DOC AIRBUS | AMM A320FLIST OF MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR AIRCRAFT SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE - DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
** ON A/C NOT FOR ALL
1. General
The list of consumable materials is given in the Consumable Material List (CML).
For some applications in the AMM procedures, there can be alternative materials. These materials have the same item number as the basic material but with a suffix letter (A, B, C, etc.).
(Example: 06-001A, 06-001B & 06-001C are alternatives of 06-001).
You can use one of the alternative materials if there is an asterisk after the basic item number called up in the procedure (e.g. 06-001*). If the procedure calls up the basic material without an asterisk or a specific material with a suffix letter, then you must use that specific material only.
From the October 2011 revision of the CML, the materials are organized by "Application". Refer to the CML Introduction for more information.
The AMM usually gives the CML item number, except for new materials referenced by an Application code.
In AIRNAV/Maintenance there is a hyperlink between the material identification given in the AMM and the CML available in AIRNAV/Associated Data.
| WARNING: CONSUMABLE MATERIALS ARE USED IN ALL AREAS OF THE AIRCRAFT. |
| BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU DO WORK WITH CONSUMABLE MATERIALS. |
| OBEY THE APPLICABLE PROCEDURES, PRECAUTIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS, WARNINGS |
| AND CAUTIONS: |
| - WHEN YOU USE OR DO WORK WITH THESE MATERIALS, |
| - FOR THE STORAGE OF THESE MATERIALS, |
| - WHEN YOU DISCARD THESE MATERIALS. |
| CONSUMABLE MATERIALS CAN CAUSE INJURY OR ILLNESS IF YOU DO NOT USE |
| THEM CORRECTLY. |
| WARNING: BEFORE YOU USE A CONSUMABLE MATERIAL, YOU MUST KNOW ALL OF THE |
| APPLICABLE PRECAUTIONS GIVEN IN THE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET. |
| READ THE SAFETY DATA SHEETS FROM THE MANUFACTURER OR THE SUPPLIER OF |
| THE MATERIAL AND OBEY THE RECOMMENDED PRECAUTIONS. |
NOTE: Refer to AMM 12-22-00 PB 001 CONF 00 - LUBRICATION - DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION for lubricant grease specification and lubrication requirements.
The list of consumable materials is given in the Consumable Material List (CML).
For some applications in the AMM procedures, there can be alternative materials. These materials have the same item number as the basic material but with a suffix letter (A, B, C, etc.).
(Example: 06-001A, 06-001B & 06-001C are alternatives of 06-001).
You can use one of the alternative materials if there is an asterisk after the basic item number called up in the procedure (e.g. 06-001*). If the procedure calls up the basic material without an asterisk or a specific material with a suffix letter, then you must use that specific material only.
From the October 2011 revision of the CML, the materials are organized by "Application". Refer to the CML Introduction for more information.
The AMM usually gives the CML item number, except for new materials referenced by an Application code.
In AIRNAV/Maintenance there is a hyperlink between the material identification given in the AMM and the CML available in AIRNAV/Associated Data.
NOTE: The list of approved oil brand names for APU servicing and maintenance is given in AMM 20-33-00.
The list of approved oil brand names for IDG servicing and maintenance is given in AMM 20-34-00.
The list of materials specific to the engines is given in AMM 70-30-00.
The list of approved oil brand names for IDG servicing and maintenance is given in AMM 20-34-00.
The list of materials specific to the engines is given in AMM 70-30-00.
NOTE: All AMM tasks that use one or more consumable material(s) have this WARNING at the top of the task:
The AMM does not give specific Warnings for consumable materials because the related precautions are given in the applicable Material Safety Data Sheet. For more information about the Material Safety Data Sheets, refer to the CML Introduction.
| WARNING: BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU USE CONSUMABLE MATERIALS. OBEY THE |
| MATERIAL MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS AND YOUR LOCAL |
| REGULATIONS. |
The AMM does not give specific Warnings for consumable materials because the related precautions are given in the applicable Material Safety Data Sheet. For more information about the Material Safety Data Sheets, refer to the CML Introduction.