description
 
7C2015G01
Fixture, Lift and Turn - Propulsor Aft (for strongback)
 
7C2127P01
Inspection System - Core Rotor Assembly, Portable
 
9C1017G01*
Fixture, Remove/Install-Variable Center of Gravity
 
9C1156G04*
Fixture, Lift Beam
 
9C1173G02***
Fixture, Raise/Lower - Accessory Gearbox Module Fixture (raise/lower fixture)
 
9C1207G01
Cart, Nitrogen-Pressure Check (nitrogen cart)
 
9C1276G01
Protector, Compressor Rotor Stage 8-10 Bore
 
11C3010G02
Fixture, Build-Up Core Module (build up fixture)
 
11C3018G03
Fixture, Support - HPT Rotor, Vertical
 
11C3025G02
Strongback, Lift and Turn - Super Core (lift/turn strongback)
 
11C3031G01
Fixture, Lift-CDN Module
 
11C3036G02
Bracket Set, Roll - Over Stand - CDN (bracket set)
 
11C3039G02**
Bracket Set - FWD Propulsor, Ground Handling and Shipping (bracket set)
 
11C3046G01
Kit, Camera - HP Compr/HPT Hole Alignment (alternative to 11C3387)
 
11C3050G01
Fixture, Assy-Vertical, Remove/Install, Combustor (combustor fixture)
 
11C3051G01
Case, Dummy - Combustor Diffuser Nozzle (dummy CDN case)
 
11C3052G01
Fixture, Restraint-Diffuser (restraint diffuser fixture)
 
11C3055G02
Lock, Rotor-Aft, HPT Rotor (HPT rotor lock)
 
11C3067G01
Fixture, Retainer-No. 4 Bearing Inner Race/Oil Scoop
 
11C3076G02
Fixture, Remove/Install - CDN Stage 1 HPT Nozzle Seal
 
11C3079G01
Fixture, Lift - Stage 10 Outlet Guide Vane Assembly (OGV assembly fixture)
 
11C3080G01
Fixture Set, Installation/Removal - Ring Clip, OGV Bolt
 
11C3081G04
****
Fixture, Buildup - Stage 1 HPT Nozzle Assembly (stage 1 HPT nozzle assembly fixture)
 
11C3081G03
Fixture, Buildup - Stage 1 HPT Nozzle Assembly (stage 1 HPT nozzle assembly fixture)
 
11C3083G01**
Protector, Stage 1 Fan Disk
 
11C3084G03*
Protector - Fan Disk Bore, Stage 1 (fan disk protector)
 
11C3108G02
****
Clamp, Retaining - Stage 1 HPT Nozzle Assembly
 
11C3112G01
Fixture, Torque - HPT Stage 1 Nozzle Assembly
 
11C3133G01
Fixture, Lock - HP Compressor Rotor
 
11C3139G01
Puller, Assy - No. 4 Bearing, Aft Rotating Air Seal
 
11C3142G02
Fixture, Disassembly - HP Turbine Rotor/HP Compressor Rotor (disassembly fixture)
 
11C3144G01
Adapter, Torque - Spanner Nut, Inner Race No. 4 Bearing (torque adapter)
 
11C3147G02
Fixture, Run Out - CDP Seal/HPT Rotor
 
11C3157G01
Tool Set, Install/Remove - Air Duct, HP Turbine
 
11C3197G01
Bracket, Set - Fan Hub Frame (used with 9481M84)
 
11C3281G01*
Bracket Set, TRF (pedestals)
 
11C3281G02*
Bracket Set, FHF (pedestals)
 
11C3281G03*
Bracket Set, TCF (pedestals)
 
11C3281G04*
Bracket Set, Fwd Fan Case (pedestals)
 
11C3281G05*
Bracket Set, Aft Fan Case (pedestals)
 
11C3262G03***
Fixture, Install/Remove - Accessory Gearbox Module (install/remove fixture)
 
11C3265G02
Bracket Set, Support/Lift-AGB Module (bracket set)
 
11C3266G02
Fixture, Installation HPT Airduct/HPT Rotor Disk
 
11C3272G01**
Pin Set, Guide - Fan Stator Module/Fan Hub Module (guide pins)
 
11C3278G01*
Fixture, Push/Pull - LPT and Fan Modules
 
11C3282G01*
Fixture, Guide - Low Pressure Turbine Shaft/TCF
 
11C3283G01*
Fixture, Extension - LPT Mid Shaft
 
11C3288P01*
Protector - Carbon Seal Runner
 
11C3296P01*
Protector, Thread/Spline - LPT Shaft, Fwd
 
11C3323G01**
Tool, Removal - Stage 1 Fan Blade Spacer (spacer removal tool) (alternative to 11C3398G01)
 
11C3328G02*
Tool Set, Install/Remove No. 5 Bearing Aft Seal and Air Oil Ext
 
11C3329G02*
Fixture, Torque - Inner Spanner Nut
 
11C3331G02**
Protector, Forward Acoustic Liner - Fan Module (acoustic liner protector)
 
11C3334G01*
Fixture, Torque - No. 5 Bearing Spanner Nut (No. 5 bearing locknut torque fixture)
 
