Narrative:

Aircraft X arrived with a central maintenance computer and a log write-up 'outflow valve aft.' after aircraft maintenance history review; I elected to defer this discrepancy under MEL 21-31S. The aircraft departed ZZZ as scheduled; however; the aircraft returned to ZZZ shortly thereafter with problems related to pressurization. After learning that the aircraft was returning with a problem related to maintenance actions I performed; I reviewed the MEL procedure that I performed. I missed a step within the procedure that required the left aft outflow valve circuit breaker be pulled and collared along with the right; I only accomplished this for the right circuit breaker. I believe my error led to the return to the field.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A Mechanic reports about a B777-200 returning to field for pressurization problems after missing a step in the MEL procedure to also pull and collar the left aft outflow valve circuit breaker.

Narrative: Aircraft X arrived with a central maintenance computer and a log write-up 'Outflow Valve Aft.' After aircraft maintenance history review; I elected to defer this discrepancy under MEL 21-31S. The aircraft departed ZZZ as scheduled; however; the aircraft returned to ZZZ shortly thereafter with problems related to pressurization. After learning that the aircraft was returning with a problem related to maintenance actions I performed; I reviewed the MEL procedure that I performed. I missed a step within the procedure that required the left aft outflow valve CB be pulled and collared along with the right; I only accomplished this for the right CB. I believe my error led to the return to the field.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of April 2012 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.