S76A AMM Front Matter

PUBLICATION NO.
SA 4047-76-2
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
FOR
SIKORSKY HELICOPTER
MODEL S-76A
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MAINTENANCE MANUAL, SA 4047-76-2
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OR OTHER DAMAGE TO WHICH PARTS ARE SUBJECTED AS THE RESULT OF A CRASH CAN BE EVALUATED AND
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Contents
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2A Feb 15/85 20
Warning Page 3 Feb 15/86 21
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4A Nov 30/90 28
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Record of Revisions 8A Jul 15/92 29
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Introduction
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Service Bulletins
Active Temporary Revisions 1 Oct 31/14 48
1/2 ** 50 2 Oct 31/14 48
3 Oct 31/14 48
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2B Nov 30/90 28 27 Nov 30/90 28
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LATEST REVISION OF EACH CHAPTER
NOTE: A list of effective pages will be found in the front of each chapter.
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6 Dimensions and Apr 15/83 17 30 Ice and Rain Pro- Oct 31/12 46
Areas tection
*7 Lifting Jul 31/17 50 31 Indicating/ Mar 31/06 36

Recording Systems
8 Leveling and Feb 16/81 8
Weighing *32 Landing Gear Jul 31/17 50
9 Towing and Taxi- May 31/11 44 33 Lights Oct 31/12 46

ing
34 Navigation Oct 31/12 46
*10 Parking and Moor- Jul 31/17 50
ing 39 Electrical Panels Nov 30/09 41
and Components
11 Placards and Oct 31/12 46
Markings 51 Structures Nov 30/90 28
*12 Servicing Jul 31/17 50 52 Doors Dec 15/15 49
18 Vibration Analysis Oct 31/06 36 *53 Fuselage Jul 31/17 50
*20 Standard Practices Jul 31/17 50 55 Stabilizers Oct 31/11 45
21 Air Conditioning Oct 31/14 48 *56 Windows Jul 31/17 50
22 Auto Flight Oct 31/13 47 *65 Rotors Jul 31/17 50
23 Communications Oct 31/11 45 *66 Powertrain Jul 31/17 50
24 Electrical Power Oct 31/13 47 *67 Flight Controls Jul 31/17 50
*25 Equipment/ Jul 31/17 50 71 Powerplant Oct 31/11 45

Furnishings
73 Engine Fuel and May 31/06 36
26 Fire Protection Oct 31/14 48 Control
*28 Fuel Jul 31/17 50 75 Air Oct 31/14 48
29 Hydraulic Power Oct 31/13 47 76 Engine Controls Oct 31/13 47
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78 Exhaust Dec 15/88 25 80 Starting Jul 15/92 29
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39-1 NOV 15/05 DEC 6/05 SA 35 OCT 31/05 FEB 6/06 SA
65-58 JAN 27/06 FEB 16/06 SA 36 MAR 31/06 MAR 31/06 SA
66-38 APR 21/06 MAY 8/06 SA 37 OCT 31/06 OCT 31/06 SA
67-20 JUN 20/06 JUL 21/06 SA 37 OCT 31/06 OCT 31/06 SA
66-39 AUG 24/06 SEP 11/06 SA 37 OCT 31/06 OCT 31/06 SA
53-7 JUL 31/08 AUG 30/08 SA 39 NOV 30/08 NOV 30/08 SA
53-8 JUL 31/08 AUG 30/08 SA 39 NOV 30/08 NOV 30/08 SA
65-59 AUG 29/08 SEP 25/08 SA 39 NOV 30/08 NOV 30/08 SA
65-60 AUG 29/08 SEP 25/08 SA 39 NOV 30/08 NOV 30/08 SA

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INCORPORATED/
65-61 SEP 22/08 OCT 30/08 SA 39 NOV 30/08 NOV 30/08 SA
66-42 JUN 5/09 SA 40 JUN 30/09 JUN 30/09 SA
66-43 JUN 5/09 SA 40 JUN 30/09 JUN 30/09 SA
66-44 JUN 5/09 SA 40 JUN 30/09 JUN 30/09 SA
10-2 OCT 23/09 SA 42 MAY 31/10 MAY 31/10 SA
10-3 OCT 23/09 SA 42 MAY 31/10 MAY 31/10 SA
66-45 OCT 23/09 SA 42 MAY 31/10 MAY 31/10 SA
66-46 OCT 23/09 SA 42 MAY 31/10 MAY 31/10 SA
66-47 OCT 23/09 SA 42 MAY 31/10 MAY 31/10 SA
53-9 JUN 30/10 SA 43 OCT 31/10 OCT 31/10 SA
66-48 JUN 27/11 SA 45 OCT 31/11 OCT 31/11 SA
32-13 FEB 28/12 SA 46 OCT 31/12 OCT 31/12 SA
65-62 MAR 7/12 SA 46 OCT 31/12 OCT 31/12 SA
65-63 MAR 7/12 SA 46 OCT 31/12 OCT 31/12 SA
65-64 MAR 21/12 SA 46 OCT 31/12 OCT 31/12 SA
65-65 MAR 21/12 SA 46 OCT 31/12 OCT 31/12 SA
20-6 APR 2/12 SA 46 OCT 31/12 OCT 31/12 SA
53-10 APR 2/12 SA 46 OCT 31/12 OCT 31/12 SA
67-21 APR 5/12 SA 46 OCT 31/12 OCT 31/12 SA
65-66 JUN 13/12 SA 46 OCT 31/12 OCT 31/12 SA
66-49 JAN 14/13 SA 47 OCT 31/13 OCT 31/13 SA
66-50 MAY 14/13 SA 47 OCT 31/13 OCT 31/13 SA

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INCORPORATED/
76-3 APR 10/13 SA 47 OCT 31/13 OCT 31/13 SA
21-2 DEC 18/13 SA 48 OCT 31/14 OCT 31/14 SA
21-3 DEC 18/13 SA 48 OCT 31/14 OCT 31/14 SA
66-52 APR 1/14 SA 48 OCT 31/14 OCT 31/14 SA
65-67 MAY 20/14 SA 48 OCT 31/14 OCT 31/14 SA
66-53 NOV 5/14 SA 48 OCT 31/14 OCT 31/14 SA
66-54 SEP 30/15 SA 49 DEC 15/15 DEC 15/15 SA
52-02 OCT 15/15 SA 49 DEC 15/15 DEC 15/15 SA
52-03 OCT 15/15 SA 49 DEC 15/15 DEC 15/15 SA
25-02 NOV 12/15 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA
20-7 NOV 19/15 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA
65-69 APR 4/16 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA
20-8 APR 7/16 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA
67-23 APR 7/16 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA
67-24 APR 7/16 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA
67-26 APR 7/16 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA
67-28 APR 7/16 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA
65-70 MAY 4/16 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA
66-56 DEC 14/16 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA
12-7 FEB 2/17 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA
20-9 FEB 2/17 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA
67-29 FEB 2/17 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA

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INCORPORATED/
67-30 FEB 2/17 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA
67-31 FEB 2/17 SA 50 JUL 31/17 JUL 31/17 SA

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Jul 31/17
LIST OF ACTIVE TEMPORARY REVISIONS
TEMP
REV NO. DATE SUBJECT COMMENTS
65-71 Nov 16/17 Main Rotor Head – Removal/Installation This temporary revision updates
the Main Rotor Head – Removal/
Installation, in Rotors.
65-72 Nov 16/17 Swashplate – Maintenance Practices This temporary revision updates
the Swashplate – Maintenance
Practices, in Rotors.
67-32 Nov 16/17 Main Rotor Servo Actuators – Mainte- This temporary revision updates
nance Practices the Main Rotor Servo Actuators –
Maintenance Practices, in Flight
Controls.
12-05 Dec 31/17 Replenishing - Maintenance Practices This temporary revision updates
the Replenishing - Maintenance
Practices, in Servicing.
66-51 Dec 31/17 Main Gear Box - Removal/Installation This temporary revision updates
the Main Gear Box - Removal/
Installation, in Powertrain.
*25-03 Jan 29/18 Utility Hoist Junction Box - Maintenance This temporary revision inserts
Practices new Task 25-53-10, Utility Hoist
Junction Box – Maintenance
Practices.
INSTRUCTIONS: 1. FILE THIS LIST ADJACENT TO THE RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS IN

THE FRONT OF THE MANUAL.
2. ONLY ACTIVE TEMPORARY REVISIONS APPEAR IN THIS LIST. ALL OTHER
TEMPORARY REVISIONS SHOULD BE REMOVED FROM THE MANUAL.
3. THIS LIST WILL BE REVISED EACH TIME THAT TEMPORARY REVISIONS ARE
ISSUED, REVISED, OR INCORPORATED BY A NORMAL REVISION. AN ASTER-
ISK (*) WILL IDENTIFY TEMPORARY REVISION PAGES PROVIDED WITH THIS
LIST; DESTROY SUPERSEDED, INCORPORATED, OR CANCELLED TEMPORARY
REVISION PAGES.
ACTIVE TEMPORARY REVISIONS

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This document does not contain export controlled technical data.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER SECTION TITLE GENERAL CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION Coverage, Format, How To Use

Manual , Tab Dividers, Record
Sheets, Service Bul l e t i n s /
Service Notices, Numbering
Systems, Special Features,
Revisions, E f f e c t i v i t y ,
Contacting Sikorsky
SERVICE BULLETINS L i s t o f Service B u l l e t i n s
SERVICE NOTICES L i s t o f Service Notices
ALPHABETICAL INDEX Index o f Subject Matter
AIRCRAFT GENERAL
AIRWORTHINESS LIMITATIONS FAA-Approved L i m i t a t i o n s
General Rep1acement Schedul e
TIME LIMITSmAINTENANCE
CHECKS
General
Time L i m i t s Overhaul Sc hedul e
Scheduled Maintenance Scheduled Maintenance Checks
Checks
Unschedul ed Mai ntenance Unschedul ed Maintenance
Checks Checks
D IMENS IONS AND AREAS

General Dimensions, Areas, Stations,
Waterlines, B u t t l i n e s
LIFTING
General
Hoisting Hoisting
Jacking Jacking: Main Landing Gear,
Nose Landing Gear
LEVELING AND WEIGHING

General Level ing , Weighing
*Chapters 4 and 5 are contained i n Airworthiness L i m i t a t i o~ n sand Ins

Requirements, SA 4047-76-2-1.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT)
AIRCRAFT GENERAL (Cont)
TOWING AND TAXIING

General
Towi ng Towi ng
PARKING AND MOORING

General
Parking Short-Term, Long-Term, Cold
Weather Parking
Moor ing Moor ing
PLACARDS AND MARKINGS