11C3335P01
Fixture, Chill - Fwd Flange, HP Turb Rotor
 
11C3340G01
Gage, Digital Immersion Depth, Igniter Plug
 
11C3387G01
Guide Tube, Borescope - HPT/HP Compr Rotor Joint (alternative to 11C3046)
 
11C3391G01*
Fixture, Chill - External Duct LPT
 
11C3398G01**
Tool, Removal - Stage 1 Fan Blade Spacer (slide hammer) (recommended)
 
11C3420G01*
Tool, Install/Remove Retaining Ring
 
11C3421G03*
Fixture, Install/Remove - Fan Shaft Cover
 
11C3423G02*
Fixture, Torque - LPT/Fan Coupling Nut (coupling nut torque fixture)
 
11C3424G01*
Gage, Mid Fan Shaft to Shaft Nut (gage)
 
11C3426G02*
Dolly, Low Pressure Turbine - Module/Mid Shaft
 
11C3474P02*
Guide-Installation No. 5 Bearing Carbon Seal
 
11C3513G01*
Protector, No. 5 Bearing
 
11C3515G01*
Adapter, Thread - LPT Cone Shaft
 
11C3625G01*
Pusher, Install-Shaft M/A Mid Fan (seal pusher)
 
11C3990G01***
Tool Set, Carbon Seal and Mating Ring Replacement Crank Port AGBX (tool set)
 
11C3996G01***
Tool Set, Extractor, Link Pin (extractor)
 
11C4248G01***
Fixture, Install/Remove - Accessory Gearbox Horizontal Drive Shaft (install/remove fixture)
 
11C4266G03*
Fixture, Lift - Ctr of Gravity Low Pressure Turbine
 
11C4344G01*
Fixture, Restrain - LP Turbine Rotor/Turbine Rear Frame
 
11C4368G01*
Fixture, Guide - LPT Midshaft Extension
 
11C4412G02***
Fixture, Install/Remove - Line Replaceable Units (LRU fixture)
 
11C4490P02**
Dolly, Separation - Fan Case (fan case separation dolly)
 
11C4514G01**
Protector Set - Fan Stator
 
11C4517G02
Fixture, Remove - Heat Shield HP Turbine Rotor
 
11C4525P01
Fixture, Torque - CDP Joint (torque wrench)
 
11C4566G04
Adapter Set, Manifold Pressure Check - Fuel
 
11C4594G01**
Storage Carrousel, Stage 1 Blade (storage carrousel)
 
11C4616G04**
Stand, Personnel - Fan Inlet (personnel stand)
 
11C4628G01*
Bracket Set, FWD Propulsor, Ground Handling and Shipping (bracket set)
 
11C4655G01*
Fixture, Install/Remove LPT Torque Tubes
 
11C4690G01***
Fixture, Removal - HDS Cover
 
11C4699G01*****
Fixture, Hinged, Build Up - Core Module (assembly fixture)
 
11C4582G01
Fixture, Build Up - Core Module (assembly stand)
 
9429M17G01
Plate, Anti - Torque-Sweeney Torque Multiplier
 
9429M19G02
Fixture, Lift - Vertical (lift fixture)
 
9429M25G01
Plate, Torque Adapter - Install/Remove
 
9429M56G01
Stand, Build - Core Module
 
9429M60G02
Stand, Adjustable Roll Over - Sub Assembly (roll-over stand)
 
9429M77G04*
Fixture, Lift and Turn - General Purpose (lift fixture)
 
9446M40G01*
Fixture, LPT Alignment (LPT alignment fixture)
 
9446M61G02**
Program, Balance - Blade Installation/Replacement (mapping program)
 
9446M93P01**
Stand, Jack - LRU Installation/Removal (jack stand)
 
9481M77G02
Fixture, Lift/Install - Stage 9/10 OGV (stage 9/10 OGV fixture)
 
9481M84G01
Stand, Assembly - Super Core (assembly stand)
 
AH2543*
Hydraulic Torque Multiplier
 
SPL10924*
Lift Sling, Thrust Link and Aft Mount Lift Beam (Boeing tool)
 
Sweeny 8015
Sweeny Torque Multiplier
 
Sweeny 8200
Sweeny Torque Multiplier
 
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Three-Legged Sling
 
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Heat Tape (115V), P/N FRE161006
 
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Heat Tape (220V), P/N FRE162006
 
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Depth Micrometer
 
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3/4 Breaker Bar
 
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Torque Wrench up to 180 lb inch
 
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Torque Wrench up to 450 lb inch
 
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Heat Gun (350degF, 177 deg C)
 
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6 mm flexible borescope
 
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Standard Tool Pump, Hand - Hydraulic (10,000 PSI)
 
