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AMPI TITLE (F.A.A) 39-A-AMPI-00-P Air vehicle maintenance planning information Publication date: 2015-03-03 For dates of issue and change of each chapter refer to the AMPI TOC (F.A.A.) page that follows NOTE TO READERS AW139 and AB139 are two names for the same product. They identify two batches of aircraft manufactured in conformity with a unique Type Certificate Data Sheet. Where not specifically declared, the content of this document is applicable to both AW139 and AB139 helicopters.

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Air vehicle maintenance planning information

Publication date: 2015-03-03

For dates of issue and change of each chapter refer to the AMPI TOC (F.A.A.) page that follows

NOTE TO READERS

AW139 and AB139 are two names for the same product.They identify two batches of aircraft manufactured inconformity with a unique Type Certificate Data Sheet.Where not specifically declared, the content of thisdocument is applicable to both AW139 and AB139helicopters.

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This publication gives you all the data necessary for the maintenance planning of the helicopter.

Included here are the following chapters (please find included also some details on the included Data Modules):

– Chapter 00 - Helicopter general

– Chapter 04 - Airworthiness limitations section (composed by):

• Retirement lives - General (39-B-04-10-00-00A-000A-A)

• Mandatory inspections - General (39-B-04-20-00-00A-000A-A)

• Certification maintenance requirements - General (39-B-04-30-00-00A-000A-A)

– Chapter 05 - Scheduled/unscheduled maintenance

All the maintenance data are included in data modules. A code identifies each data module.

The change record page in each chapter gives a constantly updated record of the condition of that copy of the publication.

Refer to Agustawestland website http://www.agustawestland.com/content/technical-publication-index to check the latest applicable change of the Maintenance Planning Information.

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Chapter Title Issue Date Change Date

00 Helicopter general Fourth 2013-10-24 -- --

04 Airworthiness limitations - E.A.S.A. approved on behalf of F.A.A.

Third 2013-10-24 2 2014-12-05

05 Scheduled / unscheduled maintenance Sixth 2013-10-24 8 2015-03-03

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Air vehicle maintenance planning information

Chapter 00

Helicopter general

Fourth issue: 2013-10-24

This issue replaces Third Issue dated 2006-07-15, Change 5 dated 2012-04-12

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C = Changed module N = New moduleD = Deleted module R = Revised module

(*) The asterisks identify the modules changed, revised, added or deleted with this change

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Document identifier Page Date Effectivity

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Dates of issue and changes are:Fourth issue 2013-10-24

The Fourth Issue of this chapter, includes the modules that follow:

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HighlightsThe listed changes are introduced with Fourth Issue

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All data modules Changed logogram on the top left corner of the header of each page.

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Table of contentsReferences ................................................................................................................................... 11 List of effectivity codes ....................................................................................................... 1

List of tables1 References ......................................................................................................................... 1

References

Description

1 List of effectivity codesEffectivity codes are included in this publication to shown service bulletins, modification andconfiguration differences.

The effectivity codes are shown:

– In the effectivity space on each page of the data modules– In the effectivity column of the list of effective pages– In the effectivity column of the table of contents page– In the effectivity column of the list of effective data modules page of each temporary revision.

Small effectivity differences in tables and illustrations are shown by notes.

The meaning of the effectivity codes used is as follows:

Table 1 References

Data Module Title

No references

- All : Helicopters AW139:

- S/N 31005 and subsequent

- S/N 41001 and subsequent

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Description

1 List of abbreviations

Table 1 References

Data Module Title

No references

ADM Air Data Module

AFCS Automatic Flight Control System

AHRS Attitude and Heading Reference System

ALS Airworthiness Limitation Section

AMM Air Vehicle Maintenance Manual

ATA Air Transport Association

AWG Aural Warning Generator

CAS Crew Alerting System

CCD Cursor Control Device

CMAP Customer Maintenance Advisory Panel

CMC Central Maintenance Computer

CMM Component Maintenance Manual

CMR Certification Maintenance Requirement

CS Certification Subject

CVR Cockpit Voice Recorder

DI Detailed Inspection

DMC Data Module Code

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DS Discard

E.A.S.A. European Aviation Safety Agency

ECS Environmental Control System

ELT Emergency Locator Transmitter

EMM Engine Maintenance Manual

F.A.A. Federal Aviation Agency

FC Functional Check

FCU Fuel Control Unit

FDR Flight Data Recorder

FH Flying Hour

FIPS Full Ice Protection System

GCU Generation Control Unit

GVI General Visual Inspection

JAR Joint Aviation Requirements

HP High Pressure

ICS Intercommunication System

IGB Intermediate Gearbox

IDB Ice Detector Box

ISDS Icing Severity Detection System (ice detection system)

