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THIS DATA AND INFORMATION DISCLOSED HEREIN IS
PROPIETARY DM A OF GULFSTREAM AEROSPACE GV SIN 506
CORPORATION. NEITHER THIS DA FA NOR THE DAT A CAGE CODE SIZE DWG NO. REV.
CONTAINED HEREIN SHALL BE REPRODUCED. USED OR
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AUTHORIZA1ION OF GULFS IREAM AEROSPACE CORP. MAC T MAISER-
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Section 1
This drawing defines and authorizes specific repair/modification drawing(s) for the serial
numbered aircraft below. This drawing will be revised ilwhen additional repair andior
modification drawings are required.
Dwg Repair
Rev Drawing Title
Number (Dash No.)
SE55202I 09 SKIN FtPR-STA 782-828.5. STGR I 6R- 18R -1
A SE05 102901 B STD RPR-BUSHING INSTL. FUSELAGE SKIN -I
B SF35105101 GV FLOORBD RPR-INSERT REMOVAL. & REPLACEMENT
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Section II
This section identifies Gulfstrearn typc-dcsign data for which the 8 I I 0-3 form is net available foe O.C. Dept to support
aircraft departure. Q.0 and shop personnel have verified the drawing effectivity is appropriate for use on the aircraft
serial number identified in this drawings tide.
This section also defines and authorizes amplierriemlor type-design data that is approved for use during rework of
the aircraft serial number hlentifted in this drawing's tide.
This section will be revised ilfwhen additional type-design data is required to support rework of this aircraft.
Repair
Dwg Number Res' Drawing Title
(Dash No.)
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This section defines and authorises specific deviations encountered ea aircraft serial number identified in this
drawing's fide. These are deviations noted while this aircraft was undergoing service repair or modification at
Gulfiereun Savannah Service Center.
This section also addresses structural discrepancies on aircraft which ate not covered by existing repair drawings.
Structural repair manual or other FAA approved sources.
GuIfstnani Service Engineering has reviewed the discrepancies listed below for the aircraft serial number identified in
this drawing's title. All items hated below have been reviewed and are deemed ainvorthy for continued normal
operations.
REV. A
CS2.621tS4.11. Discrepancy: Aircraft sustained a lightning strike and numerous entsyfexit points have been noted.
Overview of affected areas en Fasebge Skis Rai sides
Overview affected areas bewste• FS 79.250 and FS 123.6117
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REV. A cont.
CS262854.1.1.11 Preliminary Engineering Disposition:
FOR AREAS: fl 1 LOWER HOLE ONLY. #5. 09. 010, Al, 111Z 013. & NI 4
USE HOLE CONTROL TOOLING TO PULL HOLE 100% IN THE DIRECTION REQUIRED TO CLEAN OUT
THE BLENDED/DAMAGED AREAS. HOLE IS TO BE OPENED TO A CLEAN AND ROUND.I 61-.I 66 DIA.
THEN COUNTERSINK FOR AN NASI097AD5 RIVET, THE COUNTERSINK BEING CONCENTRIC TO THE
NEW HOLE DIA. MAINTAIN MINIMUM 1.5 X DIAMETER EDGE DISTANCE ON OVERSIZED HOLES. IF
OVERSIZED HOLE REMOVE ALL DAMAGE THEN INSTALL NAS1097ADS RIVETS IN SUBJECT HOLES
WET WITH F5890 SEALANT OR EQUIVALENT PRODUCT PER MIL-S-8802 IF ANY OF THE
BLENDEDIDAMAGED AREA DOES NOT CLEAN OUT, RESUBMIT INFORMATION WITH PICTURES FOR
FURTHER DISPOSITIONING.
FOR AREAS:Y I, #2. 03.S4. 06. 07, @ 08
PLEASE MARK THE EXACT RIVET LOCATION ON THE PROVIDED DRAWING AND RESUBMIT
INFORMATION FOR FURTHER DISPOSITIONING.
FOR THE HORIZONTAL TIPCAP.
REMOVE STATIC WICK BASE AND INSPECT BASE EATING SURFACE AND THE ATTACHING
SURFACE OF THE TIPCAP FOR DAMAGE. RESUBMIT RESULTS.
