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6. Assembly Components to be inspected.
Part No.
Nomenclature
7-311421036
1615-01-l 54-7080
Head, Rotary Wing
7-311421036-7
Head, Rotary Wing
l/-l 3
Head, Rotary Wing
7-311340001-3
1615-01-l 55-6583
T/R Output Shouldered Shaft
7-311340092
3040-01-l 72-8192
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Parts to be Inspected.
Nomenclature
Part No.
Fork Assembly
1
7-511421008
Fork Assembly
5307-01-l 77-5805
Stud, Locking
Nut, Self-Locking
Nut, Self-Locking
531 O-01 -440-4438
8. Inspection Procedures.
NOTE
Inspection 8.a. is performed on the aircraft with nothing
disassembled. The following 600 inch-pound torque check
is only used to determine if the studs are in a loose
condition.
a. No later than next 10 hour/l4 day inspection, perform torque check of three nuts, P/N
securing the T/R Fork to the T/R Gearbox Output Shaft (item 5, paragraph
of reference 13).
Using a torque wrench set to 600 inch-pounds, attempt to turn each nut in a clockwise direction. Any
rotation of the nut before 600 inch-pounds is unacceptable.
b. If nut rotation does not occur before 600 inch-pounds, verify proper indexing of tail rotor fork using
no later than next 250 hour phase inspection.
c. If rotation of any of the nuts occurs before 600 inch-pounds, verify proper indexing of tail rotor fork
prior to the next flight.
NOTE
Task 5.61 of reference 13 refers to a single stud marked
with an
on the end. An
on the stud may be unreliable
and should be ignored. Positive verification of alignment
shall be accomplished prior to each T/R Head installation.
d. Locate the number 1 hole in the T/R Fork. The number 1 hole is the hole adjacent to the Teeter
Stop Arm. For clarification, refer to item 3 in paragraph 5.61.3(a) of reference 13. Apply torque stripe
paint around this hole (not the stud).
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