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SERVICE BULLETIN SB066-0203

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Overview

This service bulletin addresses the installation of the aft fuselage access panel for the Lancair IV, ES, and PropJet aircraft. It emphasizes the importance of using the correct fasteners to maintain the structural integrity of the fuselage.

  • Mandatory compliance for access panel installation.
  • Access panels provide access to antennas and equipment.
  • Correct installation is critical for structural integrity.
  • Use screws as specified in the assembly manual.
  • Original instructions suggested -6 screws.
  • Revised plans recommend -8 screws for better performance.
  • Other fasteners like latches or hinges may not be acceptable.
  • Verify installation according to assembly manual instructions.

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Reference only, not for flight. Use the current approved manual for your aircraft. See terms, section 5.

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Service Bulletins
Year
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2003
File size
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258 KB
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lancair.com
Language
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en
About this document
What is the SERVICE BULLETIN SB066-0203?

The SERVICE BULLETIN SB066-0203 is a service bulletins for the LANCAIR Propjet, dated 2003.

What year was the SERVICE BULLETIN SB066-0203 published?

The SERVICE BULLETIN SB066-0203 — the LANCAIR Propjet service bulletins on file — is dated 2003.

How rare is it?
19LANCAIR Propjet registered worldwide

Uncommon. Rarer than 54% of the aircraft models we track.

Documentation completeness
3/7

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Background

The access panels in the aft section of the fuselage are essential for accessing antennas and equipment, and they play a critical role in maintaining structural integrity.

Action

Verify the installation of the access panel according to the assembly manual. The original instructions suggested -6 screws, but the revised plans recommend -8 screws for better reliability.

Installation Instructions

Ensure that the access panel is installed using screws, as other forms of fasteners may not adequately transfer loads.

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Safety notes

  • Access panel installation is mandatory.
  • Improper installation can compromise structural integrity.
  • Do not use latches or hinges for the access panel.

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Full document text

2244 Airport Way, Redmond, Oregon 97756 Phone 541 923-2233 Fax 541 923-2255 SERVICE BULLETIN SB066-0203 Subject: LIV/LES/PROPJET Aft Fuselage Access Panel Date: 02-27-03 Ref: Construction Manuals. Pages: 1 Status: Mandatory Compliance Background: The Lancair IV, ES and PropJet have access panels in the aft section of the fuselage to provide access to antennas and other equipment. The access panels are an essential part of the structural integrity of the fuselage. It is critical that the access panel is installed per the assembly manual instructions using screws. Latches, hinges or other forms of fasteners may not be acceptable as they will not transfer the loads through the access panel. Action: Verify that your access panel is installed per assembly manual instructions. The original set of instructions suggested using -6 screws. While this serves adequately for structural purposes we are revising the plans to show -8 screws. The -8 screws are less apt to strip; however, it is not necessary to switch to the larger -8 screws. Should you have installed any other form of latching mechanism follow the instructions. Securing the Access Panel Fig. 1