Eagle ICA-D212-725, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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CHAPTER 52 – DOORS AND WINDOWS (52-00-00)
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Revision: 4
Date: 11.06.01
52.4 CARGO COMPARTMENT DOOR
The cargo compartment door is located on the
forward right side of the tail boom. The door is
hinged on the forward end and has a latch and
lock on the aft end. The door is a honeycomb
panel with both faces of aluminum alloy.
52.4.1 Removal
52.4.1.1
Open cargo compartment door.
52.4.1.2 Disconnect chain from cargo
compartment door.
52.4.1.3
Remove nuts, washers, and bolts from
hinges. Remove cargo compartment door.
52.4.2 Inspection
52.4.2.1 Inspect chain for security and
condition.
52.4.2.2 Inspect hinge for cracks and
distortion.
52.4.2.3
Inspect latch for proper operation and
security.
52.4.2.4 Inspect switch for operation of
baggage compartment light and caution panel
segment DOOR LOCK when baggage
compartment door is opened.
52.4.3 Repair
52.4.3.1 Replace
unserviceable parts in latch
mechanism.
52.4.3.2
Repair door structural damage. Refer
to BHT-MED-SRM-1 and to FAA Publication AC
43.13-1B, Aircraft Inspection and Repair Manual
for repair of honeycomb panels.
52.4.3.3
Replace damaged seals (paragraph
52.1.2).
52.4.4 Installation
52.4.4.1
Position baggage door over hinges
on tailboom.
52.4.4.2
Install bolts, washers, and nuts.
Install cotter pins.
52.4.4.3
Connect chain to door.
52.4.4.4 Check operation of door lock
caution switch (Chapter 96).
52.5 ACCESS COVERS AND DOORS
The following paragraphs provide maintenance
information for the hinged upper and lower nose
doors, electrical equipment access door,
miscellaneous access covers and doors, and tail
rotor driveshaft access covers.
52.5.1 Nose Access Doors
Two hinged doors give access to nose
compartment. The lower door is of aluminum
alloy construction and swings down after
removal of attaching studs, and raising upper
door. The upper door is of fiberglass faced
honeycomb construction and swings up after
release of manually activated latches or removal
of attaching studs.
52.5.1.1 Removal
52.5.1.1.1 Remove attaching studs from lower
door and open door. Disconnect hinge
assemblies from fittings on structure and remove
door assembly.
52.5.1.1.2 Remove upper door by removing
screws which attach top of door to hinges and
releasing latches.