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MAINTENANCE
MANUAL
SUPPLEMENT FOR
C.A.A. CONFIGURATION WITH
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MAINTENANCE
MANUAL
SUPPLEMENT FOR
C.A.A. CONFIGURATION WITH
APPROVED MAXIMUM GROSS WEIGHT
TO 11,900 POUNDS (5398 Kilograms).
Bell Helicopter El I
A Subsidiary of Textron Inc.
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Post Office Box 482 Fort Worth, Texas 76101 7 November 1988
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LIST OF CHAPTERS
Chapter
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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION ............................................................ 1-00-00
AIRWORTHINESS
AIRWORTHINESS LIMITATIONS AND COMPONENT
LIMITATIONS OVERHAUL OVERHAUL ..........................
AND COMPONENT 4-00-00
INSPECTIONS
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INTRODUCTION
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AIRWORTHINESS
LIMITATIONS
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INSPECTIONS
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INTRODUCTION
GENERAL
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412 helicopters with approved maximum gross weight
to 11,900 lbs. (5398 Kg.). Only the differences
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between standard FAA Model 412 helicopters and
CAA Model 412 helicopters are addressed in this
supplement.
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Chapter 55 (Inspections).
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CHAPTER 5
INSPECTIONS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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5-1 INSPECTIONS
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HELICOPTER REGISTRATION NO.
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5-3 TRANSMISSION
External surfaces for evidence of grease leakage and overheating (refer to basic manual 20
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Tail rotor gearbox, driveshafts, hangers and couplings for evidence of physical damage.
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NOTE: Accomplish the following check(s) in addition to those contained in the basic maintenance
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Overtorque is defined as any incident in which torsional loads are introduced into the helicopter
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k. Inspect main transmission internal filter and pump inlet screen.
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transmission system oil lines and oil cooler. Replace external oil filter element. Flush and install lines.
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filter and pump inlet screen. If chip detector, filter, and screen inspection does not reveal metal
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an evidence of internal failure, remove the transmission for overhaul evaluation. Clean oil lines, replace
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(5) Perform thorough visual inspection of other components outlined in previous step 3.
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