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Standard Tool Heat Gun
 
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Standard Tool Nylon Straps
 
* Tooling required for LPT removal
 
** Tooling required for fan case removal installation tool
 
*** Tooling required for AGB removal installation
 
**** Tooling required to disassemble and assemble the HPT stage 1 nozzle assembly
 
***** This is a hinged stand developed for use when hoist hook height is restricted
3.ACCOMPLISHMENT INSTRUCTIONS
A.General
(1)The engine disassembly procedure will start from either one of the actions that follow:
(a)The fan case removed as a propulsor (M20 configuration).
(b)The fan case and low pressure turbine (LPT) module removed (M60 configuration).
NOTE:
If the engine is to be disassembled or assembled in a gantry system, then the 9481M84 assembly stand will be necessary to transport and turn the engine to the vertical position. After this, the engine can be put in the 11C4582 assembly stand if necessary for the facility where the engine will be reworked.
NOTE:
For this procedure, the fan booster compressor (FBC) high pressure turbine module (HPTM) will be turned to the vertical nose down position and installed in the 11C4582 assembly stand. If no pits are available, a minimum crane/hoist hook height of 20.4 ft (6.2 m) is required. Also, a safe workstation 13 ft (4 m) walk area height is required to permit safe working on the compressor discharge pressure (CDP) joint.
NOTE:
This procedure provides instructions to repair the combustor assembly in shop with minimum engine disassembly. The engine rework per this Service Bulletin is considered to be a Q/T, continue-time shop visit workscope. All removed hardware and modules must be visually inspected for continue-time as defined for an assembled engine workscope. Refer to the GEnx-1B CIR, 72-00-00, INSPECTION 001.
NOTE:
No dimensional inspection or fluorescent-penetrant inspection (FPI) (i.e. enhanced inspections) are required to complete this Service Bulletin (including no FPI required for the fan frame thrust link clevises or turbine rear frame (TRF) case) unless stated. All visual findings are to be assessed per the relevant section of the GEnx-1B EM. Additional inspection criteria to the assembled engine workscope visual inspection recommendations are provided in paragraph 3.C., Inspection
. If a life limited part (LLP) listed in the GEnx-1B EM, 05-21-00, LIFE LIMITS 001, MANDATORY INSPECTIONS becomes piece part, then the enhanced inspections must be complied with as stated for the component.
B.Removal
(1)Remove and disassemble the M10 engine as follows:
(a)Remove the aft mount and thrust links. Refer to the GEnx-1B, Boeing 787 AMM, DMC-B787-A-G71-21-02-00A-520A-A.
(b)Put the engine in the pedestals set or an overhead gantry system. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-00, SPECIAL PROCEDURE 003.
(c)Remove the spinner, platforms, fan blades and fan module. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-01, REMOVAL 001.
(d)Remove the LPT module from the engine. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-04, REMOVAL 001 and do as follows:
1Calculate the LPT axial setting before removal of the LPT module as follows:
 aRotate the LPT one time and measure dimension (LPT axial setting). Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-04, INSTALLATION 001, Subtask 72-00-04-220-028, and do as follows:
 (1)If the axial position is within the required dimension given in Subtask 72-00-04-220-037, continue to step 3.B.(1)(d)1
c
.
 (2)If the axial position is not within the required dimension given in Subtask 72-00-04-220-037, continue with step 3.B.(1)(d)1
b
.
 bIf the axial position is not within the required dimension, ensure the adjusting shim is changed accordingly to give a satisfactory dimension on assembly. Perfer to GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-04, Subtask 72-00-04-220-037.
cRemove the brush seal support as an assembly. The brush seal can be used again subject to visual inspection. Refer to paragraph 3.C.(2)(c).
  CAUTION:
PRIOR TO THE ENGINE BEING ROTATED VERTICAL NOSE DOWN REMOVE EITHER THE BOOSTER OR AGB TO PREVENT OIL COLLECTING INSIDE THE BOOSTER SPOOL TO AVOID OIL LOSS DURING ENGINE OPERATION.
2Remove the AGB module. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-05, REMOVAL 001.
3Remove the fuel nozzles No. 2, 12, and 19. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-41-00, DISASSEMBLY 001, CONFIG 01, Subtask 72-41-00-040-024 or DISASSEMBLY 001, CONFIG 02, Subtask 72-41-00-040-044.
4Insert a 6 mm flexible borescope into the CDN where the fuel nozzle was removed and do an inspection of all the radial mixers for defects.
aIf there are no anti-rotation tabs missing from the radial mixers, continue with the removal of the remaining fuel nozzles and the disassembly of the engine.
bIf the radial mixers have missing anti-rotation tabs, do as follows:
(1)Remove the remaining fuel nozzles from the lower quadrant and continue with the top of the engine.
(2)As nozzles are removed, insert the foam packing into the CDN between the struts that block the gas path to the stage 10 OGV. Refer to Figure 1.
NOTE:
The foam packing must be installed in the diffuser, aft of the stage 10 OGV, through the fuel nozzle. The dimensions are 2.25 inches (57.15 mm) square and 7.5 inches (190.5 mm) long.
NOTE:
Some radial mixers could be disengaged from the dome assembly and fall into the CDN when the fuel nozzles are removed.
