ATA Task Codes for Aircraft Maintenance
ATA Task Codes for Aircraft Maintenance
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
NOTE
Chapter 05 numbers are allocated for Inspection numbers and Area Inspections. As these are not specific to any
airplane system the numbers have not been listed.
Chapter 12 - Servicing
120001 For the periodic lubrication requirements and methods refer to Part 7. Service A
120002 For the periodic lubrication requirements and methods refer to Part 7. 600 Hour
120003 For the periodic lubrication requirements and methods refer to Part 7. 1200 Hour
120004 For the periodic lubrication requirements and methods refer to Part 7. 2400 Hour
120005 For the periodic lubrication requirements and methods refer to Part 7. 12 Month
120006 For the periodic lubrication requirements and methods refer to Part 7. 24 Month
120007 For the periodic lubrication requirements and methods refer to Part 7. 48 Month
200002 Refuelling point earthing studs. Do a bonding check (AMM 20-10-5016). 12 Month
200003 Bonding. Test bonding to the horizontal and vertical stabilizers (Ref. AMM 12 Month
20-10-5016).
200004 Bonding. Test the bonding of all controls to wing structure (Ref. AMM 12 Month
20-10-5016).
200005 Bonding - all communications equipment. Make sure it is secure and 48 Month
undamaged.
200006 Bonding - all navigation equipment. Make sure it is secure and undamaged. 48 Month
200007 Nose cone. Do a bonding test of the lightning diverter strips (Ref. AMM 53-50-**). 48 Month
200008 Radio racking. With all equipment installed, check the bonding resistance to the 48 Month
aircraft earth does not exceed 0.05 ohm (Ref. AMM 20-20-5016).
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Task
Code Description Inspection
200009 Navigation equipment. Check the bonding resistance to earth does not exceed 48 Month
0.05 ohm with all the equipment installed.
200010 Tail strobe light unit (if fitted). Check the bonding resistance between the 48 Month
mounting bracket and the local structure does not exceed 0.05 ohm.
200011 Wingtip strobe light unit (if fitted). Check the bonding resistance between the 48 Month
mounting bracket and the local structure does not exceed 0.05 ohm.
210001 Windshield demister and footwarmer valve. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 600 Hour
21-10-**).
210002 Manual cabin altitude control valve. Make sure of full and free movement. 600 Hour
210003 Rigid and flexible pipes and ducts including clipping, joints and bonding. 1200 Hour
Inspect, renew any lagging which shows signs of ageing.
210004 Piping and ducts on the front of the rear pressure dome, and toilet 48 Month
compartment heater. Inspect, renew any lagging which shows signs of ageing.
210005 Air conditioning system ducts. Check the torque loading of the duct clamp 1200 Hour
bolts and check-tighten the clips securing sleeves (Ref. AMM 21-10-11 or AMM
21-10-15).
210008 Not exceeding 300 flying hours but not before 50 flying hours after disturbance Out of Phase
ducts or rubber sleeves.
Air conditioning system ducts.
• Check the duct joint clamp bolts for the correct torque loading (Ref. AMM
21-10-15, AMM 21-10-85 and AMM 21-10-95).
210009 Inward relief valve. Make sure the silica-gel crystals are not discoloured. Monthly
Supp. A.
210010 Emergency manual closing of the discharge valve and system reset. Do a Service A
test for correct operation (Ref. AMM 21-30-11). Supp. A.
210011 Fresh air valve. Do a test for correct operation. Reset to the shut position. Service A
Supp. A.
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Task
Code Description Inspection
Mod. 257180 introduces non-return valve AWE 124-51A in lieu of AWE 124-51
(HSD Mod. 28220).
210013 Cold air unit. Replenish the cold air unit oil supply (Ref. AMM 21-60-11). Service A
Supp. A.
Mod. 251316 introduces a cabin air dump valve on the RH nosewheel gear bay
sidewall with the control lever on the centre pedestal.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Mod. 257180 introduces non-return valve AWE 124-51A in lieu of AWE 124-51
(HSD Mod. 28220).
210021 Inward relief valve. Make sure of the freedom of movement of the valve. 600 Hour
Supp. A.
210022 Heat exchanger inlet and exhaust ducts. Make sure the exhaust duct is free 600 Hour
from obstruction and that there are no signs of gas leaks from the joints of the Supp. A.
ducts.
210024 Temperature controller. Make sure the vents are unobstructed. 1200 Hour
Supp. A.
210025 Discharge valve controls, including spring housing, linkage, trip 1200 Hour
mechanism and cable. Supp. A.
• Inspect.
• Operate the valve and make sure that the cable does not restrict the full
movement of the valve.
210026 Applicable to Series 1, Series 1A, Series 1B/R and Series 3B aircraft only. 1200 Hour
Supp. A.
Cabin recirculation fan (if fitted). Inspect.
210027 Inward relief valve. Clean the valve and valve seating, as necessary (Ref. AMM 1200 Hour
21-30-41). Supp. A.
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Task
Code Description Inspection
210032 Discharge valve emergency manual closing system. Check the cable 24 Month
tensions are correct. Supp. A.
210033 Altitude switch, discharge valve closing (if fitted). Do a bench test. 24 Month
Supp. A.
210034 Ventilation fan switches. Inspect with the panel removed. 48 Month
Supp. A.
210036 Cabin air temperature indicator. Inspect with the panel opened. 48 Month
Supp. A.
210038 Cooling turbine. Replace the oil (Ref. AMM 21-10-85). Service A
Supp. B.
Mod. 251836 introduces a strengthened ram air system aft of the rear pressure
dome.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
210040 Ram air valve. Do a function test (AMM 21-10-155). 600 Hour
Supp. B.
210041 Ram air duct. Inspect, as far as is possible, for cracks in the area of the take-off 600 Hour
duct to the shut-off valve and around the cut-out for the inward relief door. Supp. B.
Mod. 252785 introduces a water separator with a revised drain system to improve
the drainage from the water separator.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
210046 Pressurization control venturi screen. Make sure the screen is clean and free 1200 Hour
from obstruction. Supp. B.
210048 Filter, cabin pressure outflow/safety valve controller. Replace the element. 2400 Hour
Supp. B.
210049 System overheat temperature switch. Check the operating datums (Ref. AMM 2400 Hour
21-60-85). Supp. B.
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Task
Code Description Inspection
210054 APU supply check valve, auxiliary supply check valve, ram air supply check 4800 Hour
valve and main supply check valve. Supp. B.
• Remove the appropriate check valve.
• Inspect.
• Make sure the axial play and radial play of the flappers does not exceed
0.025 in. (maximum).
• Install the check valve.
210055 Main supply non-return valves (Ref. AMM 21-10-107). 4800 Hour
Supp. B.
• Remove the non-return valve.
• Inspect.
• Install the non-return valve.
Mod. 253291A introduces a cold air unit with an improved cooling turbine.
210057 HP/LP bleed air system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 21-10-35, Test A). 600 Hour
Supp. F.
210058 LP and HP air pipes, engines to mixer valves. No signs of gas leakage from 600 Hour
joints. Supp. F.
210059 Cabin pressure controller, Part No. 130530/1 (if fitted). Clean the air filter 12 Month
element. Supp. F.
210060 Following a confirmed failure of an engine bleed system mixer valve or a high Out of Phase
pressure air on/off valve. Supp. F.
Mass flow control valve and heat exchanger. Inspect for damage and
distortion caused by system overpressure.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Chapter 22 - Autopilot
NOTE
Chapter 23 - Communications
230005 Emergency locator transmitter (if fitted). Inspect batteries for signs of leakage. Service A
230006 HF system wire aerial tension unit. Inspect for signs of shear pin wear (Ref. 600 Hour
AMM 23-10-**).
230007 Notch aerial installation including matching unit, RF connector and 600 Hour
capacitor unit. Inspect the dielectric panel.
230008 Emergency locator transmitter (if fitted). Make sure secure. 600 Hour
230009 Emergency locator transmitter (if fitted). Do a function test (Ref. AMM 12 Month
23-28-**).
230010 Voice recorder (if fitted). Remove for cleaning (Refer to AMM or relevant CMM). 12 Month
230011 Voice recorder (if fitted). Do a function test (Ref. AMM 23-70-**). 24 Month
NOTE
230012 HF antenna tuning unit (if fitted). Remove and do a bench check (Ref. AMM 24 Month
23-10-**).
230013 VHF aerial in upper vertical stabilizer (if fitted). Inspect feeder cable 24 Month
connections.
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Task
Code Description Inspection
240005 Batteries. Make sure the protective treatment of the stowage is undamaged. Service A
240006 Ground supply plug (if fitted). Inspect pins for security, damage, pitting and 600 Hour
signs of burning.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
240008 Spare filament and/or fuse storage. Make sure of the correct complement. 600 Hour
240009 Ground supply plug pins (if fitted). Inspect for pitting and signs of burning. 600 Hour
240010 Applicable only to aircraft with inverters Part Nos. 1518-7-J, 1518-14-E or F20-9 600 Hour
installed.
Inverter. Inspect.
240011 Applicable only to aircraft with inverter Part No. F20-9 installed. 600 Hour
Inverter. Check the brush length (Ref. AMM 24-21-**).
240012 Standby inverter (if fitted). Check the output voltage and frequency (Ref. AMM 600 Hour
24-21).
240013 Random frequency A.C. system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 24-22-**). 1200 Hour
240015 DC busbar protection unit. Check the trip voltage datums. 2400 Hour
Mod. 256951 introduces overvoltage control for the ground power contactor
circuit.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
240017 PE, PS1 and PS2 busbars below Panel DA. Make sure the feeder cable 24 Month
connections are secure, with no discolouration due to overheating.
240018 Circuit breakers in Panel DA. Make sure of correct manual trip operation. 24 Month
240019 Applicable only to aircraft operating to Category 2 coupled and flight director 24 Month
approach requirements with D.C. split busbar systems.
Electrical distribution comparator monitor. Replace the supply fuse.
240020 Pressure bungs on front pressure bulkhead. Make sure of correct location of 48 Month
the bungs in their housings (Ref. AMM 24-00 or AMM 24-01).
240021 Cable pressure bungs. Inspect for correct location in their housings and security 48 Month
(Ref. AMM 24-00 or AMM 24-01).
240022 Earth station *2 (aircraft which are Pre-mod. 251492 or Pre-mod. 251721) 48 Month
and Earth station *26 (aircraft which are Mod. 251492 or Mod. 251721).
• Dismantle.
• Inspect (Ref. AMM 24-00 or AMM 24-01, as applicable).
• Re-assemble.
NOTE
Mod. 251492 repositions the ground supply socket negative from earth station 2
to earth station 26 on Frame 10.
Mod. 251721 introduces a revised basic electrical system and structural provision
to suit production requirements.
240023 Cable pressure bungs on rear pressure bulkhead and fuselage keel at front 48 Month
spar. Inspect for correct location in their housings (Ref. AMM 24-00 or AMM
24-01).
Mod. 256951 introduces overvoltage control for the ground power contactor
circuit.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
240025 Pressure bungs on rear pressure bulkhead. Make sure of the correct location 48 Month
of the bungs in their housings (Ref. AMM 24-00 or AMM 24-01).
Mod. 251197 repositions the batteries and the ground supply socket.
Mod. 251197 repositions the batteries and the ground supply socket.
240029 PE, PS1 and PS2 busbar feeder cables below Panel DA. 24 Month
Supp. B.
• Disconnect the cables from the busbars.
• Inspect and clean the contacting surfaces.
• Reconnect the cables to the appropriate busbar and torque-tighten the
connections (Ref. AMM 24-00 or AMM 24-01, as applicable).
240030 PE, PS1 and PS2 busbar feeder cables below Panel DA. 24 Month
Supp. B.
• Disconnect the cables from the busbars.
• Inspect and clean the contacting surfaces.
• Reconnect the cables to the appropriate busbar and torque-tighten the
connections (Ref. AMM 24-00 or AMM 24-01, as applicable).
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Task
Code Description Inspection
240032 Applicable to Mod. 251201 or Mod. 251335A aircraft only. 600 Hour
Supp. E.
