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B. Periodic Inspections
(1) Do the scheduled maintenance checks at the intervals given in Table2.
Table 2 Scheduled Inspection Maintenance Tasks (Task 05-20-00-210-801)
Maintenance
Task No. Type Component/Inspection Interval
1. ENGINE EXTERNALS
NOTE: Inspect initially at 100 hours with extension to relevant airframe zone inspection
based on inspection results but not to exceed 200 hours.
Maintenance
Task No. Type Component/Inspection Interval
Task 72-00- GVI Do a visual inspection of the MINOR
00-212-803 rear fireseal mounting ring.
2. INTERNAL
NOTE: If any FOD has caused the engine to become prone to engine surges or causes
unusual compressor whining, the large bent airfoil will make the whining sound.
Remove the engine immediately.
3. OIL SYSTEM
Maintenance
Task No. Type Component/Inspection Interval
Task 79-10- SDI Do a check of the ROUTINE
01-400-801 installation of the oil filler
cap.
Task 79-20- DIS Remove and discard the oil 1000 hours
01-000-801 filter element.
Task 79-20- Install a new oil filter
01-400-801 element.
Task 79-20- GVI Inspect and clean oil filter MINOR (See Notes 2
01-000-801 for debris. and 3)
Task 79-20-
01-280-801
Task 79-20-
01-160-801
or
Task 79-20-
01-160-801-
01
Task 79-20-
01-400-801
NOTE:
1. Light traces of sediment only may be removed from the main filter screen.
All other contamination requires replacement of filter element. Any
foreign material found in main oil filter or on chip detector, should be
identified before further inspection/operation (Ref. Task 79-20-01-280-
801).
Maintenance
Task No. Type Component/Inspection Interval
2. Inspect initially at 100 hours with extension to relevant airframe zone
inspection based on inspection results but not to exceed 200 hours.
3. If the engine has a recent history (within 200 flight hours) of generating
carbon debris, do the inspection at 100 hours interval and replace the
filter element at 300 hours interval. Refer to Task 72-00-00-810-807,
ENGINE - FAULT ISOLATION.
4. If carbon like deposits are found, drain accessory gearbox oil into a clean
container and examine debris.
4. FUEL SYSTEM
DELETED.
Maintenance
Task No. Type Component/Inspection Interval
NOTE: If airframe fuel boost pump fails or is inadvertently le off for an accumulative
time in excess of 10 hours, the engine driven fuel pump must be removed and
replaced. The removed pump should be sent to an approved overhaul facility.
NOTE: On new aircra , check filter a er each flight until no contamination is evident.
check a er first flight or ground run whenever any component upstream of filter
is replaced.
NOTE: Install the new filter as service condition dictate, not to exceed 600 hours and
when fuel system contamination is suspected.
Maintenance
Task No. Type Component/Inspection Interval
04-790-801 functional test of the fuel
manifold adapter and
nozzle assemblies.
NOTE:
1. Do the periodic borescope inspection of the hot section components in
conjunction with the following tests.
2. Regular fuel nozzle maintenance is important for hot section durability.
Inspection recommended at routine intervals according to:
Engines ON fuel nozzle in-situ cleaning program (Ref. Task 71-00-00-160-
808). Test fuel nozzles and refurbish as necessary. Where fuel quality may
be questionable, and/or for operators new to PT6A operation, inspection
is recommended at 400 hours initially, with extension of 200 hours based
on inspection results. For other operators, inspection is recommended at
600 hours initially, with extension, of 200 hours based on inspection
results.
Engine NOT ON fuel nozzle in-situ cleaning program. Test fuel manifold
adapter. Where fuel quality may be questionable, and/or for operators
new to PT6A operation, cleaning/inspection is recommended at 200 hours
initially, with extension, if applicable, based on inspection results. For
other operators, inspection is recommended at 400 hours initially, with
extension, based on inspection results.
NOTE: On new aircra , examine filter a er each flight until you see no contamination. Do
a check a er first flight or ground run whenever any component upstream of
filter is replaced.
Maintenance
Task No. Type Component/Inspection Interval
N/A GVI Do a visual inspection of the ROUTINE
fuel filter impending bypass
indicator pop-up button.
(See NOTE)
NOTE: There will be an indication in the pop-up indicator when you replace the fuel
system components or the fuel filters. Make sure that the FOHE filter is clean,
then set the pop-up indicator.
5. IGNITION SYSTEM
NOTE: Examine initially at 200 hours. Use the same spark igniter/glow plugs based on the
inspection results but not more than 400 hours.
6. PNEUMATIC SYSTEM
NOTE: Inspect initially at 100 hours with extension to relevant airframe zone inspection
based on inspection results, but not to exceed 200 hours.
Task 73-10- SDI Clean or replace the filter Every 200 hours.
Maintenance
Task No. Type Component/Inspection Interval
08-100-802 based on condition, service
experience or environment. 100 hours for harsh
Subtask 73- environment.
10-08-000- (See NOTE)
001
Subtask 73-
10-08-400-
002
NOTE: Do a visual inspection of the P3 filter for corrosion. If filter shows presence of
corrosion, discard the filter and replace with a new filter.
NOTE:
1. For the engines operating in salt-laden or harsh environments or in high
cyclic conditions. Extension can be based on the operators experience.
2. For other engines NOT operating in conditions mentioned in NOTE above,
inspect in conjunction with a Hot Section inspection.