(3)At fuel nozzles No. 9 thru No. 13 (lower quadrant), use a 6 mm flexible borescope to find all missing anti-rotation tabs. They could be in the dome assembly, between the dome assembly and stage 10 OGV airfoils, or on the CDN case between the combustor and CDN case. Try to recover all missing anti-rotation tabs. The anti-rotation tabs between the dome assembly and stage 10 OGV airfoils must be recovered.
 (4)Deleted.
5Remove the LPT module. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-04, REMOVAL 001.
WARNING:
REFER TO THE PRODUCT LABEL AND THE MANUFACTURERS (MATERIAL) SAFETY DATA SHEET FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON THE HAZARDS, STORAGE, SAFE HANDLING AND PROPER USE OF THIS PRODUCT.
6For pre-GEnx-1B S/B 72-0106 standard fan mid shaft (FMS), wipe the residual assembly C02-058 lubricant and loose dry graphite film with an oil wetted C10-182 cleaning cloth when the LPT retaining nut is removed and before the pusher tool is installed.
7Do a final wipe with a C10-182 cleaning cloth moist with C04-003 acetone. Refer to the SPM, 70-21-23, CLEANING METHOD 23 - HAND-WIPE DEGREASING.
NOTE:
If the FMS is not going to be removed from the LPT assembly, it is not necessary to remove the center vent tube (CVT) extension duct during LPT removal.
(2)Remove the HPT module as follows:
(a)Put the core module in the 9481M84 assembly stand or with the nose vertically down in the 11C4582 assembly stand.
(b)Measure dimension ASACT, after removal of the No. 4 bearing retaining nut. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-02, ASSEMBLY 002, Subtask 72-00-02-500-003.
(c)Remove the HPT rotor, stage 2 stator, and turbine center frame (TCF) as a whole assembly, but keep the combustor diffuser nozzle (CDN) assembly installed on the HPC. Refer to GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-02 DISASSEMBLY 001 thru DISASSEMBLY 006.
(d)Record the position of CDP balance bolts to make sure that the new replacement balance bolts are installed in same location.
  NOTE:
Find out if the balance bolts are from the previous HPT rotor balance or incorporated because of a previous assembly runout of the CDP joint (it can be necessary to install balance bolts at the previous assembly for the procedures). Balance bolts installed at the previous assembly because of increased radial runout of the CDP seal should be replaced with non balance bolts. Balance bolts installed to get rotor balance should have new balance bolts installed in the same location. If necessary, contact PSE for help in obtaining the previous build data. If previous build data is not available, install replacement balance bolts in the same locations.
NOTE:
CDP nuts and bolts will be replaced with new hardware.
(e)Use a C05-003 marking pen to put a correlation mark across the HPT stage 1 disk forward flange and CDP seal to make sure that the HPT is reinstalled in the same position that was previously installed.
(f)Store the HPT rotor, stage 2 stator, and TCF on the 11C3010 build up fixture with the 11C3051 dummy CDN case.
NOTE:
Although not mandatory it is preferred to leave the 11C3055 HPT rotor lock installed during HPT storage.
(g)Remove and discard the three bridge plates (34-330, 72-00-02), (34-340), and (34-350).
(3)Remove the CDN as follows:
(a)Disassemble the CDN module. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-40-00, DISASSEMBLY 001 and do as follows:
1Remove the bolt covers and forward outer seal (FOS). Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-40-00, DISASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-40-00-040-008.
NOTE:
It is possible to remove the FOS without the use of dry ice. It is recommended to try without dry ice initially. Only use dry ice if it is not possible to turn the FOS without dry ice.
2Remove the nozzle support/stage 10 outlet guide vane (OGV) nuts. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-40-00, DISASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-40-00-040-013.
3Remove the stage 1 nozzle support assembly and put the assembly in the 11C3081 stage 1 HPT nozzle assembly fixture. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-40-00, DISASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-40-00-040-006.
NOTE:
It will be desirable to tape around the outside diameter of the nozzles for extra support during lifting.
4Reinstall two slave stage 10 OGV nuts to secure the stage 10 OGV.
5If the fuel nozzles were not removed in paragraph 3.B.(3), remove them as follows:
aBefore the nozzle is removed, put a mark for the position number on it and record the fuel nozzle serial number by position. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-41-00, DISASSEMBLY 001, CONFIG 01, Subtask 72-41-00-040-024 or DISASSEMBLY 001, CONFIG 02, Subtask 72-41-00-040-044.
6Remove the borescope plugs. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-41-00, DISASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-41-00-040-026.
 7Remove the combustion chamber from the CDN case with the 11C3050 combustor fixture. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-41-00, DISASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-41-00-040-008.
 8If foam packing was used to seal the area between the combustor and stage 10 OGV, remove all loose radial mixers and missing anti-rotation tabs. Make sure that all the radial mixers and anti-rotation tabs are accounted for (some can be located in the stage 1 nozzle inner and outer cooling air baffles). Remove the foam packing and make sure that there is no loose material that could fall into the HPC.
