# BAE Systems Inspection Service Bulletin ISB.32-176: No revision named

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- Title as filed: U.S. DOT/FAA-2011- Service Bulletin
ISB.32-176
- Pages: 12
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BAE SYSTEMS (Operations) Limited 2BW, Strott International Airport, Ayrshire,
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
TITLE: LANDING GEAR - MLG - INSPECTION OF THE SHOCK ABSORBER LOWER
ATTACHMENT PIN.
1.Planning information
A.Effectivity
(1) Aircraft
Aircraft affected by this inspection are defined below :-
AlL BAe 146 100, 200, 300 Series
ALL AVRO 146-RJ70, RJ85, RJ100 Series
Check the aircraft technical records for accomplishment of
this inspection before actioning this Inspection Service
Bulletin.
B. Reason
Degradation of the chromium plating on the outer diameter of the
shock absorber lower attachment pin has occurred in service.
Excessive corrosion of the unprotected steel could lead to pin
fracture.
C.Description
The main Landing gear (MLG) shock absorber is removed and Lower
attachment pin is inspected for corrosion.
Work comprises:-
-Jack aircraft.
-Remove the MLG shock absorber.
-Do Messier Dowty Ltd. Service Bulletin 146-32-157.
-Install a serviceable MLG shock absorber.
-Test.
-Close up.
-Remove aircraft jacks.
D. Compliance
The technical content of this service bulletin is the subject of
EASA AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE consultation.
Initial inspection to be accomplished within 4000 landings or 2
years, whichever is the sooner from the initial issue date of this
inspection service bulletin.
Date: 12-NOV-2009  ISB. 32-176
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
Repeat inspections to be accomplished every 8000 landings or 4
years, whichever is the sooner after the initial inspection.
Accomplish this inspection service bulletin at each overhaul of
the MLG unit.
E .ApprovaL
The technical information contained in this document has been
approved under the authority of EASA Part 21 Approval No.
EASA.21J.047.
F .Manpower
(1) 3 man-hours per aircraft (install/remove aircraft jacks and
test).
(2) Refer to Messier-Dowty Ltd. Service Bulletin 146-32-157 for
the man-hours to inspect the MLG shock absorber lower pin.
G.Materials - cost and availability
Refer to Messier-Dowty Ltd. Service Bulletin 146-32-157.
H.Tooling - cost and availability
Refer to Messier-Dowty Ltd. Service Bulletin 146-32-157.
I.Weight and balance
No Effect.
J.References
Aircraft Maintenance Manual AMM 07-00-00, AMM Chapter 32-10-14 and
AMM Chapter 32-30-00, page block 501.
Refer to Messier-Dowty Ltd. Service Bulletin 146-32-157 at Latest
issue.
K.Publications affected
Refer to Messier-Dowty Ltd. Service Bulletin 146-32-157.
NOTE: The Maintenance Review Board Report and Maintenance Planning
Document will be reviewed, for a possible inclusion of a
scheduled task.
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
L.Electrical load data
Not applicable.
M.Software Accomplishment Summary
Not applicable.
N.Aircraft Noise Levels
Not applicable.
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
2. Accomplishment instructions
A.GeneraL
WARNING:  WHENEVER ANY PART OF THE MAIN OR ASSOCIATED SYSTEM IS
DISMANTLED, ADJUSTED, REPAIRED OR RENEWED, THAT PART OF
THE SYSTEM WHICH HAS  BEEN DISTURBED SHALL BE SUBJECTED TO
A SECOND INDEPENDANT INSPECTION FOR SECURITY OF LOCKING
DEVICES, FULL AND FREE MOVEMENT, DIRECTION AND TENSION
CHECKS.  THIS WORK MUST BE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
ACCEPTABLE MEANS OF COMPLIANCE M.A. 402 (a) TO EASA PART
M, OR TO AN EQUIVALENT NATIONAL STANDARD.
(1) The following abbreviations are used within this document :-
AMM - Aircraft Maintenance Manual
(2)  Observe alL WARNINGS and CAUTIONS appearing in the Aircraft
Maintenance Manual (AMM) referred to in this Service
Bulletin.
B .Preparation
(1) Refer to AMM 07-00-00. Jack the aircraft.
C. Inspection
(1) Refer to AMM Chapter 32-10-14. Remove the MLG shock absorber.
(2) Do Messier Dowty Ltd. SB 146-32-157.
(3) Refer to AMM Chapter 32-10-14. Install a serviceable MLG
shock absorber lower attachment pin.
(4) Refer to AMM Chapter 32-10-14. Install a serviceable MLG
shock absorber.
D. Test
(1)  Refer to AMM Chapter 32-30-00, page block 501. Do an
operational test of the landing gear. Perform a minimum of 5
extension/retention cycles.
E. Close up
(1) Make certain work area is clean, and clear of tools and
miscellaneous equipment.
(2) Refer to AMM 07-00-00. Remove aircraft jacks.
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
F.Documentation
(1) Complete a copy of Inspection Report attached to this
Inspection Service Bulletin and return by fax or mail.
OR
Return all required Inspection Report details via e-mail.
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
3.Material information
Refer to Messier Dowty Ltd. SB 146-32-157.
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
APPENDIX 1
1.INSPECTION REPORT
A.Complete and return this form as detailed
OPERATOR:
AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION:
FLIGHT HOURS:
LANDINGS:
DATE INSPECTION PERFORMED:
FINDINGS:
To:  Customer Liaison,
Customer Support (Building 37),
BAE SYSTEMS (Operations) Limited,
Prestwick International Airport,
Ayrshire,
KA9 2RW,
Scotland.
Fax + 44 (0) 1292 675432
e-mail raengliaison@baesystems.com
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BAE SYSTEMS
INSPECTION SERVICE BULLETIN
BAe 146 SERIES/AVRO 146-RJ SERIES AIRCRAFT
APPENDIX 2
1.CONTINUED AIRWORTHINESS INSTRUCTIONS
(1)  There are no continued airworthiness instructions applicable
to this inspection service bulletin.
A.Scheduled Maintenance
(1) Not applicable.
B.Removal Procedures
(1) Not applicable.
C.Installation Procedures
(1) Not applicable.
D.Test Procedures
(1) Not applicable.
E.Troubleshooting
(1) Not applicable.
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