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SE72-2
AIRCRAFT AFFECTED: All Single Engine Aircraft with Electric Wing Flaps
Single Engine Service Letters SE70-16 and Supplements 1 and 2 covered the proper in-
spection and lubrication that would result in reliable operation of the flap actuator
jack screws on single engine aircraft equipped with electric wing flaps.
To further improve the flap system on these airplanes and to avoid any possibility of
inadvertent flap actuator malfunctions, a design change was phased into production
beginning in late 1971.
To also provide greater reliability for earlier aircraft, the following two programs
have been developed for modifying flap actuators on in-service aircraft.
I. AIRCRAFT WITH STRUT SUPPORTED WINGS
Service Kit SK150-37A applies to this group of aircraft and provides necessary
parts and instructions for adding a hydraulic snubber to existing flap actuators.
This snubber does not affect normal extension or retraction of the wing flaps
but protects against inadvertent flap retraction due to actuator slippage.
SUGGESTED
KIT NUMBER MODnS AFFECTED SERIALS AFFECTED LIST PRICE
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The Service Kits sh~wn below apply to this group of aircraft and provide
parts and Instructions for installing the new recirculating ball screw
To be eligible for this cost afl~wance, modifications must be completed and a Credit
Claim submitted by the follc~wing dates:
Service Letter SE70-16 requires cleaning, careful inspection and lubrication of the
flap actuator at each 100 hours plus complete removal of the actuator at each annual
inspection. Compliance with this Service Letter reduces these maintenance require-
ments actuator screws, which have been modified, need only to be visually in-
spected at each 100 hour and annualinspection period and lubricated as required.
Owners are urged to contact their dealers for further details concerning this important
program.