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General| Brand | BELL HELICOPTER |
|---|---|
| Model | 205A-1 |
| Category | Toy |
| Language | English |
Important safety and operational notices regarding manual usage.
Statement on the confidential and proprietary nature of the manual's content.
Information regarding export restrictions and compliance with control laws.
Critical warning about the importance of following approved procedures and parts.
Details for contacting Bell Helicopter for technical support and services.
Process for providing feedback and suggestions to improve the manual.
Instructions for new owners/operators to receive manual and bulletin updates.
Detailed explanation of the warranty coverage, limitations, and remedies for spare parts.
Schedule outlining mandatory airworthiness limitations for helicopter components.
Introduction to the chapter covering scheduled, special, and conditional inspections.
Details on owner/operator responsibilities and requirements for helicopter maintenance.
Guidelines for analyzing and repairing damage resulting from crash incidents.
Explanation of different categories of maintenance inspections like scheduled, special, and conditional.
Glossary of terms used in the inspections chapter for clarity and understanding.
Rules and examples for applying time and calendar tolerances for inspections and overhauls.
Outline of regular inspections to be performed at specified intervals.
Detailed checklist for daily visual inspections of various helicopter components.
Specific inspection tasks to be performed every 100 hours of flight operation.
Detailed inspection procedures required every 1000 hours of component operation.
List of special inspections triggered by specific operational events or conditions.
Inspections required daily or every 10 flight hours until 250 hours of operation.
Checks performed between 5 and 10 hours after any component installation.
Specific inspection tasks for components performed every 8 hours of operation.
Detailed procedures for inspections required every 25 hours of component operation.
Special inspection for tail rotor hanger bearings for the next four 25-hour intervals.
Inspections due every 25 hours, 15 days, or 5 days in salt atmosphere, whichever occurs first.
Inspection to be performed 100 hours after any component installation.
Ultrasonic inspection procedure for main rotor grips at specified intervals.
Specific inspection tasks for components required every 300 hours of operation.
Inspections required every 300 hours or 3 months, whichever occurs first.
Procedures for inspections required every 500 hours of component operation.
Inspection of tail rotor driveshaft couplings every 600 hours or 12 months.
Inspections required every 600 hours or 12 months for various components.
Checks to be performed every 6 months for specific systems.
Procedures for annual inspections of fuel, oil, and hydraulic systems.
Inspections for main rotor blades required every 1000 hours or 12 months.
Inspections for flight control tube assemblies at 1000 and 3000-hour intervals.
Notification that the 1200-hour inspection interval has been deleted.
Procedures for inspecting main rotor hub pins and fittings at 1200 hours or 24 months.
Detailed procedures for inspecting flight control system bolts every 24 months.
Inspections for main rotor mast and flight controls at 3000-hour intervals.
Procedures for inspecting transmission components at 3100-hour intervals.
General guidance on performing conditional inspections after specific incidents.
Detailed inspection procedures following a hard landing incident.
Procedures after a blade strike or rotating system torque spike incident.
Notification that this section has been deleted from the manual.
Notification that this section has been deleted from the manual.
Inspection procedures following an engine or rotor overspeed incident.
Procedures for inspecting components after an overtorque incident.
Inspection guidelines following a compressor stall or surge event.
Comprehensive inspection steps for a helicopter that has experienced a lightning strike.
Procedures for checking and calibrating the magnetic compass after a malfunction.
Schedule detailing overhaul intervals for various helicopter components.
