Cessna SKYHAWK - Instrument Panel and System Operations; Instrument Panel Layout; Emergency Procedures; Operating Notes

LANDING.
INSTRUMENT
PANEL
(1) Before landing,
push "WING LVLR" control
knob
full
in to
the off
position.
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EMERGENCY
PROCEDURES
If a
malfunction
should
occur,
the system is
easily overpowered
with
pressure
on the
control
wheel.
The system
should
then be
turned
off. In
the
event
of partial or
complete
vacuum
failure,
the
wing leveler
will
auto-
matically
become inoperative.
However, the
Turn Coordinator used
with
the wing leveler
system
will
not be
affected by loss of vacuum since
it is
designed
with a
"back-up" system
enabling it
to operate
from
either
vac-
uum
or
electrical
power
in the
event
of failure
of one
of
these
sources.
OPERATING NOTES
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(1) The wing
leveler system
may
be overpowered
at any
time
without
damage
or
wear.
However,
for extended periods of maneuvering
it
may
be
desirable
to
turn the
system off.
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(2) It is
recommended that the
system
not be
engaged
during
take-off
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and landing.
Although the system can be
easily
overpowered,
servo
forces
could significantly alter the manual "feel"
of
the aileron
control,
especially
should
a
malfunction
occur.
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Flight Instrument
Group
13. Optional Instrument Space 24. Throttle
2.
Compass Correction
Card
(Typical) 25. Carburetor Air Heat
Control
3.
Aircraft Registration
Number
14.
Map
Compartment 26. Electrical
Switches
4. Magnetic Compass
15. Carburetor Air Temperature 27. Circuit
Breakers
5.
Rear View Mirror
(Opt.)
Gage (Opt.) 28.
Parking Brake Handle
6.
Radio
Selector
Switches
(Opt.) 16. Wing
Flap
Position
Indicator
29.
Phone Jack
7. Marker Beacon Indicator
Lights 17. Cigar Lighter
30. Ignition/Starter
Switch
and
Switches
(Opt.)
18.
Cabin Air and Heat Controls
31.
Static Pressure Alternate
8.
Radios (Opt.)
19. Wing
Flap
Switch
Source
Valve (Opt.)
9.
Tachometer
20. Mixture Control Knob
32.
Master
Switch
10.
Ammeter
21. Autopilot Control Unit (Opt.)
33.
Primer
11.
Suction Gage
(Opt.)
22. Microphone
12.
Fuel
and Oil
Gages
23.
Elevator Trim Control Wheel
Figure
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