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SkillAdjust the operation of a landing gear warning system.
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- Chapter 13: Aircraft Landing Gear Systems › Nose Wheel Steering Systems › Small Aircraft
warning devices for proper operation. Figure 13-50. Over-center adjustments on a small aircraft main gear. 3. Check the landing gear doors for clearance and freedom from binding. 4. Check landing gear linkage for proper operation, adjustment, and general ... condition. 5. Check the alternate/emergency extension or retraction systems for proper operation. 6. Investigate any unusual sounds, such as those caused by rubbing, binding, chafing, or vibration. Nose Wheel Steering Systems The nose wheel on most aircraft is steerable from…
- Chapter 13: Aircraft Landing Gear Systems › Landing Gear Rigging & Adjustment › Landing Gear Retraction Test
landing gear system, a retraction test should follow when adjustments to landing gear linkages or components that affect gear system performance are made. It may be necessary to swing the gear after a hard or overweight landing. It is also ... general inspection items to be performed while swinging the gear: 1. Check the landing gear for proper extension and retraction. 2. Check all switches, lights, and warning devices for proper operation…
- Chapter 13: Aircraft Landing Gear Systems › Landing Gear System Maintenance
indicator lights and lever as found on small aircraft. Other landing gear inspection items include checking emergency control handles and systems for proper position and condition. Inspect landing gear wheels for cleanliness, corrosion, and cracks. Check wheel tie bolts ... cuts, deterioration, presence of grease or oil, alignment of slippage marks, and proper inflation. Inspect landing gear mechanism for condition, operation, and proper adjustment. Lubricate the landing gear, including the nose wheel steering. Check steering system cables for wear, broken…