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Cessna 150K Service Manual

Cessna 150K
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Cessna 150K Specifications

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ManufacturerCessna
Model150K
TypeLight aircraft
Seating Capacity2
Engine TypeContinental O-200-A
Horsepower100 hp
Height8 ft 6 in (2.59 m)
Maximum Takeoff Weight1, 600 lb (726 kg)
Rate of Climb670 ft/min (3.4 m/s)
Fuel Capacity26 gallons
Maximum Speed124 mph (200 km/h)

Summary

Section 1: General Description

Aircraft Specifications

Provides leading particulars and dimensions of the aircraft, with notes on factors affecting them.

Torque Values

Presents a chart of recommended nut torque values for all installation procedures.

Section 2: Ground Handling, Servicing, Lubrication & Inspection

Ground Handling Procedures

Covers procedures for towing, hoisting, jacking, leveling, parking, tie-down, and storage of the aircraft.

Fuel System Servicing

Covers fuel tank filling, fuel drains, carburetor drain plug inspection, and fuel strainer maintenance.

Engine Oil Servicing

Details checking engine oil, draining when hot, and required intervals for oil and filter changes.

Engine Induction Air Filter Servicing

Explains servicing frequency, inspection, cleaning, and replacement of the induction air filter.

Battery Servicing

Details adding distilled water, checking cable connections, and neutralizing spilled electrolyte.

Nose Gear Servicing

Covers nose gear shock strut and shimmy dampener servicing, and hydraulic brake system checks.

Engine and Engine Compartment Cleaning

Explains cleaning the engine and compartment to prevent overheating, fire danger, and aid inspection.

Lubrication Requirements

Shows lubrication requirements in figures and supplements with details on specific components.

Section 4: Wings and Empennage

Wing Removal, Installation & Repair

Covers wing assembly removal, installation, and repair, including wing struts and alignment adjustments.

Section 5: Landing Gear and Brakes

Landing Gear Systems

Covers description, troubleshooting, and maintenance of main and nose landing gear.

Main Landing Gear Maintenance

Details removal, installation, repair, and balancing of main landing gear and wheels.

Brake System Maintenance

Covers inspection, removal, installation, repair, bleeding, and parking brake system procedures.

Section 6: Aileron Control System

Aileron Control System Trouble Shooting

Provides a chart for troubleshooting lost motion, resistance, and incorrect travel in control wheels and ailerons.

Aileron System Rigging

Provides instructions for rigging the aileron system, adjusting turnbuckles, and checking travel.

Section 7: Wing Flap Control System

Wing Flap Control System Trouble Shooting

Provides a chart for troubleshooting flaps failing to move, binding, incorrect travel, or failing to retract/extend.

Wing Flap System Rigging

Provides instructions for rigging the flap system, adjusting push-pull rods and cables, and checking flap angles.

Section 8: Elevator Control System

Elevator Control System Trouble Shooting

Provides a chart for troubleshooting issues like no response, binding, or sluggish movement of elevators.

Elevator and Rudder Balancing

Explains how to balance elevators and rudder after repair or replacement, referring to balancing procedures.

Section 9: Elevator Trim Control System

Trim Control System Trouble Shooting

Provides a chart for troubleshooting trim control wheel resistance, cable issues, and actuator problems.

Trim System Rigging

Provides instructions for rigging the trim system, adjusting stop blocks, and checking cable tension.

Section 10: Rudder Control System

Rudder Control System Trouble Shooting

Provides a chart for troubleshooting rudder pedal response, binding, lost motion, and incorrect travel.

Rudder System Rigging

Provides instructions for rigging the rudder system, adjusting travel stops, and aligning rudder and pedals.

Section 11: Engine Systems

Engine Overview and Data

Provides general engine description, data, and troubleshooting for starting and running issues.

Section 12: Fuel System

Fuel System Trouble Shooting

Covers troubleshooting for no fuel to carburetor, fuel starvation after starting, and no fuel quantity indication.

Section 13: Propeller

Section 15: Instruments and Instrument Systems

Pitot and Static Systems Maintenance

Details maintenance of pitot and static systems, emphasizing cleanliness and security for proper operation.

Vacuum System Operation and Troubleshooting

Explains vacuum pump operation, relief valve adjustment, and troubleshooting for suction gauge and gyro response.

Gyro Instrument Troubleshooting

Covers troubleshooting for horizon bar response, settling, drift, and noisy gyro operation.

Turn-and-Slip Indicator Troubleshooting

Provides troubleshooting for turn-and-slip indicators, including unresponsive pointers, sluggishness, and noisy gyros.

Section 16: Electrical Systems

Electrical Power Supply System

Covers the 14-volt DC electrical system, including battery, alternator, and external power sources.

Battery Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Details battery testing, charging, box maintenance, and troubleshooting power supply issues.

Section 20: Wiring Diagrams

DC Power Systems Wiring Diagrams

Provides DC power system wiring diagrams for thru 1975 and beginning 1976 models, including ammeter, bus bar, and alternator circuits.

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