LH Left Hand

LP Low Pressure

LU Lubrication

LVDT Linear Variable Differential Transformer

MAU Modular Avionic Unit

MCDU Multifunction Control Display Unit

MCL Master Caution Light

MGB Main Gear Box

MLG Main Landing Gear

MPFR Multi Purpose Flight Recorder

MRC Modular Radio Cabinet

MRSR Main Rotor Slip Ring

MSG Maintenance Steering Group

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MSI Maintenance Significant Item

MVA Master Vibration Absorber

NF Power turbine speed

NLG Nose Landing Gear

No Number

OC Operational Check

OVHL Overhaul

PCM Power Control Module

RCP Reconfiguration Control Panel

RFM Rotorcraft Flight Manual

RH Right Hand

Rotor Hour

SDI Special Detailed Inspection

SMC Scheduled Maintenance Check

SOV Shut-Off Valve

SSI Structural Significant Item

STA or STN Station

SV Servicing

TCAS Traffic alert and Collision Avoidance System

TGB Tail Gear Box

TRSOV Tail Rotor Shut-Off Valve

UMC Unscheduled Maintenance Check

VC Visual Check

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Table of contentsReferences ................................................................................................................................... 21 General............................................................................................................................... 22 Data Module Code (DMC).................................................................................................. 22.1 Model identification code.................................................................................................... 22.2 System difference code...................................................................................................... 22.3 Standard Numbering System (SNS) code.......................................................................... 32.4 Disassembly code and disassembly code variant.............................................................. 32.5 Information code and information code variant .................................................................. 32.6 Item location code .............................................................................................................. 43 List of system numbers ...................................................................................................... 54 Data module contents ........................................................................................................ 64.1 General............................................................................................................................... 64.2 References ......................................................................................................................... 64.3 Description ......................................................................................................................... 75 Page identification .............................................................................................................. 76 List of effective pages......................................................................................................... 77 Table of contents................................................................................................................ 78 Updating of publication....................................................................................................... 78.1 General............................................................................................................................... 78.2 Change marks .................................................................................................................... 88.3 Temporary revisions........................................................................................................... 89 Table of contents of maintenance planning information..................................................... 910 List of abbreviations ........................................................................................................... 911 List of effectivity codes ....................................................................................................... 912 Proprietary rights notice ..................................................................................................... 9

List of tables1 References ......................................................................................................................... 22 DMC structure .................................................................................................................... 23 Primary information codes.................................................................................................. 44 List of system numbers ...................................................................................................... 5

List of figures1 Example of maintenance planning information data module (Sheet 1 of 2)..................... 101 Example of maintenance planning information data module (Sheet 2 of 2)..................... 112 Example of list of effective pages..................................................................................... 123 Example of table of contents ............................................................................................ 134 Example of change record page ...................................................................................... 145 Example of record of temporary revision page................................................................. 156 Example of temporary revision title page ......................................................................... 167 Example of list of effective data modules page ................................................................ 17

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Description

1 GeneralThis publication gives you all the data necessary for the maintenance planning of theAgustaWestland AW139 helicopter.

The maintenance planning information includes the chapters that follow applicable to thehelicopter maintenance information:

– Chapter 04 - Airworthiness limitations.– Chapter 05 - Schedules/unscheduled maintenance requirements.

The publications that follow give more data about the maintenance of the helicopter:

– Maintenance Publication (39-A-AMP-00-P).– Fault Isolation Publication (39-A-AFIP-00-P).– Wiring Data Publication (39-A-AWDP-00-P).

The data necessary for the repair and overhaul of the components removed from the helicopterare given in the Component Repair and Overhaul publication (39-A-CR&OP-00-P).

The data necessary for the repair of the helicopter structure are given in the Structural Repairpublication (39-A-ASRP-00-P).

All the maintenance data are included in data modules. A code identifies each data module. Referto Para 2 for the structure of the Data Module Code (DMC).