NOTE:
During rework of Q/T and continued time engines it is permitted to use the CDP bolts again, thus it is not necessary to remove the CDN from the HPC unless there are missing combustor radial mixers or anti-rotation tabs. CDP bolts will remain a consumable item during overhaul of the CDN.
NOTE:
If any of the CDP static bolts (01-100A, 72-41-00) (SIN 17221) are unserviceable due to condition and require replacement, then the complete set of Qty 68 bolts (01-100A, 72-41-00) (SIN 17221) and nuts (01-060, 72-40-00) (SIN 17240) are to be replaced with new parts.
9If there are missing anti-rotation tabs, do a visual inspection inside the forward inner nozzle support (FINS) cavity (borescope recommended) to find missing tabs. If more tabs are still missing, the stage 1 nozzle assembly must be disassembled to do an inspection of the inner baffle for evidence of missing tabs. Disassemble the stage 1 nozzle assembly as follows:
aPut the nozzle assembly on the 11C3081 stage 1 HPT nozzle assembly fixture.
bRemove the nozzles. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-51-00, DISASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-51-00-040-003.
C.Inspection
NOTE:
All removed hardware and modules must be visually inspected for continue-time as defined for an assembled engine workscope. Refer to the GEnx-1B CIR, 72-00-00, INSPECTION 001. No dimensional inspection or FPI (i.e. enhanced inspections) are required to complete this Service Bulletin unless specified differently.
(1)Visually inspect the LPT/TRF module as follows:
(a)Stage 1 LPT blade:
1Looseness - any amount is permitted.
2Blade corrosion - any amount is permitted.
 (b)Stage 7 LPT blade:
1Looseness - any amount is permitted.
(c)Stage 1 LPT shroud:
1Stage 1 LPT shroud meets the inspection criteria. Refer to the GEnx-1B CIR, 72-00-04, INSPECTION 001, Subtask 72-00-04-220-034.
(d)TRF:
1FPI of the TRF case at the rear mount lug location is not required for Q/T engines as stated. Refer to the GEnx-1B CIR, 72-00-04, INSPECTION 001, Subtask 72-00-04-230-001.
(e)FMS:
1Missing paint/coating - touch up the paint. Refer to the SPM, 70-43-05, INORGANIC ALUMINUM PROTECTIVE COATING.
2Galling on pilot diameters - any amount is permitted.
3Corrosion on the No. 4 aft seal mounting flange - any amount is permitted.
4Oil and coke deposits in the shaft internal diameter (ID) - any amount is permitted.
 (2)Do a visual inspection of the TCF module as follows:
(a)Stage 1 LPT nozzle:
1Corrosion - any amount is permitted.
2Dents/impact damage - any amount is permitted if there is no missing material or cracking.
(b)Stage 1 nozzle retainer:
1Cracking - any amount is permitted.
2Distortion - any amount less than 0.25 inch (6.4 mm) from the TCF aft flange is permitted.
(c)Forward brush seal:
1Damper panel rivets for looseness - any amount is permitted.
2Damper panel missing rivets - none is permitted.
3Damper panel cracks - none is permitted.
4Brush seal bristles - general visual inspection (GVI), visibly worn bristles - none is permitted.
  NOTE:
The brush seal may be reused during Q/T activity subject to GVI.
(d)No. 4 bearing aft stationary air seal abradable seal surface:
1A maximum wear of 0.022 inch (0.55 mm) in depth for a maximum of 3.00 inches (76.2 mm) in length on any seal groove.
2The average rub groove wear must not exceed 0.010 inch (0.25 mm) in depth (average at eight equally spaced locations to include maximum wear rub location).
(3)Do an inspection of the HPT stage 2 nozzle assembly as follows:
(a)HPT stage 2 nozzle:
1Airfoils and platforms - inspect as per borescope limits. Refer to the GEnx-1B, Boeing 787 AMM or GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-00, SPECIAL PROCEDURE 004.
2Nozzle honeycomb rub depth - any amount is permitted.
(b)HPT stage 1 and 2 shrouds:
1Inspect as per borescope limits. Refer to the GEnx-1B, Boeing 787 AMM or GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-00 SPECIAL PROCEDURE 004.
(4)Do and inspection of the HPT rotor assembly as follows:
(a)Stage 1 and 2 blades:
1Airfoil and platform defects - inspect as per borescope limits. Refer to the GEnx-1B, Boeing 787 AMM or GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-00 SPECIAL PROCEDURE 004.
(b)Forward rotating seal coating:
1Seal teeth missing coating - if the original CDN/FOS/honeycomb is used again, use the old forward rotating seal as it is.
2If the original CDN/FOS/honeycomb is replaced with a new one or a different assembly is installed, reuse the original forward seal if it meets the criteria for missing coating. Refer to the GEnx-1B CIR, 72-00-53, INSPECTION 001, Subtask 72-00-53-220-007.
3Seal tooth cracking is not permitted.
(5)Do an inspection of the CDN assembly as follows:
(a)Forward outer seal:
1Honeycomb rub depth - any amount is permitted.
(b)Stage 1 nozzle:
1Airfoil and platform defects - inspect as per borescope limits. Refer to the GEnx-1B, Boeing 787 AMM or GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-00 SPECIAL PROCEDURE 004.
 2Remove or replace any broken or missing leaf seals and/or springs. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-51-20, REPAIR 001.
  NOTE:
If nozzles are replaced, the average throat area has to be calculated. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, Subtask 72-51-00-220-001 (Pre Pip2), Config 1 and to Subtask 72-51-00-220-005 (PIP2), Config 2.
(c)Cooling baffles of the stage 1 nozzles (OD):
