Raytheon Beech Baron E55 - Page 515

aeechcraft
BARON
55
AND
58
SHOP MANUAL
to
the boot.
Avoid
using
excess
solvent,
r.
Remove
the
masking
tape
and
allow
to
cure
6
to
twisting
the
boot,
bending
the
boot
12 hours
or
longer
in cool weather.
sharply
or
jerking
the boot loose
from
s.
After
the
EC-8001 Class
A-112
has
cured,
clean
the
bonded
area.
Allow
the
cement
to
the
boot
and
surrounding
area
with
methyl
ethyl
dry
before
continuing
with
the
applica-
ketone
(19,
Consumable Materials
Chart,
Section
2).
tion.
Reapply
cement
if
any
has
pulled
loose.
NOTE
If
an
air
pocket
or
blister
is
noted
on
type
The
airplane
may
be
flown
24
hours
25S boots after
installation,
the boot
will
after
the final
installation.
have
to
be removed
as
described
earlier
SURFACE DE/CER--SURFACE
COATINGS
in
this
note.
On
type
23S boots
the
air
may
be
removed
by
inserting
a
hypoder-
Age-Master
No.
1
(75,
Consumable
Materials
Chart,
I
mic
needle into
the
blister
and
allowing
Section
2)
is
an
effective
protective
coating
for
rubber.
the air
to
escape,
then
press
the
area
Age-Master
No.
1
protects
rubber
against
attacks
from
down
allowing
the
cement
to
bond.
If
the
ozone
and
other
airborne
contaminents.
Apply
Age-
blister
is
in the
inflatable
tube
area,
Master
No.
1
as
instructed
on
the
Age-Master
No.
1
insert
the
needle
between
the
tubes,
container.
being
careful
not
to
puncture
the
tubes.
Icex
compound
(74,
Consumable
Materials
Chart,
I
k.
Activate
the cemented
surface and
roll
each
top
Section
2),
a
product
of
B. F.
Goodrich
Company,
is
a
half and lower
half
of the
boot
in
sequence.
Exerting
silicon-based
material
specifically
compounded
to
pressure,
use
the
2-inch
roller
on
the entire
surface
of
lower
the
strength
of
ice
adhesion
on
the surface
of
the boot
parallel
to
the
inflatable
tubes,
and
use
the
deicer
boots.
Icex will
not
harm the
boots
and offers
narrow
stitcher
roller
between
the
tubes.
Take
care
to
added
ozone
protection.
When
properly
applied
and
avoid
entrapping
air
throughout
the
rolling
process,
renewed
at
periodic
intervals,
Icex
provides
a
smooth,
polished
film
that
evens
out
microscopic irregularities
i.
Using
a
sharp
knife,
trim
the
boots
as
required
for
on
the
rubber
surfaces;
therefor,
ice
formations
have
proper
fit.
A
75-inch
edge
distance
must
be
main-
less chance
to
cling
and
are
removed
faster and
tained
between
the
inflatable
tubes
and
the
edge
of
cleaner
when
the boots
are
operated.
Apply
Icex
as
the
trim.
After the
trimming
process
has
been
com-
instructed
on
the
container.
pleted,
roll
the
entire
surface
of
the boot.
Always
start
at
the
centerline
of
the boot
when
initiating
the
rolling
SURFACE
DEICER BOOT
CLEANING
process.
Roll the
trailing
edge
with
a
stitcher
roller.
The
surfaces
of the
deicer
boots should
be
checked
m.
Using
a
cloth
dampened
with
methyl
ethyl
for
indications
of
engine
oil after
servicing
and
at
the
ketone,
clean off
all
exposed
cement
up
to
1/8
inch
of
end
of
each
Right.
Any
oil
spots
that
are
found
should
the
edge.
be
removed
with
a
nondetergent
soap
and
water
solu-
tion.
It
should
also be
remembered
during
servicing
of
NOTE
the
airplane
that the
deicer
boots
are
made of
soft,
Do
not
allow
the
methyl
ethyl
ketone
to
flexible rubber
stock which
may
be
damaged
if
gaso-
run
to
the
edge
of
the
boot
as
it will
line
hoses
are
dragged
over
the surface
of
the boots
weaken the
cement.
or
if
ladders
and
platforms
are
rested
against
them.
n.
Apply
masking
tape
to
the
boot
118
to
1/4
inch
Petroleum
products
are
injurious
to
rubber
and their
from
the
edge
of the
boot.
use
as a
cleaning
agent
should
be avoided.
Limited
use
of
Mineral
Spirits
or
nonleaded
gasoline
is
not
o.
Apply masking
tape
to
the
flight
surface
approxi-
harmful
in
cleaning
the
deicers
if
the cloth
is
damp-
mately
1/2
inch from
the
edge
of the
boot.
ened
(not
dripping)
with solvent and
a
dry
cloth
is
I
p.
Apply
Bostik 1007-P
(47,
Consumable
Materials
used
to
wipe
the deicer
before
the solvent has
time
to
tape,
and
allow
to
dry
a
minimum
of
30
minutes.
Wash the deicers
with
a
mild
soap
and
water
solution
q.
Using
a
brush
apply
EC-8001
Class
A-1/2
(63,
and
rinse
with
clean
water
when
the
airplane
is
I
Consumable
Materials
Chart,
Section
2)
to
the
area
cleaned.
The
temperature
of
the
soap
solution and
between the
masking
tape.
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