2 Data Module Code (DMC)The DMC structure is shown in Table 2.

Table 2 DMC structure

2.1 Model identification codeThe model identification code for the AW139 is 39.

2.2 System difference codeThe system difference code is a letter (letters I and O are not used).

Table 1 References

Data Module Title

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DMC 39 A XX-XX-XX YXA XXXA A

Para. Para 2.1 Para 2.2 Para 2.3 Para 2.4 Para 2.5 Para 2.6

eg: 39-A-04-10-00-00A-000A-A

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This letter identifies two or more sub-systems that can be installed as alternative items becausethey do the same function (eg: VHF systems by different suppliers).

2.3 Standard Numbering System (SNS) codeThe SNS code includes three pairs of digits which show:

– The system (eg: 29, hydraulic power).– The sub-system and sub-subsystem (eg: 11, Number 1 main-hydraulic system).

Note When the sub-subsystem code is zero, the two digits show all of the sub-system.

– The component (eg: 01, Number 1 power-control module).

Refer to Para 3 for the list of the system numbers.

2.4 Disassembly code and disassembly code variant

2.4.1 Disassembly codeThe disassembly code is a two-digit code.

The disassembly code shows the breakdown of a component, as follows:

– 00 - Data module for all of the helicopter, system, sub-system or component.– 01 - Data module for the first assembly that you remove from the component.– 02 - Data module for the second assembly that you remove from the component.

Code 03 and the subsequent codes refer to the third, fourth, etc assembly that you remove fromthe component.

The disassembly code also identifies the data modules in sequence.

2.4.2 Disassembly code variantThe disassembly code variant is a letter (letter I and O are not used) which identifies alternativeitems.

These items are different, but the difference is too small to cause a change in the systemdifference code.

2.5 Information code and information code variant

2.5.1 Information codeThe information code is a three-digit code.

The information code identifies the types of information you can find in the data module.

000 is used for the systems, for which the SNS identifies the type of information in the data module(eg: 05-10 is “time limits”, you must write 000).

The primary codes used in the publication set for the helicopter are written in Table 3.

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Table 3 Primary information codes

2.5.2 Information code variantThe information code variant is a letter (letters I and O are not used).

The information code variant is used for different data modules that are applicable to the samecomponent and type of operation.

2.6 Item location codeThe item location code is a letter which shows where you must do the maintenance task.

In this publication, you can find these item location codes:

– A on the helicopter.– B on the removed assembly/component.– C on the removed assembly/component at repair/overhaul level.– D applicable to all the locations.

The letter K is used as the item location code for the identification of the data modulesapplicable to:

– Optional installations.

Code Definition

0XX Function, data for plans and description

1XX Operation

2XX Servicing

3XX Examination, tests and checks

4XX Fault reports and isolation procedures

5XX Disconnect, remove and disassemble procedures

6XX Repairs and locally make procedures and data

7XX Assemble, install and connect procedures

8XX Storage procedures and data

9XX Miscellaneous

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– Optional systems.– Optional equipment.

3 List of system numbersRefer to Table 4.

Table 4 List of system numbers

System Title

00 Helicopter general

04 Airworthiness limitations

05 Scheduled/unscheduled maintenance

06 Dimensions and areas

07 Lifting, shoring, recovering and transporting

08 Leveling and weighing

09 Handling and taxiing

10 Parking, mooring and storing

11 Placards and markings

12 Servicing

18 Vibration and noise analysis and attenuation

20 Standard practices - Airframe systems

21 Environmental control

22 Auto flight

23 Communications

24 Electrical power

25 Equipment/furnishings

26 Fire protection

28 Fuel

29 Hydraulic power

30 Ice and rain protection

31 Indicating/recording systems

32 Landing gear

33 Lights

34 Navigation

45 Central maintenance system (CMS)

46 Systems integration and display

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4 Data module contents

4.1 GeneralIn the data modules of this publication, the data is written below the headings that follow:

– References.– Description.

These headings do not have a number.

Each data module includes a table of contents, a list of tables and a list of figures (if applicable).

4.2 ReferencesBelow this heading you find a list of the data modules and technical publications which areincluded as references in the data module.

51 Standard practices - Structures

52 Doors

53 Fuselage

55 Stabilizers

56 Windows

60 Standard practices - rotors

62 Main rotor

63 Main rotor drive

64 Tail rotor

65 Tail rotor drive

67 Rotors flight control

71 Power plant

73 Engine fuel and control

74 Ignition

75 Air

76 Engine controls

77 Engine indicating

78 Exhaust

79 Oil

80 Starting

91 Helicopter wiring

95 Crew escape and safety

System Title

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“No references” is written if there are no references.

