![]() | GEnx-1B SERVICE BULLETIN - 72-0215 R00 | Revised: 05/09/2014 |
SB 72-0215 R00 ENGINE - Fan Stator Assembly (72-21-00) - Introduction of Metal Bumper | Issued: 05/09/2014 | |
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1. | PLANNING INFORMATION |
A. | Effectivity |
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This Service Bulletin is applicable to all GEnx-1B engines. |
This Service Bulletin has been introduced in production to these GEnx-1B engines: |
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These serial numbers are the best available data. |
The machine bolt P/N AS3237-14 and flat washer P/N AN960C416L are affected by this Service Bulletin. |
B. | Description |
This Service Bulletin releases the metal bumper P/N 2550M14P01 and replaces the current double hex head bolts with countersink bolts. |
C. | Compliance |
Category 7 |
GE recommends that you do this Service Bulletin at customer's option. |
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D. | Concurrent Requirements |
None. |
E. | Reason |
(1) | Objective: |
To improve reliability. |
(2) | Condition: |
The interference between the thrust reverser latch hook and engine hardware produces dents on the latch hook. |
(3) | Cause: |
The purpose of this change is to protect the thrust reverser latch hook as well as the extension bracket from damage due to latch hook interference with engine hardware. |
(4) | Improvement: |
The presence of a metal bumper as well as countersink bolts will mitigate the interface issue between the thrust reverser v-blade latch hook and the engine hardware. |
(5) | Substantiation: |
Substantiation is by analysis and comparative analysis. |
F. | Approval |
This Service Bulletin has been reviewed by the FAA and the repair(s) and modification(s) herein comply with the applicable Federal Aviation Regulations and are FAA APPROVED for installation in the model(s) listed in this Service Bulletin. |
G. | Manpower |
After you get access to the fan module, you will need approximately 4 man-hours to do the replacement portion of this Service Bulletin. |
H. | Weight and Balance |
The complete compliance with this Service Bulletin increases weight by 0.045 lb (0.02 kg). |
I. | References (Use the latest version of this document) |
GEK 112864, GEnx-1B Engine Illustrated Parts Catalog (EIPC) |
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J. | Publications Affected |
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) |
K. | Interchangeability |
Qualified interchangeability. |
L. | Software Accomplishment Summary |
Not applicable. |
2. | MATERIAL INFORMATION |
A. | Material - Price and Availability |
(1) | Parts necessary to do this Service Bulletin: |
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(2) | Other Spare Parts: |
None. |
(3) | Consumables: |
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B. | Industry Support Information |
None. |
C. | Configuration Chart |
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Operation Codes AD=Add QTC=Quantity Change RE=Replace RM=Remains |
Change Codes 5=Qualified interchangeability. Refer to paragraph 1.K., Interchangeability. |
Support Codes E=Old parts will be supplied, and can be used at other engine locations. |
D. | Parts Disposition |
Use serviceable old parts at other engine locations. |
Use serviceable old parts for engines that have not changed. |
E. | Tooling - Price and Availability |
None. |
3. | ACCOMPLISHMENT INSTRUCTIONS |
A. | Removal |
(1) | Remove the lower left fillet fairing (1, Figure 1) and lower right fillet fairing (2). Refer to Figure 1 and do as follows: |
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(a) | Remove two machine screws (3) that attach the lower left fillet fairing to the deflector panel (4). |
(b) | Remove the five Torx bolts (5) and the two Torx bolts (6) that attach the lower left fillet fairing to the left side of the lower firewall (7). |
(c) | Remove two machine screws (3) that attach the lower left fillet fairing to the deflector panel (4). |
(d) | Remove the lower left fillet fairing (1). |
(e) | Remove the five Torx bolts (5) and the two Torx bolts (6) that attach the lower right fillet fairing to the right side of the lower firewall assembly. |
(f) | Remove the lower right fillet fairing (2). |
