Document Type: Instructional Guide Authority: Manufacturer (authoritative reference - "For Training Purposes Only") Document Number: TSG-134

Scope (From Foreword): "Training Study Guides are provided by AlliedSignal Aerospace Propulsion Engines for the limited purpose of presenting familiarization, illustrations, and general information to students in support of a specific training course only.

Information contained herein is intended only as a general description of operation to permit intelligent maintenance and systematic troubleshooting of the subject system or components described herein.

It is not the intent of AlliedSignal Aerospace that any training publication be used as a supplement to, or in lieu of, any official publication. Contents herein are subject to change without notice.

The reader of this manual is reminded that all values of pressure, temperature, speed, power, etc. are chosen for their illustrative meaning only and are not necessarily representative of true values. For actual values, the applicable maintenance manual must be consulted.

Official publications pertaining to operation procedures, limits, and capabilities of engines or their components are the responsibility of the airframe manufacturer. The airframe manufacturer installs the engine in its airframe, designs and/or selects instruments, and flight tests the aircraft. The airframe manufacturer determines how -- and under what limitations -- engines will be operated for all modes of taxi and flight.

As an engine and engine component manufacturer support company, Propulsion Engines has the responsibility to alert airframe manufacturers that their aircraft manuals not permit operation beyond the limits of an engine's capabilities. Propulsion Engines may suggest and advise -- but not dictate -- operational and maintenance practices it feels best for the engine. Some aircraft manufacturers will assimilate Propulsion Engines manuals into their own publications while other manufacturers may simply refer the owner/operator to Propulsion Engines published manuals.

Official publications which apply to all engines and systems are listed below (with the highest ranking manual first): 1. Aircraft Flight Manual 2. Aircraft Maintenance Manual 3. Engine Maintenance Manual and Service Bulletins 4. Engine Overhaul Manual and Service Bulletins 5. Component Overhaul Manual and Service Bulletins

It was not accidental that this training manual is not included in the above list of publications: IT HAS NO OFFICIAL STATUS: IN ALL INSTANCES, INFORMATION CONTAINED IN OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS SHALL GOVERN.

Contents include sections on: Section One - Description and Operation Section Two - Power Management Section Three - Operational Sequence Section Four - Propeller Control System Section Five - Fuel System Section Six - Temperature Indicating System Section Seven - Torque Indicating System Section Eight - Lubrication System Section Nine - Ignition System Section Ten - Anti-Ice System Section Eleven - Publications Section Twelve - Appendix

DATE: 1-1-89 REVISED: 2-25-93