General Placards and Markings
E x t e r i o r Placards and E x t e r i o r Placards and Markings
Markings
I n t e r i o r Placards and I n t e r i o r Placards and Markings
Markings
SERVICING
General
Replenishing Replenishing: S e r v i c i n g ,
Fuel Loading
Scheduled S e r v i c i n g Scheduled S e r v i c i n g : P e r i o d i c
S e r v i c i n g and L u b r i c a t i o n
Draining Draining
VIBRATION ANALYSIS
General Vibration Analysis
Self-Tuni ng V i b r a t i o n Self-Tuning V i b r a t i o n Absorber
Absorber
Lateral V i bration L a t e r a l V i b r a t i o n Absorber
Absorber
AIRFRAME SYSTEMS
STANDARD PRACTICES
General Troubleshooting, Shop Terms,
M e t r i c Conversion, Torque,
Lockwiring, H y d r a u l i c Tube
Connecting Systems, Airframe
Wiring Harnesses, Tools and
Equipment, Consumable
Material s
CONTENTS
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CHAPTER SECTION -
TITLE GENERAL CONTENTS
AIRFRAME SYSTEMS (Cont)
21 AIR CONDITIONING
00 General
20 Distribution Heating and Ventilation
System: Bl ower, Control
Switch, Re1 ay, Sound
Suppressor, Ducting, Flap
Valves; Environmental Control
System: Flow Limiting
Venturi , Recirculation
Ejector, Muffler, Ducting,
Flap Valves, Blower, Relay;
Fl ow-Through Ventil ation
System
40 Heating and Ventilation Bl eed-Air Shutoff Valves,
System M i xi ng Val ve, Pressure
Regul ator, Low-Pressure
Switches, Re1 ays, Pneumatic
Lines
50 Environmental Control Bl eed-Ai r Shutoff Val ves,
System Pressure Regul ator/Shutoff
Val ve, Low-Pressure Switches,
Overpressure Switch, Over-
temperature Switch , Re1 ays ,
Refrigeration Package, Heat
Exchanger, Air Cycle Machine,
Water Coll ector
60 Temperature Control Heating and Ventilation
System: Heater Control Panel ,
Cabin Temperature Selector,
Heater Control Val ve,
Bl eed-Air Switch, Duct
Temperature Sensor, Duct
Temperature Limiter ;
Environmental Control
System: Temperature Control
Panel , Control Sel ector
Switch, Manual Temperature
Control Switch , Temperature
Sel ector, Temperature
Control 1er, Sensors,
Overtemperature Switch,
Bypass Valve
70 Moisture Control Fog Nozzle
CONTENTS
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TAPLE CF CCNTENTS ( C O N T )
-CHAPTER
- -SECTICN
- -
TITLE
AIPFPP.VE
-------- SYSTEYS (Cont )
---------
ALT
' C FLIGHT
General
AFCS Phase I1 Pitch, Roll, a p t Yaw Channels;
Testing an6 Troubl eshocti ng ,
Panels, Amp1 i f i e r s , Actuators,
Airspeed Switches , Gyros, P A P A
Box, Pagnetic Brakes Pitch,
Roll , a n d Yaw Channels;
11 AFCS Phase I11 Testing ane Troubleshooting,
Panels, h p l i f i e r s , Actuators,
Airspeed Switches , Gyros,
Force Switches, Transducers,
Relay Panel , Pedal Switches,
Test Switches , A i rspeed Engage
L i g h t , PAFA Box, Accel erofreters
Pitch Eias Syster Amplifier, Collective Stick
Transducer, A i rspeed
Transducer, Pitch Bias Actuator
CC~WNICPTIONS
General
Speech Comunicaticn No. 1 VHF Ccmunication
System: Control Panel,
Receiver-Transmitter, Antenna,
Radio Key Switch
Interphone System Interphone System: Control
Panels, Headset Jacks, ICS Key
Swi t c hes
ELECTRICAL POWER
General
PC Generation AC Power System (VFR): Static
Inverters, Primary Bus Warni ng
Relays, 26 VAC Bus Warnin9
Relays AC Power System (IFR) :
AC Generator, Generator
CONTENTS
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AIRFRAME SYSTEMS (Cont )
Control U n i t , Generator
Bearing Warning Re1 ay, Static
Inverter, 26 VAC Stepdown
Transformers, Differenti a1
Current Transformer U n i t , AC
Junction Box Circuit Breakers,
AC Generator Contactor, t
Inverter Warning Control

Relay, Primary Bus Contactor,
Generator Is01ation Diodes
DC Generati on DC Power System: Starter/
Generators, DC Control Panel s ,
DC Junction Box Circuit
Breakers, Engi ne S t a r t
Contactors, Generator
Contactors, DC Junction Box
Current Limiters, Bus Tie
Contactor, 16 Ampere Hour
Battery, 40 Ampere Hour
Battery, Battery Control Uni t ,
Battery Contactor, Battery
Overtemperature Re1 ay ,
Generator Disabl e Switches,
Generator Bus Sensing Re1 ay,
DC Junction Box Limiting
Resi stors, Auxi 1 i ary Power
Junction Box, Essenti a1 Bus
Recovery Contactor, Voltage
Sensor Re1 ay, Essential Bus
Recovery Switch, Essential Bus
Recovery Light , Forward
Battery Configuration:
Battery Control Contactor
Current Transformers,
Transient Protection BOX,
Ground Fault Panel , AC/DC
Power Monitor
DC External Power DC External Power: DC
External Power Receptacle,
External Power Contactor,
External Power Inter1 ock
Relay, External DC Power
Monitor (Forward Battery
Configuration)
CONTENTS
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25 EQUIPMENT/FURNISHINGS
00 General
10 Fl i g h t Compartment Seats, Be1 t s , Harnesses,
Inertia Reel s , Ash Receivers,
Data Pouch, Namepl ate,
Certificate Hol der
20 Passenger Compartment Interior, Seats, Soundproof-
ing, Floor Covering, Night
Flying Curtain
50 Cargo Compartment Tiedown Rings , Baggage
Compartment , Cargo Hook
System, U t i 1 i ty Hoist System
60 Emergency First Aid Kits, Emergency
Locator Transmitter, Sonic
Locator Beacon
26 FIRE PROTECTION
00 General
10 Detection Engine Fire Detection System:
Fl ame Detectors, Control
Amp1 i f i e r s , Warning Lights,
Test Switch, Test Relays;
Smoke Detection System : Smoke
Detector, Control Amplifier
20 Extinguishing Engine Fire Extinguishing
System: Containers, T-Hand1 e,
Switches, Control, Test
Re1 ays , Discharge Indicator ;
Portabl e F i re Exti ngui shers
FUEL
General Description, Operation,
Maintenance Practices
Storage Fuel Tanks, Vents, F i l l e r Caps,
Tank Drains, Tank Access Covers
Distribution Distribution, Selector Valve
Control System, Fuel Prime
System
Indicating Fuel Quantity, Low-Level
Warning
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29 HYDRAULIC POWER
00 General Description, Operation, Con-
trol ; Testing and Trouble-
shooting; Servicing, Bleeding,
Flushing; Maintenance Prac-
tices; Inspection/Check Fi 1t e r s
10 F i r s t Stage Hydraul i c Pump, Module, Fil t e r s ,
System Hydraul i c Lines, Pressure
20 Second Stage Hydraul i c Switch, Shutoff Val ve Pump
System Modul e, Fi 1t e r s , Hydraul i c
Lines, Pressure Switch,
Shutoff Valve, Priority Val ve
Indicati ng Hydraul i c Pressure Indicati ng
System: Transmitters,
Pressure Indicator; Hydraul i c
Pressure Warning System
ICE AND RAIN PROTECTION
General
Pi tot-Static Heater P i tot-Static Heater System
System
Windows and Windshields Windshield Defroster, Heat,
Wiper, Washer Systems
Engine Anti -1ci ng System Engine A n t i -1ci ng System ( With
( W i t h Snow Protection Snow Protection Kit) , Engine
Kit) Inlet Heater, Firewall Heater,
Pal 1e t
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INDICATING/RECORDING
SYSTEMS
General
Central Warning Systems Caution/Advisory, Master Warning,
Audible-Visual Warning, Gas Producer
Tachometer Indicators, Engine-Out
Test Switch, Tone Generator, Relays,
Airspeed Switch, Landing Gear Warning
Capsules
LANDING GEAR
General
Main Landing Gear Servicing, Bleeding, Shock Strut, Drag
Brace, Door, Damper, Axle
Nose Landing Gear Servicing, Bleeding, Shock Strut, Doors
Landing Gear Extension Extension and Retraction System,
and Retraction Emergency Extension System
Wheels and Brakes Main Wheels, Nosewheel, Brake
System, Parking Brake
Landing Gear Position Landing Gear Position Indicating,
and Warning Position Warning
Emergency Flotation Bottles, Nose Floats, Main Floats,
Main Landing Gear Door Links
LIGHTS
General
Flight Compartment Cockpit Floodlight, Utility Light,
Lighting Secondary Lights, Standby Compass
System Lighting, Instrument and
Passenger Compartment Console Lighting, Dimming Controls,
Lighting Cabin Dome Light, Passenger Advisory
Cargo and Service Light
Exterior Baggage Compartment Lighting, Posi-
tion Lights, Landing Light, Anti-
collision Light, Controllable Searchlight
Emergency Emergency Exit Light
NAVIGATION
General
Flight Environment Pitot- Static System, Barometric
Data Altimeter, Airspeed Indicator, Vertical
Speed Indicator, Free-Air Thermom-
eter
Attitude and Direction Compass System, Radio Magnetic
Indicators, Vertical Gyros, Turn Rate
Gyros, Attitude Indicators, Standby
Compass, Turn and Slip Indicators
CONTENTS
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AIRFRAME SYSTEMS (Contl

39 ELECTRICAL PANELS AND
COMPONENTS
00 General
10 Instrument and Control Instrument Panels (VFR, IFR),
Panel s Center Console
30 Electrical and Elec- AC Junction Rox, DC Junction
tronic Junction Boxes Box, MAMA Box
40 Mu1 t i purpose Electrical Circuit Breaker Panels, vaster
and Electronic Parts Switch Panel s , Overhead
Control Panel , Re1 ay Panel s ,
Pal 1ets
STRUCTURE
STRUCTURES
General Seal i ng; Bondi nq: General
Purpose, Namepl ate,
Semi-Structural , Thermofi t
Tubing Application
DOORS
General
PassengerKrew Doors Pilot and Copilot Doors;
Passenger Doors ; Sl iding
Door: Operating Mechanism,
Window Jettison Mechanism
Cargo Doors Baggage Compartment Doors
Service Doors Service Doors
Door Open Warni ng Door Open Warning System
System
Landing Gear Doors Nose Landing Gear Doors, Main
Landing Gear Doors
FUSELAGE
General Maintenance Practices;
Fuse1 age Surfaces :
Maintenance, Cl eani ng, Ice
Removal ; Corrosion:
Inspection, Preventive
Procedures, Touchup
Treatment - Aluminum and Steel
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STRUCTURE (Con t
Main Frame Cockpit, Cabin, Tub Sections;

T a i l Cone; E l e c t r o n i c s ,
E l e c t r i cal , Baggage
Compartments; I n t e g r a l Fuel
Tanks, Wheel We1 1s
A u x i l i a r y Structure Cabin F l o o r i n g ; Transmission
Compartment, Engine
Compartment S t r u c t u r e and
F a i r i n g s ; Transmission Service
Step; Fuel Tank Sumps; L a t e r a l
V i b r a t i o n Absorber
PlatesISkin Fuselage Skin, Access Covers
Attach F i t t i n g s P i l o t / C o p i l o t Door, Passenger
Door, Baggage Door, Nose
Landing Gear Door, Main
Landi ng Gear Door F i t t ings ,
T a i l Rotor D r i v e S h a f t Supports
STAB1L I ZERS
General
Horizontal S t a b i l i z e r Horizontal S t a b i l i z e r
V e r t i c a l Stabi 1 i z e r V e r t i c a l Stabi 1izer
WINDOWS
General Maintenance P r a c t i c e s : Water
Test, Cleaning, Scratch
Removal, I c e Protection/Removal
F l i g h t Compartment Windshields and Windows
Windshields and Windows
Cab1 n W i ndows Cabin Windows
Door Windows P i l o t / C o p i l o t Door, Passenger
Door, S l i d i n g Door Windows
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GENERAL -
--
ROTOR
65 ROTORS
00 General Description and Cperation
10 Main Rotor Main Rotor Blades, Main Rotor
Head, Hub, Spindle Assemblies,
Horn Assembl ies, Support Assem-
b l i e s , Elastomeric Bearings,
P i t c h Control Rods, Droop
Stops, Anti-Flap R e s t r a i n e r s ,
Dampers, Damper Reservoi r ,
Bif i l a r Vibration Absorber,
Swashplate, Rotating S c i s s o r s ,
Stationary Scissors
Anti-Torque Rotor T a i l Rotor, Tail Rotor Blades
Indicating Rotor RPK I n d i c a t i n g Sys tem
Sel f-Tuning Vibration Sel f-Tuning Vibration Absorber:
Absorber Amp1 i f ier, Hydraul i c Actuator
Assembly
POWERTRAIN
General Description and Operation,
Testing an$ Troubleshooting
Vain Gear Pox Main Gear Box, L u b r i c a t i o n
S y s t e r , Oil Puvps, O i l F i l t e r s ,
Oil Cooler, O i l Cooler Blower
Intermediate Gear Box Intermediate Gear Box
Tail Gear Box Tail Gear Box
T a i l Crive S h a f t T a i l Drive S h a f t , F l e x i b l e
S t e e l Coup1 i n g s , Is01 a t o r s
Rotor Brake System Hydraul i c Power Unit , Rotor
Brake Relays, Ground I d l e
Switches, Vaster Cyl i n d e r ,
P r e s s u r e Gage, Accumulator/
Reservoir, Hydraulic Lines
Gear Box I n d i c a t i n g Main Gear Box O i l
Temperature/Pressure
I n d i c a t i n g , Main Gear Box O i l
Hot Warning, Main Gear Box Oil
Low Pressure Warning, Gear Box
Chip Detector/Overtemperature
Warning
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ROTOR (Cont)
FLIGHT CONTROLS
General D e s c r i p t i o n and Operation,
S e r v i c i n g Bearings, Rigging
F l i g h t C o n t r o l s , Quick Rigging
Checks, F l i g h t Check
Main Rotor C o n t r o l Main Rotor C o n t r o l System,
Sys tem C y c l i c C o n t r o l System, C y c l i c
Control S t i c k , C o l l e c t i v e
Control System, C o l l e c t i v e
Control S t i c k , S t i c k T r i m
System, Magnetic Brakes,
Gradient S p r i n g C y l i n d e r s ,
Mixer (Upper Deck C o n t r o l s ) ,
Main Rotor Servos, Pressure
Switches, Servo C o n t r o l s
T a i l Rotor C o n t r o l Tai 1 Rotor C o n t r o l System,
Sys tern T a i l Rotor Servo, Pressure
Switches, Pedal Damper, Pedal
Adjuster
Indicating Servo Jam Warning System
POWERPLANT
POWERPLANT
General
Demountabl e Power Engi nes
Package
Engine D r i v e S h a f t s D r i v e Shafts
Cowl ings Cowl ings
Supports Supports
Engine Drains Drains
ENGINE FUEL AND CONT.ROL

