CESSNA
MODEL
R182
SECTION
8
HANDLING,
SEItrVICE
&
MAINTENANCE
(
without
da,maging
tJre
paint. A
solution.witJr
more
lbiansog'o
alcohol
is
h;;f"l
;d
"i'oula
te'a:ooided.
While
applying
tJre
de-icing
sotption,
keep
il;;;;-il;
tne
winasnield
and;cabin
winabws
since
the
alcohol
will
attack
the
plastic
and
may
c&uae
it
to cra'ze'
PROPELLER
CARE
rr
blades
for
nicks,
and
wiPing
them
anoff
grass
andbugstains
will
assure
ks
on
ihe
propeller,
particularly
near
ruld
be
dressed
out
as
soon
as
possible
:entrations,
and
if
ignored,
may
result
in
cracks.
Never
use
an
alkaline
clea,ner
on
the
blades;
remove
grease and
dirt
with
carbou
tetrachloride
or
Stoddard
solvent'
LANDING
GEAR
CARE
cessna
Dealer's
mechanics
have
beentrained
in
the
proper
adjustment
""d;;;;i;g
froceoures
on
the
airplane
hydraulic
Fystem'.To
assure
trouble-free
gear operation,
have
your
cessna
Dealer
check
the
gear
;;-;;;;ry
""t
nar.6
a"y
o"'ce""rry
adjustrnents.
Only
properly trained
;;"h;ft"
sbould
attedpt
to
repair
or
adjust
the
landing
gear.
ENGINE
CARE
Theenginemaybecleanedwithstoddardsolvent,orequivalent,then
dried
thoroughlY.
(
CAUTION
Particularcareshouldbeg'iventoelectricalequipment
irt""u
cleaning.
cleaning
fl,uids
should
not
be
allowed
to
enterma,gneto-s,starter,alternatorandt.lrelike.Protect
tbese
components
before
saturating
the
engine
wiltt
"s9t-
veDts'Allotheropeningssbouldalsobecovere(lbelore
cfeaning
tJre
engini
assembly-'
Caustic
cleaning
solutions
strould
be
used
;autiously
and
should
always
be
properly
neutralized
after
tbeir
use'
INTERIOR
CARE
To
remove
dust
and
loose
dirt
from
the
upholstery
and
carpet,
clean
the
interior
regularly
with
a
va'cuum
cleaner'
8-13
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