Inverter heater mats. Do a test, using the press-to-test switch.
NOTE
Mod. 251201 introduces two Leyland 2500VA inverters in the rear fuselage.
Mod. 251335 introduces the split busbar electrical system.
If there are signs of arcing, clean off the paint from the brush gear and clean the
slip rings.
• Make sure the brush lengths are satisfactory, 0.38 in. (0.97 mm) minimum,
measured at the long side of the brush.
• Install the A.C. generator.
NOTE
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
240034 Bulkhead connectors and terminal fittings. Inspect, make sure that the 600 Hour
ceramic insulators and potting compound are clean and free from cracks. Supp. E.
240036 Applicable to aircraft with the split PS busbar system only. 1200 Hour
Supp. E.
Busbar feeder cables below Panel DA. Inspect the cable connections, specially
for discolouration due to overheating.
240038 Applicable to aircraft with the split PS busbar system only. 1200 Hour
Supp. E.
Busbar feeder cables. Inspect the cable connections, specially for discolouration
due to overheating.
240039 Applicable to aircraft which are Pre-mod. 251335 or Pre-mod. 251721 only. 2400 Hour
Supp. E.
Overvoltage relays (Pt. No. F6732). Do a bench test.
NOTE
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Task
Code Description Inspection
240041 Standby inverter, Type PC-15B (if fitted). Check the output voltage and 12 Month
frequency (Ref. AMM 24-21). Supp. E.
Mod. 251201 introduces two Leyland 2500 VA inverters in the rear fuselage.
Mod. 251335 introduces the split busbar electrical system.
240043 Overvoltage relay, D.C. generation system. Check the trip voltage datum (Ref. 48 Month
AMM 24-30-131). Supp. E.
240047 Applicable to aircraft with inverters Part Nos. 1518-7-J or 1518-14-E installed Out of Phase
only. Supp. E.
Not exceeding every 800 flying hours.
Constant frequency system inverter. Make sure that the brush length is
satisfactory (Ref. AMM 24-21-41).
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
240048 Applicable to aircraft with inverters Part Nos. MGH182-100, MGE23-400 or Out of Phase
MGE23-413 installed only. Supp. E.
Not exceeding every 375 running hours.
Constant frequency system inverters. Make sure that the brush length is
satisfactory (Ref. AMM 24-21-91).
240049 Applicable to aircraft operating to Cat.2 coupled and flight director approach Out of Phase
requirements. Supp. E.
Not exceeding every 1000 flying hours or 12 months elapsed time, whichever is
the sooner.
Constant frequency overvoltage units, undervoltage/phase sequence units
and voltage protection units (if fitted). Do a bench test.
240050 Applicable to aircraft operating to Category 2 coupled and flight director approach Out of Phase
requirements, with D.C. split busbar systems, only. Supp. E.
Not exceeding every 5000 flying hours.
Diodes on Panel ZL. Check the forward and reverse resistance values.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Aircraft with Mod. 253159A generator control units, Pt. No. 51539-006H, installed
do not have to do this item.
Mod. 253267C, D and E introduce additional generator control arrangements and
relocate the G.C.U. earth wires.
Mod. 253159A introduces an alternative generator control unit.
240053 Applicable to a.c generators Mod. 252831, Part No. BA00501-1. 300 Hour
Supp. F.
Random frequency a.c. generator. Relubricate the drive end roller bearing with
grease (Ref. AMM 20-95-11, Item No. 045).
NOTE
Mod. 252831 introduces alternator BA00501-1 with improved drive end bearing
(Lucas Mod. 5068CG).
240054 Busbar feeder fuses CJ, CK, CL, CM below panel DA (if fitted). 1200 Hour
Supp. F.
• Replace the fuses.
• Torque-tighten the securing nuts (Ref. AMM 24-00 or AMM 24-01, as
applicable).
CAUTION
Make sure that the fuses make good contact with the busbars and that they are
securely clamped in position.
• Inspect the cable connections, specially for security, with no discolouration
due to overheating.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Make sure that the fuses make good contact with the busbars and that they are
securely clamped in position.
• Inspect the cable connections, specially for security, with no discolouration
due to overheating.
240057 D.C. generating system. Do a function test of the emergency contactor control 12 Month
(Ref. AMM 24-30). Supp. F.
240058 Not applicable to aircraft with either Mod. 252847 or Mod. 253204 embodied. 12 Month
Supp. F.
Emergency contactors (2 off). Inspect as detailed in Alert S.B. 24-A261.
NOTE
240059 Standby inverter (if fitted). Check the output voltage and frequency. 24 Month
Supp. F.
240060 Applicable to aircraft with APU starter/generator Part Nos. 23076-005 or Out of Phase
23080-006 installed. Supp. G.
Not exceeding every 250 APU running hours.
APU Starter/generator.
• Remove (Ref. AMM 24-30-21).
• Check the brush wear (Ref. AMM 24-30-21).
• Inspect the splines and engine drive for wear.
• Install the starter/generator (Ref. AMM 24-30-21).
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Task
Code Description Inspection
240061 Applicable to aircraft with APU starter/generator Part Nos. BC0107 or BC0108 Out of Phase
installed. Supp. G.
Not exceeding every 500 APU running hours.
APU Starter/generator.
• Remove (Ref. AMM 24-30-**).
• Check the brush wear.
• Inspect the splines and engine drive for wear.
• Install the starter/generator (Ref. AMM 24-30-**).
Chapter 25 - Equipment/Furnishings
250003 Lifejackets. Make sure the inspection dates are valid. Service A
250004 Safety equipment, to include life jackets, first aid kits, crash axe and smoke Service A
goggles. Correct complement and stowage.
250008 Waste towel container and waste bin in toilet. Make sure lids fit, seal and Service A
operate correctly.
250009 Galley overboard drain (if fitted). Make sure free from obstruction. 600 Hour
250010 Smoke goggles (if fitted). Make sure they are clean. 600 Hour
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
250015 Stewards tip-up seat (if fitted). Inspect, paying attention to the tie rod and 600 Hour
attachment brackets.
250016 Refreshment cabinet or hot galley including hot beverage container or hot 600 Hour
cup (if fitted).
• Inspect, paying attention to cleanliness and correct operation of the door
catches and drawers.
• Inspect the hot beverage container and surround for signs of leaks.
250017 Inner window panel assemblies. Inspect and make sure of the correct operation 600 Hour
of the blinds.
250018 Seat rails or beams. Inspect, specially for cleanliness. 600 Hour
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
250020 Pilots’ seats. Remove and detail inspect (Ref. AMM 25-10-**). 2400 Hour
250021 Flashlight(s) and stowage. Do a function test of the flashlight(s) and satisfactory 12 Month
condition of the batteries.
250022 First aid kit. Check the expiry date and make sure the seal is unbroken. 12 Month
250023 Passenger seat safety belts and if fitted, settee safety harnesses. 12 Month
• Inspect for correct operation and satisfactory condition.
• Check seat belt attachment hook and safety clip for distortion and security.
250024 Galley control panel. Inspect components with panel lowered. 24 Month
250026 Applicable to Series 1, Series 1B and Series 1B/R aircraft only. 600 Hour
Supp. E.
Roll-down blinds (if fitted). Inspect and make sure of the freedom of operation.
250027 Vestibule cabinet (if fitted). Inspect and make sure of the correct stowage of the 600 Hour
steering arm and flight manuals. Supp. E.
250028 Contactors, relay and rectifier for the fan heater control (if fitted). Inspect. 1200 Hour
Supp. E.
250029 Beverage container socket and microswitch (if fitted). Inspect. 1200 Hour
Supp. E.
260002 Applicable to aircraft subject to French airworthiness requirements only. 600 Hour
Rear fuselage fire extinguisher system spray nozzles. Make sure the nozzles
are free from obstruction.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
260003 Fire extinguisher system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 26-20, Test A). 12 Month
NOTE
When doing this functional test it is recommended that tasks 260012, 260013 and
260014 (Area F4) are done in conjunction.
260004 Fire detection system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 26-10-**, Test A). 12 Month
260005 Rear equipment bay overheat detection system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 12 Month
26-**, Test B).
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
260012 Applicable to Pre-mod. 253543B and Pre-mod. 253543C aircraft only. 12 Month
Fire extinguishers, main engines.
• Remove.
• Inspect.
• Check weight (Ref. AMM 26-20).
NOTE
The inspection and check of the weight of the bottle should be done in
conjunction with the system functional test.
Mod. 253543B and Mod. 253543C introduce fire extinguisher bottles with visual
pressure indication.
260013 Applicable to Mod. 253543B and Mod. 253543C aircraft only. 12 Month
Fire extinguishers, main engines.
• Check the pressure gauge.
• Make sure that the reading is correct, refer to the pressure/temperature
chart.
NOTE
Mod. 253543B and Mod. 253543C introduce fire extinguisher bottles with visual
pressure indication.
260016 Applicable to aircraft subject to French airworthiness requirements only. 600 Hour
Supp. D.
Fire extinguisher, rear fuselage fire extinguishing system. Inspect, specially
for signs of discharge and signs of external leakage.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
260018 Fire detection system, zones 1 and 2. Check the insulation resistance of the 1200 Hour
firewires (Ref. AMM 26-10-11). Supp. E.
260020 APU fire extinguisher system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 26-20, Test B). 12 Month
Supp. G.
260021 Fire detection system, APU. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 26-15). 12 Month
Supp. G.
260023 Cartridge units, APU fire extinguisher. Inspect the connections. 12 Month
Supp. G.
270002 Rudder and elevator trim tabs, and rudder anti-servo tab. Check that the free Service A
movement (backlash) at the trailing edges of the tabs does not exceed 0.06 in.
270004 Aileron trim and servo tabs. Check that the free movement (backlash) at the Service A
trailing edges of the tabs does not exceed 0.06 In.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
270005 Flap vane inner. With the flaps lowered, inspect the left and right outer Service A
attachment plate brackets for cracking and security of attachment to the flap
leading edge.
270006 Aileron and aileron trim control systems. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 27-10, 600 Hour
Tests E and F) and do a static friction test (Ref. AMM 27-10, Inspection/Check F).
270007 Rudder and rudder trim control systems. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 27-20, 600 Hour
Tests E and H) and do a static friction test (Ref. AMM 27-20, Inspection/Check F).
270008 Elevator and elevator trim control systems. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 600 Hour
27-30, Tests D, E) and do a static friction test (Ref. AMM 27-30, Inspection/Check
E and F).
270009 Rudder bias system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 27-20, Test F). 600 Hour
270010 Flap control system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 27-50-**). 600 Hour
270012 Gust lock/throttle baulk system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 27-72). 600 Hour
270013 Rudder bias strut heater muffs. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 27-20, Test G). 600 Hour
270014 Applicable to Pre-mod. 251716 or Mod. 251742 aircraft only. 600 Hour
Gust lock, ailerons and elevators.
• Inspect.
• Make sure that the bush in the mounting bracket is lightly lubricated and free
from burrs or scores.
• With the unit in the operated and locked position but without the
engagement of the claw spigots in the control column bushes, inspect for
positive spring pressure on the claws and for initial resistance to movement
when releasing the knurled locking ring.
NOTE
Mod. 251716 introduces an internal frame-style gust lock for the elevator and
aileron controls.
Mod. 251742 introduces a new throttle lever baulk interconnected to the Pre-mod.
251716 gust lock.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Mod. 251716 introduces an internal frame-style gust lock for the elevator and
aileron controls.
270018 Rudder and elevator trim tabs and rudder anti-servo tabs. 600 Hour
• Check that the free movement (backlash) at the trailing edges of the tabs
does not exceed 0.06 in. (Ref. AMM 27-20, 501 and AMM 27-30, 501).
• While the connecting rods are disconnected inspect the rear rod-end
bearings for smooth operation.
• Detail inspect the connecting rod attachment lugs on the tabs for cracks
using a X 10 magnifier.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Mod. 252413 introduces improved sealing at rudder torque tube end fitting.