General
Controlling Controlling
Indicating Engine Fuel Pressure
I n d i c a t i n g , Fuel Low-Pressure
Warning, Fuel Flow I n d i c a t i n g
Systems
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POWERPLANT (Cont)
AIR
General
Engi ne A n t i - I c i n g Engine A n t i - I c i n g
Engi ne A i r P a r t i c l e Engine A i r P a r t i c l e Separator
Sepa r a t o r
ENGINE CONTROLS
General
Engine Control Engine C o n t r o l Quadrant
Quadrant
Gas Producer Gas Producer Control
Control System
Power Turbine Power Turbine C o n t r o l : Engine
Control System Speed T r i m , Col l e c t i v e Bias
Sys tems
Emergency Shutdown Emergency Shutdown
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CHAPTER SECTION -
POWERPLANT ( Cont )
ENGINE INDICATING
General
Power Gas Producer RPM Indicating,
Power Turbine RPM Indicating,
Engine Torque Indi c a t i ng
Temperature Power Turbine In1 e t Temperature
Indicating
Engi ne Chi p Detector Engine Chip Detector
System
EXHAUST
General
Exhaust Housing and Exhaust Housing and Ejector
Ejector
OIL
General
Storage Oil Cooler and Reservoir, O i l
Cooler Blower, Oil Cooler Ducts
Distribution Lubrication 1 i nes, external
oil f i l t e r
Indicating Engine O i l
Temperature/Pressure
Indicating, Engine Oil
Low-Pressure Warning
STARTING
General
Engine S t a r t and Engine S t a r t and Ignition
Ignition System System, Master S t a r t Switch,
S t a r t Switch, Shutoff Switch,
S t a r t Control and Continuous
I g n i t i o n Relays, Master S t a r t
Contactor, Engine S t a r t
Contactor, Starter/Generator,
Conintuous Ignition Switch
CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
1. General.
A. Coverage.
The purpose of this Introduction is to describe the arrangement, numbering system, and special features of the
S-76A Maintenance Manual, and to tell you how to use them. To take advantage of all that this manual can
do for you, you should become thoroughly familiar with the contents of the Introduction. It is your road map
and the key to the various signposts that have been put in this manual to show you the shortest route to what
you are looking for. Refer to it often to refresh your memory. It has been put here to help you.
This manual provides maintenance instructions for the Sikorsky S-76A model helicopter manufactured by
Sikorsky Aircraft, A Company of Lockheed Martin. Sufficient information is provided to enable a mechanic,
who is unfamiliar with the S-76A helicopter, to service, troubleshoot, test, adjust, and repair systems, and to
remove and install components normally requiring such action on the line or in the maintenance hangar.
Supplier/vendor publications may also be provided for systems and equipment that may be installed. Refer
to paragraph 5 for information regarding this documentation.
B. Format.
The Specification for Manufacturers’ Technical Data, ATA Specification No. 100 is issued by the Air Trans-
port Association of America. It establishes a standard for the presentation of certain data produced by
aircraft, engine, and component manufacturers, required for the support of their respective products. The
presentation and format of this manual are in general accordance with ATA Specification No. 100 (ATA
100). Therefore, the maintenance manual is broken down into standard chapters as defined by ATA 100.
Each chapter covers a specific area of maintenance information, such as CHAPTER 10, PARKING & MOOR-
ING, or a specific system, such as CHAPTER 32, LANDING GEAR. All data pertaining to a given system is
located within its chapter, regardless of whether it is mechanical, hydraulic, or electrical in nature.
C. Contents of Introduction.
The following is an alphabetical index of the subjects covered in this introduction:
Subject Coverage Paragraph Page
Active Pages How to verify pages are 3.D. 14

latest issue.
Active Tem- Which should be in 2.G. 6

porary Revi- manual.
sions
Airframe Pub- Other related publica- 4. 14

lications tions
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Alphabetical Description of index. 2.J. 8

Index Reasons for index. 2.L.(9) 12
Arrangement Divisions of manual, 2.K. 8

of Subject standard numbering sys-
Matter tem; numbering of
pages, illustrations, and
tables.
Binders Volume identification; 2.A. 5

use of binders.
Chapteriza- Differences from ATA 2.L.(1) 10

tion 100 standard.
Contact with Ordering manuals, 6. 15

Sikorsky Air- changing delivery
craft requirements, requesting
manual changes.
Contents, Arrangement and use. 2.H. 6

Table of
Data Pack- What they are used for 4.A. 15

ages and what they contain.
Effectivity Identification by serial 2.M. 12

number and configura-
tion.
Foldout Illus- Size, layout; division 2.L.(5) 11

trations into, and identification of
parts.
Handbook How to request manual 6.C. 15

Corrections changes.
Highlights Function in revisions. 3.A.(1) 13
Illustrations Foldout. 2.L.(5) 11

Identification of revised 3.A.(2) 13
areas. 2.K.(4) 10
Numbering of illustra-
tions and parts.
Index, Alpha- See Alphabetical Index.

betical
Integrated Arrangement and how to 2.L.(3) 11

Testing and use.
Troubleshoot-
ing
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Interactive Description and avail- 2.L.(7) 12

Electronic ability.
Technical
Manual
(IETM)
List of Effec- Description and use of. 2.D. 6

tive Pages
Manual How to change quantity 6.B. 15

Requirements or delivery.
Microfilm Description, foldout 2.L.(6) 12

Compatibility pages, ordering micro-
film copies.
Normal Revi- Description and identifi- 3.A. 13

sions cation of revised mate-
rial.
Numbering
Systems
Illustration Numbering of illustra- 2.K.(4) 10

tions and parts.
Page Page block breakdown 2.K.(3) 9

by topics.
Service Meaning of elements of 2.I.(1) 7

Bulletin/ number.
Service
Notice
Standard Chapter/section/subject 2.K.(2) 8

breakdown.
Table Numbering of tables. 2.K.(4) 10
Ordering Whom to contact. 6.A. 15

Manuals
Organization See Using the Manual. 2. 5

of Manual
Page Num- Page block breakdown 2.K.(3) 9

bering System by topics.
Portable Description and avail- 2.L.(8) 12

Document ability.
Format (PDF)
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Record of Purpose and use. 2.E. 6

Revisions
Record of Purpose and use. 2.F. 6

Temporary
Revisions
Requests for How to request manual 3.C. 14

Revision changes.
Revision Bars Purpose and meaning. 3.A.(2) 13
Revision Input How to request manual 3.C. 14

changes.
Revisions Normal and temporary 3. 13

revisions.
Revisions, Purpose and use. 2.E. 6

Record of
Service Explanation of Service 2.I. 7

Bulletins/ Bulletin/Service Notice
Service lists, numbering, and
Notices columns.
Special Fea- Variations and improve- 2.L. 10

tures ments from standard for-
mat.
Standard Chapter/section/subject 2.K.(2) 8

Numbering breakdown.
System
Supplier/ Obtaining publications. 5. 15

Vendor Publi-
cations
Tab Dividers Type, color identification, 2.B. 5

and arrangement
Table of Con- Arrangement and use. 2.H. 6

tents
Tables, Num- Numbering system. 2.K.(4) 10

bering
Temporary Purpose, description, and 3.B. 14

Revisions numbering.
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Temporary Purpose and use. 2.F. 6

Revisions
Record
Title Page Issue and revision dates. 2.C. 6
Topic Cover- Identification and page 2.K.(3) 9

age numbering.
Using the Arrangement, format, 2. 5

Manual records, numbering sys-
tems, and special fea-
tures.
Verification of How to verify pages are 3.D. 14

Active Pages latest issue.
2. Using the Manual.
The S-76 Maintenance Manual is organized in accordance with ATA Specification No. 100 and in a manner to
make it easy to locate desired information, make the manual easy to follow, give the user a means to determine
that the information is current, and to determine whether applicable Service Bulletins are reflected in the instruc-
tions. The features of the organization of this manual and how they are used are described in the following
paragraphs, generally in the order that they are encountered.
A. Binders.
The S-76 Maintenance Manual is volumized and bound in several separate binders. The insert in each binder
spine identifies the chapters contained in that volume. The binders are easily opened and closed, to insert or
remove pages.
B. Tab Dividers.
The Maintenance Manual is divided into seven primary sections or groups of content, as follows:
INTRODUCTION
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
AIRCRAFT GENERAL
AIRFRAME SYSTEMS
STRUCTURE
ROTOR
POWERPLANT
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Each of these sections is identified by a white plasticized tab divider carrying the title. These tabs are one
behind the other in the first position at the top of the manual.
Each chapter is also identified by a tab carrying the chapter number and the title. These tabs are blue and
plasticized; for ease of reference, they are staggered, but not in the first position occupied by the section tabs.
The same section and chapter tabs are also used in the S-76 Illustrated Parts Catalog, as applicable, to
facilitate locating related information from one manual to the other.
C. Title Page.
The title page carries the basic publication issue date in the lower right corner. Whenever the manual is
revised by a normal revision, the latest revised date will be shown under the issue date. This will permit you
to immediately identify what revision of this manual you have.
D. List of Effective Pages.
A List of Effective Pages (LEP) is provided after the title page to identify the date and revision number of all
pages in the front matter of the manual. It also lists the date and latest revision number of each chapter. Each
chapter has its own List of Effective Pages immediately after its tab divider. Between the book list of effective
pages and the chapter lists, every page in the manual is accounted for. The lists of effective pages are
revised, as necessary, concurrently with each revision. This means, that at any time, you are able to check
that any page in the manual is current and the latest page issued. The 0 in the REV NO. column of the lists
of effective pages identifies pages in the basic issue of the manual. An asterisk (*) next to page numbers
identifies those pages revised, added, or deleted by the current revision.
E. Record of Revisions.
The Record of Revisions provides you, or the person(s) assigned the responsibility of maintaining this manual,
a place to record the successive revision numbers, issue dates, dates inserted, and the incorporator’s initials.
If Sikorsky Aircraft incorporates the revisions, or in the case of a reprint of the manual, the record will show
the revisions already incorporated.
F. Record of Temporary Revisions.
The Record of Temporary Revisions provides you, or the person(s) assigned the responsibility of maintaining
this manual, a place to record the successive temporary revision numbers and issue dates, with additional
columns for dates inserted, dates removed, numbers and issue dates of revisions incorporating or superseding
the temporary revisions, and incorporator’s and remover’s initials. The Record of Temporary Revisions is
printed on yellow paper. If Sikorsky Aircraft inserts the temporary revisions or removes them prior to delivery,
or in the case of a reprint of the manual, the record will be annotated to reflect the status of the temporary
revisions. The List of Active Temporary Revisions can be used as a cross-check to determine that the Record of
Temporary Revisions has been properly maintained.
G. Active Temporary Revisions.
The List of Active Temporary Revisions is printed on yellow paper and filed after the Record of Temporary
Revisions. It provides a list of only the temporary revisions that should be in the manual; all other temporary
revisions should be removed. The list will be revised each time that temporary revisions are issued, revised,
or incorporated by a normal revision. In addition to the temporary revision number and latest issue date, a
brief descriptive title of the subject and applicable comments, such as related Service Bulletin number, will be
provided.
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H. Table of Contents.
The manual Table of Contents is divided into the seven primary sections, or groups of content, in accordance
with the white tab dividers. Each chapter within the groups is listed in numerical sequence, and indented
below each are the section/subsystem element numbers and titles. In the GENERAL CONTENTS column a
brief list of subjects covered by each element is provided. Each chapter has its own detailed Table of
Contents, which is broken down in accordance with the chapter/section/subject and topic division require-
ments of ATA Specification No. 100 (Refer to paragraph K.) Large chapters, sections, subjects, and topics
are further broken down to identify specific procedures or information. (For example, refer to CHAPter 66,
POWERTRAIN.)
I. Service Bulletins/Service Notices.
The purpose of the listing of Service Bulletins and Service Notices is to identify which bulletins and notices have
been investigated for effect on this Maintenance Manual. The lists are revised concurrently with each revision.
Other Service Bulletins/Notices may have been issued prior to the date of a current revision, and their
absence from these lists does not mean that they do not apply, but only that the revision was already in the
printing process and it was not possible to add them to the lists. Such bulletins/notices, and those issued since
the current revision date, must be reviewed for impact on maintenance information and procedures in this
manual.
NOTE: It is important to check the revision letter and date of each Service Bulletin/Service Notice. A par-
ticular issue of a bulletin or notice may have No Effect, but a subsequent revision not investigated yet
may have considerable impact.
The listing of Service Bulletins/Service Notices uses four columns to summarize bulletin/notice information:
(1) Number.
(a) The Service Bulletins are listed in numerical sequence. The number is made up of four elements:
76 32 4B
MODEL S76 REVISION IDENTIFIER

