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APOLLO OPERATIONS HANDBOOK
EXTRAVEHICULAR MOBILITYUNIT
VOLUME II -- OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES
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4. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES .................. 4-1
4.1 PGA DONNING_ DOFFING .................
4.1.1 PGA Donning Procedures Before IV Use ........... 4-2
4.1.2 PGA Doffing Procedures After IV Use ........... 4-15
4.i.3 PGA Donning Procedures Before EV Use ........... 4-20
4.1.4 PGA Doffing Procedures After EV Use ........... 4-25
4.2 OPS OPERATIONS ...................... 4-29
4.2.1 OPS Checkout ....................... -29
4.2.2 OPS Donning Prior to Contingency Transfer ........ 4-29
4.2.3 OPS Donning Before CMP EVA ................ 4-30
4.2.t, OPS Activation ...................... 4-32
4.2.5 OPS Deactivation ................... • 4.-32
4.2.6 OPS Doffing After CMP EVA ................ 4-32
4.3 PLss/oPS DONNING AND DOFFING ............... 4-33
4.3.1 PLSS/OPS Donning ..................... 4-33
4.3.2 PLSS/OPS Doffing in Pressurized Environment ....... 4-36
4.3.3 PLSS/OPS Doffing in Unpressurized Environment ...... 4-_0
4.4 PLSS COMMUNICATIONS CHECK ................ 4-45
4.5 PRESSURE INTEGRITY CHECK ................. 4-47
4.6 PLSS NORMAL OPERATING MODES ............... 4-49
4.6.1 PLSS Activation ..................... 4-49
4.6.2 Wet Sublimatcr Restart .................. 4-50
4.6.3 PLSS Deactivation .................. 4-5o
4.7 PLSS RECHARGE AND FEEDWATER R_4OVAL PROCEDURES ...... 4-52
4.7.i Battery Replacement ................... 4-52
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Section Page
4.7.2 Removal of LiOH Cartridge From Stowage Container ..... 4-53
4.7.3 LiOH Cartridge Change .................. h-5h
2.8 PURGE VALVE OPERATION .................. 4-56
4.8.1 Activation Procedures for Purge Valve .......... 4-56
4,8,2 Flow Adjustment Procedures ................ 4-56
.8.3 Shutoff Procedures .................... 4-56
i_.8.4 Purge Valve Removal Procedures .............. 4-57
4.9 PRESSURE CONTROL VALVE OPERATION ............ 4-58
4.9 .i PCV Installation ..................... 4-58
4.9.2 PCV Activation ...................... 4-58
4.9.3 PCV Deactivation ..................... 4-58
4.9.4 PCV Removal Procedures .................. &-58
h. i0 EMU INFLIGHT MAINTENANCE ................. 4-59
h.lO.l PGA and LEVA Inflight Examination and Maintenance .... 4-59
4.10.2 Bioinstrumentation Inflight Repair ............ 4-64
h.ll MISCELLANEOUS PROCEDURES ................. 4-66
4.ii.i PLSS Gas Trap Activation ................. &-66
4.11.2 Camera Mounting on RCU .................. 4-67
h.ii.3 BSLSS Bag to PLSS Donning ................ 4-68
4.11.4 BSLSS Bag to PLSS Doffing ................ 4-68
4.11.5 BSLSS Stowage on LRV ................... 4-68
.11.6 BSLSS Donning and Activation Procedure .......... 4-69
4.11.7 BSLSS Disconnect Procedure ................ h-69
4.11.8 Donning and Doffing Helmet Shield ............ &-70
h.ll.9 Donning and Doffing Neck Dam ............... &-70
4. !i. i0 Insuit Drinking Device (ISDD) Installation and Use .... h-71
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4.ii.ii OPS Oxygen Usage for Metabolic Makeup --LM and CM .... 4-74
4.11.12 OPS Bleed Down --LM and CM .............. 4-%
5. EMU MALFUNCTION PROCEDURES FOR LUNAR SURFACE EVA ..... 5-1

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5. I INTRODUCTION ....................... 5-]
5.2 FORMAT OF MALFUNCTION PROCEDURES ............. 5-1
5.3 MALFUNCTION SYMPTOMS FOR EMU USING

PLSS SV 706100-7 .................... 5-3
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CSD-A-789-(2) III
ABBREVIATIONS
acfm actual cubic feet per minute
AOH Apollo Operations Handbook
BSLSS Buddy Secondary Life Support System
CDR Commander
cfm cubic feet per minute
CM command module
CMP command module pilot
CO_ communications
CSM command/service module
CWG constant wear garment
descent water
"DES" H20
ECG electrocardiogram
ECS environmental control system
EMU extravehicular mobility unit
EV extravehicular
ISDD insuit drinking device
LEVA lunar extravehicular visor assembly
FCS fecal containment system
ITMG integrated thermal micrometeoroid garment
IV intravehicular
IVA intravehicular activity
kHz kilohertz (thousand cycles per second)
LCG liquid cooling garment
LiOH lithium hydroxide
LM lunar module
MSFN Manned Space Flight Network
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OPS oxygen purge system
PGA pressure garment assembly
PHA pressure helmet assembly
PLSS portable life support system
pos. position
POS primary oxygen system of PLSS
press. pressure
psia pounds per square inch absolute
psid pounds per square inch differential
psig pounds per square inch gage
PTT push to talk
RCU remote control unit
rcvr receiver
SC spacecraft
sel. selector
SSC space suit communication
SW. switch
TLSA torso limb suit assembly
TM telemetry
UCTA urine collection and transfer assembly
UTS urine transfer system
vlv valve
VOX voice operated transmitter
WMS waste management system
xduc e r transducer
xmtr transmitter
ZPN impedance pneumograph
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AT change in temperature
AP change in pressure
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FOREWORD
This handbook, sections h and 5, of the Apollo Operations Handbook (AOH)

series, is bound separately as Volume II and pertains only to the Extra-
vehicular Mobility Unit (EMU). Volume I of the AOH contains sections l,
2, and 3, and pertains to the description of the EMU.
The operational procedures are written specifically for Apollo J-mission

EMU hardware and will be superseded by a mission-oriented checklist which
is reviewed by Crew Systems Division (CSD) for unique hardware procedures.
Both the operational procedures and the malfunction procedures will be up-
dated for the mission.
This handbook is composed of two major sections:
a. Section 4 provides a step-by-step operational procedure for activation

and deactivation of EMU subsystems.
b6 Section 5 provides emergency procedures for critical EMU symptoms and

continuing diagnosis during EVA and post-EVA to determine the EMU
malfunction (to be supplied).
Insuiries concerning this handbook should be addressed to Crew Systems

Division, Systems Engineering Branch, MSC, mail code EC2 or to Crew
Procedures Division, EVA/IVA Procedures Branch, mail code CG3.
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SECTION 5
EMU MALFUNCTION PROCEDURES
FOR LUNAR SURFACE EVA
INTRODUCTION
The malfunction procedures encompass the recognition, diagnosis,

and corrective action for system malfunctions. In most cases,
the crew is alerted to a malfunction condition by indicators
and gages. The malfunction analyses do not contain solutions;
such solutions are found in mission rules. The procedures in
this section cover significant single failures and are not
intended to replace the detailed failure modes-effects analyses
published in other documents.
5.1.2 The malfunction procedures are for use during Apollo missions
where an EMU having an SV 706100-7 PLSS will be worn. The
procedures have been classified as (1) emergency, (2) EVA,
and (3) post-EVA. (The post-EVA period commences when the
LM cabin pressure reaches 3.5 psia.)
5.1.3 For maximum safety, all emergency procedures should be memorized

so action can be taken immediately when the malfunction occurs.
The EVA procedures do not need to be memorized since they are
provided through voice communications except for steps which
cover EVA procedures for loss of voice communications.
5.l.h The post-EVA procedures are designed to extract a maximum amount

of information on any observed anomaly since the PLSS/OPS and
associated hardware would not normally be returned to earth
for postflight analysis. The emergency procedures are devised
so that telemetry is not used because telemetry data may not
be available to the crewman. (Telemetry should be employed
to aid the emergency procedures, however, if it is possible
to do so.)
5.1.5 The procedures and remarks are representative of a nominal EMU.

Values sad quantities, which are characteristic of an individual
EMU and which can be established only be testing the actual
EMU to be used in the flight, are underlined in each case.
BASIC DATE May 1969 CHANGE DATE June 1971 PAGE 5-1
CSD-A-789-(2) nT
FORMAT OF MALFUNCTION PROCEDURES
MalfUnction procedures are presented in the format of logic-flow

block diagrams. Diagram blocks represent procedural steps.
Those blocks outlined with double lines and containing capital-
ized statements indicate system failures. Within blocks_ state-
ments preceded by black dots ( • ) indicate required actions.
5.2.2 The malfunction procedures are presented in three columns headed

SYMPTOM, PROCEDURE, and REM__qKS. A description and use of each
of these columns is as follows:
SYMPTOM The primary purpose of the symptom column

is to give a first indication of the mal-
function as received by either the crew
or telemetry. The possible causes of the
malfunction are indicated in this column.
PROCEDURE The procedures column presents a step-by-step

logic-flow diagram of actions and decisions
used to isolate or correct a malfunction
symptom. The remote-event number symbols
are used to reference items to the REMUS
column or to refer to other procedural steps.
REMARKS This column will include the following in-

formation:
a, Amplifying additional remarks related

to the symptom, such as relief valve
vents at ____psid.
b. Amplifying remarks which relate to a

decision and/or action items.
C, Explaining resultant system status or

operational capability after a failure
has been identified.
d.
Cautioning or warning, as necessary,
to cover conditions that may exist
because of a failure
BASIC DATE May 1969 CHANGE DATE June 1971 PAGE 5-2
CSD-A-789.(2) III
5.3 MALFUNCTION SYMPTOMS FOR _MU USING PLSS SV 706100-7
Symptom Page
EMU 1 - Warning tone ON and low vent flow flag "P"

(vent-P) .......................... 5-5
EMU 2 - Warning tone ON and low PGA pressure flag "0"

(P_S - "o" ) ......................... 5-7
_u 3 - Warning tone ON and high 0 2 flow flag "O"

(02-"0") .......................... 5-10
EMU 4 - Warning tone and low feedwater pressure flag "A"

(H20-"A") while using primary feedwater .......... 5-12
EMU 5 - Warning tone and low feedwater pressure flag "A"

