Aeropro CZ A220, Maintenance Manual

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Maintenance Manual
AEROPRO CZ 3-4
Maintenance Manual
March 21, 2020
a. Clip and fit the new windshield to the required size.
b. When the new windscreen is correctly positioned, fit the upper plate and fix it to the fuselage
using three 2 x 8 mm rivets, using silicone adhesive between the aluminium plate and window.
c.
Then you rivet the aluminium plates and the M4x4 holding screws.
d.
You glue transitionally the plate between the leading edge and window, and let the epoxy cure
again for 24 hours at 65° F at least. Apply polyester putty, primer and lacquer to finish your work.
e.
You glue the upper plate of board panel into place and let the epoxy cure again for 24 hours at
65° F at least.
f.
Reinstall the complete instrument board panel.
3.12 Cabin Doors
The cockpit is accessed via a clear, polycarbonate door on either side of the aircraft. The doors
are fitted to the airplane by hinges along its upper edge. The doors are supported when in the
open position by a gas pressure spring. Both doors are lockable and have a glazed finish.
3.13 Removal and Installation
3.13.1 Required Tools: 8 & 10mm wench
3.13.2 Parts required: None
3.13.3 Level of Maintenance: Light
3.13.4 Certification required: Owner
To remove cabin doors (refer to figure 3-1) unlock and open the doors, detatch the support gas
struts (3) from the door bracket (4). Withdraw safety pins from both rear hinges on the upper edge of the
doors (2). Installation is carried out in reverse order.
Caution
Use great care when cutting the windshield with a jig saw, the temperature of the
window must be 65° F at least. Lower temperatures could more easily cause the
material to crack or break when sawing.