THIS IS SECOND REVISION
SYSTEM IDENTIFIER, SAME AS CONSECUTIVE NUMBER

ATA 100 CHAPTER NUMBER − STARTING WITH 1
32 IS LANDING GEAR FOR EACH SYSTEM
AAR9
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(b) The Service Notices are listed in numerical sequence. The number is made up of two elements:
76 4A
MODEL S76 REVISION IDENTIFIER

THIS IS FIRST REVISION
CONSECUTIVE NUMBER
STARTING WITH 1
AAR10
SA
(2) Date - The date listed here is the date of latest issue of the Service Bulletin/Service Notice that was
investigated.
(3) Title - This column identifies the Service Bulletin/Service Notice by nomenclature. It is the same title as it
appears on page 1 of the bulletin/notice.
(4) Manual Incorporation Date - This column indicates the status of the Service Bulletin/Service Notice.
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(a) Date - If a date is listed in this column, it indicates the date of the revision that incorporates the
Service Bulletin/Service Notice information.
(b) TBA - If TBA (to be assigned) is listed in this column, it indicates that the listed issue of Service
Bulletin/Service Notice has been investigated and it does have an effect on the Maintenance
Manual, but the revision to incorporate the information has not been assigned yet.
(c) No Effect - If No Effect is listed in this column, it indicates that no change to the manual was
necessary for the issue of the Service Bulletin/Service Notice listed.
(d) Other self-explanatory statements may be used in this column, such as Canceled, Replaced,
Replaces, etc.
J. Alphabetical Index.
An alphabetical index is provided for the entire Maintenance Manual. The standard division of subject matter,
the detailed chapter tables of contents, and the assignment of specific page blocks for different maintenance
procedures, should usually lead you to the information you are looking for without consulting the index. This
will become increasingly true as you develop familiarity with the ATA Specification No. 100 numbering
system and the arrangement of this manual. The alphabetical index lists all the systems and their major
components covered in this manual. Reference to the location of coverage for each item is made by the
chapter/section/subject number.
K. Arrangement of Subject Matter.
ATA Specification No. 100 establishes a uniform method of arranging material in commercial publications
prepared throughout the aircraft industry. This standardizes the treatment of subject matter and simplifies
your location of information and instructions. If you are already familiar with ATA Specification No. 100, you
will be readily able to locate the information you are looking for. The following paragraphs describe this
standard arrangement of subject matter as it applies to the S-76 Maintenance Manual.
NOTE: Paragraph L. describes the special features and variations from the standard arrangement used in
this manual to improve usability.
(1) Levels of Division.
The arrangement of subject matter in this manual is in accordance with four levels of division:
(a) Groups - Those primary divisions of the manual which make broad separation of content. See the
white tab dividers or refer to paragraph 2.B.
(b) Chapters - Those secondary divisions that provide separate coverage for each system or specific
area of maintenance information. The chapter (system) number is used as the first element in the
standard numbering system.
(c) Section - Those third level divisions that break a system down into subsystems. The section (subsys-
tem) number is used as the second element in the standard numbering system.
(d) Subject - Those fourth level divisions covering individual subjects or units in a system or subsystem.
The subject (unit) number is used as the third element in the standard numbering system.
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(2) Standard Numbering System.
The numbering system provides a means for indentifying and segregating subject matter by chapter
(system), section (subsystem), and unit (subject). The numbering system is a conventional dash-number
breakdown, and each number is composed of three elements which consist of two digits each. When
referred to as a unit, the three-element number (chapter/section/subject) is called the 9chapter/section9
number. The chapter/section number is located on the lower right corner of each page with the page
number and date.
CHAPTER / SECTION NUMBER
SECOND
ELEMENT
FIRST ELEMENT THIRD ELEMENT
CHAPTER (SYSTEM)
21 20 01 SUBJECT (UNIT)
AIR CONDITIONING BLOWER
SECTION (SUBSYSTEM)
DISTRIBUTION
EXAMPLES:
COVERAGE
(SYSTEM)
21 00 00 WHEN CHAPTER (SYSTEM) ELEMENT
NUMBER IS FOLLOWED BY ZEROS IN
AIR CONDITIONING SECTION AND SUBJECT ELEMENTS,
INFORMATION IS APPLICABLE TO THE
ENTIRE SYSTEM.
(SUBSYSTEM)
21 60 00 WHEN SECTION (SUBSYSTEM) ELEMENT
NUMBER IS FOLLOWED BY ZEROS IN
TEMPERATURE CONTROL SUBJECT ELEMENT, INFORMATION IS
APPLICABLE TO SUBSYSTEM AS A WHOLE.
(SUB−SUBSYSTEM)
21 62 00 THIS DIGIT REPRESENTS A SUB−
SUBSYSTEM; INFORMATION IS AP−
COOLING TEMPERATURE PLICABLE TO SUB−SUBSYSTEM AS A
CONTROL WHOLE.
INFORMATION APPLICABLE TO SPE−

(UNIT)
21 62 03 CIFIC UNIT (COMPONENT) OF SUB−
MANUAL SHUTOFF SWITCH SUBSYSTEM. AAR11
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(3) Page Numbering System.
The page numbering system is used as a further method of segregating and identifying information for
rapid retrieval. All maintenance data is separated into specific types of information (topics) and blocks
of page numbers are assigned to each. The following page number blocks are used in this Maintenance
Manual.
PAGE BLOCKS TOPIC

Pages 1 thru 100 Description and Operation
Pages 101 thru 200 Testing and Troubleshooting
*Pages 201 thru 300 Maintenance Practices
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*This block is used when all sub-topics of Maintenance Practices are relatively
brief. Wherever individual sub-topics become so lengthy as to require a number of
pages, the following page numbers blocks are used for each sub-topic.
Pages 301 thru 400 Servicing