(H20-"A") while using auxiliary feedwater ......... 5-14
EMU 6 - Warning tone with all warning flags CLEAR ...... 5-16
EMU 7 - PGA pressure gage <3.7 psid and apparently stable

and everything else normal ................. 5-18
_U 8 - PLSS 02 quantity indicator abnormal reading ..... 5-19
EMU 9 - PGA pressure gage >4.0 psid ............. 5-20
EMU i0 - Loss of pump noise ................. 5-21
EMU ii - Inadequate cooling of crewman ............ 5-22
E_fU 12 - EVA-I loses voice from MSFN (EVA-I has

voice from EVA-2) ..................... 5-24
EMU 13 - EVA-1 loses voice from MSFN (EVA-1 does

not receive voice from EVA-2) ............... 5-25
EMU 14 - EVA-1 loses voice from EVA-2 (EVA-1 has

voice from MSFN) ...................... 5-27
EMU 15 - EVA-2 loses voice from MSFN (EVA-2

receives voice from EVA-l) ................. 5-29
EMU 16 - EVA-2 loses voice from MSFN (EVA-2

does not receive voice from EVA-l) ............. 5-30
EMU 17 - EVA-2 loses voice from EVA-1 (EVA-2

has comm. with MSFN) .................... 5-32
EMU 18 - Loss of voice comm. wit_ EVA-l, EVA-2,

or MSFN (two-man EVA) (comm. restoration procedure) .... 5-34
EMU 19 - EVA loses voice from 1/4 ............... 5-35
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EMU 20 - LM loses voice from EVA ............... 5-37
EMU 21 - GT8168P/GT8268P PGA pressure <3.7 psid and

apparently steady (no warning tone) ........ . .... 5-39
EMU 22 - GT8168P/GT8268P PGA pressure >4.0 psid ....... 5-40
EMU 23 - GT8182P/GT8282P PLSS 02 pressure abnormal

(no warning tone) ............. ........ 5-41
_MU 24 - GT8110P/GT8210P feedwater pressure <1.2 psia

(no warning tone) while using primary feedwate----r ...... 5-43
EMU 25 - GT8110P/GT8210P feedwater press. <1.2 psia (no

warning tone) while using auxiliary feedwater ....... 5-44
EMU 26 - GTSI54T/GT8254T LCG H20 temperature >50___

° F
(with diverter valve in MAX COOLING position and no
warning tone) ....................... 5-45
EMU 27 - GT8i96T/GT8296T LCG H20 AT >ii___° F (maximum

diverter valve position) .................. 5-46
28 - GT8140C/GT8240C PLSS battery current

>3.___OOA(no warning tone) .................. 5-47
EMU 29 - GT8140C/GT8240C PLSS battery current

<2.___3
A (no warning tone) .................. 5-49
EMU 30 - GT8141V/GT8241V PLSS battery voltage

<16.0 V dc (no warning tone) ................ 5-51
_MU 31 - GT8170T/GT8270T 02 temperature <38 ° F

(no warning tone) ..................... 5-53
EMU 32 - GTSI70T/GT8270T 02 temperature >50__

° F and rising
(no warning tone) ..................... 5-54
BASIC DATE May 1969 CHANGE DATE June 1971 PAGE _-_
CSD-A-789-{'2) Trr
I PROCEDURE REMARKS
SYMPTOM I
EMU 1 I EMERGENCY
PROCEDURE
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SYMPTOM PROCEDURE REMARKS
POST-EVAPRUCEDURE (Continued)
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• LOW vent flaw sensor check
0. RepressurCze 124
• PLSS 02 - OFF
• OPS 0 2 - OFF
• Doff helmet and gloves
• Disconnect OPS and

pbrge valve
• Connect blue LM ECS and
red PGA gas connectors

• Connect red LM ECS and
blue PGA gas connectors _J'jLOW

VENT _0W SE_SOR
• Activate ECS <30 see
Jl S_IZ_D Sn POINT OR
LoQ vent. flow flag "P"
211 FAILED CLOSED
YES
Ill _A_CE DEGRADED, OR SHIFT IN
Jl LOW VENT FLOW SENSOR SET
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OFS regulated
Warning tone
at 3.7 +- 0.3 psla,
ON _ud low
PGA pressure • Actuate
flag "O" OPS

(PRES - "O" )
Low PGA
pressure flag
YES
CLEAR
NO
Actuating
parameter:
PGA pressure
J
<3.25 LOW PGA
_+ 0.15 psld PRESSURE SENSOR
FAILED ON
mwB_
Possible causes: EVA PROCEDURE

a. E,_ leak j • Verify PGA
4-_• Verify PGA
pressure _a_e and
b. Low PGA GT8168P/GT826_P pressure gage and
pressure sensor GTSI68P/GT8268P

PGA pressure im
failed ON PGA pressure
>3.4 psla and
>3.10 psla
shuT. off 0PS
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regulator
shifted set 1 POST-EVAPROCEDURE
point or
failed closed
q
• _ pressure
integrity check
Verify purge vlv - CLOSED
• OPS 02 - OFF
@ PLSS 02 - OFF
m
Integrity all right YES
NO
To step 6 To step 7
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CSD-A-789-(2} 1T1"
POST-EVAPROCEDURE
(Continued)
C> ©
J If PISS Op quazLtJty
insufficient, per-
Iorm integrity
@ PGA/PLSS Press. FIZZ C 2
• Doff check with EC$.
Integrity Check quantity !
PLSS
indicator I
< gage {-
• Disconnect OPS
• PLSS 02 - ON, zero ] YES
then OFF NO
Integrity all right

YES
J
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BETWEEN
PISS O 2 i
OPS SHUTOFF
q VLV. AND
PGA
• PGA Press.
Integrity Check
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• Connect ECS !
to PGA I
• Disconnect
PISS Hoses
Integrity all right

YES LEAK
BETWEEN
NO
PLSS 02
[51iUT-OFY
VAL%_ AND
PGA PGA.
LEAK
F
iJ
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{ REGULATOR
02 ventilation loop
• RECORD GTSI68P/
GT8268P PGA PRESSURE
_Depress blue PLSS gas
OR connector to vent PLSS
• CONNECT BLUE PLSS
• Release blue PLSS gas
GAS CONNECTOR TO connector
OPS PRESSURE REGU-
• PLSS 02 - ON, then
LATOR CHECKOUT
OFF after 5 min
• STOWAGE PLATE
• Depress blue PLSS
PISS 0 2 - ON
_Bs connector
YES
• RECORD
Verify PISS 0,, flow
GAGE PRESSLU_E "_"1
NO
• Recharge
PLSS 02
PI4;S O., FLSS 02

Y h:,
qu BJF,
t i ty I, PRESSURE P£GU-
indicator LATOR FAILED
shows t'ech_r_c
--,..j
N(] GLanCED
GTS182/GTB282
P_S ....
I NO 02 pressure YES
{'@"" _hows recharge i PISS 02

PiSS 0 2
PRESSUI_E CO_40N i ., L QUANTITY [NDI-

XDUCER FAILED j CATOR FAILED
'-------e_To step 26 i IT
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BASIC DATE
{ll
CSD-A-789-(2)
APOLLO OPERATIONS HAND8OOK-EMU
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REMARKS
SYMPTOM _ PROCEDURE
J POST-EVAPROCEDURE
(Continued)
2_ yE_ 2__e Pressurlze

GT8182P/GT8282F 02 vent loop
PLSS 02 pressure
stable 50 rain : • PISS gas
connectors to
after recharge be stowed in
BETWEI_
I stowage plates
PISS 02
• PISS 02 - ON
SHUTOFF
GTB182P/GTB282P VALVE AND
YES
PLSS 0 2 pressure J PISS 02
LEAK UPSTREAM OF i decay after 5 J PRESSURE
PIZS 02 SHUTOFF I m_nutes
VALVE j REGULATOR
i NC
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cation
verifi-
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PLSS
Connect
gas
blue
connector
I to OPS re_ulator
pressure checkout
I stow_e
• PLSS
plate
02 - ON
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YES
hiGh
USAGE
02
OR
I pressure
<h.6 psid
UNLOCATED
LEAK
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PRESSURE REGU-
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HIGHER THAN PRV
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I 21 @ Actuate OP$
PLSS
indicator
0 2 quantity
of
r If PGA press, was

approximately
one-half of one
<3.7 psid division (or
O_ and high more) in 5
Warning tone [L If PGA press. _h.0
I_A _nutes will
0 2 flow psld
press gage w indicate high
! flag "0" • PiSS 0 2 shutoff
<3.7 or YES
02 flowo
(o -"o") I _.0 psid valve - OFF
Actuating I
_PL_o
02PRE_s_E
II
parameter: I
PLSS 02 YES
_G_o_FAI_I
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indicator
>0.50 to I
0.65 Ib/hr quantity _@ 1
decreasing A_tttate 0PS i
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for Z5 sec [ NO _
I EVA PROCEDURE
t - i
Possible causes: [
POST-EVA PROC/OURE
a EMU leak
HIGH 02
b. Primary 02
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FLOW SENSOR
presgure
FAILBD ON
regulator
regulating
higher
PRV than
cracking I
pressure
c. High 0 2 flow J
sensor failed
°° I
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•
}_ Press.
Integrity
Verify
Check
purge
I •
valve
OPS 02
- CLOSED
- OFF
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supply
02
- OFF
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I i NO
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I f PLSS 02 a,
luLn-
I Q tlty
perform
check
insufficient
integrity
with ECS.
@ PGA/PISS
Pressure integrity
I check LEAK
BETWEEN
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• Disconnect OPS J 0PS SHUTOFF
i VALVE AND
• PI_S 02 - ON
PGA
then 0F_
!
Integrity all right
I YES
J
• PGA press. l
integrity check
HIGH O 2 FLOW '
• Connect ECS SENSOR AND
to PGA I_A GAS
• Disconnect CONNECTOR
PLSS hoses !
Integrity all right