CSZ62854.I.2 & ES262894.I_1 Discrepancy: ACC Customer has complied with the prelim disposition and provided
details.
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CS262854.1.2 & CS267354.1.3 Discrepancy cont.:
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REV. A cont.
C.749$4413 & CS262854.I.3 Discrepancy cont.:
realt2244 1.2.1 Prolhnlaary Engiamtiog Disposition: FOR AREAS: 0 1, 42,03, 64. trk 07, & 48
PLEASE MEASURE THE FASTENER PITCH (CENTER-TO-CEVIER HOLE DISTANCE) TO THE
ADJACENT FASTENER ABOVE AND TO THE ADJACENT FASTENER BELOW THE DISCREPANT HOLE.
IF THERE IS AN ADJACENT FASTENER FORWARD OR AFT OF THE SUBJECT HOLE, PLEASE PROVIDE
THE FASTENER PITCH FOR THOSE ALSO. MEASUREMENTS PROVIDED SHOULD BE TO .XX INCH
MINIMUM DECIMAL PLACE ACCURACY. RESUBMIT RESULTS FOR FURTHER DISPOSITIONING.
FOR AREAS: N 3 LOWER HOLE ONLY, 05, 89, MO. MI I, t/12. 813.8 814
THAT WERE DISPOSITONED PREVIOUSLY, IF THE HOLES HAVE NOT BEEN COUNTERSUNK. LIMIT
COUNTERSINK TO .240 INCH DIA. AND AFTER INSTALLING THE NASI097ADS RIVET. SHAVE HEAD
FLUSH. THE HORIZONTAL TIPCAP IS ACCEPTABLE AS IS FOR CONTINUED NORMAL OPERATION.
TOUCH-UP FIN 213 3012 AND PAINT TO CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS.
C9-949244.1.3.1 Eaglateerlog Dbposkko• Sr AREAS 04,6, & 8:
AT NOTED LOCATIONS INSTALL FRFFIE PLUGS PER SE05102901-I. KEEP FREEZE PLUG HOLES TO A
MINIMUM SIZE TO CLEAN OUT DAMAGE WHILE SATISFYING ALL REPAIR DRAWING REQUIREMENTS.
AREAS 4 AND 8 SHOULD HAVE A .453 DIA. HOLE WITH A .490,500 DIA. CSK. AREAS 6 SHOULD BE A
.281 DIA. HOLE WITH A .320,330 DIA. CSK.
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Section III cont.
REV. A ant.
CS2621154.133 Engineering Disposition for AREAS MI 3. tc 7:
AT NOTED LOCATIONS INSTALL FREEZE PLUGS PER 5E05102901-I. KEEP FREEZE PLUG HOLES TO A
MINIMUM SIZE TO CLEAN OUT DAMAGE WHILE SATISFYING ALL REPAIR DRAWING REQUIREMENTS.
AREA 1 & AREA 3 UPPER LOCATION SHOULD HAVE A 312 DIA. HOLE WITH A .360,370 DIA. CSK.
AREA 7 UPPER AND LOWER LOCATIONS SHOULD BE A .2131 DIA. HOLE WITH A .320-.330 DIA. CSK..
WHILE AREA 7 CENTER LOCATION SHOULD HAVE A A53 MA. HOLE WITH A .490,500 DIA CSK.
CS262854.1.33 Esgiaortieg Dispestitloa for AREA NI
AT NOTED LOCATION INSTALL A FREEZE PLUG PER 5E05102901.1. KEEP FREEZE PLUG HOLES TO A
MINIMUM SIZE TO CLEAN OUT DAMAGE WHILE SATISFYING ALL REPAIR DRAWING REQUIREMENTS.
AREA 2 SHOULD HAVE A .312 DIA. HOLE WITH A .360-370 DIA CSK.
AfTetted 'AXIS= on FWD Skin (Ann #3)
Gulfstream.
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Section III cont.
REV. A cont.
CS262854.1.3.1: 1.3.2 & 1.3.3 Engineering lb.po.ition coot.