(2) | Remove the outlet guide vane (OGV) lower right extension panel (1, Figure 2) and OGV lower left extension panel (2) from the aft fan case (3) at the lower OGV fan pylon (4). Refer to Figure 2 and do as follows: |
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(a) | Cut the C01-176 RTV from the joints between the OGVs. |
(b) | Remove the Torx recess bolts (5) from the OGV extension panels. |
(c) | Remove the OGV extension panels from the OGV 25 pylon. |
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(d) | After the OGV extension panels are removed, the remaining C01-0176 RTV from the panels, OGVs, and pylon can be cut or removed with C04-035 isopropyl alcohol or equivalent. |
(3) | Remove the surface cooler fairing (1, Figure 3) from the aft fan case and lower OGV fan pylon (2). Refer to Figure 3 and do as follows: |
(a) | Remove the screws (3) that attach the fairing to the aft fan case at the 6:00 o'clock position. |
(b) | Remove the fairing from the aft fan case and OGV 25 pylon. |
B. | Installation |
(1) | Install the metal bumper (4, Figure 4). Refer to Figure 4 and do as follows: |
(a) | Remove two self-locking nuts (1) and flat washers (2) from the ID side of the aft fan case. |
(b) | Remove two machine bolts (3) and flat washers (2) from the OD side of the aft fan case. |
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(c) | Apply C02-071 anti-seize to the bolts. |
(d) | Attach the metal bumper (4) with two new machine bolts (5) on the OD side. |
(e) | Install two flat washers (2) and self-locking nuts (1) on the ID side. |
(f) | Torque the self-locking nuts (1) to 90.0 lb-in. (10.16 N.m). |
(g) | Loosen the self-locking nuts (1). |
(h) | Torque the self-locking nuts (1) again to 90.0 lb-in. (10.16 N.m). |
(2) | Install the surface cooler fairing (1, Figure 3) again as follows: |
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(a) | Apply C03-001 primer or C03-100 primer to the shank and bearing surfaces of two screws (3). |
(b) | Apply C02-058 lubricant to the threads of the screws (3). |
(c) | Install the fairing to the aft fan case at the 6:00 o'clock position with the screws (3). |
(d) | Torque the screws (3) to 83-97 lb in. (9.4-11.0 N.m). |
(3) | Install the OGV lower right extension panel (1, Figure 2) and OGV lower left extension panel (2) on the aft fan case (3) at the lower OGV fan pylon (4). Refer to Figure 2 and do as follows: |
(a) | Make sure all accessible components are installed before installation of the panels. |
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(b) | Apply C02-058 lubricant to the threads of the Torx recess bolts (5). |
(c) | Install the lower right extension panel (1) and the lower left extension panel (2) as follows: |
1 | Align the lower right extension panel (1) and the lower left extension panel (2) holes with the lower OGV fan pylon (4). |
2 | Attach the lower right extension panel (1) and the lower left extension panel (2) with the Torx recess bolts (5) at ten locations. |
3 | Torque the Torx recess bolts (5) to 83-97 lb in. (9.4-11.0 N.m). |
4 | Torque the Torx recess bolts (5) again to 83-97 lb in. (9.4-11.0 N.m). |
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(d) | Apply C01-159 RTV primer where the lower right extension panel (1) and the lower left extension panel (2) meet the lower seal (SIN 84509) and the lower left cowl seal (01-410, 72-21-00) or (01-411) and lower right cowl seal (01-400) or (01-401). |
(e) | Apply C01-176 RTV where the lower right extension panel (1) and the lower left extension panel (2) touch the lower left cowl seal (01-410) or (01-411) and lower right cowl seal (01-400) or (01-401). |
(4) | Install the lower left fillet fairing (1, Figure 1) and lower right fillet fairing (2). Refer to Figure 1 and do as follows: |
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(a) | Lubricate with C02-058 graphite the threads of ten Torx bolts (5), four Torx bolts (6), and four machine screws (3). |
(b) | Install the lower left fillet fairing (1) to the left side of the lower bridge with five Torx bolts (5), two Torx bolts (6), and two machine screws (3). |
(c) | Install the lower right fillet fairing (2) to the right side of the lower bridge with five Torx bolts (5), two Torx bolts (6), and two machine screws (3). |
(d) | Torque the 10 Torx bolts (5), four Torx bolts (6), and four machine screws (3) to 60-70 lb in. (6.8-7.9 N.m). |