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- Chapter 10: Aircraft Systems › Maintenance of Instruments & Instrument Systems
technicians and A&P technicians are charged with a wide variety of maintenance functions related to instruments and instrument systems. Installation, removal, inspection, troubleshooting, and functional checks are all performed in the field by certified personnel. It is also ... know what maintenance is required and to access the approved procedures for meeting those requirements. Figure 10-136. Instrument range markings. In the following paragraphs, various maintenance and servicing procedures and suggestions are given. The discussion follows the order…
- Chapter 5: Flight Instruments › Gyroscopic Systems › Vacuum Pump Systems
removed with an oil separator like the one in Figure 5-28. The vacuum pump moves a greater volume of air than is needed to supply the instruments with the suction needed, so a suction-relief valve is installed…
- Chapter 10: Aircraft Systems › Pitot-Static Pressure-Sensing Flight Instruments › Altimeters & Altitude
adjusted during these test flights so that the position error is minimal. [Figure 10-37] Position error can be removed by the ADC in modern aircraft, so the pilot need not be concerned about this inaccuracy. Static system leaks ... temperature range swings encountered by the instruments and the pitot static system (i.e., the tubing connections and fittings) can sometime create damage or a leak, leading to instrument malfunction. Proper care upon installation is the best preventive action. Periodic inspection…