Affected Rivet locations on Aft Skin (areas NI, ft2, N4, 06,11, N8)
CS262354.13.4 Lightening Disposition for AREA //IS:
AREA $15 IS ACCEPTABLE FOR CONTINUED NORMAL OPERATIONS. TOUCHUP FINISH AREA WITH #213,
*3012 AND TOPCOAT TO MATCH SURROUNDING FINISH.
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GUITSTREAM V
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
UNSCHEDULED MAINTENANCE CHECKS - INSPECTION / CHECK
1. Lightning Strike — Inspection
A. Preparation
(1) References
• Safe Ground Maintenance Procedure, 20-00.00, Maintenance Practices
• Preflight - Inspection, 20-00-00, Inspection / Check
• Aileron and Trim Control System - Operational Test. 27-10-00, Adjustment / Test
• Aileron / Flight Spoiler Control System - Functional Test, 27.11-00, Adjustment / Test or
Code 271103
• Rudder and Trim Control System - Operational Test. 27-20.00, Adjustment / Test or
Code 272113
• Elevator Control System - Operational Test, 27-30-00, Adjustment Test or Code
273005
• Flap System - Operational Test, 27-50-00. Adjustment Test or Code 275003
• Ground Spoiler System - Functional Test, 27.62-00, Adjustment / Test or Code 276203
• Engine Lower Cowl Door - Open and Close Procedures, 71-10-00, Maintenance
Practices
• Engine Upper Cowl Door - Open and Close Procedures. 71-10-00. Maintenance
Practices
• Engine Scavenge Strainers - Detailed Inspection, 79.21.03, Inspection / Check or Code
792107
• Engine and Accessory Gearbox Magnetic Chip Detectors - Detailed Inspection,
79-21-04, Inspection / Check or Code 790011
(2) Aircraft Preparation
(a) Prepare aircraft for safe ground maintenance. See Safe Ground Maintenance
Procedure, 20-00-00, Maintenance Practices.
(b) When a lightning strike is reported, four following items of information should be
obtained from flight crew:
• Did anyone actually see the strike and, if so, where was it
• Was landing gear extended or retracted
• Were flaps extended or retracted
• Were spoilers extended or retracted
Oa B. Inspection
1) Perform inspection of airframe as follows:
WARNING: FAILURE TO DISSIPATE HYDRAULIC PRESSURE BEFORE INSTALLING
OR REMOVING ALL LANDING GEAR AND LANDING GEAR DOOR
SAFETY DEVICES SHALL CAUSE DAMAGE TO AIRCRAFT OR MAY
RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
FAILURE TO ENSURE ALL PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT ARE CLEAR
OF FLIGHT CONTROL SURFACES BEFORE OPERATING FLIGHT
CONTROLS MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
(a) Dissipate hydraulic system pressure by cycling flight controls and / or operating brake
pedals several times.
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WARNING: FAILURE TO INSTALL ALL LANDING GEAR AND LANDING GEAR
DOOR SAFETY DEVICES BEFORE WORKING IN ANY WHEEL WELL
MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
(b) Install all landing gear and landing gear door safety devices.
(c) If location of lightning strike entry point is known, perform the following:
NOTE: On occasion, one rivet may have a lower resistance than others and may
attract a low current. This can cause a rivet to melt away. Paint discoloration
will also be evident. If such a condition covers an area of several fasteners, it
will be necessary to check the heat treat condition of the material to determine
if it has been locally affected. If this situation is encountered, contact
Gulfstream Technical Operations for assistance.
If discrepancies are found in this procedure, contact Gulfstream Technical
Operations for disposition and assistance.
Start at known location and verify a strike entry point.
Start from strike entry point, look for a path of pinpoint bum marks and / or
charred spots on paint surface structure and proceed along the path as far as
possible and locate the exit point.
3 Replace any burned or charred static wick(s) as required.
NOTE: Static discharge wicks are the most likely exit path.
If lightning strike entry point location is unknown, perform the following:
of/Ai From ground level, no greater than arms length distance, start forward of main
entrance door and proceed clockwise around aircraft.
NOTE: Follow the sequence detailed in Preflight - Inspection. 20.00.00,
Inspection / Check.
N/A 2 Visually inspect all extremities of aircraft including radome, wing tips / winglets,
fuselage tail cone for pinpoint bum marks and / or charred spots.