1Evidence of unwanted material in the cavity. Remove all blockages. If unable to remove, replace the nozzle.
(d)Cooling baffles of the stage 1 nozzles (ID):
1If necessary, do a borescope inspection for evidence of unwanted material in the cavity. Remove all blockages. If unable to remove, replace the nozzle.
(e)Stage 10 OGV:
1Honeycomb rub depth - any amount is permitted.
(f)Fuel nozzles:
 1Inspection limits. Refer to the GEnx-1B, Boeing 787 AMM, DMC-B787-A-G72-00-00-07B-280C-A. For areas not identified in the AMM, apply GVI.
 2For GEnx-1B (PIP 2) config 2 engines removed for combustor swirler tab broken and swirlers rotation/disengagement, the fuel nozzles must be routed for flow check on a flow rig.
 (g)Forward inner nozzle support (FINS):
 1Do a visual inspection of the cavities of the FINS to make sure that no debris is present (for configuration PIP 2 only).
 2If the stage 1 nozzles were removed, do a visual inspection of the swaged nut threads for serviceability. Replace if required. Refer to the GEnx-1B CIR, 72-51-01, REPAIR 001.
 3Do a visual inspection of the FINS at the CDP bolt heat shield location for evidence of erosion.
 aIf erosion is present, refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-51-01, subtask 72-51-01-220-061 for depth limits permitted.
(h)Do a visual inspection of the cavities of the FINS to make sure that no debris is present (for configuration PIP 2 only).
1If the stage 1 nozzles were removed, do a visual inspection of the swaged nut threads for serviceability. Replace if required. Refer to the GEnx-1B CIR, 72-51-01 REPAIR 001.
(i)Combustor - replace the outer liner, this is a source controlled repair and must be accomplished at a GE approved facility. During replacement of the outer liner the remaining combustor must be inspected. Refer to the GEnx-1B, Boeing 787 AMM limits to do this inspection. For areas not identified in the AMM apply GVI.
(j)Do an inspection of the combustor. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-00, SPECIAL PROCEDURE 004 and do as follows:
1If the liners are unserviceable, replace them. This is a source controlled repair and must be done at a GE approved facility. Do an inspection of the remaining combustor liners during replacement of the outer liner. For areas not identified in the AMM, do a GVI.
2Do an inspection to look for damage on the radial mixers, missing anti-rotation tabs, or radial mixers rotated out of engagement. No damage to the vanes or missing anti-rotation tabs are permitted. Replace the full set of radial mixers. Refer to paragraph 3.D., Repair to replace the radial mixers.
 (k)Do a visual inspection of the CDP manifold (in situ) using white light if required. - No cracks permitted.
 (l)Do a visual inspection of the limited visible portion of the diffuser tabs forward of the CDP Manifold inner retention location (in situ) using white light if required. - No cracks permitted.
(6)Do a inspection of the HPT air guide tube as follows:
(a)Do a GVI of the piston rings on site. Replace the piston rings if there are defects. If serviceable, use them again as they are without removal.
D.Repair
(1)If the combustor liners and dome assembly are serviceable as specified in paragraph 3.C., Inspection, but the radial mixers are unserviceable, replace the radial mixers and retainers to repair the combustor as follows:
WARNING:
REFER TO THE PRODUCT LABEL AND THE MANUFACTURERS (MATERIAL) SAFETY DATA SHEET (SDS) FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON THE HAZARDS, STORAGE, SAFE HANDLING AND PROPER USE OF THIS PRODUCT.
(a)Apply C02-053 penetrating oil to the bolts that will be removed.
(b)Remove the 44 self-locking nuts (01-030, 72-42-00), bolts (01-020), and the 22 outer retainers (01-040). Do not remove the 22 self-locking nuts and bolts that are not attached to the outer retainers. Refer to Figure 2.
(c)Remove and discard 11 radial mixers (01-080) or (01-081) and 11 radial mixers (01-070) or (01-071) from the dome assembly (01-090). These parts will not be used again.
(d)Do a visual inspection of the dome assembly (01-090) forward side for damage as follows:
1Do an inspection of the deflector braze for cracks:
Maximum serviceable limits
: Any amount up to 1.00 inch (25.4 mm) in length is permitted as the maximum total length for each deflector. No spacing limit applies.
2Do an inspection of the adjacent side of the dome plate eyelet for local damage:
Maximum serviceable limits
: Cracks are not serviceable. Nicks, dents, or scratches are permitted up to 0.06 inch (1.5 mm) in size, any direction if the depth is not more than 0.005 inch (0.13 mm) after removal of high metal. If there are sharp edges, locally blend. Refer to the SPM, 70-42-00, BLENDING AND REMOVAL OF HIGH METAL PROCEDURES.
3Do an inspection of the inner and outer dome assembly band for local damage:
Maximum serviceable limits
: Cracks are not serviceable. Nicks, dents, or scratches are permitted up to 0.06 inch (1.5 mm) in size, any direction if the depth is not more than 0.005 inch (0.13 mm) after removal of high metal. If there are sharp edges, locally blend. Refer to the SPM, 70-42-00, BLENDING AND REMOVAL OF HIGH METAL PROCEDURES.
4Do an inspection of the bolts (01-020) and inner retainers (01-060) for contact damage:
Maximum serviceable limits
: Cracks or missing material are not serviceable.
(e)Remove and discard the bolts (01-020) and inner retainers (01-060) as necessary. These parts will not be used again.