Pages 401 thru 500 Removal/Installation
Pages 501 thru 600 Adjustment/Test
Pages 601 thru 700 Inspection/Check
Pages 701 thru 800 Cleaning/Painting
Pages 801 thru 900 Approved Repairs
Each new topic of information starts with page 1, 101, 201, 401, etc., and con-
tinues within the page number block, as necessary; unused page number blocks
are omitted.
Page numbers appear under the chapter/section number in the lower right cor-
ner of each page. A normal blank page within a page block (for example, the
back of a foldout page) will be identified on the preceding page, as follows:
26 20 00
Pages 103/104
Jun 15/90 AAR15
SA
(4) Numbering of Illustration and Tables.
Illustrations and tables use the same numbering system as the page block they appear in. For example,
Figure 403 is the third figure in the Removal/Installation topic. If an illustration requires more than one
page unit, whether foldout or multiple-sheet presentation, each page unit will be assigned a Part num-
ber. The title under the first part will identify the number of parts in the illustration, for example, Part 1
of 6 Parts; subsequent parts will be numbered in sequence until the last part number. The division of
illustrations into parts, rather than sheets, was required to make foldout illustrations microfilm compat-
ible. To be consistent, and use only one numbering system throughout the manual, the system was
extended to all illustrations. For additional information, refer to paragraphs 2.L. (5) and (6).
(5) Coverage.
The information covered within each division of the manual, whether group, chapter, section, subject, or
topic, is generally self-apparent from the title alone. The manual Table of Contents briefly outlines the
coverage in each division down to the section, or subsytem, level; the chapter tables of contents identify
coverage down to unit (subject), topic, and even sub-topic.
L. Special Features.
Some variations and improvements have been made in the arrangement and format of subject matter in this
manual to improve usability. These special features include new chapters, rearrangement of data, elimination
of figure keys, intergrated testing and troubleshooting, expanded schematics, layout of foldout illustrations,
microfilm compatibility, and alphabetical index.
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(1) Chapterization.
ATA Specification No. 100 provides breaks in the prescribed chapter numbering sequence to provide
flexibility in the arrangement of subject matter. The scope of Chapter 65 has been changed and new
chapters have been created in this manual, as follows:
(a) Chapter 4, Airworthiness Limitations.
This is a new chapter containing the required FAA-approved data in accordance with FAR
29.1529.
(b) Chapter 18, Vibration Analysis.
This is a new chapter that consolidates the vibration analysis data for the various affected systems.
The self-tuning vibration absorber is covered in Chapter 65.
(c) Chapter 65, Rotors.
ATA Specification No. 100 presently requires that chapter 65 include coverage for rotors, blades,
transmissions, drive shafts, and flight controls. If we had followed this requirement, about one-
quarter of all the data in this maintenance manual would have been in this one chapter, defeating
the purpose of chapterization. Therefore, we have limited chapter 65 to subjects related only to the
main and anti-torque rotors, and created two new chapters, 66 and 67.
(d) Chapter 66, Powertrain.
This is a new chapter containing only gear boxes, drive shafts, and related subsystems.
(e) Chapter 67, Flight Controls.
This is a new chapter containing only flight controls and related subsytems.
(2) Elimination of Figure Keys.
All maintenance illustrations have been prepared with the nomenclature directly on the art. Nomencla-
ture shown is exactly the same as used in text. This eliminates the need to refer to a separate figure key
(list of numbered callouts) to find out what the illustrated items are.
(3) Integrated Testing and Troubleshooting.
This topic has been organized to contain the operational test procedures, the troubleshooting trees, and
the expanded schematics. The step-by-step operational test describes normal system operation and
desired results. If the desired result is not obtained, each problem that can occur is listed separately
under CORRECTIVE ACTION and sends you to a specific troubleshooting procedure by the Trouble No.
that identifies it on the troubleshooting chart. The expanded schematic, next to the troubleshooting chart,
can be used to trace out the operation of the system. Specific test points called out in the troubleshooting
logic tree can be located on the schematic. Physical location of system components, disconnects, and
reference designators is shown on the component location diagram in the adjacent Description/
Operation topic.
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(4) Expanded Schematics.
Wiring schematics are expanded to include all wire breaks in addition to test points, essential black box
internals, and mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic interfaces. Schematics are shown with electrical
and hydraulic power off, helicopter on ground, and weight on wheels, unless otherwise indicated.
(5) Foldout Illustrations.
Foldout illustrations are used when the continuity would suffer by breaking up an illustration into sepa-
rate sheets. Single-page foldout illustrations are right-hand pages and usually have a blank page on the
back. The maximum size of a single foldout is the equivalent of five page-size illustrations, or about 38
inches. Each foldout is marked with reference marks at each page-size unit for microfilm compatibility.
The reference marks identify the limits of the parts of the illustration and make it easy to match up hard
copy made from microfilm. Each part is identified with the figure number and title of the illustration. The
title under the first part indentifies the number of parts, and the following parts are numbered in sequence
until the last part, regardless of how many pages (sheets) make up the illustration. Foldout schematic,
block, and location diagrams consisting of two sheets are usually printed on two facing pages to make
it easier to follow the system. If there are more than two sheets, those sheets that benefit most from it, may
be printed facing each other. In Chapter 22, Auto Flight, because of the complexity of the automatic
flight control systems and the many pages of text and supporting foldout illustrations, a special arrange-
ment of foldout illustrations has been used. All foldout illustrations for a particular topic are located at the
end of the text; each illustration is a right-hand page and has a blank apron. This arrangement makes
it easier to read the text while following the system in the supporting illustrations, fully extended from the
manual and facing the text pages in front of them.
(6) Microfilm Compatibility.
This manual has been prepared so as to be suitable for microfilm presentation. Reference marks have
been placed on foldout illustrations to identify image areas and make it easy to reassemble the foldout
from prints of individual frames taken from the microfilm. The title of each foldout illustration is repeated
on each frame (part), and the parts are numbered consecutively. Refer to paragraph (5). Each part of a
foldout page is further identified with the large chapter/section number in the lower right corner. Layout
of foldout illustrations has been made so that breaks at the reference marks do not go through compo-
nents or internals. For information on availability and ordering microfilm copies of this manual, contact
the S-76 Product Manager’s Office Commercial Customer Service, at the address in paragraph 5.D.
(7) Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM) - Web-Based.
This manual along with the Illustrated Parts Catalog and the Airworthiness Limitations and Inspection
Requirements is also available on an IETM. The IETM’s empower maintanance personnel by providing
large amounts of information in an easy-to-access format. Maintenance documents and illustrations will
be accessible/loadable to desktop and laptop computers, and accessible on Sikorsky’s web portal. To
assist the maintainer, the IETM features a complete hyper-link table of contents, detailed search capa-
bilities, maintenance tasks and fault isolation procedures. For information on availability and how to
order the IETM version of this manual, contact Technical Support Services at the address in paragraph
6.D.
(8) Portable Document Format (PDF).
This manual along with the Illustrated Parts Catalog and the Airworthiness Limitations and Inspection
Requirements will be available in the future on a CD-ROM (PDF format). Invented by AdobeT, Portable
Document Format is the published specification used by standards bodies around the world for more
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secure, reliable electronic document distribution and exchange. Adobe PDF files look exactly like the
original documents and preserve the fonts, images, graphics, and layout of any source file. For infor-
mation on availability and how to order PDF of this manual, contact Technical Support Services at the
address in paragraph 6.D.
(9) Alphabetical Index.
ATA Specification No. 100 does not specify the requirement for an alphabetical index. The standard
division of subject matter, the unique numbering system, the descriptive titles, and the detailed tables of
contents usually make an alphabetical index unnecessary to locate desired information. However, an
alphabetical index is a useful tool at certain times, particularly when you are unfamiliar with ATA 100
and the arrangement of this manual. An alphabetical index has been prepared for the entire manual,
rather than a separate index for each chapter. (Refer to paragraph 2.J.)
M. Effectivity.
(1) Identification by Serial Numbers.
Where helicopter manufacturing serial numbers can reliably identify the effectivity of instructions in this
manual, this information will be provided in paragraph headings, figure titles, or lead-in statements. All
production S-76 helicopter serial numbers consist of six digits, such as 760029. The first two digits
represent the model S-76, and usually only the last four digits of the manufacturing sequence serial
number will be used to identify effectivity. For example: On 0029 and subsequent. On illustrations and
in tables, an abbreviated method of showing effectivity is also used, consisting of an eight-digit number.
The first four digits indicate the start of the effectivity and the last four digits, separated by a hyphen,
indicate the end of the effectivity. For example: 0007-0028 indicates helicopter serial numbers 760007
through 760028. Open-ended effectivity is indicated by 9’s as the last four digits. For example: 0029-
9999 indicates helicopter serial numbers 760029 and subsequent. On illustrations where a different
effectivity applies only to a portion or detail of the drawing or schematic, a flag will be located next to
the area affected. The number inside the triangular flag 2 will identify the applicable effectivity note,
which will be identified in the same way.
NOTE: Three helicopters with serial numbers consisting of five digits are covered by this manual. They
are 76005, 76006, and 76007. To avoid confusion with helicopter serial numbers 760005,
760006, and 760007, these five-digit serial numbers will always be used in their entirety,
and not in the short form, such as 005.
(2) Identification by Configuration.
Because most components and installations may be removed, installed, modified, updated, or retrofitted
on any S-76 helicopter, serial numbers are not usually reliable for identifying their effectivity. Therefore,
optional equipment that may or may not be installed, will not be assigned effectivities. You can readily
tell whether a particular piece of equipment is installed on your aircraft. Where there are different
configurations of a component or system, descriptive nomenclature and subject titles are used to make
identification easy. For example: 17-ampere-hour battery, 34-ampere-hour battery; AC power system
(VFR), AC power system (IFR).
3. Revisions.
A. Normal Revisions.
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Revisions will be issued from time to time to update the information in this manual. These revisions will be
numbered in consecutive sequence and will provide replacement and added pages which will become a
permanent part of the manual.
(1) Highlights.
Each revision will be transmitted by a Highlights page(s) which will identify the affected pages in
consecutive order and tell briefly what the changes are.
(2) Revision Bars.
Revisions, additions, and deletions are identified by a heavy vertical black line (bar) along the left
margin of the page opposite only that portion of the printed matter that was changed. On illustrations
a small pointing hand-will indicate areas changed. New illustrations added will be identified by a
pointing hand next to the figure number. A revision bar opposite the chapter/section, page number,
and date indicates that the text is unchanged, but material was relocated from a different page.
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B. Temporary Revisions.
Temporary revisions are issued as required to provide a rapid means of amending the manual between
normal revisions. Temporary revisions are printed on yellow paper and numbered consecutively, starting with
1, for each chapter. For example: The first temporary revisions to the chapter on Landing Gear is TEMPO-
RARY REVISIONS NO. 32-1. Temporary revisions contains filing instructions so they can be inserted facing
the text that is affected. A descriptive subject title is followed by a discussion of the reason for the change.
C. Requests for Revision.
Requests for revision of the manual can be made using the Publications Change Request Form. (Refer to
Contact with Sikorsky Aircraft, paragraph 5.)
D. Verification of Active Pages.
With each normal revision, the book List of Effective Pages is revised, making it possible to check that any
page in the manual is the latest page issued. (Refer to paragraph 2.D.) With each temporary revision, the List
of Active Temporary Revisions is revised to list the temporary revisions that should be in the manual. (Refer to
paragraph 2.G.)
4. Airframe Publications.
The other airframe manuals related to this S-76 Maintenance Manual are listed below:
PUBLICATION TITLE CONTENTS
SA 4047-76-1 S-76 Flight Manual Information for pilots.
SA 4047-76-2-1 S-76 Airworthiness Limitations and Airworthiness limitations, scheduled

Inspection Requirements maintenance checks, and unsched-
uled maintenance checks.
SA 4047-76-3 S-76 Wiring Manual Wiring identification lists.
SA 4047-76-4 S-76 Illustrated Parts Catalog Identification and ordering data for
airframe parts.
SA 4047-76-5 S-76 Composite Materials Manual General repair instructions for fiber-
glass and kevlar structure; inspection
requirements, accept/reject criteria
for damage, repair limits, and repair
procedures for main and tail rotor
blades.
SA 4047-76-6 S-76 Flight Check Procedures Flight check information for pilots.
Manual
SA 4047-76-8 S-76 Corrosion Control Manual Corrosion control instructions; inspec-

tion, maintenance, accept/reject cri-
teria, repair limits/procedures.
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PUBLICATION TITLE CONTENTS

SA 4047-76-12 S-76 Structural Repair Manual Airframe repair data.
A. Data Packages.
Coverage for some avionics options is provided by data packages. Data packages contain engineering
drawings and available acceptance test and checkout procedures.
5. Supplier/Vendor Publications.
A. Publications.
In addition to the information contained in this manual, additional supplier/vendor publications covering
specific maintenance, inspection, testing, disassembly, assembly, repair and overhaul of parts and compo-
nents, either basic to the helicopter or optional equipment should be referred to. To obtain applicable
manuals contact:
Aircraft Technical Publishers

101 Southhill Drive
Brisbane, CA 94005-1251
USA
Telephone: 800-227-4610 USA & Canada
415-330-9500 International
Website: www.ATP.com
6. Contact with Sikorsky Aircraft.
A. Ordering Manuals.
To order additional manuals, contact Technical Support Services at the address in paragraph D.
B. Manual Requirements.
To change the quantity or address to which manual revisions or Service Bulletins are sent to you, contact the
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C. Handbook Corrections.
Submit requests for handbook corrections to the S-76 Product Manager’s Office at the address in paragraph
D. Identify the manual by title and publication number, the page and/or figure number, and the date on the
page in your manual. Write out your recommended change in detail. The change will be investigated for
possible incorporation and you will receive an answer on disposition of the request. The Publications Change
Request Forms bound in each manual provide a convenient means for submitting recommendations for
manual changes.
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INTRODUCTION
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ALERT/CUSTOMER SERVICE BULLETINS
1. Alert/Customer Service Bulletins.
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
NUMBER DATE TITLE DATE
76-21-1 Feb 6/81 Air Conditioning - Vent System - Installation of Additional Nov 1/82
Cockpit Vents
76-21-2 Jul 16/86 Air Conditioning - Tailcone Scoop and Exhaust Duct for No Effect
Equipment Cooling - Modification of
76-21-4 Sep 22/97 Air Conditioning System - Aero Aire Air Conditioning Sys- No Effect
tem - Soft-Start Assembly - Inspection of
76-22-1 Oct 29/80 Auto Flight - Pitch Bias Actuator Servo Assembly - Inspec- Oct 15/81
tion and Incorporation of Inspection Plate
76-22-2 Sep 3/81 Auto Flight - Stabilization Augmentation System (SAS) Nov 15/83
Phase III - Incorporation of
76-22-3A Oct 12/90 Auto Flight - SPZ-7000 Digital Automatic Flight Control No Effect
System - Air Data Sensor - Incorporation of Filter Assembly
76-22-4 Sep 26/88 Auto Flight - SPZ-7000 Digital Automatic Flight Control No Effect
System (DAFCS) - Clevis Assembly Clamp - Replacement of
76-22-5 Dec 1/88 Auto Flight - No. 1 and No. 2 Automatic Flight Control Feb 28/90
System (AFCS) Pitch and Roll Actuators - Harnesses -
Removal of Clamps - Installation of Tiedown Straps
76-22-6A Jul 8/97 Auto Flight - AFCS Actuators - Wiring Harness Clamping - No Effect
One-Time Inspection of
76-23-1 Jan 29/80 Communications - ICS Control Panel - Incorporation of No Effect

Modified Control Panels (CAA - Configured Helicopters
Only)
76-23-2A Feb 12/81 Communications - ICS System - Incorporation of Separate Feb 15/85
Ground Wires
76-24-1 Apr 10/80 Electrical Power - DC Power System - Transfer of Collective Feb 16/81
Bias Circuit Breaker to No. 1 DC Primary Bus
76-24-2A Mar 1/82 Electrical Power - Starter Generator Circuit - Improvement Sep 10/82
of
76-24-3 Sep 19/80 AC Generator System - Modification of No. 2 Relay Panel Sep 10/82
Assembly
SERVICE BULLETINS
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MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-24-4A Mar 27/84 Electrical Power - RH Main Electrical Harness - Inspection No Effect
for Chafing in Area of Vibration Absorber Amplifier
75-24-5 Oct 19/87 Electrical Power - AC Power System - Separation of AC No Effect

Power Transformer Ground Wires Termination
76-24-6 Nov 2/81 Electrical Power - Harness Connector Wire Inserts - Inspec- No Effect
tion for Security
76-24-7A Jun 29/82 DC Power System - DC Junction Box and Ground Termina- Sep 10/82
tions - Rewiring of
76-24-8A Jul 19/89 Electrical Power - DC Power System - Inspection or Modifi- Apr 15/88
cation of Ground Connection
76-24-9 June 24/88 Electrical Power - DC Power System - DC Essential Bus - Dec 15/88
Modification of Power Path
76-24-11 Jul 2/90 Electrical Power-Lower Circuit Breaker Panel Assembly - No Effect
Load Shed Wiring Modification
76-24-12A Aug 6/03 Electrical Power - AC Junction Box No. 1 and No. 2 AC No Effect
Primary Bus Contactor, K4/AC and K2/AC - Modification
of
76-24-14A Oct 9/03 Electrical Power - AC Power System - Dual Inverter Wiring No Effect
- Modification of
76-24-15 Nov 21/05 Electrical Power - Remote Control Circuit Breakers (RCCB) - No Effect
One-Time Visual Inspection for Proper Rating and Func-
tional Check
76-25-1A Sep 6/79 Equipment/Furnishings - Replacement of Carpeting No Effect
76-25-2 Jan 20/81 Equipment/Furnishings - Utility Hoist - Relocation of Hoist No Effect