, YES J
i_ Was
GTSI68P/
PGA i i OTB268P
LEAX [ yGA pre_s. YES
I ,b.6 psid
I.'
i
.$ NO
PRIMARY 0 2 PRESS. HIGH
REGULATOR REGULATING O 2
HIGHER THAN PRV USAGE
CRACKING PRESS. AND
PGA PRESS. GAGE
FAII_D
BASIC DATE May 1969 CHANGE DATE JUNE 1971 PAGE 5-II
CaD-A-789-(2) ]I[
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PROCEDURE REMARKS
SYMPTOM I
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EVAPROCEDURE
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tonoII 2JGTalIOP/GT8210_
!
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_ctuation
OPS and
of
openirg
the
and low feed- J IS primary ES feedwater pressur_ YE_ GT@I5h/GT@Eh_T of the purge valve
water pressure _<1.2 psia, Pmd
"_i /CO H20 temp - i to HIGH flov may
i_T-'_'ToT/c'r27oT , also be used if
flag "A" (H2C- !
!k
and
H20
relief
shutoff F i
o2t,_p,5o° <io° F an_ I BaLSa is not
"A" ) while valve open rising
YES carried. If PLSS
and rising I GTa196T/GT8296T
using primary
0 valve remains
feedwater
LOG H20 AT o_en during
<_o F and de- purge mode.
I ___ PRIMARY creasing (H20 POS consummables

may be'depleted. '
LOW FEEDWATER
H20 SHUTOFF
Actuating J i diverter
MAX. In
COOLING)
PRESSURE SWITCH
parameter:
! AND RELIEF FAILED
VALVE CLOSED
Feedwat
sure <1.45
er pres- j
J
_NO .
©
± 0,25 psla
It is
I I SUBLiMATOR assumed
that normal
BREAKTHROUGH
Possible ca%ises : I
• H20 diverter I feedwater
depletion
valve - MIN. has not
a. Suhl imat or J
• Primary H20 occurred,
shutoff and
breakthrough I
relief valve -
b. }{20
blocked
separator
J
OPEN
(Wait h ml, or
©
until flag clears The heat load should
• Sub limator
c. Depleted pri- J before changing
restart be maintained during
dlverter valve the first 5 minutes
mary
water feed-
reser- 1
position) since the objective
• Primary H20
is to dry out the
voir j shutoff and relief sublimator.
d. Blockage valve - CLOSED
at primary • }{20 diverter

feedwater
valve - MAX. _r
bladder J • After 5 mln

outlet
I H20
valve
diverter
- _N.
If
cooling
additional
is required
• H20 diverter
@ Primaz_ H20
e. Feedwat er I
pressure
shutoff and valve - MIN.
relief valve -
sensor l • Auxiliary h_O
failed on
OPEN shutoff and relief
valve - OPEN
f. Primary }{20 I
l,ow feedwater (wai_ h min or
_ressKre flag until _!a_ clears
shutoff and I
relief valve CLEAR after _h min before changing
dlverter valve
closed I "
position)
I Cooling improved or
I YES
low
flag
feedwster
CLEAR within
pressure
F 4 min
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I To step 12
cool_ng
activate
is
5SLAB
required,
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POST-EVAPROCEDURE
l[12J@ Pressurize
BLOCKAGE
AT PFJMABY _ backslde of
FEEDWATER feedwater blad-
BLADDER der from 0 2

OUTLET vent loop
@ Connect LM
waste management
system to PI_S
primary vent
connector
• Close auxiliary
HrO shutoff and
relief valve
• Hoses
disconnected
from FGA
• PiSS 02 - ON
Feedwater expelled
through prlmsry
L YES
Ifeedwater vent
connector
J
• Connect _,1
waste mgmt. system

to drain connector
[l hl PEIMARY
FEEDWATER Drain H20 or

l RESE_VOZ_
YES 02 expelled
DEPLh_ED
from H20 drain
co_ector
NO
J
WATER
sEPARATOR
BLOCKED

CSD-A-789-(2)
_r_-_ EVA PROCEDURE
Warning tone
I--_ Is Is • If
and low feed-
water pressttre primary YES auxiliary H20 y_ |additional Q Actuation

flag "A" (H20- };20 shutoff _ sbuLoff _nd _cooling is of the OPS
i"A") while and relief relief valve Jrequired and opening
using valve open open Jactivate of the purge
at._i li _-'y JBSISS valve to HIGH
feedwater NO NO flow may also
be used if
BSISS is not "
Actuating
parameter: J PRIMARY AUXILIARY
carried.
PiSS 02 valve
If
_eedwater H20 SHUTOFF remains open

H20 SHUTOFF
AND RELIEF during purge
pressure AND RELIEF
<l.h5 mode, POS
VALVE CLOSED
VALVE CLOSED
consumables
tO.Z5 psla
may be
Possible causes: depleted.
a. Sublimator QThe heat

6_
breakthrough load should
• H20 diverter valve -
be maintained
MIN. COOLING
b. Depleted during the
prlmary and
• Primary and auxiliary H20 first 5 minutes
auxiliary since the
shutoff and relief valves -
feedwater
objective is
OPEN (wait h min or until
reservoirs
to dry out
flag clears before changing
the sublimator.
diverter valve position)
c. Blockage
between feed-
Q A sublimator
water
and
Xducer
bladder
pressure Q restart
attempted
to going
may
prior
to
be
8
7--_@ Sublimator step 12
d. Feedwater
restart GT8210P (prccedure for
UBLIMATOR
pressure restart is given
feedwater
sensor
• Primary in step 7, this
pressure
failed on
page ).
H20 shutoff <l.P psia
e. Primary H20
and
valve
relief
- CL_ED
INO and
GT816OT/
shutoff and GT8270T

• H20 diverter
relief valve IO_ GT8!54T/
YE_ PiSS 02
valve - MAX.
CLOSED GT825hT
COOLING temp > 50 ° F
LCG H20 and rising
• After 5 mln,
f. Auxiliary I120 temp
shutoff and H20 diverter >__qo F and
NO
relief valve valve - MIN. rising
CLOSED COOLING GTSI96T/
@ Primary H_O GT8296T
shutoff and"
g. Water LCG N20 AT
relief valve -
separator
OPEN <5 ° F and
blocked
decreas i ng
Low feedwater (H20 diverter
pressure flag in MAX.

CLEAR after COOLING )
h minutes
i
YES
O-
IIIIIIl|illlIIBI iIiiiiiiii
POST- EVA PROCEDURE
To ate; 12 To step II
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BASIC DATE MAY 1969 CHANGE DATE JUNE 1971 PAGE 5-14
CSD-A-789-(2) ]II
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POST-EVAPROCEDURE
I j J • Pressurize backside
LOW
of feedwater bladder from
FEEDWATEB
PRESSURE 02 vent loop
SWITCH • Connect IMwaste

FAILED
management system to PIZS
l auxil_ary
connector
feedwater vent
l • Hoses
from PGA
disconnected
I J_Lo_AoE i • PIZS 02 - ON
i
YES Feedwater expelled
j BETWEEN
BLADDER through auxillary
I AND feedwater vent connector
J FEEDWATER
PRESSURE
XDUCER NO'
J 15_@ Connect
I BOTH
FEEDWATER
I/4waste
management
i RESERVOIRS
DEPLETED
system
to PLSS H20
I drain
, connector
I Drain H20
I. YES
or 02
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PLUS H20
from
drain
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Warning tone
S A Go to
Movement
the PL_S
of
02
with all warn- PGA pressure L step 5, quantity
ing flags YES
gage <3.
_O _4U-2, I indicator of
CLEAR paid i page 5-7 apprcximately
f NO
t i
one-half
one division
of
Actuating
pars.met ers:
I J S (or
5
more)
minutes
in
• After tone r • Actuate OPS

vill indicate
Vent flow I goes off,
high 0 2 flow.
<l,.O to 5.3 change posi-
LOW PGA PRES- J
SURE FLAG
acfm for I tion of mode i
FAILED CLEAR
>5 sec select switch l
momentarily
PGA pressure I
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Tone on
<3.10 to 3.h0 I
L
psia
PLSS 02 flow I
t
>0.50 to 0.65 I
J
lb/hr for >5 sec, then i
ON i
TD4POEARY TONE
>5 see I
ACTIVATION
Low vent flow
S Go to
Feedwat er I flag "P"
step 7,
(vent-"P")
pressure
EMU 3,
<1.20 to 1.70 I while fan is off I
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psia I i
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LOW
.o I YEs:i,
9
1 Observe I
t !
Possible causes: I
)
m
i VENT FLOW
PL$S 02 S i
• Actuate
) FLAG FAILED quantity
a. Tone failure I OPS
CLEAR indicator
for indica-
b.
c.
Low
High
flow
vent
P!.SS
flow
02
I
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lO_ 0PS
•
+
Actuate
tion
0 2 flow
of high
t
High 02
¢PS !i HIGH 0 2 FLOW
d. Low feedwater I j • Open purge flow indicated
pressure J FLAG FAILED
I I vlv to LOW NO CLEAR

e. LOW
sure
FGA pres-
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I S
Go to
I step I,, EMU 1
page 5-5
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J EVA PROCEDURE
i
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IS
EMU
th_
I H20
Primary
shutoff and
I oper-
ating
I relief
OPEN
valve - on
liary
feed-
aux- YES
I water
XO _ -_°
To step 17 Go to step 18
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0o to
step 2h
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BASIC DATE May 1969 CHANGE DATE JUNE 1971 PAGE 5-16
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[APOLLO OPERATIONS HANDBOOK-EMU
J PROCEDURE REMARKS
SYMPTOM j
J EVAPROCEDURE
(Continued)
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J 17J LOW FEED- J FEEDWATER
Actuation
the OPS
of
and
opening of the
J WATER PRESSURE PRESS. FLAG
FLAG FAILED feedwat er pressure
GT8110P/GT8210P purge valve to
FAILED CLEAR HIGH flow may
<1.2 psia, and
I . CLEAR also be used
_T-_70T/GT8eTOT o2
if BSI_S is
temp >50 ° F and
I rising not carried.
If PLSS 02
I valve .re-
mains open
during purge
lj
!
J mode, POS con-
sumables may be
I TONE FAILED GO to step 3, depleted.
J • H2O diverter
(CAME ON _MU 4, page 5-12
i WHEN THERE
J valve - _N.
• Open prlm_y i WAS NO CAUSE)
I
I H20 shutoff _d L
relief valve
J • Wait h rain
before cKanglng i
J 20 diverter I
j valve position
NO
I j _wFEED! 2_ Auxiliary
YES
J
NO GTSIIOP/GT8210P
J WATER PRESSURE .@..-- H20 shutoff and
FLAG FAILED feedwater press.
relief valve - <1.2 psia and
J CLEAR OPEN
GT--_70T/GT8260T 02!
temp >50 ° F and
rising
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WATER
FEED-
J diverter
PRESSURE -4-
FLAG
J •valve
Open- M-IN.
auxil- FAILED
CLEAB
j iary H20 shut-
I
off and relief
valve
• Wait 4 mln
QI
J before cKanging _@ If
H20 diverter _ditional
I valve position cooling is

required,
activate
i BS LES
i
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I step lO,
LMU 5,
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EMERGENCY PROCEDURE
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PLSS 02 pressure
PGA pressure regulator regulates

gage <3.7 psid the PGA to 3.7 psld
and appsLrant ly minimum if flow is
stable and 0.07 to 0.7 Ib/hr.
everything else
norms/
YES
Possible causes;
a. Gage shift or
II
failure
b. PLSS 02
PRESSURE
regulator GAGE
shift/ PALLED
degraded
L.
I ----" EVA PROCEDURE
I rify GT8168P/
J GT8268P PGA Turn off
[ I pressure OPS
I >3.7 psid
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SHIP'fED
SET POINT
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1600 Btu/hr
j I • ctuate! metabolic
OPS load Dlus
PLSS 0 2 i PGA pressure
If PGA allowable
<3,7 or >4.0 YES I pressure leakage
quantity peid or high
indicator was <3. T CObBles a_rox-
abnormal 02 flow imately 0.25 ib/
psld Or
fla_ "0" HIGH 02 hr 02,
read'n6 J
flow
FIA(i "0"
I
zl Without makeup
PLSS 02 02, this will

