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SERVICE INFORMATION LETTER
D. Compliance
Generators with IVD aluminum coatings successfully completed environmental and
electrical testing with no physical or functional degradation. All IVD aluminum coated
parts are manufactured in accordance with TRW Aeronautical Systems, Lucas
Aerospace approved drawings, specifications, instructions, and processes.

E. References
Refer to the applicable Component Maintenance Manual (CMM) with Illustrated Parts
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List (IPL) for all exterior starter-generator parts and assemblies.


F. Other Publications Affected
All affected CMMs will be revised to include the contents of this Service Information
Letter.
2. MATERIAL INFORMATION

A. Material Requirements
Materials needed for cleaning of IVD parts and assemblies are listed below.

Material Description/Specification Instruction/Disposition


Brush Non-metallic, soft bristle Commercially available
Cleaning pads/Wiping cloth Lint free, soft fabric Commercially available
Compressed Air 30 PSIG (207 kPa) Commercially available
Detergent Formula 815 GD Clean the parts.
(see NOTE below) Formula 1990 GD Procure from:
The Brulin Company
P.O. Box 270
Indianapolis, IN 46206
Isopropyl Alcohol TT-I-735 Commercially available
Table 2 - Cleaning Materials

NOTE: Formula 815 GD is for use with aluminum-safe hot tanks, steam cleaning,
and ultrasonic cleaning. Formula 1990 GD is for use with pressure sprayers
and spray wash cleaning.

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B. Cleaning
Fully clean and rinse the IVD parts with water and recommended detergent until a
water-break free surface is attained. Use of the following cleaning procedure will
ensure the durability of IVD aluminum coated parts and assemblies.

CAUTION: It is strongly recommended that the detergents listed in Table 2 be used


when cleaning IVD coated parts. The use of improper cleaning solutions
may damage the IVD coating. Parts should not be exposed to cleaning

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solutions longer than is necessary to remove dirt and other particles.
Follow the manufacturer’s recommended dilution and cleaning times.

(1) Before any surface coatings are applied, all parts are to be fully cleaned and
dried. Wash the parts using one or more of the approved cleaning methods
below.

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Method Instructions
Spray Wash the parts. CAUTION: Make sure to limit the pressure used to clean
parts. High pressure may remove or damage
surface coatings.

(a) Put parts into a pressure spray wash booth.


(b) Spray parts with detergent and water solution.
Clean the parts CAUTION: Ultrasonic cleaning tanks can remove plating from
ultrasonically. metal surfaces. Extended exposure to ultrasonic
cleaning can cause parts to lose their dimensional
tolerances.

(a) Put the parts into an ultrasonic soaking tank.


(b) Allow the parts to be ultrasonically cleaned for no more than
20 minutes.
(c) Remove all evidence of oil, dirt and carbon residue with a
soft bristle brush or a cleaning rag.
Soak the parts in an (a) Put the parts into an agitation tank.
agitation tank.
(b) Remove all evidence of oil, dirt and carbon residue with a
soft bristle brush or a cleaning rag.
Soak the parts and clean (a) Put the parts into a soaking tank.
them by hand. (b) Remove all evidence of oil, dirt and carbon residue with a
soft bristle brush or a cleaning rag.
Table 3 - Cleaning Methods

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(2) Flush the parts.

NOTE: Use only minimal pressure to rinse parts.


(a) Put parts into a pressure spray wash booth.

(b) Flush parts using hot water or steam.


(c) Repeat the appropriate cleaning procedure where necessary, until parts
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are clean and free of dirt and carbon residue.

(3) Dry the parts.

(a) Put parts in an oven at a temperature of 250°F (121°C) for 2 1/2 hours.

(b) Remove any moisture from the remaining parts with a dry, lint free cloth.
WARNING: ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL IS FLAMMABLE AND TOXIC. VAPORS
CAN CAUSE DIZZINESS, HEADACHE, AND INTOXICATION.
USE RESPIRATORY PROTECTION WHEN HANDLING LARGE
QUANTITIES.
(c) Check each part for carbon particles by wiping the assemblies with
isopropyl alcohol using a clean, lint free cloth.

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