Term
| Differentiate between the terms "overhaul" and "rebuilding" as it pertains to aircraft engine maintenance records. |
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Definition
Overhauled engines must be tested to approved current standards and tech data.
Rebuilt engines must be tested to the same tolerances and limits as a new item, using new or old parts conforming to new part tolerances and limits or to under and oversized dimensions |
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| What could the penalty be for any person who makes or causes to be made a fraudulent or intentionally false entry in any record or report that is required to be kept? |
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Definition
| The suspension or revocation of the applicable airmen certificate's |
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Term
| When is a maintenance record entry required to contain the aircraft total time? |
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Definition
| An inspection record entry |
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Term
| What is the minimum scope and detail that the checklist must contain when performing a 100-hour inspection? |
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Definition
| That which is shown in FAR Part 43, appendix D |
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Term
| What systems on a rotorcraft are required to be inspected in accordance with the maintenance manual or instructions for continued airworthiness of the manufacturer concerned when performing an inspection required by FAR Part 91? |
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Definition
The drive shafts or similar systems
Main rotor transmission gearbox for obvious defects
Center section, main and auxiliary rotor |
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Term
| Name two ways to identify serviceable parts and accessories prior to installation on an aircraft or engine? |
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Definition
Entry in the maintenance record of that equipment, consisting of serviceable tags, PMA tags
Maintenance release or FAA Form 337 |
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Term
| What is the distribution of FAA Form 337 after it is completed? |
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Definition
| One signed copy of the form to the aircraft owner and a copy of that to the FAA |
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Term
| When a required inspection of an aircraft is performed and defects are found which render the aircraft unairworthy, what maintenance record entries must be made? |
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Definition
| An entry in the maintenance records logbook and a list of discrepancies furnished to the owner |
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Term
| Explain what time-in-service is in regard to maintenance record entries. |
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Definition
| Time-in-service means the moment an aircraft leaves the surface of the earth until it touches it at the next point of landing |
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Term
| What regulation authorizes a certificated mechanic with inspection authorization to approve or disapprove a major repair or major alteration? |
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Definition
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Term
| In addition to the maintenance records, where should a description of a major alteration be recorded? |
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Definition
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Term
| What entries are required in the aircraft records after maintenance has been performed? |
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Definition
Completion date
Description of the work
Name and signature of person performing the work and approving return to service
Certificate number and kind of certificate held |
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Term
| Who makes the final maintenance record entry after a 100-hour inspection is completed? |
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Definition
| The person approving return to service |
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Term
| Where is a 100-hour inspection recorded? |
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Definition
| In the maintenance records of that equipment |
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Term
| Where may a mechanic find an example of a 100-hour inspection maintenance record entry? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who may rebuild an aircraft engine and grant it zero operating time? |
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Definition
| The engine manufacturer or agency approved by the manufacturer |
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Term
| What disposition does the regulation require of aircraft records containing the current status of airworthiness directives when an aircraft is sold? |
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Definition
| The seller shall transfer the records to the purchaser at the time of sale |
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Term
| How long must a record of 100-hour inspections be retained by the aircraft owner? |
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Definition
| Until the work is repeated or superseded, or for one year after the inspection |
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Term
| What could happen to any person who makes or causes to be made a fraudulent or intentionally false entry in any record or report that is required to be kept? |
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Definition
| The suspension or revocation of the applicable airmen certificate's |
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Term
| Who may make a maintenance record entry for approval for return to service after a progressive inspection is performed, when the aircraft is away from home base? |
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Definition
| An appropriately rated repair station, an applicable certificated mechanic and the aircraft manufacturer |
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