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used
according to
tJre manufacturer's
instructions.
To
minimize
wetting
the fabric,
keep
ttre foam as
dry as
possible
and
remove
it
with
a
vacuum
cleaner.
The
plastic
trim, instrument
panel,
and
control knobs
need
only
be
wiped with
a damp cloth.
Oil and
grease
on
ttre
control
wheel and control
knobs
can be removed with
a cloth moistened
wittr
kerosene.
Volatile
solvents,
such as
mentioned in
paragraphs
on
care of
the windsbield,
must
never
be used since they soften
and craze
the
plastic.
FLYABTE
STORAGE
Flyable
storage
applies to
all aircra-ft
which will
not
be
flown
for
an
indefinite perid
but
which are
to be
kept
ready to
fly
with
the least
pos-
sible
preparation-
If
the aircraft
is
to be
stored
temporarlly,
or
indefi-
nitely,
refer
to
the
Service
Manual
for
proper
storage
procedures.
Aircraft
which are
not
in
daily flight should
have the
propelters
rotatec
by hand, five
revolutions
at
lea-st
once each
week.
In
damp
climates and
in
storage
areas
where
the
daily
temperature
variation
can cause
conden-
sation, propeller
rotation
should
be accomplished
more
frequenily.
Ro-
tating
the
propeller
an
odd
number
of
revolutions,
redistributes
residual
oil
on the
cylinder
walls, crankshaft
and
gear
surfaces
ard repositions
the
pistons
in the
cylinders, thus
preventing
corrosion.
Rotate
propel-
Iers as
follows:
(1)
Throttles
-
IDLE.
(2)
Mixtures
-
IDLE
CII:I-OFF.
(3)
Magneto
Switches
- OFF.
(4)
Propellers
-
ROTATE
CLOCKWISE. Manually
rotate
propellers
five
revolutions,
standing
clear
of
arc
of
propeller
blades.
Keep fuel
tant<s
h11 to minimize
condensation
in the
fuet
tanks.
Main-
tain battery
at
full
charge
to
prevent
electrolyte
from
freezing
in
cold
weather.
rf the
aircraJt
is
stored
outside,
tie-down
aircraft
in anticipa-
tion
of
high
winds.
Secure
aircraft
as
follows:
(1)
Secure
rudder
with
ttre optional
rudder gust
lock
or with
a
con-
trol surface lock
over
the
fin and
rudder. If
a
lock is
not
avail-
able,
caster
the nose
wheel
to
the full left
or right
position.
(2)
Install
control
colurnn lock ln
pilotrs
control column-,
if
avail-
able. If
colurlrn
lock
is not available,
tie
the
pilotrs
control
wheel
fuII
aft
with
a seat
belt.
(3)
Tie
ropes
or chains
to
the
wing tie-down
fittings
located
on the
5-4