(f)Replace the self-locking nuts (01-030), bolts (01-020), and inner retainers (01-060) with the new ones. Install them on one fuel nozzle at a time to prevent loosening on the inner flange.
WARNING:
REFER TO THE PRODUCT LABEL AND THE MANUFACTURERS (MATERIAL) SAFETY DATA SHEET (SDS) FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON THE HAZARDS, STORAGE, SAFE HANDLING AND PROPER USE OF THIS PRODUCT.
1Apply a small quantity of C02-058 lubricant on the washer faces and threads of each new bolt (01-020) that will be installed.
2If only one damaged bolt (01-020) needs to be installed again, install a new bolt (01-020) from inside the dome assembly (01-090) and a self-locking nut (01-030). Torque the self-locking nut to 69-81 lb in. (7.8-9.2 N.m).
3If the inner retainer (01-060) needs to be installed again, install new bolts (01-020) from inside the dome assembly (01-090) through a new inner retainer (01-060). Install the inner retainer (01-060) with the contact surface aft. Install a radial mixer in the fuel nozzle for reference. Attach the self-locking nuts (01-030) to the bolts (01-020) by hand.
4Install a shim to make a clearance between each radial mixer and inner retainer. Make sure that the maximum clearance between the inner retainer and radial mixer is not more than 0.015 inch (0.38 mm).
5Torque the two self-locking nuts (01-030) to 69-81 lb in. (7.8-9.2 N.m) to firmly attach the inner retainer (01-060).
6Do an inspection again to make sure that the clearance is not more than 0.015 inch (0.38 mm) and the radial mixer is free to move. Loosen and reset the clearance and torque the self-looking nuts and bolts again to adjust the inner retainer if necessary.
(g)Find the top of the combustor. Fuel nozzle No. 1 is in line with the top. The fuel nozzles numbers are located clockwise (CW), aft looking forward (ALF) (igniter ports are at the fuel nozzles No. 17 and No. 19 of 22).
1Install 11 new radial mixers (01-080) or (01-081) in the odd number fuel nozzles.
2Install 11 new radial mixers (01-070) or (01-071) in the even number fuel nozzles.
NOTE:
These radial mixers have the side rail on the outer retainer contact surface.
3Make sure that all inner retainers are engaged correctly and that the anti-rotation tabs are in the correct position, adjacent to the anti-rotation tabs. Refer to Figure 2.
(h)Install the new 22 outer retainers (01-040) with 44 new bolts (01-020) and self-looking nuts (01-030) as follows:
WARNING:
REFER TO THE PRODUCT LABEL AND THE MANUFACTURERS (MATERIAL) SAFETY DATA SHEET (SDS) FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON THE HAZARDS, STORAGE, SAFE HANDLING AND PROPER USE OF THIS PRODUCT.
1Apply a small quantity of C02-058 lubricant on the washer faces and threads of 44 new bolts (01-020) and self-looking nuts (01-030).
2Install the new bolts (01-020) from inside the dome assembly through a new outer retainer (01-040). Install the outer retainer (01-040) with the contact surface aft. Attach the self-locking nut (01-030) to the bolt (01-0120) by hand.
3Install a shim to make a clearance between each radial mixer and outer retainer. Make sure that the maximum clearance between the outer retainer and radial mixer is not more than 0.015 inch (0.38 mm).
4Torque the self-looking nuts to 69-81 lb in. (7.8-9.1 N.m) in a criss-cross pattern. Refer to Figure 3 and do as follows:
aStart to torque the self-locking nuts from bolthole No. 23 to No. 66.
NOTE:
The outer bolts between the fuel nozzles are numbered 1 to 22, these are not replaced.
bUse the chart numbering to replace all the 44 outer bolts, and only the inner bolts when inner retainer replacement is necessary.
6Do an inspection again to make sure that the clearance is not more than 0.015 inch (0.38 mm) and the radial mixer is free to move. Loosen and reset the clearance and torque the self-looking nuts and bolts again to adjust the outer retainer if necessary.
E.Assembly
(1)Assemble the combustor diffuser assembly.
(a)Install the combustor as follows:
1Install the combustion chamber assembly with the 11C3050 combustor fixture. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-41-00, ASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-41-00-440-024.
NOTE:
Dimensions H123, H134A, and H133S are not required when the original parts are used for reassembly.
2Make sure that the igniter plug immersion depth is in the dimensions required and correct if necessary. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-41-00, ASSEMBLY 001, CONFIG 01, Subtask 72-41-00-220-013 or ASSEMBLY 001, CONFIG 02, Subtask 72-41-00-220-020.
(2)Assemble the CDN assembly.
(a)Assemble the CDN as follows:
1Install the stage 1 nozzle assembly. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-40-00, ASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-40-00-440-021.
NOTE:
If the stage 1 nozzle assembly was disassembled for repair or to recover missing anti-rotation tabs, assemble the module again. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-51-00, ASSEMBLY 001, CONFIG 01 or 02.
2Torque the stage 1 nozzle nuts and install the nut shields. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-40-00, ASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-40-00-440-040.
 aDo a visual inspection of the FINS at the CDP bolt shield location for evidence of erosion.