Controller
76-25-3 Apr 8/80 Equipment/Furnishings - Cargo Hook - Addition of Cable Oct 15/81
Retention Pins
76-25-4 Jan 23/81 Equipment/Furnishings - Utility Hoist - Installation of Cable Nov 1/82
Guards and Rub Strip on Sliding Door
76-25-5 Feb 18/83 Equipment/Furnishings - Utility Hoist - Inspection of Jul 18/83
76-25-6B Jan 2/92 Equipment/Furnishings - Passenger Seat Assemblies - No Effect

Modification of
76-25-7B Jan 2/92 Equipment/Furnishings - Passenger Seat Assemblies - No Effect

Modification of
SERVICE BULLETINS
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MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-25-8 Oct 11/00 Equipment/Furnishings - Hoist Utility - Hook Assembly No Effect
Retention Pin - One-Time and Recurring Inspection of
76-26-1A Jul 22/85 Fire Protection - Engine Fire Extinguishing System - Wiring Feb 15/85
Modification
76-26-2A May 12/92 Fire Protection - Flame Detectors - Replacement of Dec 15/95
76-26-3 Dec 4/95 Fire Protection - DC Essential Bus Circuit Breaker Panel - Sep 30/98
Addition of Diodes to Decrease Voltage to Fire Detector
Control Amplifiers
76-28-1 Oct 30/80 Fuel - Bonding Jumper Assemblies - Replacement of; and Oct 15/81
Bonding Ground Check of Fuel Tank Supply Lines
76-28-2B Oct 6/87 Fuel - Vent Lines - Check Valves - Installation of May 15/87
76-28-5 Jan 14/99 Fuel - Fuel Check Valve/Main Fuel Tube Coupling Nut - No Effect
76-29-1A Sep 9/82 Hydraulic Power - First and Second Stage Pumps - No Effect
Replacement of
76-29-2A Nov 25/80 Hydraulic Power - First and Second Stage Pumps - No Effect
Replacement of
76-29-3 Nov 14/80 Hydraulic Power - Hydraulic Lines Installation - Inspection Oct 15/81
of
76-29-4 Mar 23/81 Hydraulic Power - First and Second Stage Hydraulic Mod- No Effect
ules - Installation of Improved Pressure Switch
76-29-5 Jun 5/81 Hydraulic Power - Second Stage Hydraulic Lines and First Oct 15/81
Stage Return Manifold - Replacement of; Pressure Hoses -
Left Lateral Servo - Interchanging of
76-29-6A June 27/88 Hydraulic Power - Tail Rotor Servo Solenoid Shutoff Valve Apr 15/89
- Incorporation of
76-29-7 Nov 18/86 Hydraulic Power - Second Stage Hydraulic Lines - Inspec- No Effect
tion of
76-29-8 Feb 13/89 Hydraulic Power - Yaw Control System - Pedal Damper/ Apr 15/89
Trim Actuator Tube Assembly - Inspection of
76-29-9A Sep 1/89 Hydraulic Power - Tail Rotor Servo Shut-off Valve System - No Effect
Inspection of
76-29-10A Mar 20/97 Hydraulic Power - ABEX Hydraulic Pump Assembly - Exter- Sep 30/98
nal Drive Shaft Modification - Incorporation of
SERVICE BULLETINS
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MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-29-11 Nov 17/04 Hydraulic Power - Second Stage Hydraulic Module - Over- No Effect
board Drain Hose - One-Time Inspection of
76-30-1A Jul 20/79 Ice and Rain Protection - Replacement of Windshield May 7/80
Wiper Blade Assembly
76-30-2A Oct 27/80 Ice and Rain Protection - Engine Inlet and Firewall - Incor- Dec 4/81
poration of Snow Protection Kit
76-30-4 Apr 23/81 Ice and Rain Protection - Windshield Wiper Motor - Instal- Oct 15/81
lation of Electrical Ground Jumper Assembly
76-30-5 Nov 19/80 Ice and Rain Protection - Engine Inlets Snow Protection Dec 4/81
System - Incorporation of Latest Configuration
76-30-6 Feb 12/81 Ice and Rain Protection - Engine Inlets Snow Protection Dec 4/81
System - Replacement of Thermal Switches
76-32-1A Mar 21/80 Landing Gear - Main Landing Gear Drag Brace Assembly No Effect
- Replacement of Parts for Improved Clearance
76-32-2 Jan 29/80 Landing Gear - Emergency Flotation System - Explosive Oct 15/81
Link - Addition of Seals and Decals
76-32-3 Apr 1/80 Landing Gear - Main - Emergency Flotation Bottles - No Effect
Replacement of Clamps and Rework of Retainers
76-32-4 Feb 4/80 Landing Gear - Second Stage Hydraulic System - Reloca- Feb 16/81
tion of Return Check Valve
76-32-5A Jan 27/81 Landing Gear - Extension and Retraction System - Incorpo- Oct 15/81
ration of Time-Delay System
76-32-6A Dec 18/81 Landing Gear - Control Valve - Replacement of No Effect
76-32-7 Apr 21/81 Landing Gear - Main Float Gear - Incorporation of Oct 15/81
Tiedown Ring Spring Guards
76-32-8 May 13/81 Landing Gear - Main - Flotation Gear - Replacement of No Effect
Landing Gear Door Explosive Links
76-32-9A Oct 27/81 Landing Gear - Main Floats, Flotation System Attachment No Effect
Cable Fittings, Straps, and Doublers - Inspection for Proper
Location; Installation of Exterior Doublers
76-32-10A Dec 17/85 Landing Gear - Main Landing Gear Positioning Rod and No Effect
Lower Drag Brace Rod End Assemblies - One-Time Inspec-
tion of
76-32-11 Jul 30/82 Landing Gear - Nose Landing Gear Downlock Proximity Aug 4/82
Sensor - Check for Proper Adjustment of
SERVICE BULLETINS
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INCORPORATION
76-32-12B Jan 7/82 Landing Gear - Extension and Retraction System - Modifi- Jan 15/82
cation of Electrical Circuit
76-32-13A Jan 12/83 Landing Gear - Nose Landing Gear Actuator - Inspection Jan 21/83
for Worn Locking Keys
76-32-14 Mar 15/83 Landing Gear - Nose Landing Gear Actuator - Inspection No Effect
for Chips and Worn Locking Keys with End Cap Removed
76-32-15 Jun 9/83 Landing Gear - Emergency Flotation System - Inspection Jul 18/83
and Check of Main Landing Gear Door Separator Link
Electrical Harnesses
76-32-16 Feb 27/84 Landing Gear - Nose and Main Gear Actuators - Test for No Effect
Proper Operation of Shuttle Valve
76-32-17B Jun 1/98 Landing Gear - Nose and Main Gear Actuators - Shuttle Sep 30/98
Valve - Replacement of
76-32-18 Sep 10/85 Landing Gear - Nose Landing Gear Shutoff Valve - Instal- No Effect
lation of
76-32-19A Dec 2/85 Landing Gear - Emergency Flotation System - Popout Jan 16/86
Floats - Inspection of
76-32-20A Jan 10/95 Landing Gear - Life Limitation Parts, Serialization and Log No Effect
Card Entry
76-32-21 Apr 22/86 Landing Gear - Emergency Extension System - Mounting May 15/87
Bracket and Cable Clamp - Installation of
76-32-24 Nov 23/94 Landing Gear - Braking System - Wheel Brakes Master No Effect
Cylinders - Removal of Check Valve from Vent Caps
76-32-25A Jan 12/98 Landing Gear - Main Landing Gear Aft Jury Brace - No Effect
Inspection and Repair or Replacement of
76-32-26A Sep 20/00 Landing Gear - Main Landing Gear Positioning Rod and No Effect
Side Brace Rod End - Inspection and Repair of
76-32-27 Apr 30/02 Landing Gear - Brake Assembly - Rotating Disc - Inspec- No Effect
tion of
76-32-28 May 17/02 Landing Gear - Brake Assembly - Rotating Disc - Inspec- No Effect
tion of
76-32-29 Apr 17/06 Landing Gear - Landing Gear Control Valve - One-Time No Effect
Wiring Continuity Check and Proper Part Number Check
76-33-1 Jan 12/98 Lighting System - Landing Light Circuitry - Modification of No Effect
SERVICE BULLETINS
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MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-33-2 Nov 25/98 Lights - Belly Mounted Anti-Collision Light - Inspection and No Effect
Modification of Wiring; Inspection of Helicopter Tub and
Light Lens Drain Holes for Obstructions
76-33-3 Mar 8/00 Electrical Systems - SX-16 and SX-5 Nightsun Searchlight - No Effect
76-33-4 Sep 4/03 Lighting System - Rotor Disc Light - Installation of No Effect
76-34-1 Aug 20/80 Navigation - Weather Radar - Incorporation of Improved No Effect

Bonding Installation for Lightning Protection
76-34-2 Jan 31/86 Navigation - Aerosonic Airspeed Indicators - Replacement Mar 21/86
of
76-34-4 Jun 30/87 Navigation - Tail Cone Heated Static Port Installations - No Effect
Modification of
76-34-5 June 15/88 Navigation - Dual Alternate Static Source Installation - No Effect
Inspection of
76-34-10A Mar 8/04 Electrical Power - Standby Attitude Indicator Emergency No Effect
Power Supply - Modification of
76-39-2 Feb 6/80 Electrical Panels and Components - Instrument Panel Feb 16/81
Assembly - Replacement of Low Fuel Caution Panel
76-52-2 Aug 27/80 Doors - Pilot/Copilot/Left and Right Passenger - Emer- Feb 16/81
gency Door Release Levers - Lockwiring of; Replacement of
Passenger Lever Covers
76-52-3 Jan 16/81 Doors - Crew and Hinged Passenger Doors - Installation of Nov 1/82
Retention Plates, and Cockpit Canopy Drain Tube Exten-
sion
76-52-5A Nov 2/83 Doors - Inspection of Main Landing Gear Door-to-Link Dec 20/83
Attachment Fitting Mounting Screws
76-52-6 Dec 22/83 Doors - Left and Right Sliding Doors - Secondary Locking Mar 1/84
Mechanism - Check for Proper Adjustment
76-52-7A Oct 3/86 Doors - Left and Right Sliding Doors - Latching and Lock- May 15/87
ing Mechanisms - Modification of; Access Hole - Incorpo-
ration of
76-52-8 Dec 11/85 Doors - Left and Right Sliding Doors - Inspection of Door No Effect
Track Screws for Security
76-52-9C Aug 18/89 Doors - Cockpit and Passenger Door Support Pins - No Effect
Replacement of
SERVICE BULLETINS
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INCORPORATION
76-52-10A Aug 27/87 Doors - Left and Right Passenger Doors - Electrical Door No Effect
Locking Actuator - Temporary Removal of
76-52-11 July 15/88 Doors - Left and Right Passenger Doors - Electrical Door No Effect
Locks - Lever Assembly - Replacement of; Electrical Actua-
tor - Reinstallation of
76-52-12 Jan 29/88 Doors - Window Frame Inspection - Trim Option - Modifi- No Effect
cation
76-52-13A Jul 15/98 Doors - Sliding Door Escape Hatch Assembly Jettison No Effect
Mechanism - Modification of
76-53-1 Jun 14/79 Fuselage - Engine Air Inlet Cowl Assemblies - Installation Feb 16/81
of Fasteners
76-53-2A Jul 10/79 Fuselage - Engine Aft Cowl - Replacement of Forward and Feb 16/81
Aft Latches
76-53-3 Jun 14/79 Fuselage - Engine Oil Filler Service Door - Installation of No Effect
Camloc Fasteners
76-53-4A Mar 20/80 Fuselage - Tail Cone - Additional Inspection Requirements No Effect
76-53-5A Jun 20/80 Fuselage - Bulkhead/Engine Support Fitting Area - Rein- Jul 20/79
forcement of
76-53-6 Aug 24/79 Fuselage - Engine Air Inlet Cowl Screens - Replacement of No Effect
Attaching Screws
76-53-7 Mar 11/80 Fuselage - Frame Attachment Angle at Station 216 - Rein- No Effect
forcement of
76-53-8B Dec 7/79 Fuselage - Aft Tail Cone - Stabilizer Support and Vertical Jun 26/80
Stabilizer Structure - Inspection Requirements
76-53-9A Apr 18/80 Fuselage - Engine Air Inlet Cowl - Inspection of Latch Nov 1/82
Mechanism
76-53-10 Dec 21/79 Fuselage - Engine Air Inlet Cowl and Aft Cowl Assemblies No Effect
- Modification of
76-53-11C Sep 17/80 Fuselage - Main Transmission Support Structure Fitting May 7/80
Assemblies - Inspection of
76-53-12 Sep 5/80 Fuselage - Main Gear Box Support Structure - Reinforce- Nov 25/80
ment of Fitting and Frame Assemblies, and Station 215
Bulkhead
76-53-13 Mar 14/80 Fuselage - Engine Air Inlet Cowl and Aft Cowl Latch Feb 16/81
Assemblies - Modification of
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MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-53-14 Mar 3/81 Fuselage - Installation of Rain Gutters above Doors of No Effect
Cockpit and Passenger Compartment
76-53-15 Oct 10/80 Fuselage - Engine Oil Filler Service Door - Installation of No Effect
Doublers for Receptacles - Rework to Prevent Binding
76-53-16 Nov 12/80 Fuselage - Engine Air Inlet Screen Assembly, Replacement Oct 15/81
of
76-53-17 Mar 17/81 Fuselage - Hydraulic Modules Support Assembly - No Effect