Ni A 3 Visually inspect all projections such as antennas, angle of attack probes. pilot
static probes and total air temperature probes for pinpoint bum marks and f or
charred spots.
N/A4 Visually inspect upper fuselage, vertical stabilizer and horizontal stabilizer for
pinpoint burn marks and / or charred spots on structure and control surfaces
including static wicks.
04
(e) Was the landing gear extended? If Yes, inspect the following:
A/M1 (fuselage
Visually inspect main and nose landing gear structural attachment locations
and gear) for indication of electrical current passing through landing
gear (burn marks or charred spots).
a If more than 2 square inches of paint discoloration is seen, disassemble
and inspect all moveable joints between the discharge point(s) and
airframe structure.
l) Where indication is present, replace all bearings located between fixed
airframe structure and the exit point on the landing gear.
04 2 Visually inspect for melted
grease nipples.
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a If a melted grease nipple is found, disassemble the joint, check surface
condition, clear all grease passages, replace nipple and reservice with
grease. Accomplish replacement within 50 flying hours.
AM 3 current
Visually inspect brackets holding electrical components for indication of electrical
passage.
a If burn marks and I or charred spots are found on electrical component
brackets, perform a functional check of electrical component.
4..//4 4 Visually inspect brackets holding hydraulic components for indication of electrical
current passage.
a If burn marks or charred spots are found on hydraulic component brackets,
it is possible the contained hydraulic fluid was subjected to excessive heat
build-up. The amount of heat absorbed depends on how much surrounding
metal is available to form a heat sink. If that possibility exists, drain, flush
and reservice affected hydraulic system.
g/Af) If flaps and / or spoilers were extended, inspect the following:
N/A 1 Visually inspect ailerons, flaps and spoilers for indication of electrical current
passage.
a If burn marks or charred spots are found on any surfaces, visually inspect
all connections between parent surface and affected surfaces including
bonding jumpers, hinges, bearings and lateral control system including
ailerons, flight spoiler and ground spoiler actuators and attachments.
b For wing mounted surfaces, visually inspect their controls along wing rear
beam.
c If there is indication that a high current passed through an aileron, flap or
spoiler bearing, disassemble bearing for an inspection of bearing surface
and grease / lubricant. Replace sealed bearings that are affected by a high
current.
2 Visually inspect elevators and elevator trim tabs for indication of electrical current
passage.
a If burn marks or charred spots are found on elevator surfaces, visually
inspect all connections including bearing hinges and bonding jumpers back
down to fuselage.
( 44 3 Visually inspect horizontal stabilizer pivot area, horizontal stabilizer actuator and
its attachment for evidence of burn marks or charred spots.
AlfikAl If there is no sign of damage or deterioration from a high current, perform a
functional test of each of the following systems:
• Aileron and Trim Control System - Operational Test, 27-10-00, Adjustment
/ Test
• Aileron / Flight Spoiler Control System - Functional Test, 27-11-00,
Adjustment / Test or Code 271103
• Rudder and Trim Control System • Operational Test, 27-20-00, Adjustment
/ Test or Code 272113
• Elevator Control System - Operational Test, 27-30-00, Adjustment / Test or
Code 273005
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• Flap System - Operational Test. 27-50-00, Adjustment / Test or Code
275003
• Ground Spoiler System - Functional Test, 27-62-00, Adjustment I Test or
Code 276203
(2) Visually inspect all structural joints between point where current entered airframe and exit
point.
Perform inspection of engines as follows:
a) Position maintenance platform(s) by engine as required.
(b) Ensure that the engine has been shut down for at least 5 minutes.
(c) Open upper and lower cowl doors. See Engine Lower Cowl Door - Open and Close
Procedures, 71-10-00, Maintenance Practices and Engine Upper Cowl Door - Open
and Close Procedures, 71.10.00, Maintenance Practices.
(d) Perform external Visual Inspection of the engine for damage.