 bIf erosion is present at the CDP bolt shield location, reinstall the CDP bolt shields so the split line is not at the same area of erosion, but rotate so mid span of the shield is at the area of erosion, insert shims between the heat shield and FINS to pre-load the shields radially inwards, install all other shields aligned with initial shield and also shim radialy inwards. Ensure all shims are removed when the nuts are torqued. Refer to the GEnx-1B, 72-40-00, ASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-40-00-440-167, CONFIGURATION 02.
3Install the FOS support. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-40-00, ASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-40-00-440-023.
4Install FOS retaining bolts and bolt shields. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-40-00, ASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-40-00-440-026 and Subtask 72-40-00-440-034.
5Install the fuel nozzles. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-40-00, ASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-40-00-440-085.
6Install the fuel manifolds and do a leak check. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-40-00, ASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-40-00-440-107 and Subtask 72-40-00-220-010.
  NOTE:
If nitrogen is not available it is acceptable to use filtered shop compressed air.
7Install the borescope plugs. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-40-00, ASSEMBLY 001, Subtask 72-40-00-440-119.
8Install the CDN assembly on the HPC.
aTorque the nut and bolts to install the CDN assembly to the HPC. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-02, ASSEMBLY 002, CONFIG 01 or 02.
bInstall brackets on the CDN assembly. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-02, ASSEMBLY 002, CONFIG 01 or 02.
 (3)Install the HPT module.
NOTE:
The new balance bolts must be located in the same HPT stage 1 disk bolthole location where they were at disassembly.
NOTE:
If the HPT was balanced independently during the shop visit then balance bolts can be located where machine balance resolution requires them to be.
NOTE:
The HPT stage 1 disk and CDP seal must be aligned with the correlation marks previously made in the HPT removal.
NOTE:
It is recommended to comply with GEnx-1B S/B 72-0106 that incorporates a new design B sump aft rotating seal.
(a)Install the CDP nuts and torque them with the 11C4525 torque wrench. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-02, ASSEMBLY 002, CONFIG 01 or 02.
(b)Measure the HPT rotor runout check. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-02, ASSEMBLY 002, CONFIG 01, Subtask 72-00-02-430-725 or ASSEMBLY 002, CONFIG 02, Subtask 72-00-02-430-893.
(c)Install HPT rotor air duct. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-02, ASSEMBLY 002, CONFIG 01 or 02.
(d)Install the No. 4 bearing oil scoop and rotating seal (if previously removed) and measure dimension ASACT, this measurement must be in plus or minus 0.002 inch (0.05 mm) of dimension ASACT recorded during disassembly in paragraph 3.B (2) (b). Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-02, ASSEMBLY 002, CONFIG 01 or 02.
(e)Return the propulsor to the horizontal position either in the overhead gantry or pedestals.
(4)Install the LPT as follows:
(a)Install the LPT assembly. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-04, INSTALLATION 001 and do as follows:
1Install the LPT module with the shim originally installed.
WARNING:
REFER TO THE PRODUCT LABEL AND THE MANUFACTURERS (MATERIAL) SAFETY DATA SHEET FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON THE HAZARDS, STORAGE, SAFE HANDLING AND PROPER USE OF THIS PRODUCT.
CAUTION:
DO NOT APPLY MORE THAN 24 DEGREES OR 8,300 LB FT (11,253 N.M) OF TORQUE OR DAMAGE TO THE ENGINE PARTS CAN OCCUR.
2Install the LPT nut as per the GEnx-1B, S/B 72-0113, with C02-019 engine oil or C02-023 engine oil.
3Torque the LPT nut to 1,100-1,260 lb ft (1,491-1,708 N.m) and final torque another 20 degrees.
 4LPT axial setting (dimension R):
 aMeasure dimension R. Alternative Procedure. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-04, INSTALLATION 001, Subtask 72-00-04-220-037. If the axial position is not within the required dimension, change the FMS shim to have dimension R within the required dimension.
 bDeleted.
 cDeleted.
5Complete the LPT module installation and make sure that all the hardware previously removed in paragraph 3.B., Removal is installed back.
NOTE:
The flow check of the carbon seal can be ignored. Refer to the GEnx- 1B EM, 72-00-04, INSTALLATION 001, Subtask 72-00-04-780-005. Oil consumption and oil leakage checks are done in GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-00, TESTING 002 or on wing, GEnx-1B, Boeing 787 AMM, 71-00-00, TESTING 008 for untested engines.
6Install the aft mount and thrust links. Refer to the GEnx-1B, Boeing 787 AMM, DMC-B787-A-G71-21-02-00A-720A-A.
(5)Install the AGB as follows:
(a)Install the AGB module assembly. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-05, INSTALLATION 001.
(6)Install the fan module assembly as follows:
(a)Install the fan module assembly. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-01, INSTALLATION 001, CONFIG 01 OR 02.
F.Test
(1)Do a test either in a test cell or on wing as follows:
(a)If the test is done in a test cell, do an acceptance test. Refer to the GEnx-1B EM, 72-00-00, TESTING 001 thru TESTING 005.
(b)If the test is done on wing, refer to the GEnx-1B, Boeing 787 AMM, 71-00-00, TESTING 008 for untested engines.
Installation of the Foam Packing
Figure 1  
Correct and Incorrect Anti-Rotation Tab Condition on the Radial Mixer
Figure 2  
Combustor Liner to Dome Assembly Torque Sequence
Figure 3