270022 Aileron ’A’ levers and connecting links. Check the backlash at the ailerons. 600 Hour
270024 Applicable to Series 1, 1A, 1A/S, 1B, 3A, 3B and F3B aircraft only. 1200 Hour
Pulley and lever assembly at Frame 16.
• Remove lever.
• Inspect the lower bearing.
• Lubricate the upper and lower bearings by forcing grease (Ref. AMM
20-95-11, Item No. 078) through the apertures in the lower bearing, using a
suitable grease gun.
• Install lever.
270025 Airbrake control cables. Check cable tensions are correct (Ref. AMM 27-6*-**). 1200 Hour
270026 Gust lock operated thrust lever baulk system cable. Check cable tension is 1200 Hour
correct (Ref. AMM 27-72).
270027 Aileron autopilot servo control cables. Check cable tension is correct (Ref. 1200 Hour
AMM 27-10-**).
270028 Requirement deleted, covered by 270040 (Area W1, W2.) 1200 Hour
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Task
Code Description Inspection
270029 Requirement deleted, covered by 270040 (Area W1, W2.) 1200 Hour
270030 Elevator primary and trim control cables. Check cable tensions are correct 1200 Hour
(Ref. AMM 27-30).
270031 Flap control cables. Check cable tensions are correct (Ref. AMM 27-50-**). 1200 Hour
270032 Elevator primary and elevator trim control cables. Check cable tensions are 1200 Hour
correct (Ref. AMM 27-30).
270033 Rudder primary and rudder trim control cables. Check cable tensions are 1200 Hour
correct (Ref. AMM 27-20).
270034 Elevator autopilot servo control cables. Check cable tensions are correct (Ref. 1200 Hour
AMM 27-30-81).
270035 Rudder autopilot servo control cables. Check cable tensions are correct (Ref. 1200 Hour
AMM 27-20-121).
Mod. 252957 introduces additional protective treatment for the elevator trim
cables where they are exposed between the horizontal stabilizer and the
elevators.
270039 Elevator trim screwjack sprockets and chain. Inspect. 1200 Hour
270040 Aileron primary and trim control cables. Check cable tensions are correct 1200 Hour
(Ref. AMM 27-10).
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Task
Code Description Inspection
270041 Aileron, to include servo tab and trim tab. Detail inspect. 1200 Hour
270042 Airbrakes control cables. Check cable tensions are correct (Ref. AMM 27-6*). 1200 Hour
270043 Flap control unit baulk release cable. Check cable tension is correct (Ref. AMM 1200 Hour
27-50).
270044 Flap/airbrake baulk bobbin. Make sure bobbin setting is correct (Ref. AMM 1200 Hour
27-50).
270045 Aileron control system. Inspect swaged tubes, in the area of the fairleads, for 1200 Hour
wear.
270046 Flaps, flap vanes and flap shrouds. Detail inspect. 1200 Hour
270048 Not applicable to Series 1, 1A, 1B, 3A and 3B aircraft. 1200 Hour
Screwjacks and reduction gearboxes. Check that the backlash on the
screwthreads does not exceed 0.020 in.
270049 Not applicable to Series 1, 1A, 1B, 3A and 3B aircraft. 1200 Hour
Bevel drive assembly. Check that the backlash between the input and output
shafts, measured at the input coupling flange bolts, does not exceed 0.020 in.
270050 This task should be done at this inspection or at the 24 Month Inspection, 1200 Hour
whichever is the sooner.
Applicable to Pre-mod. 252949 aircraft only.
Aileron ‘A’ levers and connecting links. Lubricate the ‘A’ lever spigot, as
visible, with grease (Ref. AMM 20-95-11, Item No. 078).
NOTE
270051 This task is only applicable if the aircraft utilization is in excess of 1200 flying 1200 Hour
hours per 24 Months elapsed time.
Aileron pulley drums.
• Inspect, specially for the security of the bearing retaining washer.
• Lubricate the front and rear bearings with oil (Ref. AMM(Ref. AMM
20-95-101, Item No. 126).
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
270052 Flap control forward spring strut. Check break-out load with one end 2400 Hour
disconnected and using a spring balance is:-
• Pre-mod. 252017 aircraft (Strut Part No. 25CF603A/*)
15.5 to 18.5 lb.
• Mod. 252017 aircraft (Strut Part No. 25CF3171A/*)
21.5 to 24.5 lb.
Mod. 252017 increases the effort of the flap input circuit.
270053 Aileron servo unit and mount (Ref. AMM 27-10-93). 4800 Hour
• Remove.
• Inspect the bearings.
• Do a bench test.
• Install.
270054 Rudder servo unit and mount (Ref. AMM 27-20-121). 4800 Hour
• Remove.
• Inspect the bearings.
• Do a bench test.
• Install.
270055 Elevator servo unit and mount (Ref. AMM 27-30-81). 4800 Hour
• Remove.
• Inspect the bearings.
• Do a bench test.
• Install.
270056 Rudder pedal adjustment units. Make sure of correct operation (Ref. AMM 12 Month
27-20).
270057 Rudder and elevator servo control cables. Check the cable tensions are 12 Month
correct (Ref. AMM 27-20 or AMM 27-30).
270058 Control cable pressure seals at rear pressure bulkhead. Inspect for wear. 12 Month
270059 Rudder attachment spider. Inspect for cracks and signs of corrosion at 12 Month
attachment lugs.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
270061 Aileron mass balance weight assemblies. Pre-Repair Scheme 25WG/R116 or 24 Month
25WG/R143, remove side plate and inspect in accordance with SB. 57-66.
270063 This task should be done at this inspection or the 1200 Hour Inspection, 24 Month
whichever is the sooner.
Applicable to Pre-mod. 252949 aircraft only.
Aileron ‘A’ levers and connecting links. Lubricate the ‘A’ lever spigot as visible
with grease (Ref. AMM 20-95-11, Item No. 078).
NOTE
Mod. 252949 introduces a grease nipple for the bearing at the aileron ‘A’ lever/
drum lever control to prevent the drying of the lubrication and possible corrosion
at the bearing and stud.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
270068 Connecting control rods, rudder trim tab and anti-servo tab. 48 Month
• Inspect.
• Make sure the drain holes (if fitted) are vertical and unobstructed.
• Relubricate or replace the rod-end bearings, as required (Ref. AMM 27-00).
270071 Operating rods, trim screwjack to tabs and servo tabs. 48 Month
• Inspect.
• Make sure the drain holes (if fitted) are vertical and unobstructed.
• Relubricate or replace the rod-end bearings, as required (Ref. AMM 27-00).
270072 Aileron mass balance weight assembly. Post repair scheme 25WG/R143, 48 Month
inspect the mass balance weight spigot and installation for signs of corrosion.
Mod. 252949 introduces a grease nipple for the bearing at the aileron ‘A’ lever/
drum control to prevent the drying out of the lubrication and possible corrosion at
the bearing and stud.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Mod. 252949 introduces a grease nipple for the bearing at the aileron ‘A’ lever/
drum control to prevent the drying out of the lubrication and possible corrosion at
the bearing and stud.
Mod. 253589A introduces an improved aileron trim jack input gear shaft.
Mod. 253589B introduces an improved elevator trim jack input gear shaft.
Mod. 253589C introduces an improved rudder trim jack input gear shaft.
Mod. 251176 increases the life of the hinge bearings in the rudder and elevator.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
270081 Flap control system pulley and lever at Frame 16. 1200 Hour
Supp. C.
• Remove the lever.
• Inspect the lower bearing, specially for signs of corrosion.
• Lubricate the upper and lower bearings, through the apertures in the lower
bearing, using grease (Ref. AMM 20-95-11, Item No. 078) and a suitable
grease gun.
• Install the lever.
270082 Flap operating mechanisms, to include flap jack, spring strut operating rods 1200 Hour
and attachments. Inspect, specially the jack ram for cleanliness and scores. Supp. C.
270083 Lever to flap jack spring strut. Check the strut break-out loading. 2400 Hour
Supp. C.
270084 Flap hinge levers (Part Nos. 25CF/1439 and 25CF/1440). Inspect for cracks 12 Month
and signs of corrosion at the torque tube attachment lugs. Supp. C.
270085 Filter, main hydraulic supply to flap jack. Replace the filter element. 24 Month
Supp. C.
270086 Flap auxiliary hydraulic supply. Replace the filter element. 48 Month
Supp. C.
270088 Flap synchronization system control cables. Inspect for fraying, specially in 600 Hour
the area of the pulleys. Supp. D.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
270089 Applicable only if a landing or aborted take-off on a runway covered in deep Service A
puddles, slush or snow has been reported since the last Service A Inspection. Supp. D.
Flaps.
• Support the flaps.
• Remove the inner hinge bolts, Part No. DHS1432-15GG.
• Inspect the bolts for signs of overloading.
• Install, or replace, the bolts.
270090 Applicable to aircraft with electric pitch trim only. 600 Hour
Supp. D.
Elevator trim control system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 27-30, Inspection/
Check H, J, K, L and M).
270091 Applicable only to aircraft subject to Canadian airworthiness requirements. 600 Hour
Supp. D.
Airbrake selector lever baulk.
• Energize the PE busbar (Ref. AMM 24-00 or AMM 24-01, as applicable).
• Operate the oleo microswitch on the RH main gear leg.
• Select the flap lever to the 15 Deg. position.
• Make sure of the free (unbaulked) movement of the airbrake selector lever.
• Select the flap lever to the 0 Deg. position.
• Release the oleo microswitch.
• De-energize the PE busbar (Ref. AMM 24-00 or AMM 24-01, as applicable).
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
270094 Flap drive shafts. Inspect for signs of corrosion and for signs of movement 600 Hour
between the end fittings and the shafts. Supp. D.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
270099 Flap control system. Check the static friction (Ref. AMM 27-50-**, Check C). 2400 Hour
Supp. D.
270100 Applicable to aircraft subject to Canadian airworthiness requirements only. Out of Phase
Supp. D.
Not exceeding every 150 flying hours.
Airbrake selector lever baulk. Do a test for correct operation using the test
switch (Ref. AMM 27-61-02, Inspection/Check C).
270101 Rudder bias system water drain traps (if fitted). Drain any water from the drain Service A
traps. Supp. E.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
270103 After 200 flying hours and not more than 300 flying hours after Control Cable Out of Phase
replacement.
Control cables. Check the tensions of the:
• Aileron and aileron trim control cables (Ref. AMM 27-10-**).
• Rudder and rudder trim control cables (Ref. AMM 27-20).
• Elevator and elevator trim control cables (Ref. AMM 27-30).
• Flap control cables (Ref. AMM 27-50-**).
• Airbrake control cables (Ref. AMM 27-61-**).
Chapter 28 - Fuel
280002 After 200 flying hours and not more than 300 flying hours after Control Cable Out of Phase
replacement.
Control cables. Check the tensions of the:
• LP fuel valve control cables (Ref. AMM 28-20-81).
• Crossfeed and wing transfer valve control cables
(Ref. AMM 28-20-81).
• Ventral tank fuel transfer valve control cables (if fitted)
(Ref. AMM 28-20-81).
280005 Filler cap assemblies, wing tanks. Inspect the anti-syphon flap valve 600 Hour
assemblies.
280006 Transfer, crossfeed and LP valve control cables. Check cable tensions are 1200 Hour
correct (Ref. AMM 28-20).
280007 LP fuel valve control cables. Check the cable tensions are correct (Ref. AMM 1200 Hour
28-20).
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
280008 Fuel filter de-icing (Mod. 252341), methanol tank contents float switch. 12 Month
Inspect in conjunction with the internal inspection of the tank (Ref. AMM 30-44-**).
NOTE
280009 Suction pipe strainers. Make sure they are clean. 24 Month
280010 Water transfer system pipe suction blocks. Make sure they are free from 24 Month
obstruction.
280013 Not exceeding every 4800 flying hours or 8 years. Out of Phase
Non-return flap valves, gravity flow, wing outer compartments.
• Remove and inspect (Ref. AMM 28-10-**).