Improved Clip and Angle - Installation of
76-53-18A Aug 16/85 Fuselage - Upper Fuselage Station 215 Bulkhead, Left Side Mar 12/84
- Inspection of
76-53-19 Apr 10/81 Fuselage - Environmental Control Unit (ECU) - Sealing of Nov 1/82
Ducting, Bulkheads, Deck, and Crew and Passenger Doors
76-53-20 Jul 16/81 Fuselage - Fire Extinguishing Containers Support Bracket - No Effect
Replacement of
76-53-21 Jun 15/81 Fuselage - Engine Aft Cowl - Modification of Forward Sup- No Effect
port Struts - Replacement of Aft Support Strut Brackets
76-53-22 Jun 26/81 Fuselage - Heating and Venting - Sealing of Ducting and Nov 1/82
Installation of Access Cover
76-53-23 Aug 16/84 Fuselage - Fuselage Mounted Engine Containment Installa- No Effect
tion - Incorporation
76-53-24 Sep 22/84 Fuselage - Engine Compartment Center Firewall - Inspec- No Effect
tion of No. 1 Tail Drive Shaft for Adequate Clearance
76-53-25 Sep 26/84 Fuselage - Engine Compartment Center Firewall - Inspec- No Effect
tion and Modification of Forward Section Center Firewall
76-53-26 May 28/85 Fuselage - Doubler Installation-Station 215, Left Side No Effect
76-53-27 May 14/86 Fuselage - Upper Fuselage, Station 300 - Left Side - Stain- No Effect
less Steel Straps - Installation of
76-53-29 Jun 26/86 Fuselage - Engine Oil Filler Access Door - Oil Fill Cap and No Effect
Dip Stick Handle - Inspection of
76-53-30A Oct 5/88 Fuselage - Vertical Stabilizer - Access Cover and Remov- Apr 15/88
able Intermediate Gear Box Inlet Fairings - Incorporation
of
76-53-35A Feb 21/95 Fuselage - Engine Compartment - Center Firewall Assem- Dec 15/95
blies - Modification of
SERVICE BULLETINS
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INCORPORATION
76-53-37 Oct 16/91 Fuselage - Aft Engine Cowling - Forward and Aft Latches - No Effect
Inspection for Security
76-53-39A Oct 13/97 Fuselage - Main Rotor Pylon Forward Fairing and Tail No Effect
Gear Box Fairing - Rework to Prevent Digital Automatic
Flight Control System (DAFCS) Electro-Magnetic Interfer-
ence
76-53-40 Aug 10/06 Fuselage - Engine Compartment - Installation of Modifica- No Effect

tion Kit
76-55-1B Mar 20/80 Stabilizers - Aft Tail Cone Structure - Reinforcement of No Effect
76-55-2A May 10/83 Stabilizers - Horizontal Stabilizer Assembly - Replacement Jul 8/80
of Support Fitting and Installation of Lead Shot Dampers
76-55-3 Nov 30/79 Stabilizers - Horizontal Stabilizer - Improved Method of No Effect

Stabilizer Mounting
76-55-4B Nov 30/79 Stabilizers - Support Fitting Attachment Bolts - Inspection No Effect
and Replacement
76-55-5B Sep 11/85 Stabilizers - Horizontal Stabilizer Support Fitting - Installa- No Effect
tion of Increased Diameter Bolts
76-55-6 Apr 16/80 Stabilizers - Horizontal Stabilizer - Replacement of Balance May 7/80
Weights with Lead Shot Dampers
76-55-7A May 12/80 Stabilizers - Horizontal Stabilizer Retention Fittings No Effect

(C-Clamps) - Inspection and Replacement of
76-55-8 May 29/80 Stabilizers - Horizontal Stabilizer - Steel Retention Fittings No Effect
(C-Clamps) - Incorporation of
76-55-9 Mar 17/83 Stabilizers - Vertical Stabilizers (Pylon) - Leading Edge Apr 8/83
Skin - Inspection for Cracks
76-55-10 Feb 16/81 Stabilizers - High-Frequency Antenna Support Assembly - No Effect

Replacement of
76-55-11A Aug 22/85 Stabilizers - Vertical Stabilizer - Forward and Aft Spars - No Effect
Reinforcement of
76-55-12 Jun 6/86 Stabilizers - Vertical Stabilizer - Forward Spar Station 458 No Effect
- Reinforcement of
76-55-15A May 9/95 Stabilizers - Horizontal Stabilizer Support Fitting Assembly No Effect
- Serialization of Life Limited Part
76-55-16A Feb 17/00 Stabilizers - Vertical Stabilizer - Tail Gear Box Forward May 7/99
Fairings - One-Time and Recurring Inspection of
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INCORPORATION
76-55-18 Dec 17/01 Stabilizers - Horizontal Stabilizer Assembly - One-Time No Effect
Inspection of
76-55-20A Nov 11/03 Stabilizers - Vertical Stabilizer Inspection No Effect
76-55-21 Feb 9/06 Stabilizers - Vertical Stabilizer - Aft Spar Assembly - No Effect
Modification of
76-65-1A Jul 29/80 Rotors - Main Rotor Head - Inspection of Attachment Bolts No Effect
at Inboard End of Damper Assemblies and at Lower End of
Pitch Control Rods
76-65-2A Mar 18/80 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Inspection of Tip Cap - No Effect
Replacement of Blade
76-65-3B Mar 5/80 Rotors - Pitch Control Rod Assemblies - Inspection for Feb 16/81
Proper Assembly; Installation of Nylon Washer Bumpers
76-65-5 Sep 19/79 Rotors - Tail Rotor - Removal of Boots from Pitch Control Feb 15/80
Rod Assemblies
76-65-6A Mar 25/80 Rotors - Main Rotor Head - Inspection and Replacement of Feb 15/80
Bifilar-to-Spacer Attachment Bolts and Nuts
76-65-7 Feb 26/80 Rotors - Damper Reservoir - Addition of Cap for Main Feb 16/81
Rotor Shaft Protection
76-65-8 Feb 5/80 Rotors - Main Rotor Blades - Inspection of Tip Rib No Effect
76-65-9A Jul 10/80 Rotors - Main Rotor Hub Subassembly - Fluorescent Pen- No Effect
etrant Inspection of
76-65-10E Feb 11/92 Rotors - Main Rotor Hub Subassembly - Inspection of No Effect
76-65-11 May 1/80 Rotors - Tail Rotor Installation - Outboard Retaining Plate - Feb 16/81
Inspection of Retention Bolts
76-65-12 Apr 1/80 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade Tip Plate Assembly Retention No Effect
Bolts - Inspection of
76-65-13A Apr 24/80 Rotors - Main Rotor Spindle Assembly - Inspection/ Aug 11/80
Replacement of and Installation of Bearing Inner Race
Retainers
76-65-14A Oct 4/82 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Leading Edge Outboard No Effect
Nickel Abrasion Strip Bond - Inspection of
76-65-15A May 5/81 Rotors - Main Rotor Spindle Assemblies - Inspection of Oct 15/81
Elastomeric Bearings for Bonding Separations - Replace-
ment of Bearing Inner Race Ty-Rap Retainers
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INCORPORATION
76-65-16 Oct 13/80 Rotors - Main Rotor Head - Inspection of Damper Cylinder No Effect
Assembly End Cap Attachment Bolts
76-65-17B Feb 10/81 Rotors - Main Rotor Hub Subassembly and Rotating Scis- Oct 15/81
sors Assembly - Modification of
76-65-18C Jan 3/85 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Composite Root End Attach- Nov 8/82
ment Hole Area - Inspection of
76-65-19 Nov 17/80 Rotors - Main Rotor Head - Inspection of Damper Piston Jan 28/81
Rods
76-65-21 Mar 19/81 Rotors - Main Rotor Spindle Assembly - Replacement of Oct 15/81
Inner Bearing Race
76-65-22B May 1/81 Rotors - Main Rotor Spindle Assembly - Replacement of Oct 15/81
Spindles; Inspection/Replacement of Spindle Inner and
Outer Bearing Races
76-65-23A Aug 11/81 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Modification of Balance Oct 15/81
Weights; Replacement of Tip Plate Assembly Bolts
76-65-24B Aug 20/81 Rotors - Main Rotor Spindle Assembly Components - Mar 19/82
Replacement of
76-65-25 Jul 16/81 Rotors - Bifilar Vibration Absorber - Replacement of No Effect

