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SYSTEMS
MAINTENANCE
Since it is intended
for use as
a day-to-day
reference,
this
section
has been arranged
to
provide
as far as possible
"at-a-glance"
information
on
the
location,
adjustments
and rigging
of
the
components
in
the
various
systems.
Each
system
is pictured
in an illustration
showing
the
location
of
the
various
com-
ponents
in
the
airplane
and
their
interconnecting
cables,
wiring
or
tubing.
Detail.
illustrations
on
the
basic
drawing,
either
photographs
or line
drawings,
show
the
exact
locations
of
the
components
and
their
adjustment
or
other
maintenance
procedures;
wherever
practical,
cable
tensions,
pressures,
measurements,
clearances
and
the
like are
tabulated
directly
on
the
illustration
or shown on
the
details.
Detailed
explanations
of
procedures
have been limited
to those
instances,
such
as rigging
the
landing
gear,
where
the
proper
sequence
of actions
is important
and its illustration
is impractical.
Procedures
for major
disassembly
and over-
haul of
various
units
are
contained
in other
sections
of
the
Shop Manual;
this
section
has been
confined deliberately
to
day-to-day
maintenance
information.
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