NO
If PGA I PRESSURE REGU- reduce PGA
Possible J
pressure pressure to
c aus es : LATOR FAILED
>4.0 paid J 3 psia In
a. PI_s 02 J @'PLSS 02 J approximately

3 minutes.
_._2Je- O_J
indicator 'mR'
quantity
failed
j EVA PROCEDURE
Go to step 5,
b. PISS 02 I
_2, page 5-T
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Xducer
pressure
failed
j
_ag
ree
GT8182P/GT8282P
with PLSS 02
®
YES
quantity indicator OPS regulates
c. PIA3S 02
lator regu- J at 3-7 +- 0,3 paid.
OUt of spee
regulatin_ j
L NO
d. EMU leak I.....

e. High 02 usage
POST-EVAPROCEDURE
I 7'_@ Recharge j OTSlB2P/
I • Recharge
PISS 02
PiSS O2
YES
GT8282P
02 pressure
PISS
I shows recharge
i i
i PLSS 02 YES
_GT8182P/
GT8282P
12_
PRESSURE
PISS 02
XDUCER
I quantity
indicator
pLSS
pressure
02
i
NO
FAI LED
(C0_ON XDUCER) i
I
J shows re-
I charge
shows
recharge
t!_o t YES
I PLSS 02 15_ • PISS 02
I _UANTZTY INDI-
3ATOE FA/LED
PLgS
ZNDICATOR
02 QUANTIT_
WAS .._ shutoff valve -
OFF
I IN ERROR
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'l_ GT8182P/ 17J GT8182P/
I I GT8282P PISS
4-- j GT8282P PLSS 02
02 PRESSURE
I FAI LED
pressure
PISS 02
or
quan-
i YES
tity indicator
stable
50
after
minutes
l LEAK
BETWEEN PLSS
I 02 SHUTOFF
VALVE AND N _
1;0
I HIGH O_ FLOW
SENSOR _
UPSTREAM
PISS
OF
0 2 SHUTOFF
I VALVE
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APOLLO OPERATIONS HANDBOOK.EMU
EMU 9
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PGA
gage
pr es s',.u-e
J_ igh 02 flow
fla_ "0" i----_
@ Actuate OPS PiSS 02 PRESS.
PLSS 02
regulator
pressure
regu-
lates to h.0 paid
>_.0 paid
I (after
or
5 sec)
PLSS
quantity
02
YES : • Close
02
PLSS
shutoff
valve if
REGULATOR
sETOPENpoINTOR
FAILED
SHIFTED
maxizr_m to PGA.
PGA pressure relief

valve cracks at
indicator possible
5.0 to 5,75 paid.
decreasing
..... _
Possible causes:
a. Regulator
fai Is open
®
If additional mobil-
or shifts
ity is needed,
set point Does GT8168P/GT8268P SHIFT IN PLSS 02
open purge valve
PGA press, agree with _
PEA press, gage YES REGOYATED PRESSURE = to reduce PGA
b. PGA pressure
gage fails pressure to
>3.h paid.
N0 L
POST-EVA PROCEDURE
I' !
,6j. connect blue PLSS 71 ®

gas connector to GTSI68P/GT8268P An additional
OPS regulator "-_
indication of
checkout stowage PGA PRESS. FAILED
high PGA pressure
i plate I would be reduced
Does OPS gage agree PGA mobility.
with PGA gage YES
_o
N
PGA PRESS.
GAGE FAILED
BASIC DATE May 1969 CHANGE DATE JUNE1.971 PAGE 5-ZO
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CSD.A-789.(2) 13]
EMU I0 EMERGENCY
PROCEDURE
I Q
ACTUATION of 0PS
J lJ Receiving
YES and opening of
M,
Loss of p_p
pl/rge valve to
noise F. sldetone
HIGH FLOW may
also he used if
BSLSS Is not cart:led.
If PLSS 0_ shutoff
valve remains
Possible "causes :
ol_en dur I ng
• Actuate OPS purge valve
a. Pump switch and purge valve- operat Ion, POS
OFF consumables
J LOW FLOW
activate and
BSLSS may be depleted.
' b, Power failure
, c. Cpen RCU
F m EVA PROCEDURE
w
connection
d. Pump failure
I GTS___OC/ PUMP MOTOR
I Pump
or_
switch -----@-
YES
GTB2b0C
PiSS battery
----e-
KES
FAILED
( OPEN CIRCUIT)
current
I <i._ A
NO
I Q
J • If additions/
I !
Pb]4P
OFF
SWITCHED PUMP
OR
SEIZED
SLOWED
cooling
activate
is required
BSLSS
I
Nmm_m
I POST-EVAPROCEDURE
{ Is RCU connection
YES Y_II; POWER FAILED
. properly mated
/
NO
OPEN _CU CONNECTION

CSD-A-789-(2) [[/
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REMARKS
SYMPTOM j PROCEDURE
£MU II I EMERGENCY PROCEDUR[
I ©
Inadequate Actuation of the gas
A Is auxiliary
Is the
cooling of trap must be per-
f
diverter
crewman
(no wP_rn i ng MAX.

•wr f,.2op valve - i ,' F.MU operating !YES H20
re]_ef
shutoff
valve
and
opez
formed
cre_tn.
by another
r on auxili_y "_
tone, no @ V_-rify pump feedwater i
t
warning flag)
J switch - ON
I ,l I YES i NO
©
Possible causes: J '1 Is primary U !,4[,_"-
a. Thermal leak YES [
H20 shutoff 5_
Actuation of the OPS
b. _=p degradJ and relief I see i and opening of the
valve open !
tion or flow I purge valve to H!_I
i [Cooling improve_!YES
restriction I flow may also be used
NO 'within 3 minutes! ''_ J GAS IN
i -- i if BSLSS is not
e. oas m trans-J
f T R._S
WATER
P 0RT
LINE
carried.
shutoff
If
valve
PLSS
remains
02
portllnewater j _r NO
T j@ H20
open during purge
diverter valve- 18]@ If additional mode, _3S consur_ables
d. Primary ware r MIN.
;cooling is required, may be depleted,
shutoff and !
• C,_,,.:n H20
relief valve activate BS_S _i
closed shutoff and i
e. Auxiliary J
relief
that
valve
inadver-
I
Q
water shutoffJ tently wKs .m
and relief I closed AS an additional
LO_
valve indication of a
PEEDWATEH
closed J 'Wait h_ minutes degraded pu_, the
PRESS. SWITCH
batte_ current
FAILFD
f. Water j before changing may exceed 3.O A.
H20 diverter
separator
blocked [ _J valve position
g. Depleted
primary
feedwater
F""""'"" .......
reservoir
h. Depleted
auxiliary C_'_J.gC;T,
GT_:96T] _ cc,o_;_ FmW i _ Go to
feedwater I LCG _pO AT >'I ° F _ RATE <3.5 LB/MI;i
reservoir steF 5,
and GT6154T/'GT625_T £MU iO,
i. Blockage LCG H20 tamp <55 ° F PL}'P CF FLOW p_ge 5-21

, RESTRICTION
between
J L
bladder
and
sub limator
I
[ _ GT8170T/GT8270T l--J '_EC J LOW FE_D-
_ES
GT81iOF/GT8210} _ WATER FRESSURE
02 temp _..Oe F, t'eedwster pressure
SWITCh FAILED
GTSI96T/GT8296T <l.____2psia
LCG H2_ AT (50 F,
i and GTSI5 hT/Gq _254T

LCG H20 tamp .50 ° F
(h20 d_vt'rter in
MAX, COOLING)
PRESSURE SENSOR _ EMU operating
I _C FAILED on aux i li,%ry
[ fee_water
I
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Ir
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step 12, E_J 5
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CSD-A-789-(2) TTT
: APOLLO OPERATIONS HANDBOOK-EMU
SYMPTOM I
I PROCEDURE REMARKS
I EVA PROCEDURE
(Continued)
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EXCESSIVE
I THERMAL
INTO EMU
LEAK
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I position, latch
and interface LEVA
I collar, and adjust HEAT LEAK
as required
I YES
Cooling improved
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INSULATION
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HEAT LEAK !
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CSD.A-789-(2) ITl

EMU12 J EVA PROCEDURE
EVA-I lose8
voice from
I • Set EFA-I
MSFN (see Does EVA-2 re- Does kWA-I
ceive voice YES have side- YES mode sel. SW.
"Additional
conditions" tone at "B"
J from MSFN • Set EVA-2
below)
mode sel.
F INO SW at "A"
Additional
conditions: J
N
I_ OR _I_
I
@ EVA-I set
1
i. Dual EVA FAILED RCU "A"
volume con-
Does EVA-2
2. EVA-I has J trol to max.
70iC_ from
YES receive
voice from
EVA-2 I EVA-I
Y_
Possible causes: J 71 i _ No
a. I,M or MSFN J
EVA-I
VOLUME
"A"
CONTROL
,__]
failed TUNNED TOO LOw EVA-I R/T RELAY
' K-I FAILED OPEN
b. EVA-I "A" J IN BOTH MODES,
volume con-
OP TRIPLEXER "A"
SECTION FAILED
too
trol low
turned J
c. relaF
EVA-I K-I
R/T J
failed F
closed in J
backup mode
d. Triplexer "A" I
i ii++A
l
_R,T
RE LAy K-I FAIL-
ED CLOSED IN
section failedl
-e.J MODE "B", OR
"A" RECEIVER
e. EVA-I "A" re- l
RF SECTION
ceiver RF
i FAILED
section failed I
!f. EVA-I tri- "
! I
plexer
section, "A""A" J
receiver, or
R/T relay K-I l m_mmmn
failed open Inl POST-EVAPROCEDURE

