TASK 73-22-15-700-401 P3/T3 Sensor - Related Parts - Do A Test On The P3/T3 Sensor, Testing-001

DMC:V2500-A0-73-22-1500-00A-340A-C|Issue No:001.00|Issue Date:2014-05-01

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Applicability

All

Common Information

TASK 73-22-15-700-401 P3/T3 Sensor - Related Parts - Do A Test On The P3/T3 Sensor, Testing-001

Effectivity

FIG/ITEM

PART NO.

01-030

2A1126

General

Fig/item numbers in parentheses in the procedure agree with those used in the IPC. Only the primary Fig/item numbers are used. For the service bulletin alpha variants, refer to the IPC.

All test pressures referred to in the procedure are gage pressures.

Preliminary Requirements

Pre-Conditions

NONE

Support Equipment

NameManufacturerPart Number / IdentificationQuantityRemark
Heat GunLOCALHeat Gun
MegohmmeterLOCALMegohmmeter
MicroammeterLOCALMicroammeter
OhmmeterLOCALOhmmeter
Pressure jigLOCALPressure jig

Consumables, Materials and Expendables

NONE

Spares

NONE

Safety Requirements

NONE

Procedure

    1. SUBTASK 73-22-15-750-051 Do a Loop Resistance Test on the P3/T3 Sensor

    2. Set the Ohmmeter to zero.

      1. Connect the Ohmmeter to the terminal studs of Circuit No. 1 with the test leads.

      2. Refer to Figure.

      3. Connect one of the leads to the alumel stud (larger diameter).

      4. Connect the other lead to the chromel stud.

    3. If you do not get a reading of 0.346 to 0.646 ohms at temperatures between 60 to 80 deg F (15.6 to 26.7 deg C), reject the sensor.

    4. Do steps Step, Step and Step for Circuit No. 2.

    1. SUBTASK 73-22-15-750-052 Do an Insulation Resistance Test on the P3/T3 Sensor

    2. Refer to Figure.

    3. Set the Megohmmeter to zero. Set the scale to get values of 20 megohms at 600 VDC.

      1. Do a test of all circuits against each other and against non-circuit components.

      2. Do a test for the insulation resistance between Circuit No. 1 and the diffuser case.

      3. Do a test for the insulation resistance between Circuit No. 2 and the diffuser case.

      4. Do a test for the insulation resistance between Circuit No. 1 and Circuit No. 2.

    4. The minimum insulation resistance permitted is 20 megohms at 600 VDC. If you do not get this value, clean the sensor and/or bake the sensor at 225 deg F (107.2 deg C) until the insulation is dry. Refer to Cleaning-001 TASK 73-22-15-100-401. Do the test again.

    1. SUBTASK 73-22-15-750-053 Do a Response Test on the P3/T3 Sensor

    2. Refer to Figure.

      1. Connect the Microammeter to the terminal studs of Circuit No. 1 with test leads.

      2. Connect the negative lead of the Microammeter to the alumel stud (larger diameter).

      3. Connect the positive lead to the chromel stud.

    3. CAUTION

      DO NOT APPLY HEAT TO THE TERMINAL STUDS. THIS CAN CAUSE INCORRECT VALUES TO SHOW ON THE MICROAMMETER.

      Apply heat to the thermocouple junction with the heat gun. Point the hot air through the slots in the lower part of the protective housing.

    4. A positive deflection of the Microammeter indicates correct polarity and correct operation of the part.

    5. Do the test for Circuit No. 2.

    6. If you get a negative deflection on the Microammeter, reject the sensor.

    1. SUBTASK 73-22-15-780-051 Do a Pressure Test on the P3/T3 Sensor

    2. Close the sensor pressure outlet with a cap.

    3. Install the sensor in the Pressure jig.

    4. Apply air at 20 to 30 psig (137.895 to 206.843 kPa) pressure to the fixture for one minute. The pressure must not decrease. If the pressure decreases, reject the sensor.

    5. Bleed the pressure from the jig and remove the sensor.

  1. Figure: P3/T3 Sensor Testing

    P3/T3 Sensor Testing

Requirements After Job Completion

Follow-On Conditions

NONE
Manufacturer Code:LOCAL
Enterprise Name:LOCALLY SUPPLIED
Manufacturer Code:LOCAL
Tool Number:Heat Gun
Tool Name:Heat Gun
Manufacturer Code:LOCAL
Tool Number:Megohmmeter
Tool Name:Megohmmeter
Manufacturer Code:LOCAL
Tool Number:Microammeter
Tool Name:Microammeter
Manufacturer Code:LOCAL
Tool Number:Ohmmeter
Tool Name:Ohmmeter
Manufacturer Code:LOCAL
Tool Number:Pressure jig
Tool Name:Pressure jig