(e) If there are signs of damage or arcing, inspect the following oil system components:
Examine the scavenge oil strainers (see Engine Scavenge Strainers - Detailed
Inspection, 79-21-03, Inspection I Check or Code 792107):
• Accessory gearbox
• Front bearing chamber
• Rear bearing chamber
OM 2 Examine magnetic chip detectors after 25 ±10 hours. See Engine and Accessory
Gearbox Magnetic Chip Detectors - Detailed Inspection, 79.21-04, Inspection I
Check or Code 790011.
/V/4f) If no metal particles are found in Step 1.B.(3Xe)2 proceed as follows.
1 Perform Step 1.11(3)(02 again after 50 :O0. 75 t10 and 100 +10 flight hours.
NOTE: If no metal particles are found after 100±10 flight hours, return engine to
normal operations.
AL ) Examine fan blades for arc burns (lightning strikes).
NOTE: A sign of arc bum is a circular or semicircular area on the blade surface. 7
area will have a change of color (dark blue oxide), there can also be signs
pitting, melting or cracking.
C. Follow On •
(1) Inspect for presence of foreign objects.
(2) Record all maintenance actions in accordance with current governing authority.
2. Hail Damage to Aircraft / Engine — Inspection
NOTE: This inspection can be utilized for hail damage to aircraft and / or engine sustained in-flight or on
the ground.
A. Preparation
SPECIAL TOOLS AND TEST EQUIPMENT
Maintenance Platform Standard
(1) References
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RR BR710-Al EMM 72-00-00-200-806 RevDate: Nov 15/06
Inspection of the Engine after lightning Strike
Effectivity: BR710 INSPECTION/CHECK 06
TASK 72-00-00-200-806 Inspection of the Engine after
Lightning Strike
WARNING: BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU DO WORK ON THE ENGINE PARTS
AFTER THE ENGINE IS SHUTDOWN. THE ENGINE PARTS
CAN STAY HOT FOR ALMOST ONE HOUR.
WARNING: DO NOT TOUCH HOT PARTS WITHOUT APPLICABLE
GLOVES. HOT PARTS CAN CAUSE AN INJURY. IF YOU GET
AN INJURY PUT IT IN COLD WATER FOR 10 MINUTES AND
GET MEDICAL AID.
1. Job Set-Up Information
A. Fixtures, Tools, Test and Support Equipment
REFERENCE DESIGNATION
No Specific Access Platform(s)
No Specific Circuit Breaker Safety Clip(s)
No Specific Inspection Lamp
No Specific Inspection Mirror
e . Referenced Information
REFERENCE DESIGNATION
71-10-00, PB 201 Open the Upper and Lower Cowls
TASK 71-10-00-010-
801
71-10-00, PB 201 Close the Upper and Lower Cowls
TASK 71-10-00-410-
801
72-31-02, PB 601 Inspection of the Compressor (Fan) Blades
TASK 72-31-02-200- and the Annulus Fillers
801
79-00-00, PB 601 Inspection of the Oil System - General
TASK 79-00-00-200-
801
04 . Job Set-Up
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RR BR710-A1 EMM 72-00-00-200-806 RevDate: Nov 15/06
Inspection of the Engine after Lightning Strike
Effectivity: BR710 INSPECTION/CHECK 06
SUBTASK 72-00-00-860-013
(s. Aircraft configuration
etitin, Make sure the aircraft is prepared for safe ground maintenance
(Refer to the Aircraft Maintenance Manual (AMM)).
£(/41(2) Prepare the engine for safe ground maintenance
(a) Make sure that the engine has been shut down for at least 5
minutes.
4.--(b) Open, safety and tag the circuit breakers (Refer to the AMM).
3) Put the access platform(s) in position.
SUBTASK 72-00-00-010-008
J1L(B. Open the Upper and Lower Cowl Doors (Refer to 71-10-00, PB
201/TASK 71-10-00-010-801).
3. Procedure
SUBTASK 72-00-00-210-016
QA
/14A. Visually examine the engine externally for damage.
NOTE: If there are signs of damage or arcing, continue with SUBTASK
72-00-00-210-017.
UBTASK 72-00-00-210-017
. Examine the oil system items that follow:
ep44 (1) Examine the magnetic chip detectors after 25 (+/-10) flight hours
(Refer to 79-00-00, PB 601/TASK 79-00-00-200-801).
