AD/ELECT/40 - Slick Magneto Coil

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (Civil Aviation Regulations 1998), PART 39 - 107 CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

SCHEDULE OF AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES

 


Electrical Equipment

 

AD/ELECT/40 Slick Magneto Coil 11/81

Applicability: SLICK magnetos model No. 4201, 4201R, 4216, 4216R, 4230, 4230R, 4250, 4250R,

4251, 4251R, 4252, 4252R, 4281, 4281R, 6210, 6210R, 6214 and 6214R.

 

The Serial Number range of these magnetos includes:

 

8100000-8109999

October, 1978

8110000-8119999

November, 1978

8120000-8129999

December, 1978

9010000-9019999

January, 1979

9020000-9029999

February, 1979

9030000-9039999

March, 1979

9040000-9049999

April, 1979

9050000-9059999

May, 1979

9060000-9069999

June, 1979

9070000-9079999

July, 1979

9080000-9089999

August, 1979

9090000-9099999

September, 1979

9100000-9109999

October, 1979

9110000-9119999

November, 1979

9120000-9129999

December, 1979

0010000-0019999

January, 1980

0020000-0029999

February, 1980

0030000-0039999

March, 1980

0040000-0049999

April, 1980

 

The above magneto models are installed on, but not limited to the following engines:

 

 

Teledyne Continental

 

A-65

C-90

O-470

A-75

O-200

IO-470

C-75

IO-360

IO-520

C-85

TSIO-360

TSIO-520

 

Lycoming

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (Civil Aviation Regulations 1998), PART 39 - 107 CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

SCHEDULE OF AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES

 

0-235-H2C

0-320-E1J

0-360-C1E

0-235-K2C

0-320-E2D

0-360-C1F

0-235-L2C

0-320-E2G

0-360-C2E

0-320-A2D

0-320-E3D

0-360-F1A6

0-320-D1D

AEI0-320-E1B

AEI0-360-B1G6

0-320-D2G

AEI0-320-E2B

AEI0-360-H1A

0-320-D2J

0-360-A4K

 

0-320-D3G

0-360-A4M

 

 

Document: Slick SB1-81. Lycoming SB457A, Cessna SIL SE81-30 and FAA AD 81-16-05 also refer.

 

Compliance: Within the next 100 hours time in service after 30 November 1981.

 

Background:  The manufacturer has indicated that a situation exists in a certain group of coils that could facilitate cracking of the coil potting compound and a subsequent shorting failure. The above group include coils which have already failed in service both in Australia and overseas.

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