Narrative:

Power port 115V 400HZ wiring tie-wrapped to seat frames without suitable guard to prevent chafing by personnel and underseat stowed baggage. Violates standard wiring practices, chapter 20 of maintenance manual. Power port wiring between rows of seats is run in unsuitable seat tracks where spilled beverages and moisture gather. This poses a risk due to potentially damaged insulation. Hazards imposed by power port wiring included: 1) fire, 2) electrocution, and 3) tripping during evacuate/evacuation.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: AN MD11 PAX SEAT COMPUTER PWR PORT WIRING WAS NOT WIRED IN ACCORDANCE WITH STANDARD WIRING PRACTICES PER THE MAINT MANUAL.

Narrative: PWR PORT 115V 400HZ WIRING TIE-WRAPPED TO SEAT FRAMES WITHOUT SUITABLE GUARD TO PREVENT CHAFING BY PERSONNEL AND UNDERSEAT STOWED BAGGAGE. VIOLATES STANDARD WIRING PRACTICES, CHAPTER 20 OF MAINT MANUAL. PWR PORT WIRING BTWN ROWS OF SEATS IS RUN IN UNSUITABLE SEAT TRACKS WHERE SPILLED BEVERAGES AND MOISTURE GATHER. THIS POSES A RISK DUE TO POTENTIALLY DAMAGED INSULATION. HAZARDS IMPOSED BY PWR PORT WIRING INCLUDED: 1) FIRE, 2) ELECTROCUTION, AND 3) TRIPPING DURING EVAC.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.