3.1 Briefly describe the maintenance practices generally associated on the oxygen system installation.

CREW OXYGEN 1) Check of the minimum oxygen pressure available to the flight crew. 1. Job Set-up A. Get Access (1) Put the Access platform in position at the access door 812. (2) Open the access door 812. 2. Procedure A. Inspection of oxygen pressure for the flight crew (1) Measure the outside temperature (OAT) and the cockpit temperature with a temp indicating. (2) Calculate the reference temperature: OAT + COCKPIT TEMP 2 (3) On the referenced illustration, find the minimum oxygen pressure for the flight crew, function of the number of crew members. (4) Make sure that the pressure shown on the pressure gage of the cylinder is more than the minimum oxygen pressure found. - If the pressure is less the oxygen cylinder must be changed. 3. Close-up A. Close Access (1) Make sure that the work area is clean and clear of tool(s) and other items. (2) Close the access door 812. (3) Remove the access platform(s).

CYLINDER- OXYGEN STORAGE 1. Job Set-up A. Get Access (1) Remove the oxygen storage cylinder (5750HM) 2. Procedure A. Hydrostatic test (1) Do the hydrostatic test 3. Close-up A. Close Access (1) Install the oxygen storage cylinder (5750HM)

MASK - FULL FACE/QUICK DONNING, OXYGEN 1) Detailed Inspection of Oxygen Masks (out of box) with Harness Inflated 1. Procedure A. Visual Inspection (1) Remove the oxygen mask from the flight crew oxygen box. To do this, pull the harness inflation control-lever (red lugs). (2) Make sure that the protective film (SAN-30) is not installed. (3) If installed, make sure that the upper protection film is correct (this film prevents scratches to the external face of the window, and gives antiicing protection during depressurization). If not, remove and discard it. NOTE : This upper protection film is no longer manufactured. (4) Make sure that the harness inflates. (5) Make sure that the strap separators are in the correct position on the harness. (6) Make sure that the harness has no leaks.

(7) Make sure that the head straps and the buckles are in good condition. (8) Make sure that the doors of the oxygen mask stowage box open and close correctly. (9) Visually examine the oxygen mask regulator and its supply lines - make sure that the mask lock is correctly installed - make sure that the retaining screw is torqued to 0.06 m.daN (5.30 lbf.in). (10) Make sure that the microphone cable is in good condition. (11) Install the oxygen mask in its stowage box. (12) Make sure that the doors are correctly closed. 2. Close-up A. Put the aircraft back to its initial configuration. (1) After you have examined the last oxygen mask, release the OXYGEN/CREW SUPPLY pushbutton switch (the OFF legend comes on). (2) De-energize the aircraft electrical circuits.

2) Remove for Functional Check of Mask Regulator Assembly 1. Job Set-up A. Get Access (1) Remove the full face/quick donning oxygen mask 2. Procedure A. Test (1) Do the test of the full face/quick donning mask regulator MF20-Series, (Ref. CMM 351360) Para. 2. 3. Close-up A. Close Access (1) Install the full face/quick donning oxygen mask 3) Check of the Correct Position of the Mask Lock and Correct Torque of the Retaining Screw 1. Procedure A. Check of the Correct Torque of the Retaining Screw (1) Pull the harness inflation control-lever (red lugs) to remove the oxygen mask from the stowage box. (2) Loosen the retaining screw (2) from the mask lock (1). (3) TORQUE the retaining screw (2) to 0.06 m.daN (5.30 lbf.in) maximum. B. Check of the Correct Position of the Mask Lock (1) Make sure that the mask lock (1) is in the correct position. (2) Install the oxygen mask in its stowage box. (3) Make sure that the doors are correctly closed.

2. Close-up A. Put the aircraft back to its initial configuration. (1) After you examined all the oxygen masks, on the OXYGEN section of The panel 21VU, release the CREW SUPPLY pushbutton switch (the OFF legend comes on). (2) De-energize the aircraft electrical circuits PORTABLE OXYGEN 1) Check Pressure on Portable Oxygen Cylinders Gauge 1. Job Set-up A. Get Access (1) Get access to the portable oxygen cylinders in the cabin. 2. Procedure A. Check Pressure (1) Examine the pressure in the portable oxygen 3. Close-up A. Close Access (1) Close the doors that were opened for access. 2) Removal of Portable Oxygen Cylinder for Hydrostatic Test and check of low Pressure Relief Valves 1. Job Set-up A. Get Access (1) Get access to the portable oxygen cylinders in the cabin. 2. Procedure A. Test (1) Do the hydrostatic test of the portable oxygen cylinders (2) Do the test of the low-pressure relief-valves of the portable oxygen Cylinders 3. Close-up A. Close Access (1) Close the doors that were opened for access.