• Pay special attention to the condition of the valve plate and valve seat.
280016 Whenever the low pressure fuel filter is abnormally restricted. Out of Phase
Booster pumps. Remove and inspect.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
280019 Pressure refuelling coupling (if fitted). Satisfactory condition of the coupling Service A
and of the sealing cap O-seals. Supp. D.
280022 Applicable only to aircraft with the following float switches installed in the ventral Out of Phase
tank: Part Nos. 3514100/262, 3515000/149, 3514100/261 or 3515000/270. Supp. D.
Not exceeding every 8 years elapsed time.
High level and low level float switches. Inspect with the ventral tank removed.
280024 Applicable to Series 3 aircraft (Mod. 255640) and 400 Series aircraft only. Out of Phase
Supp. D.
Not exceeding every 8 years elapsed time.
Ventral tank pipes and connections, vent pipe drain and thermal relief valve.
Inspect with the tank access panels removed.
NOTE
Mod. 255640 introduces long-range tanks, main undercarriage doors and revised
flaps.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
280026 Fuel filter de-icing system pumps. Do a test of the pumps delivery pressure Service A
(AMM 28-20-111). Supp. E.
Mod. 251840 introduces revised materials in the Fuel Filter De-icing and
Windshield Fluid De-icing Systems.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
280032 Low pressure fuel valve support strut. Part No. 25 PF361, 25 PF361-5A (Mod. 48 Month
25G310A) and 25 PF363.
Do a visual inspection of the Low pressure fuel valve support strut, attachment
bolt and drain hole for corrosion.
NOTE
290001 Main and brakes system accumulators. Check the initial nitrogen pressures Service A
are correct (900 - 1000 p.s.i.).
Mod. 252532 transfers the power supply for the hydraulic low pressure warning
annunciators from PS1 and PS2 busbars to the PE busbar.
290005 Landing gear and flaps emergency lowering system. Do a function test (Ref. 600 Hour
AMM 29-20-**).
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Mod. 253203 introduces suction filter AIR87366/0 with a finer filter element to
reduce the possibility of system high-temp warnings caused by contaminated
fluid.
290012 Flaps, airbrakes, landing gear, nosewheel steering, nose leg self-centering, 1200 Hour
normal and emergency brakes system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 29-10 or
AMM 29-10-**, Adjustment/Test, Test A).
290013 Emergency brakes system. Check the leak rate (Ref. AMM 29-10-**, 1200 Hour
Inspection/Check).
290014 Auxiliary tank low-level warning system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 29-20-** 600 Hour
or AMM 29-30-**).
NOTE
Mod. 253203 introduces suction filter AIR87366/0 with a finer filter element.
290016 Main system on/off valves. Make sure of correct operation. 1200 Hour
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
290017 Full-flow relief valve. Clean the filter element (Ref. AMM 29-10-71). 2400 Hour
290018 Filter, Auxiliary Hydraulic system supply to Flap control unit: 48 Month
• Replace (Ref. AMM 29-20-02, 001)
NOTE
Mod. 255764 introduces a ground test connection to the hydraulic system in the
engine pod.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Mod. 253202 introduces engine driven hydraulic pump, Pt. No. 65WE01030-5,
with a bushed drive coupling.
Mod. 253202 introduces engine driven hydraulic pump, Pt. No. 65WE01030-5,
with a bushed drive coupling.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
290024 System overheat temperature switch. Inspect and check the operating datums 48 Month
(Ref. AMM 29-30). Supp. F.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Mod. 252975 introduces ABEX pump, Part No. AP05V-086, to simplify the pump
installation and provide improved reliability.
300001 Not exceeding 28 days if the airplane has not flown. Out of Phase
Ice detector head. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 30-80-**).
300004 Airframe de-icing system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 30-10-**). Service A
300005 Rotary ice detector. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 30-80-11). 600 Hour
300006 Windshield wiper system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 30-47). 600 Hour
300007 Airframe de-icing system pressure filter. Replace the filter element (Ref. AMM 600 Hour
30-10-51or AMM 30-10-52).
300010 Airframe de-icing system, contents transmitter. Make sure of correct 600 Hour
operation.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
300012 Airframe de-icing system pressure filter. Replace the filter element (Ref. AMM 600 Hour
30-10-**).
300013 Windshield electrical de-icing system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 30-41, 1200 Hour
Test A).
300014 Pitot head heaters. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 30-30-11). 1200 Hour
300016 Reservoir assembly. Inspect windshield fluid de-icing reservoir assembly. 12 Month
300019 Hot rod ice detector (if fitted). Do a function test (Ref. AMM 30-80-21). 600 Hour
Supp. E.
Mod. 252093B improves the resistance to corrosion in the Fuel Filter De-icing
System.
Chapter 31 - Instruments
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
310002 Flight data recorder (if fitted). Establish correct operation and quality of 600 Hour
recordings of last flight.
310003 Flight data recorder (if fitted). Do a function test (Ref. AMM 31-23-**). 12 Month
310004 Flight data recorder (if fitted). Do a parameter quality check and data dump 12 Month
(Ref. AMM 31-23).
NOTE
310006 Applicable only to airplanes fitted with UDC flight data recorders. Out of Phase
Not exceeding every 1000 flying hours.
Flight data recorder, including magazine, accelerometer and the trip and
date encoder unit. Inspect.
310007 Applicable only to airplanes fitted with UDC flight data recorders. Out of Phase
Not exceeding every 1600 flying hours or 12 months, whichever is the sooner.
Flight data recorder. Do a calibration check in-situ using the abbreviated
procedure (Ref. AMM 31-23).
310008 Applicable only to airplanes fitted with UDC flight data recorders. Out of Phase
Whenever the flight data recorder is removed for bench testing.
Flight data recorder. Lubricate.
310009 Applicable only to airplanes fitted with UDC flight data recorders. Out of Phase
Not exceeding every 200 flying hours or 25 flying hours after installation of any
main system component or whenever foil is removed.
Flight data recorder magazine.
• Remove the recording magazine.
• Inspect the last 15 minutes of the recording.
• Install a replacement recording magazine.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
310010 Applicable only to airplanes fitted with UDC flight data recorders. Out of Phase
Not exceeding every 1000 flying hours.
Flight data recorder system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 31-23-**).
310011 Applicable only to airplanes fitted with UDC flight data recorders. Out of Phase
Not exceeding 3000 flying hours.
Flight data recorder accelerometer. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 31-23).
310012 Applicable only to airplanes fitted with UDC flight data recorders. Out of Phase
Not exceeding every 10 000 flying hours or 3 years , whichever is the sooner.
Flight data recorder accelerometer. Calibrate.
310013 Applicable only to airplanes fitted with Sundstrand flight data recorders. Out of Phase
Not exceeding every 12 000 flying hours.
Flight data recorder stepper motor and magnetic heads. Replace.
310014 Time elapsed/day clock. Make sure that the clock is keeping time accurately. 12 Month
Supp. E.
320001 Emergency undercarriage lever. With landing gear locks installed: Service A
• Pull the emergency U/C lever fully out to operate dump valve plunger.
• Clean exposed portion of dump valve plunger and inspect.
• Exercise the dump valve to make sure of freedom of operation.
• Lubricate sparingly with grease (Ref. AMM 20-95-11, Item No. 034).
• Reset the emergency U/C lever to the fully-in position.
Mod. 252496 introduces steel pivot links in place of the light alloy pivot links thus
reducing the possibility of cracking.
320003 Nose gear leg. Check the extension (Ref. AMM 32-00-00). Service A
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
320004 Applicable to slotted nosewheel axle, Part No. 25UN/Z 7 only. Service A
Nose gear leg axle. With the nosewheels removed, inspect for cracks originating
from the scallops.
NOTE
Nosewheel axle Part No. 25UN/Z 7 is identified by two scallops in the axle end.
Mod. 251189 introduces a Dunlop brake unit with steel friction plates and
inorganic brake pads.
320007 Teleflex cable, mechanical position indication system (if fitted). Service A
• Disconnect at the operating lever on the main gear and make sure of
freedom of movement over the full range of travel.
• Lightly lubricate the end fittings with grease (Ref. AMM 20-95-11, Item No.
078).
• Reconnect the cable to the main gear.
320008 Normal and emergency braking systems. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 32-40, 600 Hour
Tests B and C).
320009 Maxaret units. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 32-40). 600 Hour
320011 Nose gear leg lock and change-over microswitches operating mechanism. 600 Hour
Make sure of freedom of operation.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
320014 Nose gear retraction and steering system spring struts. Inspect. 600 Hour
320016 Nose leg assembly and attachments, to include drag stay pick-up forging, 600 Hour
torque links and axle barrel.
• Inspect.
• Mod. 251750, make sure the drain hole in the steering input spigot is free
from obstruction.
• Pre-mod. 252258, pay special attention to the security of the bushes in the
upper attachment lugs for the drag stay pick-up forging.
NOTE
Mod. 251750 introduces a new steering lever assembly with a drain hole
incorporated at the end fitting.
Mod. 252258 introduces a distance tube between the drag stay pick-up
attachment lugs on the nose leg casing.
320017 Drag stay assembly to include bridge casting, upper and lower sections, 600 Hour
locking lever, link, roller, pins and stop bolt. Inspect.
320018 Nose gear drag stay. Check clearances (Ref. AMM 32-20-21). 600 Hour
320019 Nose axle. Inspect with the wheels removed. 600 Hour
320020 Brake hoses to master cylinders. Make sure of an adequate clearance 600 Hour
between the hoses and the floor over the full range of rudder pedal travel.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
320021 Brake controls, including handbrake lever and rack, layshaft levers and 600 Hour
connecting rods.
• Inspect, as visible.
• Make sure of the correct operation of the handbrake lever.
320022 Master brake cylinders. Check the fluid level and replenish, as necessary. 600 Hour
320025 Brake units including shuttle valves and rigid pipelines. Inspect as visible 600 Hour
and with the brake unit pressurized (Ref. AMM 32-40-112).
If the brackets are found to be loose, inspect the attachment bolt holes and bolts
for wear and corrosion.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
320028 Mechanical indicating system indicator arm assembly to include spring and 600 Hour
indicator.
• Inspect.
• Mod. 252445 aircraft only, clean the Beta light assemblies.
NOTE
Mod. 252445 improves the visibility of the indicators in the dark or in poor light
conditions.
320029 Landing gear lever lock system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 32-30-11). 1200 Hour
Mod. 252865 introduces brake control valve AC67352 with an exhaust line filter.
Mod. 257658A deletes the filter, Part No. AC044597, from brake control valve
Part No. AC67352.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
320033 Steering system cables and chains. Make sure cable tensions are correct (Ref. 1200 Hour
AMM 32-50).
Mod. 252837 introduces filters at the main landing gear restrictor valves.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
320039 Teleflex cable, mechanical position indicating system (if fitted). 12 Month
• Lubricate the inner cable with oil (Ref. AMM 20-95-101, Item No. 126).
• Disconnect the main gear position indicating system at the operating lever
on the main gear.
• Make sure of freedom of movement over the full range of travel.
• Lightly lubricate the end fittings with grease (Ref. AMM 20-95-11, Item No.
078).
• Reconnect to the operating lever.
320042 Task deleted. Covered by Part 7, Lubrication under the 48 month lubrication 24 Month
period.
320043 Steering cable circuit. Check circuit friction (Ref. AMM 32-50). 24 Month
320044 Steering jack selector valve. Make sure of freedom of movement (Ref. AMM 24 Month
32-50).
Mod. 252175 introduces a speed sensitive switch into the warning horn system.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Mod. 251725 introduces an improved protective scheme on the main gear axle.
320048 Brake system. Remove and inspect hydraulic couplings and flexible drive 24 Month
assemblies.
320050 Operating mechanisms for the reversing valves (if fitted). 48 Month
• Disconnect from the sidestay and make sure of freedom of movement.
• Connect to the sidestay.
320051 Main landing gear fairing strut. Detail inspect and X-Ray strut using NDT 48 Month
Technique 32-10-103.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
320052 Not exceeding 2000 landings, then every 900 landings, or two years Structural
whichever occurs first.
