Hawker 400XP/Beechjet/Diamond
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Hawker 400XP/Beechjet/Diamond
Beechjet/Hawker 400xp Team Beechjet/400xp April 26, 2016 AGENDA • • • • • • • • • Introduction To Team Beechjet Upcoming Events Fleet Statistics ADS-B New Beechjet Team Group Email TXTAVSupport.com Service Directory App Technical Information Technical Panel Q & A TEAM Beechjet/400xp Jessica Busse Manager Office: 316.517.5458 JBusse@txtav.com Bill Jarvela Customer Service Engineer Office: 316.517.4336 WJarvela@txtav.com Jeff Bowen Customer Service Engineer Office: 316.517.4070 JBowen@txtav.com Luke Liby Customer Service Engineer Office: 316.517.4989 LLiby@txtav.com Jorge Valdes Customer Service Engineer Office: 316.676.3602 JValdes@txtav.com Premier Technical Support 1.800.429.5372 or 1.316.676.3140 or Beechjet400xp@txtav.com UPCOMING EVENTS • • • • • EBACE – GENEVA May 24-26 APAC Customer Conference – SINGAPORE June 13-14 Australia Customer Conference – BRISBANE June 16-17 LABACE – SAO PAULO August 23-25 NBAA – ORLANDO November 1-3 Beechjet/400xp Fleet Statistics MU300 / 400 / 400A / 400T(T-1A) / 400T(TX) Fleet Size: 949 Airplanes Fleet Total Time: 6.2 Million Hours, 6.2 Million Cycles Average Total Time: 6,568 Hours, 6,547 Cycles ADSB SB 34-4154 • ADSB Optional SB 34-4154 for RK-1 Thru RK-604 • Information Only Kits • Aircraft With Single GPS – 128-3419-1 Kit – 128-3420-1 Kit • Aircraft With Dual GPS – 128-3419-3 Kit – 128-3420-3 Kit • Flight Manual Supplement 28-590001-0355 Is Required and Ordered Separately • Bulletin Only Available At Textron Aviation Service Centers BEECHJET/400XP GROUP EMAIL • New Group Email Address – Beechjet400xp@txtav.com – Replaces The Prior Email Of Beechjet_400xp_Premier1_S upport@txtav.com – Prior Email Will Remain Active • New Address For The Premier – Premier@txtav.com TXTAVSUPPORT.COM 8 TXTAVSUPPORT.COM TXTAVSUPPORT.COM 10 TXTAVSUPPORT.COM 11 TXTAVSUPPORT.COM 12 TXTAVSUPPORT.COM SERVICE DIRECTORY APP PRICE REVIEW FORM • Avenue For Customers To Request Price Review For Parts – txtav.com • Select Reason For The Request – Price Higher Than Competition – Price Much Higher Than Previous Purchase – Price Higher Than Related Part – Other • Provide As Much Additional Information As Possible SEALANT REMOVAL TOOLS • Sealer Removal Tools That Have Metallic Sharp Edges/Points Can Cause Damage To Underlying Structure After Sealer Is Removed Inspect Underlying Structure If Damage Is Found, Evaluate Damage Per The SRM If Damage Falls Outside The Scope Of The SRM Contact RDO Suggested Not Recommended FUEL QUANTITY INDICATION ISSUES • LH/RH wing quantity indication is intermittent or erratic. • To help troubleshoot the issue the 400A fuel quantity test box TE79-400A or the inshop made breakout box (see AMM 2841-00-101) can be used. FUEL QUANTITY INDICATION ISSUES • Mid Fuel Probe Installed Upside Down Relative to the Rest Of The Probes. • Probe Is Mounted Just Outboard Of The Collector Chamber. • Access Is through the wing second most inboard fuel tank panel. • Remove prove, clean and air dry probe and connectors. MLG SIDE STRUT LEVER • Lever Compresses the MLG Down-Lock Switch • Corrosion and Lack of Lubrication Causes Lever Pin to Bind • A binding lever mechanism may not properly compress the related down lock switch which will cause L/G extend/indication problems MLG SIDE STRUT LEVER • Pin Has Forward and Aft Lube Point. • Insure Lube Flows Out From Side Strut Bushings. RUDDER BOOST • Rudder Boost Fail Light Illuminates • Rudder Boost Fail Light Illuminates with Yaw Damp Disengagement at the same time “FCS Diagnostic” fault code retrieval must be done prior to turning off the Radio Master switches. Codes are stored in Volatile Memory. Look for any non-zero REPAIR, YD DIS, YD ENG and BOOST codes. Record all six digits or take picture of screen and call Tech Support for Decode. RUDDER BOOST • Rudder Boost Fail Light Illuminates AMM section 27-21-00-201. Rudder Boost System Test – Engine Ground Operating Procedure Monitor the Bleed Air Transducer voltages in the “Input Mode” of FCC Diagnostics on the Pilot’s MFD Look for the BLEEDL and BLEEDR transducer voltages to be within .04 volts If any of these voltages do not match the others, swap pressure transducers to eliminate wiring to the FCC’s and determine if pressure transducer is at fault If