IF
both modes {
g. EVA-1 "A" re- !101
ceiver audio J
i • Swap EVA-I RCU
section failed I
with EVA-2
h. Recelver "A" I
RCU volume
RECEIVER "A"
EVA-I receive on
"--'@" RCU VOLUME
control failed I "A" receiver
YES CONTROL FAILED
I 0
i
!
i
I EVA-I "A" RECEIVE_
I FAI LED
ii
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BASIC DATE
CSD-A-789-(2) T[l
EMU-13:
J ,,
EVA PROCEDURE
I
EVA-I loses
I
voice frc_
MSFN (see Does _A-I have
"Additional
conditions"
below) I sldetone y_
I i
Additional
condltlons:
iJ @_VA-I set mode
BCU MODE SELECTOR
sel. SW, in "A"
DUAL CONTACT "A"
WAFER FAILED
I position
i, Dual EVA c_m. restor_ i
2. EVA-I does j withM_ i----_

YES
not receive _o
voice from
EVA-2
• EVA-I mode sel. SW.
lls°=s_,o p_Ition "B" •

in
EVA-2
pea.
mode
"B '_
sel. SW.
In pos. "A"
Does EVA-I hear' I
Possible causes: J , siaetone _J y----_"_
NO
a, Comm.
carrier
failed
I
@ EVA-I PLSS
;_]
b, RCU mode J fan - OFF
RCU MODE SELECTOR "A"
selector "A" >_ sec WAFER FAILED
section I
failed i EVA-I hear
' warning Tone Y_S I
c. HCU cable J t i
failed
d. Primary J
dual e_.
regulator
failed I
EVA-I low
vent flow RCU J-3

e. PLSS electrl- J
flag "P" PIN 8
cal umbilleal I
i
while fan FAILED
is OFF
failed I
f. Ant enn& or
NO
triplexer
e olmmon port J
failed
Jmmm_ Im N
YES
g, J-3 Pin 8 I
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fal led j
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CSD-A-789-(2)
11-1
APOLLOOPERATIONS
HANDBOOK-EMU
POST-EVAPROCEDURE
r
I __1 .
@_Swap EVA-I
CO_. c_rrier
with _A-2
I
Comm. YES
- _A-ICON_.
restored
L C_Ri_FAIL_
NO
,r
• Swap EVA-I
SUIT ELECTRICAL
RCU with
HARNESS FAILED
EVA-2
L
Co_. re-
stored in mode YES ECUMODE SE-

sel. SW.
LECTOR DUAL
pos. "A", "AR" 4 CONTACT "A"
and "B" J WAFER FAILED
NO
:l..._ PRIMARY DUAL/
CO_4. REGU-
LATOR FAILED
I_@ EVA-I
connect to PLSS
TRICAL ELEC-
[14 electrical
UMBILICAL
umbil_cal
! FAILED
Comm. restored "_

. YES
• Swap EVA-I
OPS with
91 'if
EVA-2
EVA-I ANTENNA
Comm. YES
OR CABLE FAILED
restored
NO
EVA-I TRIPLFX-
ER COMMON PORT
FAILED
BASICDATE May 1969 CHANGE DATE JUNE1971 PAGE 5-26

CSD-A-789-(2) 1-rt
EMUi4 EVAPROCEDURE
I
I
EVA-I loses
voice from i
EVA-2 (see "Ad-: B/C vol_e to ii I VOLUME coNTROL WAS

• _A-I set RCU
ditional condi- MAX, TURNED _0 _W
tions" below)
l Co_. restored
Additional
I NO _S
conditions:
I. EVA-I has
I _A-2
Does and
MSFN re-
hear _A-I "B"
voice from
ceive _ from YES NCVR. A_IO
MSFM SECTION FAIL_
_A-2
2.
Possible
Dusd EVA
I
I
causes :
61
a. EVA-I B/C EVA-2 PTT
J Does MSFN re- _ • _A-2 switch
volUme con- SWITCH WAS
ceive _ but YES PTT O_/_IN
trol set too OFF
low _'A-2 Co_. restored
J no voice from
YES
b, EVA-I
receiver
audio
"B"
i I I
section
failed
SW. - pos, "B" i MOM from _IN.

c. EVA-2 P_
switch was I restored J YES II COCo restored _I _s
OFF Co_, i i
d. EVA-2
relay
R/T
K-2
I 1_° _°
failed
closed in
I _ _A-2 R/T RE-
"A" position
l _Y
CLOSEDK-2 INFAIL_
"A"
e. FM link
POSITION
failed
f. Audio sec-
tion of
signal
processor
failed
FAIL_
(Continued on
next page) L,................

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CSD-A-789-(2) 15_
I POST-EVAPROCEDURE
I ,I
Possible causes: I
(continued) !
J
• Swap EVA-2 MAIN CONTACTS
_. PTT circuit
RCU with OF _ SWITCH
EVA-I IN EVA-2 RCU
failed
in EVA-2 RCU i
FAILED
Co_,
restored YES
in EVA-2
h. _ circuit I
PLSS failed
NO
i. EVA-2 com. I
carrier
• Swap EVA-I
PRIMARY VOX
failed I co mm . ear-
CIRCUIT IN
rler with
t
EVA-2
FAILED
PLSS
EVA-2 iiJ
il EVA-2 COM_.
I Comm.
restored
----m
YESi
_ CABRIEH FAILED
I NO
I AUDIO SECTION
I OF SIGNAL
PROCESSOR
FAILED
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May 1969 CHANGE DATE JUNE1971 PAGE 5-28
71!
CSD-A-789-(2) I'17
SYMPTOMJ PROCEDURE REMARKS
EMU
15 J EVA PROCEDURE
I
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2J ,.
EVA-2 loses J EVA-2 "A" VOL-
Does EVA-I re- @JEVA-2 set
voice from
ceive voice _ RCU "A"'vol- UME CONTROL
ume control TURNED TOO LOW
ditional from MSFN YES
MSFN (see con-
"Ad- to MAX.
ditions" below)
C_mm. restored
YES
Additional
conditions:
J
N0
_°
i. Dual EVA
I LM OR MBFN
FAILED mode sel. SW.
at "¢["
2. EVA-2 re- J l @ EVA-2 set
celves voice
Does EVA-2
from EVA-I j have sidetone
YES
Possible causes: i
J NO
a. "A" volume "
turned
control too J
low or failed • EVA-2 set
mode sel,
b. LM or MSFN J SW at "B"
failed EVA-2 "A" RE- EVA-I set
CEIVER RF SEC- mode sel,
c, EVA-2 "A" re- I TION FAILED b-"_,at "A"
ceiver RF
J EVA-I has co_m.
section J
failed
YES J with EVA-2
d. EVA-2 "A" J
NO
section tri- |
plexer failed a
J
e, EVA-2 "A"
EVA-2 "A" SEC-
receiver J TION TRIPLEXER
failed
I FAIL_D
I l
I
[
POST EVA PROCEDURE
I
I
I
I • Swap EVA-!
EVA-2
RCU with EVA-2 RCU "A"
VOLUME CIRCUIT
I EVA-2
restored
co_m. with MEPN
FAILED
YES
I NO
I
I EVA-2
CEIVE_
"A"
FAILED
RE-
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CSD-A-789-{21 LU
EMU16i j' EVA PROCEDURE

I
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EVA-2 loses
voice from
Does EVA-I have
MSFN (see "Ad-
ditional condi-
sldetone YES
tionS" below)
Additional
conditions:
i. Dual EVA
2. EVA-2 does
not receive
I • EVA-2 set mode RCU MODE SEL.
voice from i sel. position
"A" SW. in DUAL
"A" WAFER
CONTACT
EVA-I
MSFN co:me.
I FAILED
?osslhle causes: restored YES
a. RCU mode I
selector
I
dual
failed contact I
• EVA-2
mode set
Bel. SW. • EVA-2
sel. mode
SW, I
b. RCU
selector
mode I to "B" to "B"
switch "A" @bEVA-I mode sel
Does EVA-2 SW. to "A"
wafer failed I hear sldetone
c. RCU P-3 pin 8
failed I
(Continued on
next page) I • EVA-2 Fan

RCU MODE SEL.
I OFF
then
>5
ON
sec SW.
FAI LED
"A" WAFER
EVA-2 hear
I warning tone
YES I
I ]NO
l EVA-2 low
vent flow _ RCU P-3 PIN 8 i :
I warning
flag "P"
J NO
I
FAILED
--
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17 To step 12
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! APOLLO OPERATIONS HANDBOOK-EMU
POST-EVAPROCEDURE
I
d. PI_B elec-
i
trical umbil- I
@ EVA-2
ical failed |
connect to I/4 PLSS ELEC-
tmbllieal TRICAL UMBIL-
e. EVA-2
carrier com. I ICAL FAILED
MSFN comm. all YES
failed Comm. restored
right
i
f. EVA-2 tri- I
plexer failed _° , I N0
g. EVA-2 suit I
electrical i
• EVA-2 swap i
harness I com. carrier EVA-2 C0_94. EVA-2 TRI- i