(Applicable to airplanes which are Pre-Mod. 253003.)
Nose landing gear bridge casting.
Access: Refer to NTM Technique.
• Comply with instructions in NTM 32-20-102.
NOTE
320055 Whenever the wheels are removed for tire change. Out of Phase
Wheel bearings.
• Clean.
• Inspect.
• Repack with grease (Ref. AMM 20-95-11, Item No. 044 or Item No. 045).
320057 Not exceeding every 2000 landings if the airplane is Pre-mod. 251577 and Out of Phase
Pre-mod. 252091 or at the main landing gear overhaul period if either Mod.
251577 or 252091 are embodied.
Main landing gear assembly forward trunnion. Inspect for cracks (CMM
32-10-11 and CMM 32-10-12, Tests 1, Area A).
NOTE
Mod. 251577 introduces a main gear casing with increased section material at the
forward attachment pin.
Mod. 252091 introduces an eccentric bush in the retraction jack pivot.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
320058 Not exceeding every 2000 landings after each main landing gear unit overhaul if Out of Phase
the airplane is Pre-mod. 251577, Post Mod. 252091 and Pre-mod. 252267.
Main landing gear jack pivot assemblies. Inspect the eccentric bushes for
rotation from their original setting within the jack pivot assemblies (S.B. 32-144).
NOTE
Mod. 251577 introduces a main gear casing with increased section material at the
forward attachment pin.
Mod. 252091 introduces an eccentric bush in the retraction jack pivot.
Mod. 252267 introduces an improved eccentric bush in the retraction jack pivot.
320059 Pre-mod. 251726 aircraft, not exceeding every 1000 landings. Out of Phase
Mod. 251726 aircraft, not exceeding every 3000 landings. Supp. C.
Main landing gear fairings and hinges. Detail inspect (NTM 52-80-101).
NOTE
320060 Main gear door up-lock mechanism. Make sure of the smooth and satisfactory Monthly
function of the spring struts by operating the door up-lock hooks against the Supp. D.
spring strut pressure several times.
If the brackets are found to be loose then investigate the attachment bolts and
bolt holes for wear and corrosion.
320062 Jack attachment brackets and adjacent structure. Inspect. 600 Hour
Supp. D.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
320063 Applicable to Pre-mod. 252845 aircraft only that have done 3000 landings. 600 Hour
Supp. D.
Landing gear doors.
• Disconnect the door jacks.
• Detail inspect the jack attachment brackets and adjacent door structure
using dye penetrant.
• Reconnect the door jacks.
NOTE
Mod. 252440 introduces spring latches to provide positive closure on the ground
with no hydraulic power.
Mod. 252445 introduces Beta lights to improve the visibility of the indicators in the
dark or in poor light conditions.
320067 Landing gear doors. Inspect the flexible hoses. 600 Hour
Supp. D.
320068 Hydraulic supply filters (4 off). Clean the filter elements (Ref. AMM 32-30-22). 2400 Hour
Supp. D.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Mod. 252845 introduces a new main gear door jack attachment fitting.
320070 Between 25 to 50 landings after nose landing gear drag stay replacement. Out of Phase
Nose landing gear drag stay. Check clearances (Ref. AMM 32-20-21).
320071 Main Landing Gear Jack. (Ref. AMM 32-30-25 or 32-30-26). 600 Hour
NOTE
To do the following task, disconnect the cylinder head end of the jack but do not
disconnect the hydraulic lines.
• Detail inspect the jack upper and lower attachment lugs.
320075 Every month if the airplane has been exposed to runway de-icing: Out of Phase
• Lubricate the Main landing gear sidestay shims (Ref. Part 7 - Lubrication,
Monthly lubrication).
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Chapter 33 - Lights
330001 Emergency lighting, safety notices, internal and external lighting. Check Service A
correct operation.
330002 Emergency lighting. Do a function test with busbar PE energized and select 600 Hour
switch to the override position.
330006 Anti-Collision light system that has a strobe type device in any position. 600 Hour
• Clean the strobe light lenses internal and external.
• Clean the wing-tip lens covers internal and external.
• Check the strobe light flash rate (Not less than 40 and no more than 100
cycles per minute).
NOTE
Chapter 34 - Navigation
340004 Weather radar waveguide silica-gel container (if fitted). Make sure that the Service A
silica-gel crystals are not discoloured.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
340005 VOR/ILS system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 34-32-**). 600 hour
340006 Flight control system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 34-22-**). 600 hour
340007 JET standby artificial horizon system (if fitted). Do a function test (Ref. AMM 600 hour
34-21).
340008 VLF navigation system (if fitted). Do a function test (Ref. AMM 34-48). 600 hour
340009 Inertial navigation system (if fitted). Do a function test (Ref. AMM 34-46). 600 hour
340010 Ground proximity warning system (if fitted). Do a function test (Ref. AMM 600 hour
34-43-80).
340013 Stick shaker unit. Inspect for wear in the attachment bolt holes, indicated by 1200 Hour
movement between the unit and mounting bracket with the unit operating.
340014 Stall warning system pipelines, including connections, clipping and 4800 Hour
bonding. Inspect, specially for chafing against the TKS system pipelines and
connectors.
340015 Mach/airspeed audible warning system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 34-15-*). 12 Month
340016 Altitude warning (FL 100) system (if fitted). Do a function test (AMM 34-13). 12 Month
340017 Stall warning detector units. Do a calibration test in situ (Ref. AMM 34-14-*). 12 Month
340018 Pitot/static system and stall warning system. Operate the water drain valves 12 Month
(Ref. AMM 34-11-**).
340020 Pitch trim servo. Make sure the pins of the electrical plug/socket connectors are 12 Month
not damaged and free from signs of corrosion.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
340022 Applicable to aircraft with an altitude switch Mod. 251227, Pre-mod. 251435 fitted. 12 Month
Altitude switch. Inspect, paying special attention to deterioration of the rubber
hose.
NOTE
Mod. 251227 introduces modified pitot and static piping for the LH and RH air
speed indicators.
Mod. 251435 introduces a repositioned altitude warning switch FL100, Type
M2019/B/A.
If the servo unit or mount fail to pass the inspection or requires replacement after
testing, the failed units are to be returned to an authorized Collins Avionics
Service agency for repair.
340024 Autopilot pitch trim tab servo unit and mount. 12 Month
• Inspect, specially for cable and capstan wear, contamination, cable spool-off
angle and the security of the servo unit and mount.
• With the autopilot disengaged operate the control system throughout the full
range and monitor the servo mount for any unusual noise, binding, backlash
or other mechanical irregularities.
NOTE
If the servo unit or mount fail to pass the inspection or requires replacement after
testing, the failed units are to be returned to an authorized Collins Avionics
Service agency for repair.
340025 Pitot/static pipelines. Blow through with low pressure air (0.5 psi maximum) with 12 Month
the drain valves held open.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
340026 Pitot/static pipelines. Blow through with a low pressure air supply (0.5 psi 12 Month
maximum) with the drain valves held open.
If the servo unit or servo mount fail to pass the inspection or requires replacement
after testing, the failed units are to be returned to an authorized Collins Avionics
Service Agency for repair.
340029 Pitot/static and stall warning systems. Do the system pressure, suction and 24 Month
leak tests (Ref. AMM 34-11-**).
340030 Suppressed VOR/LOC aerials and balance unit. Inspect, with the access doors 24 Month
removed.
340033 Pitot system isolation valves. Make sure of full and free operation. 24 Month
340034 ADF system loop aerials Q.E. corrector units. Inspect as visible with the trim 24 Month
removed.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
340035 Not exceeding every 36 months, or at a period agreed with the local regulatory Out of Phase
authority.
Main compass system.
• Check the compass swing by placing the airplane on four different headings
90 deg. apart.
• Compare the deviations obtained with the existing deviation card.
• If differences are found, then do a complete compass swing (Ref. AMM
34-10).
340036 Not exceeding every 36 months, or at a period agreed with the local Out of Phase
regulatory authority.
Standby compass.
• Do a check compass swing of the standby compass at four headings 90
degrees apart.
• Compare deviations, if any are found, with the existing deviation card.
• If deviations are found then do a compass swing (Ref. AMM 34-10-**).
340037 Applicable only to airplanes operating to Category 2 coupled and flight director Out of Phase
approach requirements when fitted with the IDC encoding altimeter system.
Not exceeding every 2000 flying hours.
Artificial horizon pitch potentiometer. Replace (Ref. AMM 34-21).
340038 JET Model PS823 emergency power supply unit (if fitted). Do a capacity 3 Month
check of the batteries. Supp. D.
NOTE
340039 Angle of attack system (if fitted). Do a function test (Ref. AMM 34-17). 600 Hour
Supp. D.
340040 Applicable to aircraft with the FD 104/AP109 flight system operating to Category 2 600 Hour
requirements only. Supp. D.
Final approach monitor system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 34-25-20).
340041 Area navigation control system (if fitted). Do a function test (Ref. AMM 34-50). 600 Hour
Supp. D.
340042 Decca doppler 72 system (if fitted). Do a function test (Ref. AMM 34-44). 600 Hour
Supp. D.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
340043 Inertial navigation system, navigation unit. Make sure that the temperature 600 Hour
indicators have not actuated. Supp. D.
340044 JET Model PS 823 emergency power supply unit (if fitted). 12 Month
Supp. D.
• Inspect battery pack for signs of venting and leakage.
• Do a deep cycle discharge/recharge procedure.
NOTE
340045 JET Model PS 835 emergency power supply unit (if fitted). 12 Month
Supp. D.
• Do a capacity check.
NOTE
340046 Battery packs, navigation systems (if fitted). Do a capacity check. 12 Month
Supp. D.
340047 Navigation system emergency battery unit. Check the electrolyte level. Monthly
Supp. E.
340048 Comparator warning system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 34-00). 600 Hour
Supp. E.
340050 Inertial navigation system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 34-46). 600 Hour
Supp. E.
340051 Applicable to Series 3B/RA, Series 3B/RC and Series 400B aircraft only. 600 Hour
Supp. E.
Final approach monitor system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 34-25-20).
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
340055 Applicable to aircraft with EKCO E190, RCA AVQ20 or Bendix RDR1E weather 600 Hour
radar systems fitted. Supp. E.
Water trap (if fitted).
• Inspect.
• Drain any water from the drain trap.
340056 Applicable to aircraft operating to Category 2 coupled and flight director approach 600 Hour
requirements only. Supp. E.
Artificial horizon, pitch potentiometer. Check the voltage supply and linearity
of the pitch potentiometer (Ref. AMM 34-25-20).
340059 Flight inspection equipment (if fitted). Inspect with the panel lowered. 24 Month
Supp. E.
340063 Flight profile advisory system (if fitted). Do a function test (Ref. AMM 600 Hour
34-16-40). Supp. F.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
340064 Data Nav III radar navigation system (if fitted). Do a function test (Ref. AMM 600 Hour
34-41-81). Supp. F.
340065 Flight system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 34-22, maintenance practices 600 Hour
appropriate to the type of system installed). Supp. F.
340066 Elevator trim servo motor and mount. Check the friction clutch torque value 4800 Hour
(Collins Instruction Book 523-0772135-00111A). Supp. F.
Chapter 35 - Oxygen
350002 Main system stop valve. Make sure wire-locked in the open position. Service A
350003 Main oxygen cylinders. Make sure the cylinder proof test dates are valid. Service A
350005 Crew oxygen masks and hoses. Inspect and disinfect. 600 Hour
350007 Complete oxygen system. Leak test by opening supply master valves and 12 Month
making sure that there is no noticeable drop in contents indication over a period of
one hour.
350008 Crew oxygen system. Flow test (Ref. AMM 35-0*). 12 Month
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Task 350019 (Area F3), inspection of the oxygen masks can be done in
conjunction with this functional test.
350011 Crew masks and hose, and smoke set mask (if fitted). 12 Month
• No signs of deterioration of the rubber.
• Disinfect the masks.
