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    This Brazilian Airworthiness Directive from ANAC requires inspections and modifications to the cargo doors of certain Embraer ERJ 190 aircraft models. Visual inspections of the cargo doors must occur before each flight. Within 10 days, inspectors must check for interference and damage, and rework or replace parts as necessary. Every 150 flights, inspectors must repeat damage checks. Within 5000 flights, sensors and handles must be relocated or modified. Maintenance programs must be updated within 365 days to include new cargo door checks every 6000 hours.

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    This Brazilian Airworthiness Directive from ANAC requires inspections and modifications to the cargo doors of certain Embraer ERJ 190 aircraft models. Visual inspections of the cargo doors must occur before each flight. Within 10 days, inspectors must check for interference and damage, and rework or replace parts as necessary. Every 150 flights, inspectors must repeat damage checks. Within 5000 flights, sensors and handles must be relocated or modified. Maintenance programs must be updated within 365 days to include new cargo door checks every 6000 hours.

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    This Brazilian Airworthiness Directive from ANAC requires inspections and modifications to the cargo doors of certain Embraer ERJ 190 aircraft models. Visual inspections of the cargo doors must occur before each flight. Within 10 days, inspectors must check for interference and damage, and rework or replace parts as necessary. Every 150 flights, inspectors must repeat damage checks. Within 5000 flights, sensors and handles must be relocated or modified. Maintenance programs must be updated within 365 days to include new cargo door checks every 6000 hours.

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    AGÊNCIA NACIONAL DE AVIAÇÃO CIVIL – BRAZIL

    BRAZILIAN AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE

    AD No.: 2007-03-02R2 Effective Date: 21 Nov. 2008


    The following Brazilian Airworthiness Directive (AD), issued by the Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil
    (ANAC) in accordance with provisions of Chapter IV, Title III of Código Brasileiro de Aeronáutica - Law No.
    7,565 dated 19 December 1986 - and Regulamento Brasileiro de Homologação Aeronáutica (RBHA) 39, applies to
    all aircraft registered in the Registro Aeronáutico Brasileiro. No person may operate an aircraft to which
    this AD applies, unless it has previously complied with the requirements established herein.

    AD No. 2007-03-02R2 - EMBRAER - Amendment 39-1250


    APPLICABILITY:
    This Airworthiness Directive is applicable to Embraer aircraft of models ERJ 190-100 LR,
    ERJ 190-100 STD, ERJ 190-100 IGW, ERJ 190-200 LR, ERJ 190-200 STD and ERJ 190-200 IGW.
    CANCELLATION / REVISION:
    This AD cancels and supersedes the Airworthiness Directive No. 2007-03-02R1 - Amdt
    39-1244, dated 21 Oct. 2008, and is being issued to include ERJ 190 aircraft models in the Applicability
    Section.
    REASON:
    It has been found the occurrence of two events of aircraft being dispatched with the cargo
    door opened without indication. In one of the events the aircraft took off with the cargo door opened.
    Since this condition affects flight safety, a corrective action is required. Thus, sufficient
    reason exists to request compliance with this AD in the indicated time limit.
    REQUIRED ACTION:
    Following actions must be taken on the fore and aft cargo door. Visual inspection of the
    cargo door prior to each departure; removal of the cover plate from the cargo door surround trim lining;
    rework of the cargo door surround trim liner; repetitive inspection of the cargo door lateral roller fitting;
    relocation of the cargo door closed sensor; modification of the cargo door lock handle mechanism;
    replacement of the cargo door roller fitting; and inclusion of certain maintenance tasks on the Airplane
    Maintenance Program.
    COMPLIANCE:
    Required as indicated below, unless already accomplished.
    (a) Beginning 24 hours after 16 Mar. 2007, the effective date of the original issue of this AD, no aircraft
    may be dispatched for flight without a visual inspection before takeoff by a qualified person, to
    ensure that the fore and aft cargo doors are closed flush with fuselage skin, latched and locked, in
    accordance with approved Minimum Equipment List (MEL) procedures for cargo doors inoperative
    position indication, Chapter 52 “DOORS”, item 70-00.
    (1) Definition: For the purposes of this paragraph, a qualified person is defined as an individual, who
    has received special training on cargo door latching, and, as listed below, shall be:
    (i) A mechanic, or,
    (ii) A flight crew member.
    (b) Within 10 days after 16 Mar. 2007, the effective date of the original issue of this AD, perform the
    following actions on the fore and aft cargo doors:
    (1) Remove and discard the cover plate from the door surround trim lining according to Embraer
    Alert Service Bulletin (ASB) No. 190-52-A018;

