Service difficulty report · Brake · Boeing 767300

Difficulty date
October 10, 2023
Submitted
October 12, 2023
Operation
Air carrier
Aircraft
N188FE
Make and model
Boeing 767300
Aircraft serial
63119
Aircraft time
4,958 hours, 2,440 cycles
Part
Brake
Part number
C20508000
Part serial
10119
Condition
Failed
Location
Mlg
Part time
4,958 hours, 2,440 cycles
Stage of operation
TO
How discovered
O
Nature of condition
J, M
Precautionary procedure
O

As reported to the FAA. Reports are unverified, and codes are left as the FAA publishes them.

What was found

UPON GEAR RETRACTION ON TAKEOFF IN IND WE GOT A BRAKE TEMP LIGHT ON CLIMB OUT. THE #6 BRAKE CONTINUED TO CLIMB AND PEAKED AT 7. WE RAN QRH PROCEDURES AND EXTENDED THE GEAR TO COOL THE BRAKE. UPON LANDING IN PHX THE #6 BRAKE INDICATOR WAS THE FIRST ONE TO SHOW ANY RIDE IN TEMP. IT WAS AT A 3 ALMOST IMMEDIATELY AFTER TURNING OFF THE RUNWAY. BY THE TIME WE WERE IN THE CHOCKS AFTER A SHORT TAXI THE INDICATOR SHOWED 7. ALL OTHER INDICATORS APPEARED NORMAL. REMOVED #6 MAIN WHEEL ASSY.REF M/M B767 32-45-01-4. FOUND #6 BRAKE ASSY. LOCKED UP. UPON FREEING #6 BRAKE IT IS STILL EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO ROTATE INSTALLED NEW BRAKE ASSY. PER 767 M.M. 32-41-08-4-4. OPS AND LEAK CHECK NORMAL. DUE TO #6 BRAKE DRAGGING ALSO REMOVED AND REPLACED #6 TIRE AND WHEEL ASSY. PER 767 M.M. 32-45-01-4. A/C OK FOR SERVICE

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