350013 Mask and hose. Inspect and disinfect the mask. 12 Month
350014 Drop-out mask units. Inspect when deployed during system test and disinfect 12 Month
mask.
350015 Portable oxygen supply mask or smoke set mask (if fitted). 12 Month
• No signs of deterioration.
• Disinfect.
• Make sure the contents are adequate.
• Make sure the cylinder proof test dates are valid.
350017 Therapeutic outlets (if fitted). Do a function test with the therapeutic masks 48 Month
installed (Ref. AMM Chapter 35).
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Mod. 252036 introduces oxygen bottles in the rear fuselage in lieu of nose
mounted bottles.
Mod. 252036 introduces oxygen bottles in the rear fuselage in lieu of nose
mounted bottles.
Mod. 252036 introduces oxygen bottles in the rear fuselage in lieu of nose
mounted bottles.
Chapter 38 Water/Waste
380001 Water tank(s) and toilet. Water system sterilized and toilet serviced. Service A
380002 Waste valve and drain lever (if fitted). Make sure of full and free operation. 600 Hour
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
380003 Electrical flushing toilet control circuit components to include timer unit 12 Month
relay, terminal block and wiring (if fitted).
• Inspect with toilet removed.
• Look for signs of corrosion and deterioration of wiring insulation (Ref. AMM
38-30-**).
490001 Applicable only to installed APU’s which have not been inhibited and not run for 14 Day
14 days. Supp. G.
APU. Run at no-load governed speed for at least 5 minutes.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
490002 APU mounting structure. Satisfactory condition of the anti-vibration bushes and 600 Hour
flexible mountings. Supp. G.
490003 Not exceeding every 250 APU running hours. Out of Phase
Supp. G.
APU. Do the 250 Hour and, if applicable, the 500 Hour maintenance requirements
(Garrett MM 49-20-00, Inspection/Check, page block 601).
490004 Not exceeding every 250 APU running hours or 12 months elapsed time, Out of Phase
whichever is the sooner. Supp. G.
APU oil system. Drain and replenish (Garrett MM 49-20-00, Servicing, page
block 301).
490005 Not exceeding every 250 APU running hours or 12 months elapsed time, Out of Phase
whichever is the sooner. Supp. G.
Oil filter. Replace the filter element (Garrett MM 49-90-18).
490006 Not exceeding every 500 APU running hours (GTCP30-92 engines) or not Out of Phase
exceeding every 2500 APU running hours (GTCP30-92C engines). Supp. G.
APU. Do a Hot Section Inspection (Garrett MM 49-20-00, Inspection/Check).
Chapter 51 - Structures
NOTE
Chapter 52 - Doors
If the warning lamp or annunciator goes out, investigate the “door lock”
microswitch for seizure in the operated position.
• Lubricate the door stay center and bottom joints, including lock rollers and
mechanisms (Ref. AMM 20-95-101, Item No. 126).
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
520011 Rear equipment bay access door. Inspect, make sure of the correct operation 600 Hour
of the locking mechanism.
520012 Escape hatch. Check the load required to operate the release mechanism (Ref. 12 Month
AMM 52-20, page block 201, para. 2.B).
520013 Escape hatch seals. Inspect for total seal contact with airframe structure to 12 Month
prevent rainwater going into the cabin when it is unpressurized.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Mod.251429.
Not exceeding 6000 flights and then every 1000 flights or 4 years elapsed
time whichever is the sooner.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Chapter 53 - Fuselage
530002 Nose leg and drag stay mounting brackets. 600 Hour
• Inspect.
• Pre-mod. 252048, pay special attention to signs of cracks originating from
the ends of the trunnion location groove flanges.
NOTE
Mod. 252048 introduces nose leg pick-up fittings having an improved resistance
to fatigue.
Mod. 252073 introduces a new coaming style with provision for a controller of
increased capacity.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
530005 Center fuselage structure below floor to include frames, longerons, 24 Month
stringers and cappings, intercostals, bulkheads, floor beams, beam support
struts, main and subsidiary attachment bracket assemblies.
• Inspect, specially for signs of corrosion and deterioration of the protective
treatment in the keel section.
NOTE
Mod. 256298 introduces protection to the leading edge of the beacon and to the
flaps for rough runway operation.
Mod. 256512 introduces protection to the leading edge of the beacon and to the
flaps for rough runway operation.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
When installing local furnishings, make sure there is a minimum clearance of 1.0
inch between the motor of the fan operated venturi and the local furnishings.
• Look for signs of corrosion at the boundary angle to Frame 19 joints.
NOTE
If you find any defects, extend the inspection to include the right-hand side of the
bulkhead.
530011 Applicable only to airplanes with Rolls Royce Viper engines. Structural
Every 4 years.
Fuselage skin under the engine pylons forward of Frame 19.
• Detail inspect, as far as is possible, using a borescope probe inserted
through the inspection holes introduced by S.B. 53-54.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
530014 Applicable only to airplanes with long range tanks installed. Structural
Not exceeding every 8 years.
Ventral fuel tank to fuselage fairings.
Access: Fairings removed.
• Inspect the removed fairings.
530015 This task is only applicable to airplanes fitted with a Canopy Blister Fairing. Structural
Not exceeding every 4000 flights or 4 years elapsed time, whichever is the
sooner.
Flight compartment roof exterior skin and canopy blister.
Access: Canopy blister and ADF loop aerials removed.
NOTE
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Refer to SB.53-93. Inspection of the upper fuselage skin around periphery of the
cockpit canopy blister interface for possible scoring.
• Detail inspect the external skin above and next to the windows.
530020 Mod. 252048 - Whenever the nose landing gear and drag stay are removed Structural
Pre-mod. 252048 - Not exceeding 4500 landings and then every 1000
landings.
Mounting brackets, nose landing gear and drag stay.
Access: Nose landing gear and drag stay removed.
• Check the tightness of all bolts securing the brackets to the sidewalls (Ref.
AMM 20-09-20 for torque loading figures).
NOTE
Slotted nuts and split pins are normally used on these bolts, KAYLOCK nuts may
be found in some positions as a result of S.B. 53-29. KAYLOCK nuts may be used
to replace slotted nuts where check tightening causes the split pin holes to be out
of line. See SRM 51-30-71 for the use of washers.
Mod. 252048 introduces nose leg pick-up fittings having an improved resistance
to fatigue.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Mod. 251915 repositions the reinforcing straps above and below the emergency
escape hatch inside the skin.
530022 Not exceeding 27 000 flights and then every 4500 flights. Structural
Fuselage lap joints.
Access: Refer to NTM Technique.
• Comply with instructions in NTM 53-10-104.
530023 Whenever the wings are separated from the fuselage. Structural
Skin of the fuselage in the area that is covered by the wing structure.
Access: Wings separated from the fuselage.
• Detail inspect the skin of the fuselage in the area that is covered by the wing
structure.
• Detail inspect the wing attachment brackets and the frame build-up at
frames 13 and 16.
• Detail inspect the drag spigot bearing.
• Inspect the drag spigot housing.
• Check the skin/stringers for separation using the Fokker bond tester.
NOTE
530024 Not exceeding 16 000 flights and then every 1200 flying hours. Structural
Top portion of windshield center post capping strip.
Access: Trim and insulation removed. Blister attachment plate (IPC 53-50-021,
Item 1) removed.
• Detail inspect.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
530025 Not exceeding 4000 landings and then every 4000 landings. Structural
Nose landing gear bay sidewalls.
Access: Panels F152L and F153R removed.
• Comply with instructions in NTM 53-10-111.
530028 Not exceeding 5000 flights then every 1000 flights. Structural
Front pressure bulkhead.
Access: Sound-proofing blankets removed (if fitted).
• Detail inspect the upper sidewall beams and the rudder pedal clearance
pressings for cracks.
• Pay special attention to the area adjacent to the joint with the canopy center
post (see SRM 53-10-11 or SRM 53-10-12, Fig. 5, Sheets 1 and 3).
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
In certain instances it may be necessary to lower the wing or separate the wing
from the fuselage to insert the film packs. In order to determine the conditions of
individual airplane a test may be done by trying to pass a strip of the vinyl carrier,
to the dimensions given in the NDT Technique, between the fuselage lower skin
and the wing top surface.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
In certain instances it may be necessary to lower the wing or separate the wing
from the fuselage to insert the film packs. In order to determine the conditions of a
individual airplane a test may be done by trying to pass a strip of the vinyl carrier,
to the dimensions given in the NDT Technique, between the fuselage lower skin
and the wing top surface.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
When installing local furnishings, make sure a minimum clearance of 1.0 inch
between the motor of the fan operated venturi and local furnishings is kept.
• Detail inspect the right hand side of the rear pressure bulkhead for signs of
corrosion.
• Pay special attention at the boundary angle to Frame 19 joints.
530036 Not exceeding 12 years and then in conjunction with Task No. 530039. Structural
Structure below escape hatch, Frames 13 to 14.
Access: Escape hatch removed, leaded vinyl sleeve peeled back from lower
corners of the escape hatch surround to expose the openings in the surround.
• Detail inspect Frames 13 and 14, as far as is possible, for signs of corrosion
using a borescope probe.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
530039 Between the 15th and 18th year of airplane operation and then every 8 Structural
years.
Center fuselage structure, above the floor.
Access: Refer to relevant NTM Technique.
NOTE
The most economical and practical time to do this inspection is when the quick
trim is removed for refurbishing or other reasons.
Front face of pressure bulkhead. When installing local furnishings, make sure a
minimum clearance of 1.0 inch between the motor of the fan operated venturi and
local furnishings is kept.
• Inspect the skin, as far as is possible, for cracks, signs of corrosion and
deterioration of the protective treatment.
• Comply with instructions in:
• NTM 53-10-101.
• NTM 53-10-102.
• NTM 53-10-103 or NTM 53-10-103A.
• NTM 53-10-104.
• NTM 53-10-106.
NOTE
Should this inspection be done prior to the 15 years after manufacture point, then
please inform:
Service Engineering Manager
Dept. 211-B91
Hawker Beechcraft Corporation
P.O. Box 85
Wichita
Kansas 67201-0085
USA
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
530040 Applicable to airplanes with Rolls Royce Viper engines only. Structural
Not exceeding every 10 000 flights.
Engine beam.
Access: Engines and engine main mounting attachment fittings removed.
NOTE
For the removal and installation of the main engine mounting, cut and repair the
firewall as detailed on drawing 25-ES/R113.
• Detail inspect the multi-layer ends of the beam forming the pick-ups for
damage, cracks and signs of corrosion with a X 10 magnifier.
530041 Applicable to airplanes with Garrett TFE 731-3 engines only. Structural
Not exceeding 10 000 flying hours from installation of TFE 731-3 engines,
and then every 10 000 flying hours.
Engine beam.
Access: Engines and engine main mounting attachment fittings removed (Ref.
AMM Chapter 71).
NOTE
The pylon firewall below the engine front mount assembly and the inside of the
engine pick-up mount bracket can be visually inspected from inside the pylon
access panels. The ends of the engine beam with all the doublers and angles can
be inspected from inside the rear equipment bay area.
• Detail inspect the multi-layer ends of the beam forming the pick-ups for
damage, cracks and signs of corrosion with a X 10 magnifier.
530042 Applicable to airplanes with Garrett TFE 731-3 engines only. Structural
Not exceeding 10 000 flying hours from installation of TFE 731-3 engines,
and then every 10 000 flying hours.
Pylon engine main mounting attachment fittings.
Access: Refer to NTM Technique.
• Comply with instructions in NTM 53-10-110.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
530043 Applicable to airplanes with Garrett TFE 731-3 engines only. Structural
Not exceeding 20 000 flying hours from installation of TFE 731-3 engines,
and then every 20 000 flying hours.
Rear engine mount fittings.
Access: Refer to NTM Technique.
• Comply with instructions in NTM 53-10-110A.
530044 Applicable to airplanes with Rolls Royce Viper engines only. Structural
Not exceeding 39 000 flights and then every 9000 flights.
Attachment fittings for engine main mountings.
Access: Engine main mountings removed.