failed
with EVA-I CARRIER FAILED ! PLEXER FAILED
h. RCU mode
selector I
MSFN comm. i
all right _YES i
i
and primary
switch
contact
dual
"A"
{ _o
i
wafer failed i
i. Primary/dual EVA-2 swap RCU MODE SEL.
EVA-2 SUIT RCU with EVA-I SW, DUAL AND
co_zn, reg-
ulator failed I ELECTRICAL
HARNESS FAILED PRIMARY CON- I
TACT "A" WAFER I
Co_m_. all right I
in "A" and "A_" _ FAILED
J. or cable
EVA-2 antenna I ,, I
failed
i _°
191 N
I 1_ I"N._Y/DUAL EVA-2 ANTENNA
COMM. REGU- ' -i
i LATOI_ FAILED
OR CABLE FAILED
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CSD-A-789-(2)
m
APOLLOOPERATIONS
HANDBOOK-EMU
EMU
17 EVA PROCEDURE
I
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voice from _A-2 !
EVA-I (see _set RCU B/C I VOLUME
"Addition_ I vol_e to I CONTROL WAS
?onditlons" I MAX. i TU_ _O LOW
restored
below) i I CoB, ' _S
Additional
conditions:
i. Dual EVA
I I'°
@ EVA-2 set
2. EVA-2 has I Does _ have mode sel. EVA-2
comm. with
co_. from SW. to "A" "B" RECEIVER
MSFN D-
• EVA-I set FAILED
I EVA-I YES
Possible causes : mode sel.
SW. to "B"
I
a. EVA-2 B/C EVA-2/EVA- i
NO comm. all
vol_e con- I right _S
trol turn-
J NO
ed too low I
b. EVA-2 "B" t
receiver
failed I
@ EVA-I
j
r
ensure that EVA-I i EVA-2
c. switch
EVA-I RCU PTT I RCU P_ "B" SECTION
RCU PTT SW. i
turned OFF switch is TRIPLEXER OR
ACCIDENTALLY I
in MAIN l SET TO 0_ i K-2 RELAY
d. EVA-2 "B" I position POSITION ANTEnnA SEC-
section tri- TION FAILED
EVA-2/EVA-I
plexer antenna
rela_v or K-2 I
toE, restored
section failed I
(Continued On N0
next page) I
@EVA-I set i
I RCU PTr
switch to
i
!
! RCU
EVA-I V0X
CIRCUIT OR
PTT SWITCH
MOM position
I I
i VOX
FAILED
SECTION
I
I EVA-2/EVA-I
co_m. restored
' YES
I NO
I POST EVA PROCEDURE
I
I lq
I @EVA-I
with
swap
EVA-2
RCU
EVA-I
RCU PTT
I SWITCH
CIRCUIT
FAILED
I EVA-2/EVA-I
comm. restored
YES
I NO
I
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I next p_e
BASIC DATE May 1969 CHANGE DATE

JUNE1971 PAGE 5-32 "
CSD-A-789-(2) ]33.
POST-EVAPROCEDURE
(Continued}
I
I r
Possible causes :
(continued) I A-I reconnect

@JEVA-I connect
%0 PISS EVA-I PRIMARY/ I
to LM
circuit or •RCU mode sel. DUAL SIGNAL I
e. EVA-I VOX j umbllical PROCESSOR
RCU PTr ; switch to "B"
EVA-I/EVA-2 comm. FAILED
_..._•$..M set for
section restored backup mode
switch
failed VOX I
;NO _Es _iEVA-I/MS_
comm. restored
f. EVA-I RCU J
PIT switch
clrcu_t i.
l_°
i
failed J
N i
g. EVA-I pri- I
EVA-I VOX/PTT
mary/dual J
signal CIRCUIT i!
FAILED
!
processor
failed J
I
h. EVA-I
circult VOX/FFI l
failed
i. EVA-I comm. l J ,J
c_rrier " @I EVA-I swap i EVA-I C0,_4.
co._. carrier
failed J CARRIER
with EVA-2
FAILED
J. EVA-I suit EVA-Z/MS_
electrical J comm. restored
harness ,_'_s.
failed J _o
I • EVA-I SUIT
I ELECTRICAL
HARh_EBS
FAILED
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BASIC DATE May 1969 CHANGE DATE __JONE 1971 __ PAGE - 5-33
_au-A-/oY-(Zt .iLL
EMU18 EVA PROCEDURE

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Loss of voice
I
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Reception
is disabled
of MSFN
while
i outer volume is In
I
co_m. with i
Excessive i YES @ Outer volume full DECREASE.
rEVA-I, EVCS RCVR A
i-----@- control -
noise present
EVA-2, or MSFN SQUELCH FAIL
in headset DECREASE
(two-man EVA)
(comm. restora-
EVA-I/EVA-2
OR
ON
LM
VHF
PROBLI'_4
A
®
tion procedure)
c_. all right
i i YES
1 EMUdata not
available from EVA-I.
NO
_0 _ EVA-I cannot hear
Possible
a. EVCS re-
causes:
I MSFN.
ceiver
squelch
"A"
I • I_crease
appropriate
volume control
VOLUME CONTROL
i • Outer
control
volume
IN-
®
failure CR___SE
I
TOO LOW
data not ave/l-
YES i periodically
able from EVA-2.
b. LM VHF "A" to see if
Colmm. all right
EVA-2 cannot hear
I
failure noise present
1 MSFN.
c. Volume con-
I
trol too low
d. P_ switch
OFF
mittent
or inter-
I ' • PTT
then
- OFF
MAIN
• Outer
control
volume
-
i
! Co_. all right INCREASE

e. VOX circuit
failure
_s_l _o
f. EVA-I
"B",
XMTR
EVA-I I
RCVR "C" • J L_.,_,,o. ij
EVA-2
"B", or
RCVR
I PTr
OFF
SWITCH
OR
VOX
CIRCUIT
I
EVA-2 XMTR
INTERMIt*rENT Comm. all right FAILURE
"C" failed.
NO
g. EVA-I
"B"/RCVR
surmmed
RCVR
out-
"C" I
h.
put
EVA-I
failure
or
I
I
EVA-2
comm.
total
failure I EVA-I XMTR "B"
I i_
I:_s.
EVA
pos.
2
"B"
mode
"A"
-
OR
EVA-I
OR
RCVR "C"
i • EVA
pos.
1 mode
"A"
-
NO YES
EVA-2
OR
RCVR "B"
EVA-2 MXTR "C"
I
EVA 2 mode - _ Comm. all right
FAILED
i pos. "B"
I Comm. all right i

i
I YES [ NO
I r
I _ 1
EVA-1 RC-'VR "B"/
N
EVA-1 OR
! RCVR "C" SU_@4ED EVA-2
URE
TOTAL
(T_IPLEXZa,
OUTPUT FAILURE _ C0_4. FAIL-
POWER SUPPLY,
ETC. ) oR LM
FAILURE
BASIC DATE May 1969 PAGE 5-34

CHA_IGE DATE JUNE1971
lit
CSD-A-789-(2) IT[
EMUIgI l EVA PROCEDURE

I
I
iEVA loses voice
from LM (see lL D_oes EVA re-
"Additional i
conditions"
below)
)
I l
ceive
from
voice
MSFN
YES
To
I
step 12
Additional
conditions: Ij J
next p_e
@ EVA set RCU EVA "A" VOL-

I. Single EVA J re'A" volume t,ME CONTROL
control to TURNED TOO
Possible causes: i MAX.

LOW
a. EVA "A" vol- Co_m.

restored
tune control J YES
turned too
low I NO 6J !
b. EVA "A" re-
@EVA and LM EVA "A" RCVR.
configure RF SECTION,
ceiver
section HF J
Does EVA hear for "B" OR R/T RELAY
failed YES
sidetone mode K-I, OR LM
FAILED
c. BIT relay K-I J
failed Comm.
i re_tored
L YES
d. EVA antenna I
failed NO
NO
e, EVA cow.
_mmmilmi
carrier
failed POST-EVAPROCEDURE
f. Trlplex_r
I i, 'r
common port
failed J • EVA connect • EVA swap EVA ANTENNA
to I,M Umbil. - FAILED
i OPS with
other crew-
g. umbilical
LM elec_rlcal J
I
C olnIn. l Ran
failed YES
restored h
Comm.
(Continued on iJ
next page) restored YES
i NO
i EVA
CARRIER
FAILED
C0)@4. im
EVA R/T RE-
l LAY
OR
K-I,
TRI PLEXER
K-2,
J j
COMMON
FAI_
PORT
i
I
To step 15
I next page
I
i
I
I
I
I
i
BASIC DATE May 1969 CHANGE DATE JUNE19?1 PAGE 5-35
CSD-A-7 uYq_'Ju..t
POST-EVAPROCEDURE
(Continued)
I
I
Possible
(continued Causes:
) I
J
• 124 crewman
I transfer to [l_ ELECTI_,ICAL
i pilot's elect. UMBILICAL
h. volume
EVA RCU cir-
"A" i i umbilical FAILED
cuit failed
Comm. with MSFN ----e-
i. LM failed I all right YES
J. celver
EVA "A" RFre- I
section
failed I LM CREWMAN CON.

k. PLSS electri- CARRIER FAILED
ca/ umhiliced
failed I
i. Primary dual
comm. regula-
tot failed
I
151
.... I
J J
• EVA reconnect
I • EVA connect to original EVA RCU "A"
m. EVA "A" re- to other PLSS J
I PLS8, swap VOLUME CIr-
RCU with CUIT FAILED
ceiver failed i Cosm. restored other crewman
I
I Comm. restored
YES
_"°
i_ I"°
I LH FAILED EVA "A" RCVR. RF
Does EVA hear ----l- SECTION OR
sldetone YES
I R/T
K-I
RELAY
FAILED
i_ NO
I
I
I
I
Ij I
I . PRIMARY/DUAL
CO_. REGU- Did LM receive _S EVA "A" RCVR.
voice from EVA OR R/T RELAY
K-I FAILED
I LAiR
_A_ J
i t L NO
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
BASIC DATE May 1969 CHANGE DATE JUNE1971 PAGE 5-36 _.
! I!
CSD-A-789-(2) TFT
EMU
2O EVA PROCEDURE
I
J
I/4, loses voice Does MSFN LM FAILED
Does LM receive
fram EVA (see have voice
voice frc_ MSFN
"Additional
conditions"
below) .
t- I
YES
from EVA
YES
I !
i
I
1
i
I _°
Additional
conditions:
I LM FAILED _@EVA
RCU
ensure
PTT
EVA
SWITCH
RCU t'_
AC-
!. Single EVA
switch in
I MAIN
tion
posi- :
CIDENTALLY
SET TO OFF
Possible causes:
a. i_. failed
I Comm. restored
YES
L
b. EVA
switch
RCU PTT I
c.
turned
EVA VOX
OFF
cir-
I 1
d.
cuit
EVA "A"
failed
mode
I • EVA set
e.
failed
EVA co_.
I RCU to PTT
carrier
failed
I Colmm. restored
YES
f. EVA
circuit
RCU vex
I I NO
failed
I
I
!Continued on
• EVA set i EVA "A" MODE
next page)
mode sel, @- FAILED OR LM
SW. to "B" FAILED
I l_ode
• CONFIGURE LM
I Co_. restored
NO
_YESl
FOR "B" MODE
L
POS_EVAPROCEDURE
I
I EVA cheek
I eo_mm,
other
OPS
using
PLSS/
I Comm. with LM !
YES
I NO
I
ir
I To
next
step
page
II To step 16 To step 15
next page next page
I
I
I
I
CSD-A-789-(2)
I]3.
APOLLOOPERATIONS
HANDBOOK-EMU
I i
I
POST-EVAPROCEDURE
(Continued)
I
m
Possible causes:
continued)
I E%'A COMM, !
co,m. carri er
CARRIER i
g. EVA RCU mode
select "A" FAILED !
I
wafer failed Comm. restored
i YES L
h. EVA antenna
failed
NO
i. EVA trlplexer l
I
come,on port
.r ,.
failed I
J. Sult electri-
cal harness • Swap RCU
EVA RCU V0X
J @ LM OR SUIT
failed i ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
• EVA operates in
HARNESS MAIN
FAILED
J FAILED
Comm. all right
YES
i
NO
I
i|
liJ
• EVA swap back
EVA VOX
J I •
i to
EVA
RCU
original
swap back i to
OPS
original CIRCUIT
' FAILED
I,., i
_! Comm. all right
J Comm. restored
YE3
_ ,,
I
J NO
NO
i i
_F
i ii iml
EVA RCU "A"
WAFER MODE EVA ANTENNA