N/A (2) If no metal particles are found in step (1)
(a) Do step (1) again after 50 (+/-10), 75 (+/-10) and 100 (+/-10)
flight hours.
(b)
If no metal particles are found after 100 flight hours start
normal operations again.
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Inspection of the Engine after Lightning Strike
Effectivity: BR710 INSPECTION/CHECK 06
SUBTASK 72-00-00-210-019
014 . Examine the fan blades for arc burns (lightning strikes)
(1) Examine the fan blades, (Refer to 72-31-02, PB 601/TASK 72-31-
02-200-801).
NOTE: A sign of arc burn is a circular or semi-circular area on the
blade surface. The area will have a change of color (dark
blue oxide), there can also be signs of pitting, melting or
JBS1.
30C1toa 20A000 cracking.
4 SUBTASK 72-00-00-869-002
D. Record the lightning strike in the engine log book.
4. Close-Up
SUBTASK 72-00-00-160-005
A. Make sure that the work area is clean and clear of all tools and
equipment.
SUBTASK 72-00-00-410-010
B. Close the Upper and Lower Cowl Doors (Refer to 71-10-00, PB
201/TASK 71-10-00-410-801).
SUBTASK 72-00-00-860-014
C. Aircraft configuration
(1) Put the engine back to a condition for operation
(a) Remove the access platform(s) from the work area.
(b) Remove the safety clips and the tags and close the circuit
breakers (Refer to the Aircraft Maintenance Manual (AMM)).
(2) Put the aircraft back to a condition for operation (Refer to the AMM).
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WORK ORDER. EM3XE005-0407
REGISTRATION SERIAL NO. TITLE 308004
N33XE 506 Ice Detector Probe Pavlof 1
LOGBOOK AUTHORITY (Right) - Operational Test PARENT CON/ OPERABCN
Airframe Part 135
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AREA
308003 Ice Detector Probe (Left) - Operational Test
308004 Ice Detector Probe (Right) - Operational Test
A. reparation
(1) Reference
• Safe Ground Maintenance Procedure, 20-00-ao, maintenance Practices
2) Aircraft Preparation
a) Prepare aircraft for safe ground maintenance. See Safe Ground Maintenance
Procedure, 20.00.00, Maintenance Practices.
(b) Ensure the following Circuit Breakers (CB) are depressed:
CB NAME CB PANEL CB LOCATION
COMBINED WOW Pilot C2
WARN LTS PWR #2 LEER A9
ANN LTS PWR #6 LEER B7
L ICE DET CONT LEER E3
L ICE DET LEER F3
WARN LTS PWR #1 REER A23
ANN LTS PWR #7 REER 824
R ICE DET CONT REER E14
R ICE DET REER F14
) Apply electrical power to aircraft.
(d) On DISPLAY SYSTEM CONTROL panel, select all switches to NORM.
e) On System Monitor panel, select MAINT TEST switch to on.
I B. Prrocedure
I ) Pull L ICE DET circuit breaker. Verify the following CAS message is displayed:
• L ICE DETECT FL (amber)
) Depress L ICE DET circuit breaker. Verify the following on CAS:
• L ICE DETECT FL message is not displayed, then is displayed for 2 - 4 seconds and
then is not displayed
• L ICE DETECTED (amber) message is displayed for 1 second (approximately) and
I then is not displayed
Pull R ICE DET circuit breaker. Verify the following CAS message is displayed:
• R ICE DETECT FL (amber)
Depress R ICE DET circuit breaker. Verify the following on CAS:
• R ICE DETECT FL message is not displayed, then is displayed for 2 - 4 seconds and
I then is not displayed
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308003 Ice Detector Probe (Left) - Operational Test
308004 Ice Detector Probe (Right) - Operational Test
• R ICE DETECTED (amber) message is displayed for 1 second (approximately) and
I then is not displayed
How On
1) Pull L ICE DET and R ICE DET circuit breakers.
On System Monitor panel, select MAINT TEST switch to OFF.
3) On DISPLAY SYSTEM CONTROL panel, select all switches to OFF.
(4) Remove electrical power from aircraft.
(5) Inspect for presence of foreign objects.
I (6) Record all maintenance actions in accordance with current governing authority.
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