NOTE
530046 Main entry door surround. Inspect the structure at the lower edge of the 48 Month
surround for signs of corrosion, with the floor panel and corner gusset plates Supp. C.
removed, using a borescope inserted through the inspection holes in the
intercostal introduced by S.B. 53-57.
530047 Ventral fuel tank pick-up attachments. Inspect the attachment links and 48 Month
brackets for signs of corrosion and damage. Supp. D.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
530051 Air inlet duct. Inspect the air vents and inlet ducts, inner skin of the air inlet for 150 Hour
loose or missing rivets. If loose or missing rivets are found then inspect the mid Supp. F.
frame for cracks (S.B. 71-32 for Pre-mod. 252796 aircraft inspection details,
acceptable damage and repeat inspection frequency. For Mod. 252796 aircraft
refer to S.B. 71-36.).
NOTE
530052 Pylon pressure relief panels. Check that the load necessary to open the panels 1200 Hour
is 8 to 12 lb., measured by pulling on the panel rear edges. Lubricate the latch Supp. F.
springs and plungers using grease (Ref. AMM 20-95-11, Item No. 078).
530053 4800 flying hours, then every 2400 flying hours. Structural
Fuselage skin adjacent to cabin window cut-outs.
• Detail inspect skin.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Chapter 55 - Stabilizers
550001 Fairings between the vertical and horizontal stabilizers, to include the bullet 1200 Hour
fairing.
• Inspect.
• Look for signs of deterioration of the sealing strips (where fitted).
550002 Horizontal stabilizer. Inspect the rear face of the rear spar, the fin attachment 48 Month
fittings and elevator hinge brackets.
550003 Horizontal stabilizer. Inspect the rear spar and the horizontal stabilizer to vertical 48 Month
stabilizer attachments as visible with the panels removed.
550005 Not exceeding every 1200 flying hours or 2 years whichever is the sooner. Structural
Vertical stabilizer rib 6.
Access: Panels T4, T6L, T7R and T13 removed.
• Inspect the upper surface of rib 6 for signs of corrosion and damage to the
protective treatment using a concentrated light source and optical aids.
550006 Not exceeding every 1200 flying hours or 2 years whichever is the sooner. Structural
Horizontal stabilizer to vertical stabilizer attachment fittings.
Access: Panels T4, T6L, T7R and T13 removed.
• Clean and detail inspect the inboard and outboard lugs on the horizontal
stabilizer and the lug on the vertical stabilizer using a concentrated light
source and optical aids.
550007 Not exceeding every 1200 flying hours or 2 years whichever is the sooner. Structural
Horizontal stabilizer to vertical stabilizer rear attachment fitting.
Access: Panels T13, T25R, T26L and T45 removed.
• Inspect for signs of corrosion, paying special attention to the condition of the
outboard flanges and webs.
NOTE
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
550011 Between the 15th and 18th year of airplane operation, then every 8 years Structural
(see NOTES), and at each horizontal stabilizer removal after 20 000 flying
hours.
Horizontal stabilizer to vertical stabilizer attachments.
Access: Horizontal stabilizer removed.
NOTE
It is recommended that the initial inspection is done concurrent with the fuselage
15th to 18th year inspection.
Airplanes which have had the horizontal stabilizer removed at or subsequent to
the 12 year inspection can be considered to have satisfied the initial inspection
requirement.
• Detail inspect the attachment lugs for cracks, signs of corrosion and
elongation of the attachment bolt holes.
• Inspect the bolts for signs of wear or corrosion.
• Replace any worn bolts. If holes are elongated replace the bolts (see SRM
55-50-11 or SRM 55-50-12).
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
550013 Applicable to airplanes which are Pre-mod. 251034 Part B with Rolls Royce Viper Structural
522 engines only.
Not exceeding every 500 landings.
Horizontal stabilizer.
Access: Refer to relevant NTM Technique.
• Comply with instructions in:
• NTM 55-10-101.
• NTM 55-10-102.
• NTM 55-10-103 (Shots 1 and 2 only).
NOTE
550014 Applicable to airplanes with Mod. 251034, Pre-mod. 251175 Part A with Rolls Structural
Royce Viper 522 engines only.
Not exceeding every 1250 landings or 4 years.
Horizontal stabilizer.
Access: Refer to relevant NTM Technique.
• Comply with instructions in:
• NTM 55-10-101.
• NTM 55-10-102.
• NTM 55-10-103 (Shots 1 and 2 only).
NOTE
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
550015 Applicable to airplanes with Rolls Royce Viper 521 engines only. Structural
Not exceeding every 2000 landings or 4 years.
Horizontal stabilizer.
Access: Refer to relevant NTM Technique.
• Comply with instructions in:
• NTM 55-10-101.
• NTM 55-10-102.
• NTM 55-10-103 (Shots 1 and 2 only).
550018 Applicable to Airplanes 25009 to 25021 inclusive, Mod. 251034 Pre-mod. 251175 Structural
Part A with Rolls Royce Viper 520 engines only.
Not exceeding every 2500 landings or 4 years.
Horizontal stabilizer.
Access: Refer to relevant NTM Technique.
• Comply with instructions in:
• NTM 55-10-101.
• NTM 55-10-102.
• NTM 55-10-103 (Shots 1 and 2 only).
NOTE
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
550019 Applicable to airplane 25022 and subsequent with Rolls Royce Viper 522 engines Structural
only, Mod. 251175 or Mod. 251462.
Not exceeding every 3000 landings or 4 years.
Horizontal stabilizer.
Access: Refer to relevant NTM Technique.
• Comply with instructions in:
• NTM 55-10-101.
• NTM 55-10-102.
• NTM 55-10-103 (Shots 1 and 4).
NOTE
550021 Not exceeding 15 000 flights and then at every X-Ray inspection of the Structural
horizontal stabilizer.
Horizontal stabilizer top skin ‘T’ fitting and joint strap at the center line of the
stabilizer.
Access: Upper vertical stabilizer removed.
• Detail inspect for cracks and signs of corrosion.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Remove all corrosion found from the spigots to a maximum depth of 0.03 in. and
paint with epoxy primer (Ref. AMM 20-95-401, Item No. 465).
If excessive corrosion is found contact:
Repair D.O.
Hawker Beechcraft Corporation
9709 East Central
P.O. Box 85
Wichita, KS 67201-0085
USA
• Apply corrosion inhibitor LPS 3 or ACF 50 (CCM Chapter 03, PROTECTIVE
TREATMENTS, Paragraph 3.7.2).
• Assemble the spigots, mass balance weights and sideplates using sealant
(Ref. AMM 20-95-301, Item No. 314) to minimize water ingress
and corrosion.
CAUTION
Make sure that the mass balance weights are installed on the same side that they
were removed from.
Chapter 56 - Windows
560001 Task deleted. Content transferred to 12 Month Inspection, task 560007. Monthly
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
560009 Silica-gel container for windshield panel ‘C’ and passenger compartment 12 Month
windows. Make sure the silica-gel crystals are not discoloured.
Mod. 252425 introduces a window with a thicker inner panel and revised bonding
method.
Chapter 57 - Wings
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
Mod. 252659 introduces a steel bracket and arm at the flap outboard hinge.
Mod. 252772 introduces a revised flap to outboard hinge fitting attachment.
570003 Flap support brackets, trunnions, links and hinge arms. Inspect. 12 Month
If corrosion is found while doing NTM 57-30-101, extend the X-Ray coverage
(NTM 57-30-102) until a complete rib bay is found to be free from corrosion.
If the quality of the radiographs is impaired by the presence of pockets of fuel it
would indicate that the internal fuel drain paths are blocked. Operators are
advised to remedy this condition at the first convenient opportunity.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
When replacing the leading edges the profiles must be maintained (Ref: SRM
57-00).
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
570012 Not exceeding 4800 flying hours or 12 years, whichever is the sooner, and Structural
then every 2400 flying hours or 4 years.
Ailerons.
Access: Refer to NTM Technique.
• Comply with instructions in NTM 57-50-103.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
If corrosion is found during the X-Ray inspection, extend the X-Ray inspection
coverage until a complete rib bay is found free of corrosion.
• Inspect the leading edge joint strap at the inboard end of the flaps for cracks
using a borescope probe and the existing 0.25 in. diameter drain hole in the
bottom skin inboard of the inboard hinge fitting. For additional inspection
holes refer to Repair Instruction RIL No. 25WF42.
570014 Not exceeding every 4800 flying hours or 8 years, whichever is the sooner. Structural
Wing internal structure forward of the center spar including the front and center
spars from Ribs 1 to 4, and between and including the front and rear spars from
Rib 4 to the wing tip.
Access: Panels W102, W104, W106, W109, W110, W111, W112, W114, W115,
W116, W117, W130, W202, W204, W206, W209, W210, W211, W212, W214,
W215, W216, W217, W230, W301, W302, W303, W304, W305, W307, W308,
W309, W310, W311, W401, W402, W403, W404, W405, W407, W408, W409,
W410, W411 removed.
• Detail inspect the internal structure, as visible.
• Inspect for signs of corrosion and microbiological contamination.
• Detail inspect the bottom stringers in the area of the wing skin restraint ties
with the aid of a flashlight and mirrors.
NOTE
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
570017 Not applicable to Series 1B and Series 3B airplanes with HSD air conditioning. Structural
Not exceeding 24 000 flying hours and then every 1200 flying hours.
Wing bottom skin at attachments to front spar, between Ribs 1 and 7.
• Detail inspect for cracks and signs of corrosion.
570018 Applicable to Series 1B and Series 3B airplanes with HSD air conditioning only. Structural
Not exceeding 24 000 flying hours and then every 2400 flying hours.
Wing bottom skin at attachments to front spar, between Ribs 1 and 7.
• Detail inspect for cracks and signs of corrosion.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
570020 Not exceeding 24 000 flying hours and then every 9600 flying hours. Structural
Upper surface of the wing bottom skin at the attachment to the centerline joint
adjacent to Rib 0.
Access: Refer to NTM Technique.
• Comply with instructions in NTM 57-30-104.
OR
Not exceeding 24 000 flying hours and then every 7200 flying hours.
• With the Thiokol sealant removed to expose the skin surface, detail inspect
for cracks at the bolt line.
570023 Not exceeding 24 000 flying hours and then every 12 000 flying hours. Structural
Wing bottom skin centerline butt strap and center section beams (24 positions).
Access: Refer to NTM Technique.
• Comply with instructions in NTM 57-00-102.
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
570024 Whenever the wings are separated from the fuselage. Structural
Wing top skin in the area that is covered by the fuselage structure and main
attachment brackets.
Access: Wings separated from the fuselage.
• Detail inspect the skin, stiffeners and main attachment brackets for cracks,
signs of corrosion, security of rivets and damage.
• Inspect the drag spigot for wear.
• Inspect the spigot location plate for security of attachment.
NOTE
ATA
Task
Code Description Inspection
710005 Upper and lower cowls - Latch pins, latch mechanisms, coupling link pins 150 Hour
and hinge fitting bushes. Lubricate with oil (Ref. AMM 20-95-101, Item No. Supp. F.
126).
710006 Cowlings and jet pipe fairings. Inspect, make sure anti-ice air exhaust holes in Service A
the nose cowl, all drain holes, intake and exhaust orifices are unobstructed. Supp. F.
710007 Starter/generator cooling ducts. Make sure the seals are not damaged. Inspect Service A
the cooling fan for cracks. Supp. F.
710008 Engine casings, gearboxes, components and pipelines. No signs of fuel, oil or Service A
air leakage. Supp. F.
710009 Rear cowl. Inspect the inner skin of the fan exhaust duct for dents, cracks, fire 600 Hour
traces or soot. Make sure there are no accumulations of fuel and oil in the Supp. F.
exhaust duct.
Chapter 72 - Engine
720001 Engine. If the engine has not been run during the last 14 days with the aircraft 14 Day
parked outside then do a ground run (Ref. AMM 20-92-22, Section 2H, para. 4). Supp. E.
NOTE
If the aircraft is stored in a dry hangar, the period between engine runs may be
extended to 30 days (The engine oil system must then be primed before running
the engine).
