Preparation For Service - Raytheon BEECH BARON 58P Maintenance Manual

BEECHCRAFT
BARON 58P AND BARON 58TC
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
turn prop
over
five
or
six
times, then re-spray. Remove
at
least
6. Coat the
exposed
surfaces of the shock
strut
one
rocker box
cover
from each engine and inspect
the valve
pistons and
nose
gear
shimmy dampener piston with preser-
mechanism.
vative hydraulic fluid (56, Chart
207, 91-00-00) and
protect
with barrier material.
c
Propellers.
CAUTION
1.
Clean propellers
to
remove
dirt, oil and bug
accumulation. Use
water
and
a
soft brush.
Do
not apply corrosion preventative
to
the
2.
Coat blades with preservative oil and wrap
exposed surfaces of the landing
gear
strut
piston
with moisture
proof
material
and tape.
If
propellers have been or
to
the extended polished surfaces of the
hyd-
removed,
coat
all
parts
with
preservative
oil,
wrap with
protec-
raulic cylinders.
tive material to exclude dust, and then
tape.
d.
Grounding.
Static ground airplane securely and
k
Wing Flap Tracks and Rollers
effectively.
e.
Seats. Install protective
covers.
1. Coat with corrosion preventive compound
f. Fuel Cells.
(43,
Chart
207, 91-00-00).
2. Place flaps in retracted position.
1.
Drain fuel cells.
2. Flush,
spray or
rub
a
thin coating of light
i. Airplane
Batteries and ELT
(Emergency Locator
engine oil
on
inner liners of all fuel cells which have contained
transmitter) Battery.
gasoline.
3. After 24 hours
remove
cells and store accord-
1.
Remove airplane batteries and ELT battery
ing
to
standard practices. Do
not
remove
or
handle fuel cells
from the
airplane and store in accordance with standard
until 24 hours after oil has been applied.
practices.
g.
Flight
Control Surfaces.
2. Clean battery box and battery cable terminals
to
neutralize any battery acid that may be
present.
1. Lubricate all flight control surfaces hinge pins,
bearings, bell cranks, chains,
control rods and
quadrants, and m.
Instrument Panel. Cover
with barrier material and
coat
lightly with corrosion preventive compound (43, Chart secure
with
tape.
207,
91-00-00).
n.
Seats. Install protective
covers.
2.
Lock with internal and external locks,
o.
Landing Lights.
Cover
with barrier material and
secure
with
tape.
h. Pitot Tubes. p.
Stall
Warning
Unit.
1. Apply
a
thin coating
of grease, MIL-G-10924
1.
Remove and
store according to
standard
(55, Chart 207,
91-00-00).
practices.
2. Install
covers.
2. Tape connections.
i. Windshield and Windows.
q.
Loose Tools and Equipment. Remove loose tools
and
equipment
and store in
a
dry temperate
room.
1.
Closeall windows,
r.
Airframe. Cover static
ports
and all openings with
2.
Install
covers over
windshield and
windows,
barrier material and
secure
with
tape to
exclude rain,
sun
and
foreign
matter.
j. Landing
Gear.
s.
Avionics. Clean and
cover any
equipment sensitive
to dust
or
moisture and take any additional precautions
recom-
1.
Clean the brakes and
apply
a
coating of
mended by
the manufacturer of such equipment.
primer ~26, Chart
207,
91-00-00) to the brake discs.
't. Hydraulic System. Fill the hydraulic reservoir
to
2.
Touch up all
spots
where
paint has been
operational level and inspect the
system
for leaks, then repair
chipped from the wheels, as
necessary
prior
to storage.
3. After
mooring,
cover or
wrap the wheels with
barrier material and
secure
with
tape.
PREPARA TION FOR SERVICE
4.
Checkairpressure periodically
and
inflateas
necessary.
a.
Remove all
covers,
tapes,
and
tags
from the
5.
It is advisable that unservicable tires be used
airplane.
for prolonged
storage.
b. Remove
the cylinder protex plugs and ail paper,
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