these voltages are approximately equal, the problem is most likely not the transducers and could be related to an erroneous DAU output or annunciator problem RUDDER BOOST • Rudder Boost Fail Light Illuminates with Yaw Damp Disengagement at the same time Faulty engine bleed air transducer is less likely and points towards a Rudder Servo or FCC Servo and FCC Test Procedures are located in the Maintenance section of the Collins Avionics System Manual p/n 523-0775807 LORD MOUNTS • For overhaul/exchange questions on your LM-420-SA42 or other LORD mounts, please contact Repairstation@LORD.com – they can provide pricing and estimated turnaround time. • Here is their website for reference: http://www.lord.com/industries/aerospaceand-defense/owners-operators-and-mro • LORD Corporation • http://www.lord.com LH/RH BUS TIE ¾ AMP C/B POPS INTERMITTENTLY • During ground or flight operations the LH or RH Bus Tie ¾ amp c/b pops. • After resetting c/b it may stay set for a while or pop soon after. • The ¾ c/b can be checked by pulling it and setting it to see if it feels defective. • Confirm there are no shorts from the Bus Tie RCCB to the Feeder RCCB’s. LH/RH BUS TIE ¾ AMP C/B POPS INTERMITTENTLY RCCB p/n 45AS88810-3 • Majority of time the fault is in the LH/RH Bus Tie Remote Control C/B (RCCB). • The RCCB is located in the aft power distribution panel. • The RCCB current sense internal logic circuits go bad and provides a signal to ¾ amp c/b to pop as if there was an overcurrent condition. ENGINE WILL NOT ROTATE ON START • The LH/RH engine start switch is pressed and the engine will not rotate. A ‘clunk’ or ‘shuttering’ may be noted instead. • One of two components are the usual cause of this. One is the Gen Field RCCB and the other is the nacelle mounted Generator Current Transformer (CT). ENGINE WILL NOT ROTATE ON START • If the start switch button does not stay lit after pushing it the fault may be the field RCCB. • The LH/RH RCCB is located in the aft power distribution box. • The RCCB internal switch contacts for the aux start relay develop high resistance which makes the engine try to start using the generator contactor instead of the start contactor. • The RCCB switch contact can be troubleshot using the GCU connector contact ‘Z’. Normal resistance through contact is aprox 290-300 ohms. RCCB P/N SM600BA10A1 ENGINE WILL NOT ROTATE ON START • If the start switch button stays lit then the fault may be the engine mounted CT. • The CT is part of the ground fault protection circuit for the generator power output cable. • There are two CT’s per generator system, but the one at the engine is the one that fails due to its harsh environment. • To confirm if the fault is in the CT both CT’s on the problem side are bypassed. CT P/N 45AS88801-21 AIRCRAFT WASHING • Dos – Check EPA and Airport Regulations – Regularly Clean Your Aircraft – Cover Exposed Openings: Pitot Static Ports Etc. – Use Mild Detergent and Water – Rinse Thoroughly – Hand Wash Gear – Clean Windows With Approved Cleaner • Don’ts – Wash Away Lubrication – Use Rubbing Compounds Or Abrasive Cleaners – Pressure Wash – Wear Jewelry ELEVATOR HEATER HORNS Application Procedure Chapter 30 Polyurethane Erosion Resistant Coating 81C24-VC VIBRATION SIGNAL CONDITIONING UNIT • Meggitt MRO is offering repair and evaluation on the Vibration Signal Conditioning Unit p/n 45AS86803-11. • Contact: Johnna Garcia 949 276-0458 johnna.garcia@meggitt.com • Address: Meggitt OC 14600 My Fort Rd. Irvine Ca. 92606 Attn: MRO ULB 90 DAY BATTERY REQUIREMENT • On Dec 1, 2015 the FAA’s TSO-C121b requires all newly manufactured Underwater Locator Beacons (ULB) to comply with a 90 Day minimum duration. • There is currently no requirement to retrofit a 30 day ULB to a 90 day ULB. The FAA hopes to move the 30 day ULB to the 90 day ULB through attrition. The 30 day ULB’s can be used as long as they are serviceable. • EASA Notice of Proposed Amendment (NPA) indicates that European aircraft will however be mandated to carry only the 90 day ULB. • 30 day ULB’s are no longer available for sale with a valid TSO certification and can only be maintained. Batteries for these units will continue to be produced. • 90 day ULB replacement on recorder device will not change CVR or FDR part number. Will be a MOD Plate strike. 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