4.3 DescriptionBelow this heading you find lines of text (data module content) and the related tables and figures.

5 Page identificationEach page of a data module includes these data:

– The technical publication code in the top right corner of the header.– The data module code in the top right corner of the footer.– The page number in the bottom right corner of the footer. “End of data module” is written at

center of the footer on the last page of the module.– The page date (YYYY-MM-DD), in the bottom right corner of the footer, left of the page

number.– The effectivity data in the left corner of the footer (Para 11).

Refer to Fig 1.

6 List of effective pagesEach chapter includes a List Of Effective Pages (LOEP). The LOEP shows the data module codesof all the data modules in the chapter.

The LOEP gives the information that follows for each data module:

– Document identifier column. This column shows the data module code (Para 2)– Page column. This column shows the total number of pages in the data module– Date column. This column shows the date of the issue of the module (Para 5). Before the date

there is a letter. This letter shows if the module is changed (C), deleted (D), new (N) or revised(R). An asterisk after the date identifies the modules changed, deleted, added or revised withthe last change.

– Effectivity column. This column shows if the data module can give information about servicebulletins, modifications and configuration differences (Para 11).

An example of a list of effective pages is shown in Fig 2.

7 Table of contentsEach chapter includes a Table Of Contents (TOC). The TOC is a list of the titles of the datamodules included in the chapter.

The TOC has four columns that give the information that follows:

– Technical name and information name. These two columns together give the title of the datamodule.

– Document identifier. This column gives the data module code.– Effectivity. This column gives information about the applicability of the data module to

different versions, configurations and modifications of the helicopter (Para 11).

An example of a table-of-contents page is shown in Fig 3.

8 Updating of publication

8.1 GeneralThe first issue of each chapter of the publication is identified “first issue”. An update can beprepared as a "change" or a "new issue".

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The number of the issues is as follows:

– The first completed issue after the first issue is the "2nd issue".– The issues that follow are the "3rd issue", the "4th issue", etc.

The numbers of the changes are in sequence from "change 1", until the "new issue".

A change to the publication contains replacement Data Modules (DM). The replacement datamodules of each chapter include:

– A new title page– A new highlights page– A new list of effective pages (Para 6)– A new table of contents page (Para 7).

The change number and the change date are shown on the new title page immediately below theissue number and the issue date.

The highlights page tells the cause of the change for each DM included in the "Documentidentifier" column.

The change record page in each chapter gives a constantly updated record of the condition of thatcopy of the chapter. An example of a change record page is shown in Fig 4.

It is possible to revise a DM as an alternative to the change. This happens when the DMmodifications affect more than 80% of the total DM.

In addition a chapter can be re-issued when more than 80% of included DMs are changed/revised.

8.2 Change marksThe change marks show the changed material (text, tables and figures). The change mark is avertical black line in the left margin of the page.

The change marks are not used:

– To identify editorial changes– In the list of effective pages– In the table of contents pages– In the revised data modules.

8.3 Temporary revisionsThe temporary revisions are issued when data modules must be included in the publicationimmediately. They are printed on blue paper. The numbers of the temporary revisions are insequence. The first is 001.

The page “Record of Temporary Revisions” (ROTR) is also sent at the time of the issue of the first“Temporary Revision” (TR) (Fig 5).

This page lets you record, for each TR:

– The issue date– The insertion date of the data modules (or data module) that make the TR in the applicable

chapters (chapter) of the publication– The signature of the person who does the insertion– The removal date of the data modules (or module) when they are included in a new Change– The signature of the person who does the removal.

The ROTR page must be kept in the publication, and is the page immediately after the cover page.

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Each TR includes:

– A title page (Fig 6)– A “List of Effective Data Modules” (LOEDM) page.

This list shows the data module codes of all the data modules in the TR.

An example of a LOEDM page is shown in Fig 7.

9 Table of contents of maintenance planning informationThe maintenance planning publication includes a Table of Contents (TOC). The TOC is a list ofthe chapters included in the publication.

For each chapter, the TOC gives the title, the issue number, the issue date, the change numberand the change date (Para 8.1).

You must keep the AMPI TOC page in the publication immediately after the cover page.

10 List of abbreviationsRefer to 39-B-00-00-00-00A-017A-A.

11 List of effectivity codesRefer to 39-B-00-00-00-00A-011A-A.

12 Proprietary rights noticeThis publication contains information proprietary to the AgustaWestland. Reproduction and/orresale of the information or illustrations contained herein is not permitted without the writtenapproval of AgustaWestland – Customer Support & Services – Technical PublicationsDepartment.

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