3) Check Attachments of Portable Oxygen Cylinder and visual inspection of Full Face Smoke Masks 1. Job Set-up A. Get Access (1) Get access to the portable oxygen equipment in the cabin. 2. Procedure A. Test (1) Examine the portable oxygen equipment 3. Close-up A. Close Access (1) Close the doors that were opened for access. 4) Visual Check of the Tamper Seal/Serviceability Indication of the Protective Breathing Equipment 1. Job Set-up A. Aircraft Maintenance Configuration (1) In the Cockpit: - In the right lateral panel 702VU, remove the smoke hood containers. 2. Procedure A. Inspection of the Smoke Hood Container (1) In the Cockpit: (a) Make sure that the visual inspection porthole of the humidity indicator in the box shows the serviceability of the hood. (Operational color: blue). - If the humidity indicator has changed from a blue color to pink, you must replace the equipment. (b) Make sure that: - The container is not dented. (c) The pictogram is on the container and that you can read it. - If one of these points is not correct you must do the inspection of the sealed bag. (d) You must do the inspection of the sealed bag at regular times to make sure that it is in good condition. (e) Open the storage container then: - Make sure that the transparent bag is sealed and tight around the contents. - This shows that the sealed bag is not damaged. - If one of these points is not correct, you must replace the device.

3. Close-up A. Aircraft Maintenance Configuration (1) In the Cockpit: - In the right lateral panel 702VU, install the smoke hood containers.

CYLINDER - PORTABLE OXYGEN 1) Visual Inspection of the Portable Oxygen Cylinders 1. Job Set-up A. Get Access (1) Loosen the quick-release clamps and remove the portable oxygen cylinders from their stowage positions. 2. Procedure A. Do a visual inspection of the portable oxygen cylinders. (1) make sure that the cylinders are clean, (2) examine the cylinder for dents, scratches, cracks, distortion and corrosion, (3) make sure that the protective treatment is not damaged, (4) examine the pressure regulator for damage and make sure that it is clean and Correctly attached. (5) examine the pressure gage for damage and make sure that you can read the scale (6) make sure that the pressure gage shows that the cylinders are full, (7) examine the filling valve, the relief valves and outlet connections for correct (8) examine the carrying-straps for damage and correct attachment, NOTE : If one or more of the inspections is not satisfactory, you must replace the portable oxygen cylinder. (9) Make sure that the stowage positions and the quick release clamps are clean and in the correct condition. 3 Close-up A. Close Access (1) Install the oxygen cylinders in their stowage positions and fasten the quickrelease clamps. 2) Visual Inspection of the Portable Oxygen Cylinders for the Correct Pressure 1. job setup A. Get access to the portable oxygen equipment in the passenger compartment. 2.Procedure A. Make sure the indicated pressure is in accordance with the applicable graph. B. If necessary, remove the portable oxygen cylinders and fill them to the correct pressure 3 Close-up A. Close the doors that were opened for access.

3) Test of the Low-Pressure Relief-Valves on the Portable Oxygen Cylinders 1 Job Set-up A. Get Access (1) Get access to the portable oxygen cylinders in the passenger compartment. (2) Remove the portable oxygen cylinders from their stowage positions. 2 Procedure A. Do the test of the low-pressure relief-valves on the portable oxygen cylinders 3 Close-up A. Close Access (1) Install the portable oxygen cylinders in their stowage positions. (2) Close the doors that were opened for access. 4) Hydrostatic Test of the Portable Oxygen Cylinders 1. Job Set-up A. Get Access (1) Get access to the portable oxygen cylinders in the passenger compartment. (2) Remove the portable oxygen cylinders from their quick release supports. 2.Procedure A. Do the hydrostatic test of the portable oxygen cylinders 3. Close-up A. Close Access (1) Install the portable oxygen cylinders in to their quick release supports. (2) Close the doors that were opened for access.

MASK - FULL FACE - INSPECTION/CHECK Inspection/Check of the Full-Face Smoke Masks 6540HM, 6549HM and 6550HM 1 . Job Set-up A. Get access to the cabin. (1) Remove the full-face smoke masks from their stowage containers. 2. Procedure A. If necessary, clean the full-face smoke masks B. Do a visual inspection for condition. (1) the panoramic visor and the moulded-rubber face piece, (2) the adjustable head straps, (3) the demand regulator, (4) the flexible hose and the hose connector, (5) the exhaust valve. (6) Examine the stowage containers of the smoke masks for condition. 3. Close-up A. Close Access (1) Put the full-face smoke masks in their stowage containers. (2) Make sure that the work area is clean and clear of tool(s) and other items.