FAILED
SELECTOR
FAILED
J EVATRZFLZXERI
FAILED •
I
I
I
BASIC DATE May 1969 CHANGE DATE JUNE1971 PAGE 5-38 -.
CSD-A-789-(2) ]_
SYMPTOM I REMARKS
I PROCEDURE
EMU 21 I i EVA PROCEDURE
I . ©
GTa168P/ PLSS 0 2 pressure
GT8268P PGA
regulator regulates the
GT8168P/GT8268P YES GT8182P/GT8282P YES High 0o flow ila_ NO
pressure PGA to 3.7 psid minimum
<3.7 psid and PGA pressure _ PLSS 0 2 pressure _ "0" (0 - "O")
if flow is 0.07 to
apparently
>3.1 paid abnormal 2 i o.7 Zb/br.
steady (no i
•;arnlng tone )
Possible causes
I q q ' 161
p Hzgh 0 flo q
uT8182P/GT8282P YES 2 YES WARNING
a. GT8168P/
PLSS O pressure _ flag "O" _ _N_V_ "_ATT.17'_
GT8268P
abnorm21_ (02 - "0") and ..........
failed
low PGA pressure

flag "0"
b. PLSS 02
( PEgS - "O" )
NO
regulator I
shift/ -- N-_---
degraded
' c. EMU leak
(
J PGA
'
pressure
. Esl J AIAP_4 _ E_MU
I" gage <3.7 psia -- I
I
MODULE
POWrR
_
_
LEAK !
J
i
I •
- _ _,_
lex
P_Es_
arms YI _ GT8168P/GT8268F i • Actuate
o,_
I lure gage j FAILED !
I respond
-- I i
I
I
I, ,,_P,_,,,_1_t/,,,_o,.,_,_o,,
! PLSS
Go to _WU
2
,
OAGE_'_D F "1/ sR_rT/ ! _tep.,

I
i
I
I Actuate
oPs
c i i
i
I
I
i
i
I
CSD-A-789-(2) []

I
I
EMU 22, "J EMERGENCY PROCEDURE

I
?
GT8168P/
GT8268P
press.
_A
_h.O
2 High
flag
5
02
"0"
se_);
flow
or
(after
1
YES _@ Actuate 0PS

,j
PLSS 02 PRESS.
©
P!_S 0 2 pressure
GT8182P/ 1 I REGULATOR regulator regulates
psld I FAILED
GTB282P PLSS
i to 4.0 psid maximum
! i OPeN OR
I 02 pressure or to PGA,'
SHIFTED SET
PGA pressure
PLSS 02 quantity POINT
i relief valve
indicator de-
I cracks at
creasing rapidly
5.0 to 5.75 psid.
.L=............. ! ,mm mmmmmlmm| o

'r
EVA PROCEDURE
Possible causes:
The PLSS 02 shutoff
valve should be
a. Regulator
Does PGA press. SHIFT IN PLSS CLOSED if possible.
fails open
If additional
or shifts gage agree vith _ i 0 2 REGULATED
GTSIgSP/GT8268P YES mobility is
set point-- PGA press, PRESS. needed, open
purge valve
b. GTSI68P/
to reduce FGA
GT8268P
fails
I QI pressure
>3.h psid.
to
Reduced mobility PGA PRESS. GAGE

®
!or hear relief _ FAILED
vlv relieving YES Upon returning

to the LM, steps
7 and 8 can he
verified by con-
f
QI necting
PLSS gas
the
con-
blue
nector to the
OPS pressure
GT8168P/GT8268P regulator checkout
_A PR[SS. stowage plata.
FAILED
BASIC DATE May 1969 CHANGE DATE JUNE1971 PAGE 5-40 ,
I |r
CSD-A-789-(2) m
EMU 23 EVA PROCEDURE

Q Q ®
GTBI82PI
GT8282P PLSS 02 pressure
_GT8168P/GT8268P
GT8] 68r/GTS268P _ H_ gh 02 f] ow regulator regulates
PLSS 02
"11" I PGA pressure I I F'GA pressure I I fl,_ "o" the PGA to
pressure
3.85 ± 0.15 psld
abnorz_al >5.7 psld I I >h'O P sld I l (02- "0")
if the flow is
(no warning
0.07 to 0.7 ib/hr.
tone ) __J .o
INO _NO
Fossible
a. GTSI82P/
GT8282P
failed
causes:
GO
next
to step
page
21
ag
2 -
"0"
oo[ oo
"0" )
JJ SENSOR
I[
FAILED
b. PLSS
pressure
sensor
02 =jL_ Actuate OPS SS 02 PRESS-
PGA pressure
failed Close PLSS
gage >3.7 psia E REGULATOR
02 shutoff
c. _._ leak vlv L FAILED OPEN
d, PLSS
pressure
02
t
regulator
failed open J
WARNING TONE
e. High 0 2 usag 4 FAILED
_ t
_ 15
] PGA pressure I " J flag "0"
gh 02 flow _,fJ LEAK
l flag "0" (0 2
J - "O") and
J low PGA press-
I ure flag "O"
ate OPS
I
To step 2_
next page
CSD-A-789-(2)FFI
APOLLOOPERATIONSHANDBOOK-EMU
1
I EVA PROCEDURE(Continued)
I
quantity Monitor
I I indicator a4_rees GT8182P/
J with GTS182P/ GT8282P
I I GT8282P PLSS PLSS 02
press,
I IU2press"
| i! i lllll i i in i mini
t Jill Ilmll
POST-EVA PROCEDURE
i m | n| I
r
J N
• Recharge
l Open purge • PLSS 02
PLSS 02 valve to LOW
shutoff
valve - CFF
GTS182P/
High 02 flow
GT8282P PLSS • Recharge
flag "0" (0 -
0 2 press, yE _ "0" ) 2 PLSS 02
shows recharge
i GT8182P/
GT8282P
PLSS O2
I [0 lr_5 press.
shows re-
charge
FLOW SENSOR
N .,_.02 ]
FAILED
GTSI82P/
GT8282P
pLSS 02
pressure
stable after
50 rain
_at; Go to
2I_,-_ PLSS 02
II QUANT_Y p 5, EMU 2,
II _NDZCAWOR
e 5-7
lJ FAILED
3_ PLSS 02
II PRESSURE
II ;_uc_
lJ FAILED
H
I
I
J
I
BETWEEN
PLSS
SHUTOFF
AND HIGH
FLOW
LEAK
02
SENSOR
VALVE
02 I)
__o_
BASIC DATE. May 1969 CHANGE DATE JUNE 1971 PAGE 5-42
I I I
CSDLA-789-(2)
1"!7
I
I
EMU 24 I EVA PROCEDURE
I
GT811OP/
GT8210P
,Ill J
GT815hT/GT8254T
feedwater
LCG H20 tamp
GT8170T/GT8270T
pressure YES YES
02 temp >50 ° F and
<1.2 psia
rising
(no warning I >50 ° F and
3T8196T/GT8296T
Cone) while rising
using
fleedwater
primary
I LCG
<_o
H20
F and
AT
dropping
(H20 diverter in
'4AX. COOLING)
I ,NO
Possible causes:
GT8210P
LOw feedwater YES
a. G78110P/
pressure flag "_ WABNING TONE
GT8210P J FEEDWATER
PRESSURE
fai led "A" (H20- "A") FAILED
FAILED
b. Sublimator
i
breskth rough I SNO 11
c. H20 separ- J
ator blocked
LOW FEEDWATER Go to step 6,
PRESSURF I _ EMU h,
d. Depleted prl-
SWITCH ! page 5-12
mary feed- I FAILED J
water reser- t
voir I
e. Blockage at I
primary-feed-
water bladder I
outlet
WARNI[_G TONE _._ Low feedwater .,el.
FAILED press, flag
f, Feedwater I
"A" (H20 - "A")
Xducer
pressure I
fai]ed
I N0
I g. Primary
shutoff
H20
and I 121
Go to YES Primary H@O !
relief valve I LOW FEEDWATER
closed steF 9, PRESST/BE SWITCH
i _4U
page
4,
5-12
relief
shutoff
open
valve
and I
i
FAILED
I
I NO
I 13]PRI,_RYH201
I S_TOFF
RELI_
AND
VALVE
i
'
I C_S_
't
I
I J
I • H20
valve
diverter
- MIN.
I • Primary H20 t
shutoff and i
I relief
OPEN
valve - I
I (Wait
until
_
flag
mln or
clears
t before
diverter
changing
valve
position)
i
I
CSD-A-789.(2}IU
APOLLOOPERATIONSHANDBOOK-EMU
I
SYMPTOM j PROCEDURE REMARKS
EMU 25 J EVA PROCEDURE

