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AD/LA-4/15 - Auxiliary Fuel System - Placard

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This AD requires owners/operators of Consolidated LA-4 and LA-4-200 aeroplanes fitted with auxiliary tanks under STC SA 876EA to install a specified warning placard next to the auxiliary tank fuel transfer switches, stating fuel transfer is prohibited unless tank sumps are drained of water after each water operation. Compliance is required by 16 April 1976; meeting FAA AD 76-02-01 is an accepted alternative. It chiefly affects operators and maintenance staff and imposes a low, primarily procedural cost.

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (Civil Aviation Regulations 1998), PART 39 - 105 CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

SCHEDULE OF AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES

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AD/LA-4/15 Auxiliary Fuel System - Placard 1/76

Applicability: All models LA-4 and LA-4-200 fitted with auxiliary fuel tanks to Supplemental Type Certificate No. SA 876EA.

Requirement: 1. Install a placard adjacent to the auxiliary tank fuel transfer switches as follows:

WARNING

AUXILIARY TANK FUEL TRANSFER PROHIBITED UNLESS AUXILIARY TANK SUMPS ARE DRAINED FREE OF WATER AFTER EACH WATER OPERATION

FAA AD 76-02-01, Amendment 39-2494.

Compliance: Before 16 April 1976.

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