Airglas, Inc.
Manual # GLH3000-105
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MANUAL REVISION B
27 July 2011
THIS MANUAL INCLUDES INFORMATION PROPRIETARY TO
Airglas, Inc.
AND SHALL NOT BE USED TO MANUFACTURE OR REPRODUCE ANY PART OR
ASSEMBLY WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION OF
Airglas, Inc.
(5.0 Servicing Information-Continued)
operating, and servicing the system. The fluid level should not be lower than 1/3 full in the
reservoir, and should only be serviced with the cylinder fully retracted to prevent overflow.
6.0 Instructions for Continued Airworthiness
MAINTENANCE AND GROUND HANDLING RESTRICTIONS
1. DO NOT – Push or Pull on skis to move aircraft.
2. DO NOT – Subject to flame or high heat.
3. DO NOT – Attempt to jack aircraft using the skis for a Jack Point.
4. DO NOT – Subject to harsh solvents or caustic chemicals.
5. DO NOT – Use skis as a tie down for the aircraft.
6. DO NOT – Attempt to change a tire with the skis installed.
7. DO NOT – Rely on standard wheel chocks with skis installed.
MAINTENANCE OPERATIONAL CHECKS
10-14 Check (10 hour or 14 day inspection)
1.
CHECK – Bungees, cables, clevis pins, cotter pins, nuts, bolts and attach fittings for security.
2.
CHECK – Cylinders for leaks at the seals and fittings.
3.
CHECK – Hydraulic pump fluid level and inspect for leaks, and wiring connections.
4.
CHECK – GLH3000 Ski Kit for cracks, excessive wear, fractures, abrasions, and delamination.
5.
CHECK – Door Guides for wear and security. Lube with silicone spray or wax.
INSPECTION CRITERIA
100/Annual
(100 hour or Annual inspection interval)
1.
INSPECT – The GLH3000 Ski for:
Cracks, wear, fractures and abrasions. Inspect the bottom for cracks, scratches,
delamination, and excess wear. If fibers are exposed or damaged, consult
Airglas. If ski shows signs of delamination, contact Airglas. Inspect the door
guides for wear and security. Lubricate guides with silicone spray or wax.
2.
INSPECT – The Forward Bungee, Safety Cable Assy. and Rear Check Cable
Assy. for integrity, wear, abrasion and fraying. Inspect all associated hardware
for security. Replace bungees when frayed or tension is less than 70 pounds in
most slack position.
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