I
© Actuation of the
OPS and opening of

I the purge valve
GTSIIOP/GT8210P to HIGH flow may

i_ GT81yOT/ 2-_ GTSIShT/CT8254T
feedwater press. J also be used if
GT8270T YES BS[_-qS is not
LCG 1120 temp _o F
02 temp
<l,___22psia tone)
warning (no r carried. If PLSS 02
and rising Y E "J
while using >_0 ° F and GT8196T/GT8296T
i valve remains open
rising
LCG H20 AT during purge mode,
water
8uxili_feed-jJ
<_o F and dropping POS consumables may be
I l NO
(H20 diverter in
depleted.
MAX. COOLING)
Possible causes:
I !J
NO QSublimator
GTglIOP/
Is. GTSIIOP/ J
restart may be
GT8210P
GT8210P attempted at
Low feedwater i YES WARNING
FEEDWATER
failed J this point if
PRESS. pressure flag, i ''1_
FAILED "A"(H20- "A')I i TONE
FAILED desired
b. Subllmator l J (procedure for
breakthrough restart is given
i _NO $ in step 7, EMU 5,
e. H20
blocked
separator
J J N on page 5-14).
GO to step 12, LOW FEEDWATER Go to step 6,!
d. Both feed- J EMUS, PRESS. SWITCH _ _MU 4,

water reser- FAILED page 5-12
page 5-15
tO
voirs
depleted
e. Blockage J
between [
i/
bladder and bIf additional
_ARNING YES press, flag
cooling is TONE .@.---
press, xdueeri FAIL_ "A"
required,
f. Feedwater I Low feedwater
activate BSLSS ( H 20 - "A" )
pressure J
xducer
{0
failed J
_ YES
g, R20 shutoff I
Auxiliary LOW F_EDWA._R
Primary H20
and relief YES PR ESSUR, E
H20 shutoff
.@------ shutoff and
valves closed SWITCH FAILED
i and relief relief valve
(either or
i valve open open
both) J
I $,,NO ......
I :j
I AUXILIARY
H20 SHUTOFF
PRIMARY
S HU%_3 FF
g20
AND
I AND
VALVE
RELIEF
CLOSED
RELIEF
CLOSED
VALVE
I
d
I • R20 diverter
I •
valve
He0
-
shutoff
MIN.
and relief
I valves -
OPEN
I (Wait 4 min or
until _lag clears
I before
diverter
changing
valve
I pcsitlon)
I
I
I
BASIC DATE MAY 1969 JUNE 1971 PAGE 5-44
CHANGE DATE
CSD-A:789-(2)1I[
EMU 26 EVA PROCEDURE
v :
i
GT815hT/ J
GT8254T
GT8196T/
LCG H20 GT8296T T8210P feed- YES
temperature ater press.
LCG H20 AT
>50 ° F
<_o F and .___22
i psla
(dlverter valve GTSI7OT/ .__0
inMAX: and no
GT8270T 02
warning tone)
temperature
>50° F
I I "
Possible causes :
a. GTSI54T/ _GT815hT/
GT8254T/ WARNING Low feed-
failed J GT825hT TONE water
pressure
I LCG H20 TEM- FAILED flag "A"
b. H2D shut-
off and reli PERATT FAILED
lief valve
closed
---II 1"°
c. Sublimator
Go to YES Is _MU oper-
breakthrough
step i, ating on LOW FEED-
_4U5, auxiliary WATER PRESS.
d. H2C separa- page 5-14 feedwater SWITCH FAILED
tor blocked
e. Depleted NO
feedwater
reservoir
f. Blockage
Go to
between
feedwater step I,
bladder and D4Uh,

page 5-12
sublimator

CSD-A-789-(2)

u, ,.
POST-EVA PROCEDURE
@ Replace
battery
( from other
PLSS )
GTIhlV/GT82hlV DEGRADED
PLSS battery BATTERY
voltage >16.0 V dc
. _o
_J
GT81hlV/GT82hlV
Pi_S BATTERY
VOLTAGE FAILED
i
CSD-A-789-(2) ]]]_
SYMPTOM I
I PROCEDURE REMARKS
EMU 31 I EMERGENCY PROCEDURE
I , ©
I Actuation of
G_817ffr / 3] the OP8 and opening
GT8270T
81hoc/ of the purge
02 tempera- GT8240C Low vent flow valve to NIGH
l' P ss
.p. WARNING TONE
ture <38 ° F I' _ battery current flag "P" _ES FAILED flow may aleO be
(no w_'_-i n_ I I >_.0 A or (VENT "P") used if BSLSS
tone) is not cazrled.
If PLSS O 2 valve
NO J NO
remains Open
Possible causes : _uring purge mode,

D POS consumables
a. GT81yOT/ >5 sec may be depleted.

GT8270T • Actuate OPS
FAN
b.
failed
Fan
or
failed
degraded
DEGRADED
I_ _ "Fa°°ff
VENT "p" and
WSr niP_ tone
F • Open purge
valve to LOW
c. High PGA NO
tl
pressure
7
drop
d. Flow re-
FAN
striction
]J _-_ow sE_suR FAILED
in vent
loop
1 FAILED
m_ml
EVA PROCEDURE
n l
8141v/
FAILING
T82blV
-e- BAKERY
LSS battery YES CAUSED FAN
VENT "P" and
oltage _Fan off >5 sec DEGRADATION
warning tone
16.0 V de
NO
l_o
GT8170T/
LOW VENT FLOW • Actuate OPS
OT827GT
SENSOR FAILED • Open purge
O2 TEMPERATURE A_ DEGPADED valve to LOW
FAILED , OR HIGH BATTERY CAUSED • Activate
PGA AP, OR FLOW FAN FAILURE BSLSS
HESTRICTION IN
VENT LOOP

CSD-A-789-(2) I_
I
PROCEDURE REMARKS
SYMPTOM. j
EMU 32': l EVA PROCEDURE
I
GT827OT'
o_.p I! GT811OP/
GT8210P
LOW
feedwat er WARNING
I
=
feedwater pressure flag _ TONE

' _5°°F
and rising iV pressure YES ,,_,, YES FA [LED
(No warning J
<l.2psia (H20 - "A")
tone) i J
NO
I NO
Possible causes: I
LOW
a. GT8170T/ J FEEDWATER
GT8270T PRESS.
failed J SWITCH
FAILED
b. Subl imat or J
breakthrough j
c. H20
separator J 4_4J
blocked
GT815hT/
GT825hT GT811OP/
d. Depleted LOW GT8210P
feedwater ! LCG H20 temp I
i feedwmter IYES FEEDWATER
reservoir F and PRESSURE
pressure flag
I 6T/
GT8296T
YES "A" "_ FAILED
WA2NING
AND
e. Blockage be- I (H20 - "A")
LCG H20 AT TONE
tween feed- J
water bladder FAILED
F (H20
and J dlverter in
sublimator _
MAX COOLING)
f. H20 shutoff
and relief J NO NO
valve closed J _
I GT817OT/
GT82TOT
FEEDWATEH
PRESSURE
I 02 TD_P SENSOR
FAILED
FAILED
I
I
I
I Is _ oper- YES Go to
I ating on
auxiliary
_
I
step i,
_U 5,
I feedwater I
J
page 5-14
I S NO
I l_ Go to
step I,
I EMU h,
page 5-12
[
I
I _=
t
I
I
I
I
BASIC DATE, May I%9 CHANGE DATE JUNE 1971 5-54
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ORIGINAL ISSUE MAY 1969

. ,_ ,,,,,_ _ MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER

PROJECT DOCUMENT COVER SHEET

APOLLO OPERATIONS HANDBOOK

VOLUME II -- OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES

CSD CS0-A-789-(2) III [OATE May 1969

NO. OF PAGES ]_6

MSC FORM 15i (REV MAY 67)

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CHG. / PAGES END ITEM/

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_TERE_D PAGES T E TYPED & DISTRIBUTED FOR INSERTION

4. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES .................. 4-1

4.1 PGA DONNING_ DOFFING .................

4.1.1 PGA Donning Procedures Before IV Use ........... 4-2

4.1.2 PGA Doffing Procedures After IV Use ........... 4-15

4.i.3 PGA Donning Procedures Before EV Use ........... 4-20

4.1.4 PGA Doffing Procedures After EV Use ........... 4-25

4.2 OPS OPERATIONS ...................... 4-29

4.2.1 OPS Checkout ....................... -29

4.2.2 OPS Donning Prior to Contingency Transfer ........ 4-29

4.2.3 OPS Donning Before CMP EVA ................ 4-30

4.2.t, OPS Activation ...................... 4-32

4.2.5 OPS Deactivation ................... • 4.-32

4.2.6 OPS Doffing After CMP EVA ................ 4-32

4.3 PLss/oPS DONNING AND DOFFING ............... 4-33

4.3.1 PLSS/OPS Donning ..................... 4-33

4.3.2 PLSS/OPS Doffing in Pressurized Environment ....... 4-36

4.3.3 PLSS/OPS Doffing in Unpressurized Environment ...... 4-_0

4.4 PLSS COMMUNICATIONS CHECK ................ 4-45

4.5 PRESSURE INTEGRITY CHECK ................. 4-47

4.6 PLSS NORMAL OPERATING MODES ............... 4-49

4.6.1 PLSS Activation ..................... 4-49

4.6.2 Wet Sublimatcr Restart .................. 4-50

4.6.3 PLSS Deactivation .................. 4-5o

4.7 PLSS RECHARGE AND FEEDWATER R_4OVAL PROCEDURES ...... 4-52

4.7.i Battery Replacement ................... 4-52

4.7.2 Removal of LiOH Cartridge From Stowage Container ..... 4-53

4.7.3 LiOH Cartridge Change .................. h-5h

2.8 PURGE VALVE OPERATION .................. 4-56

4.8.1 Activation Procedures for Purge Valve .......... 4-56

4,8,2 Flow Adjustment Procedures ................ 4-56

.8.3 Shutoff Procedures .................... 4-56

i_.8.4 Purge Valve Removal Procedures .............. 4-57

4.9 PRESSURE CONTROL VALVE OPERATION ............ 4-58

4.9 .i PCV Installation ..................... 4-58

4.9.2 PCV Activation ...................... 4-58

4.9.3 PCV Deactivation ..................... 4-58

4.9.4 PCV Removal Procedures .................. &-58

h. i0 EMU INFLIGHT MAINTENANCE ................. 4-59

4.10.2 Bioinstrumentation Inflight Repair ............ 4-64

h.ll MISCELLANEOUS PROCEDURES ................. 4-66

4.ii.i PLSS Gas Trap Activation ................. &-66

4.11.2 Camera Mounting on RCU .................. 4-67

h.ii.3 BSLSS Bag to PLSS Donning ................ 4-68

4.11.4 BSLSS Bag to PLSS Doffing ................ 4-68

4.11.5 BSLSS Stowage on LRV ................... 4-68

.11.6 BSLSS Donning and Activation Procedure .......... 4-69

4.11.7 BSLSS Disconnect Procedure ................ h-69

4.11.8 Donning and Doffing Helmet Shield ............ &-70

h.ll.9 Donning and Doffing Neck Dam ............... &-70

BASIC DATE May 1969 CHANGE DATE June 1971 PAGE iv

4.11.12 OPS Bleed Down --LM and CM .............. 4-%