720002 Air intake bullet and the visible compressor blades. Service A
Supp. E.
• Satisfactory condition.
• Satisfactory condition of the entry guide vanes.
• Pre-mod. CV7238 engines only, Make sure the nuts and tab washers
securing the intake bullet to the intake casing are secure.
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Task
Code Description Inspection
720004 Exhaust cone and nozzle. Inspect, specially for signs of gas leaks under the 600 Hour
turbine containment shield. Supp. E.
720005 Inner exhaust cone stay pin cap-nut. Inspect the threads for wear (RR Viper 600 Hour
S.B. 72-A338). Supp. E.
720007 Applicable to aircraft on the British register operating in accordance with BCARs. Out of Phase
Supp. E.
Not exceeding every 12 months.
Engine. Obey the requirements of CAA Airworthiness Notice No. 44, paragraph
8.
720008 Not exceeding every 700 running hours (Pre-mod. CV3535) or not exceeding Out of Phase
every 1000 running hours (Mod. CV3535). Supp. E.
Air intake bullet and compressor blades. Inspect the compressor zero stage
stators (RR Viper S.B. 72-199).
NOTE
720009 Applicable only to installed engines which have not been inhibited and not run for Monthly
four weeks. Supp. F.
Engine. If the aircraft has not been in use for six months or less, every four weeks
motor the engine with the starter sufficiently to achieve N1 rotation, obeying the
manufacturers duty cycle for the starter. Do not move the throttle while the engine
is motoring.
NOTE
For details of engine preservation for aircraft out of use for more than six months,
refer to the Garrett Light Maintenance Manual TFE731-3/3R-1H.
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Task
Code Description Inspection
720010 Accessory drives (starter/generator and alternator). Inspect the drive splines 150 Hour
for wear and lubricate (Engine LMM 72-00-00, Inspection/Check, para. 9). The Supp. F.
period may be extended up to 300 hours as experience dictates. Inspect the
clamping rings for cracks.
NOTE
Lubrication is not required on drive shafts which are Post S.B. TFE 72-3124 or
S.B. TFE 72-3128.
720011 Turbine section and exhaust outlet. Inspect for damaged turbine blades. 150 Hour
Supp. F.
720012 Turbine section and exhaust outlet. Inspect, as visible, for damage to turbine Service A
blades. Supp. F.
720013 By-pass fan and fan duct. Inspect the fan blades for foreign object damage, Service A
erosion, nicks, cracks or distortion. Inspect the fan duct, as visible, for damage. Supp. F.
720014 After 25 engine APR operations during which the ITT has exceeded normal Out of Phase
engine operating limitations. Supp. F.
Engine. Do a Hot Section Inspection (Engine LMM 72-00-00, Inspection/Check).
720015 Not exceeding the engine running hours given in the latest issue of the Garrett Out of Phase
Service Bulletin 72-3106. Supp. F.
Engine. Comply with the Major Periodic Inspection Requirements (Engine LMM
72-00-00, Inspection/Check).
720016 Combustion chamber plenum case. Comply with the Periodic Inspection Out of Phase
Requirements (Engine LMM 72-00-00, Inspection/Check). Supp. F.
720017 Compressor. Comply with the Compressor Zone Periodic Inspection Out of Phase
Requirements (Engine LMM 72-00-00, Inspection/Check). Supp. F.
720018 Accessory drive gearbox. Comply with the Periodic Inspection Requirements Out of Phase
(Engine LMM 72-00-00, Inspection/Check). Supp. F.
720019 Fan support assembly. Comply with the Periodic Inspection Requirements Out of Phase
(Engine LMM 72-00-00, Inspection/Check). Supp. F.
720020 Engine fuel computer control system. At the major periodic inspection test the Out of Phase
operation of the overspeed system in accordance with engine Maintenance Supp. F.
Manual practices 72-00-00, Adjustment/Test.
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Task
Code Description Inspection
720021 Overtemperature limiting system. At the major periodic inspection, do a test Out of Phase
(LMM 72-00-00, Troubleshooting (Pre S.B. 76-3018) or LMM 72-00-00, Supp. F.
Adjustment/Test (S.B. 76-3018)).
720022 Turbine section and exhaust outlet. Do the Hot Section inspection (LMM Out of Phase
72-00-00, Inspection/Check). Supp. F.
720023 Exhaust outlet. At the major periodic inspection, detail inspect the exhaust Out of Phase
nozzle/exhaust pipe V clamps for cracks in the trunnion nut support tubes using Supp. F.
X10 magnification.
720025 Whenever the brackets are removed from the engine. Out of Phase
Supp. F.
NOTE
This task is only required when the engine has accomplished a Major Periodic
Inspection. Refer to Allied Signal Light Maintenance Manual Garrett TFE 731-3.
Forward engine mounting brackets (Part No. 3071071-2).
• Remove and inspect for cracks using magnetic particle inspection (LMM
72-00-00).
730001 LP fuel filter. Bleed any water from the filter. 14 Day
Supp. E.
730002 Fuel filter differential pressure switches. Do a function test (Ref. AMM Service A
73-31-12). Supp. E.
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Task
Code Description Inspection
50 flying hours after the fuel tanks have been opened up or the shock
preventative treatment for microbiological contamination of the fuel tanks has
been done, remove the filter element and inspect. If you are not sure of the
serviceability of the filter element then the filter element must be replaced.
730005 Top temperature control system. Check the calibration (AMM 73-22-0). 1200 Hour
Supp. E.
730006 Fuel filter differential pressure switch. Check the calibration. 2400 Hour
Supp. E.
730008 Not exceeding every 600 flying hours from installation to the engine. Out of Phase
Supp. E.
Engine fuel distribution pump drive coupling. Check the splines for wear (RR
Viper S.B. 72-317).
NOTE
730010 Applicable to aircraft with the Foxboro fuel flow indicating system installed only. Out of Phase
Supp. E.
Not exceeding every 3000 flying hours.
Fuel flow computer, indicators and fuel gone indicator (totalizer). Do a
calibration check.
730011 Fuel system to include pump assembly, control unit, pipelines and PT2 150 Hour
pipelines engine to pod fillets, heaters, filter pressure switches, Supp. F.
temperature switches and fuel flow transmitter. Inspect
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Task
Code Description Inspection
730012 Fuel filter. Replace the filter element (Engine LMM 73-21-02). 300 Hour
Supp. F.
730013 PT2 pipelines to fuel computers. Drain any accumulations of water from the Service A
drain points. Supp. F.
730015 Not exceeding 25 engine operating hours since initial engine installation. Out of Phase
Supp. F.
Engine fuel filter element. Inspect and clean or replace (LMM 73-21-02).
NOTE
750001 Applicable to Pre-mod. CV7141 520 and 521 engines only. Service A
Supp. E.
Anti-icing valve. Inspect the valve mounting flange.
750002 Compressor blow-off (air bleed) valves. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 71-00, 600 Hour
Test C). Supp. E.
750003 Acceleration control. Do a test of the acceleration rate (Ref. AMM 71-00, Test 600 Hour
F). Supp. E.
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Task
Code Description Inspection
750005 Anti-icing valve. Inspect, on 520 Series and 521 Series engines which are 600 Hour
Pre-mod. CV7141 inspect the mounting flange. Supp. E.
750008 Anti-ice system to include pipelines, valves, pressure switches and 150 Hour
controls. Inspect. Supp. F.
760001 Gust lock operated throttle baulk (if fitted). Do a function test for correct Service A
operation (Ref. AMM 27-72, Inspection/Check B).
Mod. 252530 removed the throttle lever friction adjusters from the throttle box.
760004 Throttle and HP fuel cock levers, stop bolts and friction adjuster, cables, 1200 Hour
cable drums, pulleys, pulley brackets in centre pedestal.
• Inspect.
• Make sure of full and free movement of the levers.
• Pre-mod. 252530, make sure of the correct operation of the friction adjuster.
NOTE
Mod. 252530 removes the throttle friction dampers from the throttle box.
760005 Throttle lever control cables. Check cable tensions are correct (Ref. AMM 1200 Hour
76-10).
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Task
Code Description Inspection
760007 After 200 flying hours and not more than 300 flying hours after Control Cable Out of Phase
replacement.
Control cables. Check the tensions of the:
• Power control cables (Ref. AMM 76-10 or 76-10-00).
770001 Power loss indication system water drain traps in the nose bay and right Service A
wing fillet. Drain any water from the drain traps (Ref. AMM 77-32-0). Supp. E.
770002 Power loss indication system water drain traps. Drain any water from the Service A
drain traps (Ref. AMM 77-32-0). Supp. E.
770003 Pen-nib fairings. Make sure that there is a clearance of at least 0.25 in. (0.63 Service A
mm) between the fairings and the exhaust thermo-couple harness. Supp. E.
770005 Turbine overheat warning system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 77-31-0, Test 600 Hour
A). Supp. E.
770006 Exhaust gas temperature indicating system. Check the calibration (Ref. AMM 1200 Hour
77-21-0). Supp. E.
770007 Turbine overheat warning system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 77-31-0, Test 1200 Hour
B). Supp. E.
770008 Indicators. Check the calibration, in conjunction with task 770006. 1200 Hour
Supp. E.
NOTE
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Task
Code Description Inspection
790001 Pressure and scavenge filter elements. Remove the filter elements and inspect 600 Hour
for foreign matter. If there are no signs of foreign matter install the elements. Supp. E.
790004 Oil system. Take an oil analysis sample for SOAP check (Engine LMM 72-00-00, 150 Hour
Inspection/Check, para. 7). Supp. F.
790006 Chip detector. Inspect (Engine LMM 72-00-00, Inspection/Check, para. 8). 150 Hour
Supp. F.
790007 Oil system to include oil tank, pipelines, connectors, clipping, oil pump and 150 Hour
fuel/oil cooler. Inspect. Supp. F.
790008 After the first 25 flying hours since oil fill at the initial engine installation or since oil Out of Phase
change, or following a Major Periodic Inspection or unscheduled maintenance of Supp. F.
the fan gearbox.
Engine oil system. Take an oil sample for a Spectrometric Oil Analysis
Programme (SOAP) check to establish the base line for subsequent SOAP
checks (LMM 72-00-00).
800001 Ignition system. Select relight for each engine in turn and listen to make sure 14 Day
that both high energy igniter plugs are operating. Supp. E.
800002 High energy ignition units, Type C44TS/4. Do a test of the spark rate (Ref. Service A
AMM 80-20). Supp. E.
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Task
Code Description Inspection
800003 Ignition system. Do a function test (Ref. AMM 80-20). 600 Hour
Supp. E.
800004 Applicable to Series 400 aircraft with Mod. 252159 only. 1200 Hour
Supp. E.
Relays, transient torque suppression. Inspect.
NOTE
Mod. 252159 adds two relays in the start/select circuit at panel ZK and minor
wiring changes are made at panels CG and DA in the flight compartment.
800006 Applicable only to aircraft which are Pre S.B. TFE74-3006. Out of Phase
Supp. F.
For engines with an MPI of 1050 hours or less.
Not exceeding 600 hours.
Igniter plugs. Remove and inspect (LMM 74-00-01), install.
800007 Applicable only to aircraft which are Pre S.B. TFE74-3006. Out of Phase
Supp. F.
For engines with an MPI of 1050 hours or less.
Not exceeding 600 hours.
Ignition system. Do a function test (LMM 72-00-00, Inspection/Check, para. 12).
800008 Applicable only to aircraft which are Pre S.B. TFE74-3006. Out of Phase
Supp. F.
For engines with an MPI of 1400 hours.
Not exceeding 800 hours.
Igniter plugs. Remove and inspect (LMM 74-00-01), install.
800009 Applicable only to aircraft which are Pre S.B. TFE74-3006. Out of Phase
Supp. F.
For engines with an MPI of 1400 hours.
Not exceeding 800 hours.
Ignition system. Do a function test (LMM 72-00-00, Inspection/Check, para. 12).
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Code Description Inspection









