AD/RES/6 - Safety Belts - Mills ME 2402 and ME 2402T - Inspection and Rectification
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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (Civil Aviation Regulations 1998), PART 39 - 107 CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY
SCHEDULE OF AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES
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AD/RES/6 Safety Belts - Mills ME 2402 and
ME 2402T - Inspection and Rectification
Applicability: All Mills ME 2402 and ME 2402T safety belts.
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Requirement: Inspect the left hand strap for peeling of the PVC tip. All belts with tips which have started to peel shall be rectified by either:
- Replacement of the left hand strap; or
2. Cutting off the damaged tip, forming a two inch radius on the end of the webbing and dipping the end into a suitable adhesive to a depth of approximately one inch. Ensure that when set the adhesive is smooth and there is no excessive build-up on the faces of the webbing.
Compliance: Within one month after 30 June 1971, and thereafter at intervals not exceeding one month or 350 hours time in service whichever occurs first.