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ZENAIR CH2000 SERVICE MANUAL
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BRAKE MAINTENANCE
REPLACEMENT OF BRAKE MASTER CYLINDER - Fig. 11
1. Remove the master cylinder from the mounting bracket by removing the brake lever
pivot bolt and the master cylinder pivot pin, and disconnect.
2. Remove the cylinder from the airplane.
REINSTALL the master cylinder in reverse of removal instructions. Check all connections for security and
leaks.
REPLACEMENT OF "O" RINGS IN MASTER CYLINDER - Fig. 11
1. Remove the brake master cylinder.
2. Disassemble the master cylinder by removing the snap ring and extracting the plunger
assembly from the cylinder housing.
3. Thoroughly clean the cylinder housing and component parts with a suitable solvent.
After inspecting the parts for any defects, replace the "O" rings.
Note: Use a small amount of hydraulic fluid on the "O" rings and component parts to prevent damage during
reassembly.
REASSEMBLE the master cylinder in the reverse order given for disassembly, being careful not to damage
the "O" rings.
Reinstall the master cylinder and bleed the brake system.
BLEEDING PROCEDURE
If the brake line has been disconnected for any reason, it will be necessary to bleed the brake and line as
described below.
Connect the bleeding unit hose to the fitting at the bottom of the brake unit and pressure fill the brake system
with MIL-H-5606 fluid.
Remove the bleeding unit hose after tightening the fitting.
Repeat the bleeding procedure on the other gear.
BRAKE PADS REPLACEMENT
When the brake pads become worn excessively (1/16” pad thickness), they are replaced with new pads.
REMOVAL
Remove the wheel (see page 5.2 - Replacement of main wheel).
Remove the two bolts holding the pads.
Remove the pads.
REINSTALL in reverse order. Check for safeties and operation.
Note: - No adjustment of brake clearance is necessary on the brakes.
- The brake disc should not necessarily be replaced because of circumferential
grooving.
5.4
3 Apr 95