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If the avionics equipment in your Diamond Aircrafts shuts off without any apparent electrical problems, it might be due to an inoperative avionics cooling fan or loose hoses. Replace the fan and check the hoses attached to the fan and radio racks.
How to fix a burning smell in Diamond Aircrafts cockpit?
If you notice a burning smell in the cockpit of your Diamond Aircrafts, it could be due to a cracked exhaust heat-exchanger. The suggested solution is to replace or repair the heat exchanger.
Why is the heating system in my Diamond DA20-C1 supplying warm air when set to OFF?
If the heating system in your Diamond Aircrafts is supplying warm air even when it's set to OFF, it's likely due to the control cable being out of adjustment. You should adjust the heat valve control cable.
What to do if heating system cannot be selected to the windscreen or floor in Diamond DA20-C1?
If the heating system in your Diamond Aircrafts cannot be selected to the windscreen or floor, the control cable is likely out of adjustment. Adjust the distribution box control cable to resolve this issue.
What to do if the canopy warning light does not operate correctly in my Diamond Aircraft?
If the canopy warning light in your Diamond Aircraft isn't working right, it might be that the canopy warning light is out of adjustment. To resolve this, adjust the canopy warning light micro-switch.
Why is the canopy of my Diamond Aircraft difficult to move?
If the canopy of your Diamond Aircraft is hard to move, the canopy frame might be damaged. The suggested solution is to replace the canopy.
How to fix canopy unlock/lock grips that are difficult to move in a Diamond Aircraft?
If the canopy unlock/lock grips in your Diamond Aircraft are hard to move, it could be that the latch mechanism is out of adjustment. You should adjust the latch mechanism.
What to do if emergency side windows are difficult to move in my Diamond Aircraft?
If the emergency side windows in your Diamond Aircraft are difficult to move, it could be due to dirty or damaged emergency side window guides. Clean or replace the side window guides to solve this problem.
General| Manufacturer | Diamond Aircraft Industries |
|---|---|
| Engine | Continental IO-240-B |
| Horsepower | 125 hp |
| Seating Capacity | 2 |
| Type | Light aircraft |
| Rate of Climb | 1, 000 feet per minute |
| Height | 7.0 feet |
| Max Takeoff Weight | 1, 764 lb (800 kg) |
| Fuel Capacity | 24 U.S. gallons (91 L) |
| Propeller | 2-bladed fixed-pitch |
Defines terms used for safety indications like WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE.
Provides maximum ramp, take-off, and landing weights, wing loading.
Details critical airspeeds like VA, VFE, VNO, and VNE with remarks.
Covers engine, oil pressure, and oil temperature limitations.
Presents structural maximum permissible load factors at different speeds.
Details fuel capacity: total, usable, and unusable fuel quantities.
Lists recommended airspeeds for various emergency scenarios.
Provides detailed checklists for engine failures and other emergencies.
Presents applicable airspeeds for take-off, landing, and cruise operations.
Guides on how to use tables and diagrams for flight planning.
Presents data on airspeed calibration, cruising performance, stall speeds, etc.
Details procedures for determining empty weight and CG position.
Provides diagrams and procedures for calculating flight-weight and CG.
Describes the engine, engine controls, mixture, propeller, and lubrication.
Explains the fuel tank, filler, vent, sump, filters, pump, and pressure system.
Details power supply, ignition, voltmeter, ammeter, and warning lights.
Lists increased maximum ramp, take-off, and landing weights.
Defines maximum weights and baggage compartment limits.
Presents CG envelope for 800 kg gross weight.
Includes autopilot checks in the preflight inspection and before taxiing.
Lists procedures for engine failures and electrical power failures.
Illustrates placard locations for Pitot Heat system switches.
Provides procedures for unintentional flight into icing areas.
Includes Pitot Heat system checks in the Before Taxiing checklist.
States no change in normal procedures with Brazilian placards.
Covers abnormal indications and loss of electrical power.
States no change to standard emergency procedures.
Details procedures for PFD/MFD, AHRS, ADC, and GPS failures.
Describes database cards and PFD/MFD knob operations.