    Form F-900-04E
    CONTINUATION OF AD No.: 2007-03-02R2 - AMENDMENT 39-1250 PAGE No.: 2/3

    (2) Perform a detailed inspection (DET) looking for signs of interference of the door lock handle
    with the aft edge liner assembly:
    (i) If any interference is found, rework the aft edge liner assembly according to Embraer Service
    Bulletin (SB) No. 190-50-0006 before further flight;
    (ii) If no interference is found, rework the aft edge liner assembly according to Embraer SB
    No. 190-50-0006 within the next 150 flight cycles;
    (3) Remove the aft surround trim lining to perform a detailed inspection (DET) for signs of damage
    of the lateral roller fitting on the forward and aft cargo door frames at the fuselage according to
    Embraer ASB No. 190-52-A018:
    (i) If any damage is found, replace the lateral roller fitting with another one bearing the same
    part number (P/N) before further flight;
    (ii) If no damage is found, no immediate corrective action is required.
    (c) At intervals that do not exceed 150 flight cycles after 16 Mar. 2007, the effective date of the original
    issue of this AD, repeat the inspections required by item (b)(3) above.
    (d) After accomplishing item (b) above, the visual inspection of item (a) above is no longer necessary.
    (e) Within the next 5000 flight cycles after 21 Oct. 2008, the effective date of the revision 1 of this AD,
    perform the following actions on the fore and aft cargo doors:
    (1) Relocate the cargo door closed indication sensor according to Embraer SB No. 190-52-0023
    original issue, or further revisions approved by the ANAC;
    (2) Modify the cargo door lock handle mechanism and replace cargo door roller fittings P/N
    170-92569-401 and P/N 170-85452-401 by new ones, according to Embraer SB No. 190-52-0027
    original issue or further revisions approved by ANAC.
    (f) Within the next 365 days after 21 Oct. 2008, the effective date of the revision 1 of this AD, or
    within the next 365 days after accomplishment of item (e) above, whichever occurs later, revise the
    Airplane Maintenance Program to include the operational (OPC) and functional (FNC) checks, of the
    fore and aft cargo doors, in accordance with the Airplane Maintenance Manual (AMM) tasks
    52-31-20-720-801-A/500, 52-31-00-710-801-A/500, 52-32-20-720-801-A/500 and 52-32-00-710-801-A/500,
    dated 15 July 2008, at repetitive intervals that do not exceed 6000 flight hours.
    (g) The accomplishment of the item (e) above constitutes the terminal action to the repetitive inspections
    required by the item (c) above. The accomplishment of the item (f) above constitutes the terminal
    action for this AD.
    NOTE 1: For the purpose of this AD, a detailed inspection (DET) is: “An intensive examination of a
    specific item, installation or assembly to detect damage, failure or irregularity. Available
    lighting is normally supplemented with a direct source of good lighting at an intensity deemed
    appropriate. Inspection aids such as mirrors, magnifying lenses, etc., may be necessary.
    Surface cleaning and elaborate access procedures may be required.”
    NOTE 2: For the purpose of this AD, a functional check (FNC) is: “A quantitative check to determine if
    one or more functions of an item performs within specified limits”
    NOTE 3: For the purpose of this AD, an operational check (OPC) is: “A task to determine if an item is
    fulfilling its intended purpose. Since it is a failure finding task, it does not require quantitative
    tolerances.”
    The detailed instructions and procedures to accomplish this AD are described in the
    Embraer Alert Service Bulletin No. 190-52-A018, and in the Embraer Service Bulletins Nos.
    190-50-0006 original issue, 190-52-0023 original issue and 190-52-0027 original issue, or in their further
    respective revisions approved by the ANAC.
    Record compliance with this AD in the applicable maintenance log book.

    Form F-900-04E
    CONTINUATION OF AD No.: 2007-03-02R2 - AMENDMENT 39-1250 PAGE No.: 3/3

    CONTACT:
    For additional technical information, contact:
    National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC)
    Aeronautical Products Certification Branch (GGCP)
    Av. Cassiano Ricardo, 521, Bloco B, 2º andar, Parque Residencial Aquarius
    Fax: 55 (12) 3797-2330
    12246-870 – São José dos Campos - SP, BRAZIL.
    E-mail: pac@anac.gov.br
    For acquisition, contact:
    National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC)
    Publications Branch
    R. Santa Luzia, 651, 2º Mezanino, Centro
    Fax: 55 (21) 3814-6929
    20030-040 – Rio de Janeiro - RJ, BRAZIL.
    E-mail: publicacoes@anac.gov.br
    APPROVAL:

    HÉLIO TARQUINIO JÚNIOR


    Acting, General Manager
    GGCP

    ADEMIR ANTÔNIO DA SILVA


    Acting, Airworthiness Superintendent
    ANAC

    NOTE: Original in Portuguese language signed and available in the files of the Aeronautical Products
    Certification Branch (GGCP) of the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC).

    Form F-900-04E

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