Spacer
76-65-26A Sep 9/81 Rotors - Main Rotor Rotating Scissors Assembly - Replace- No Effect
ment of Pivot Bolt
76-65-30 Nov 13/81 Rotors - Main Rotor Rotating Scissors Assembly - Incorpo- Mar 19/82
ration of Improved Scissors Assembly
76-65-31 Sep 9/81 Rotors - Main Rotor Rotating Scissors Assembly - Replace- Mar 19/82
ment of
76-65-33 Jun 15/82 Rotors - Tail Rotor Installation - Retaining Washers - No Effect
Inspection and Replacement of
76-65-34A Jan 31/91 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Inspection of Spar Tip End Apr 8/83
76-65-35B Oct 2/97 Rotors - Tail Rotor Blade - Inspection of Spar Elliptical Cen- Mar 1/84
tering Plug and Installation of Retaining Pad
76-65-36B Dec 23/85 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Tip Block Assembly Boltholes No Effect
and Tip End Assembly - Inspection of
76-65-37 Sep 12/86 Rotors - Tail Blade - Inspection of No Effect
76-65-38 Sep 18/86 Rotors - Tail Blade - Inspection of No Effect
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INCORPORATION
76-65-39 Oct 24/86 Rotors - Tail Rotor Blades - Inspection of No Effect
76-65-40A Mar 18/88 Rotors - Tail Rotor Blades - Computed Tomographic (CT) No Effect
Inspection of Spar
76-65-41A Nov 14/89 Rotors - Tail Rotor Blade Assemblies - Serialization Mark- No Effect
ing of Pitch Change Horn Assemblies
76-65-42B Mar 11/91 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Tip Plate Retention Bolts - One- No Effect
Time Inspection of
76-65-43B Jul 14/93 Rotors - Tail Rotor Blade Assemblies - Bumper and Bumper No Effect
Pad Installation - One-Time Inspection for Proper Gap
76-65-44 Jul 26/93 Rotors - Tail Rotor Blade Assembly - Horn Assemblies - Nov 30/93
Inspection of; Fiberglass Fairing Assemblies - Modification
of
76-65-45A Jun 8/94 Rotors - Tail Rotor Control Rod Assemblies - Rod Ends - No Effect
Inspection for Cracks
76-65-46 Aug 9/96 Rotors - Tail Rotor Blades - One-Time Inspection of No Effect
76-65-47 Jul 31/98 Rotors - Swashplate Assembly - Uniball Bearing Retainer No Effect
Bolts - One-Time Inspection and Replacement of
76-65-48 Mar 17/99 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Leading Edge Strip/Skin - No Effect
One-Time Coin Tap and Visual Inspection of
76-65-49A May 19/00 Rotors - Main Rotor Hub One-Time Inspection for Main No Effect
Rotor Hub to Horn Contact
76-65-50 May 25/00 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Root End Pocket Inspection No Effect
76-65-51 Jul 28/00 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Main Rotor Spar - Inspection No Effect
76-65-52 Jul 24/01 Rotors - Main Rotor Spindle Assemblies - One-Time Inspec- No Effect
tion of Spindle Attachment Bolts
76-65-53 Sep 6/01 Rotors - Main Rotor Blades - One-Time Non-Destructive No Effect
Inspection (NDI) by the use of Ultrasonic (UT)
76-65-54A May 3/02 Rotors - Main Rotor Head Damper Piston Rod Assembly - No Effect
One-Time Check of
76-65-55A Jul 25/02 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Lightning Strike Removal from No Effect
Service
76-65-56 Aug 9/02 Rotors - Main Rotor Blades - One-Time Inspection of Main No Effect
Rotor Blades 9Two-Piece Titanium Leading Edge Sheath9
SERVICE BULLETINS
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INCORPORATION
76-65-57 Dec 23/02 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Leading Edge Strip/Skin - No Effect
Visual Inspection of
76-65-58A Nov 11/03 Rotors - Enhanced Tail Rotor Balance Check No Effect
76-65-59 Nov 19/03 Rotors - Main Rotor Hub, Spindle, Swashplate, and Tail No Effect
Rotor Outboard Retaining Plate assemblies - Reidentifica-
tion of
76-65-60 Jun 16/04 Rotors - Tail Rotor Blades - One-Time Borescope Inspection No Effect
of
76-65-61 Jul 27/04 Rotors - Main Rotor Blades - One-Time Root End Ultrasonic No Effect
Test (UT) Inspection of
76-65-62 Dec 14/04 Rotors - Main Rotor Assembly - Lower Bifilar Support - No Effect
One-Time Visual Inspection of
76-65-63B Apr 21/05 Rotors - Main Rotor Hub (MRH) - One-Time Check and No Effect
Recurring Daily Visual 10X Magnification Inspection
76-65-64 Apr 2/07 Rotors - Main Rotor Head Spindle Assemblies - One-Time No Effect
Inspection of Spindle Assembly Bolts
76-65-68 May 20/14 Rotors - Tail Rotor Blade - One-Time Inspection and Imple- No Effect
ment Recurring Inspection of Pitch Horn Bond Region
76-66-1A Mar 17/80 Powertrain - Section V Tail Rotor Drive Shaft - Inspection of Jul 20/79
Flexible Coupling
76-66-2 Apr 15/80 Powertrain - Tail Drive Shaft - Addition of Shield No Effect
76-66-3 Sep 4/79 Powertrain - Intermediate Gear Box - Inspection for Mis- Feb 16/81
alignment of Flexible Coupling
76-66-4A Jul 10/80 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - Inspection for Proper Aug 11/80
Operation of Main Gear Box Chip Detectors
76-66-5A Feb 20/81 Powertrain - Main Gear Box Oil Cooler Blower - Addition Oct 15/81
of Screen
76-66-6B Jul 7/81 Powertrain - Main Gear Box Oil Cooler Blower - Replace- No Effect
ment of Impeller
76-66-7 Mar 9/81 Powertrain - Rotor Brake System - Modification of No. 2 Oct 15/81
Relay Panel Assembly
76-66-8A Sep 30/81 Powertrain - Rotor Brake - Addition of Shield Assemblies Feb 1/82
76-66-9A Jun 19/81 Powertrain - Rotor Brake - Inspection for Clearance Oct 15/81
Between Pucks and Disc
SERVICE BULLETINS
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MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-66-10B Nov 25/81 Powertrain - Rotor Brake System - Installation of Warning Feb 1/82
Relay
76-66-11 Aug 17/87 Powertrain - Main Gear Box Lower Housing - Jet Port Lin- No Effect
ers - Inspection for Proper Stake Pinning
76-66-13B Nov 4/81 Powertrain - Tail Gear Box - Inspection of Pitch Change Oct 12/81
Shaft and Output Shaft
76-66-14A Dec 11/81 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - No. 1 and No. 2 Input No Effect
Bevel Pinion Housing Assemblies - Inspection of
76-66-15B Oct 29/82 Powertrain - Rotor Brake - Temporary Deactivation No Effect
76-66-16B Oct 20/82 Powertrain - Main Gear Box Assembly - Shaft and Spur Nov 8/82
Pinion - Inspection of
76-66-17 Mar 26/82 Powertrain - Rotor Brake Preflight Check No Effect
76-66-18A Mar 28/84 Powertrain - Tail Gear Box - Pitch Change Shaft Assembly Mar 12/84
- Check for Axial Play
76-66-19 Jan 22/85 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - No. 1 and No. 2 Input No Effect
Bevel Pinion Housing Assemblies - Inspection of
76-66-20 Jul 20/85 Powertrain - Tail Drive Shaft Bearing Support Assembly - No Effect
Inspection of Bearing
76-66-21 Jan 24/86 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - Oil Filter Element - Inspec- No Effect
tion for Installation of
76-66-22 Feb 18/87 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - Oil Cooler Blower - Impeller May 15/87
Isolator - Replacement of; Blower Drive Assembly - Inspec-
tion of
76-66-23B Feb 21/91 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - Tail Takeoff Flange Locknut No Effect
- Inspection of
76-66-24A Feb 8/91 Powertrain - BF Goodrich Rotor Brake Assembly - Piston No Effect
Housing - Rework of
76-66-25 Mar 13/91 Powertrain - Tail Rotor Drive Shaft Assemblies Sections II, Jul 15/92
III, and IV - Flange Attachment Hardware - Torque Check/
Application of Torque Stripes
76-66-26 Jan 9/92 Powertrain - Tail Rotor Drive Shaft - Bearing Support Nov 22/91
Assemblies - Replacement of
76-66-27 Jan 8/92 Powertrain - Tail Gear Box Assembly - Output Shaft - No Effect
SERVICE BULLETINS
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Oct 31/14
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-66-28 Mar 16/92 Powertrain - Tail Gear Box Output Housing Assembly - No Effect
Inspection for Presence of Lubrication Hole
76-66-29A Jul 10/95 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - No. 1 Input Bevel Pinion No Effect
Housing Assembly - Inspection and Incorporation of
76-66-30A Jul 7/00 Powertrain - Main Gear Box Installation - Barrel Nut No Effect
Inspection
76-66-31B Nov 7/00 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - One-Time and Repetitive No Effect
Non Destructive Inspection (NDI) of the Main Rotor Shaft
Assembly
76-66-32A Jan 17/01 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - Removal from Service and No Effect
Repetitive Non-Destructive Inspection (NDI) Certain Serial
Number Main Rotor Shafts
76-66-33 Jul 27/01 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - One-Time Visual Inspection No Effect
of the Main Gear Box Support Beam Barrel-Nut Bores
76-66-34 Nov 2/01 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - Rotor Brake Disc - One- No Effect
Time Visual Inspection of
76-66-35 Jun 26/02 Powertrain - Tail Gear Box - Output Housing and Shaft No Effect
Assembly - One-Time Axial Motion Measurement Inspec-
tion of
76-66-36 Nov 12/02 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - Rotor Brake Disc (RBD) - No Effect
Identification of Manufacturer - One-Time Visual Inspect of
76-66-37 Jan 31/03 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - Rotor Brake Disc (RBD) - Oct 31/12
Removal from Service and Interim Instructions
76-66-38 Feb 27/03 Powertrain - Tail Rotor Drive Shaft Viscous Damper Bear- No Effect
ing Calendar Replacement
76-66-39 Nov 20/03 Powertrain - Tail Gear Box, Output Flange, Output Shaft, No Effect
and Main Gear Box Housing Assemblies - Reidentification
of
76-66-40 Jun 7/04 Powertrain - Main Gear Box (MGB) - One-Time Visual No Effect
Inspection of the Main Gear Box Lubrication Pump
76-66-41 Apr 4/05 Powertrain - Main Gear Box (MGB) - Freewheel Unit No Effect
(FWU) - One-Time Functional Check of
76-66-42A Jun 12/06 Powertrain - Main Gear Box (MGB) - One-Time Radial No Effect
and Axial Movement Check of the Tail Take-Off (TTO)
Flange and a Torque Check of the TTO Locking Nut
76-66-43 Apr 20/06 Powertrain - Main Gear Box (MGB) - Main Gear Box Rear No Effect
Cover Assembly - One-Time Visual Inspection for Chafing
Damage
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Oct 31/14
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-66-44A Jul 20/06 Powertrain - Main Gear Box (MGB) - Main Rotor Shaft No Effect
Assembly - One-Time Ultrasonic (UT) Inspection of
76-66-45A Feb 7/07 Powertrain - Main Gear Box (MGB) - Main Rotor Shaft No Effect
76-66-46 Feb 7/07 Powertrain - Main Gear Box (MGB) - Main Rotor Shaft No Effect
76-66-47A May 15/07 Powertrain - Main Gear Box (MGB) - Oil Cooler Blower Jun 5/07
Assembly - One-Time Modification of
76-66-48B Jul 8/09 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - Electric Rotor Brake (ERB) - May 31/10
One-Time Modification of
76-66-50 Jan 14/13 Powertrain - Main Gear Box (MGB) - Lower Housing - Oct 31/13
76-66-51 May 6/13 Powertrain - Tail Drive Shaft - Flange-to-Shaft Hardware No Effect
for Evidence of Looseness or Movement - One-Time Inspec-
tion of
76-66-52 Apr 1/14 Powertrain - Tail Drive Shaft - One-Time Inspection and No Effect
Torque Verification of Flange Bolt
76-66-54 Sep 17/14 Powertrain - Main Gearbox (MGB) - One-Time Inspection No Effect
of Upper Main Rotor Shaft Seal Liner
76-67-1 Mar 7/80 Flight Controls - Mixer (Upper Deck Controls) - Rework of No Effect
Aft Bracket and Angle for Clearance
76-67-3B Nov 30/79 Flight Controls - Main and Tail Rotor Servo Actuator Pres- No Effect
sure Switches - Removal of
76-67-4A Jul 29/80 Flight Controls - Yaw Pedal Damper - Sealing of Ballcheck No Effect
Valve Assembly
76-67-5 Dec 20/79 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Control Pedals - Inspection of No Effect
Support Weld Joint
76-67-6F Oct 29/82 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Servo - Operational Checks Nov 8/82
76-67-7 Dec 12/79 Flight Controls - Cyclic Stick - Inspection of Bearing Sup- No Effect
port Assembly
76-67-8A Oct 14/81 Flight Controls - Main and Tail Rotor Servo Actuators - Mar 19/82
Installation of Improved Pressure Switches
76-67-9 Feb 11/80 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Servo Actuator - Replacement of No Effect
SERVICE BULLETINS
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Oct 31/14
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-67-10A Sep 2/80 Flight Controls - Upper Deck - Tail Rotor Controls - For- Nov 1/82
ward Quadrant - Installation of Shims under Torque Tube
Upper and Lower Bearing Supports
76-67-13 Dec 19/80 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Servo Actuator - Replacement of No Effect
76-67-14B Jun 25/82 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo - One-Time Check for No Effect
Presence of Passage in Balance Tube Return Fluid Circuit
76-67-15 Jul 15/82 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Actuators - Internal Oct 30/82
Leakage Check
76-67-16 Jul 20/83 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Control Cable and Collar Instal- Mar 1/84
lation - Inspection of
76-67-17 Mar 22/84 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Cable Turnbuckles - Inspection No Effect
of
76-67-18A Oct 26/87 Flight Controls - Viscous Damper Assemblies - Incorpora- May 15/87
tion of
76-67-19 Dec 5/85 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Control System - Pulley Guard No Effect
Pins - Replacement of
76-67-21 Jun 27/86 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Control Cable Pulleys - Inspec- No Effect
tion of
76-67-22A Jul 5/86 Flight Controls - Yaw Control Rod Assembly - Inspection of No Effect
76-67-23C Aug 8/88 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Actuator Assemblies - Oct 6/86
Balance Tube Inspection/Test
76-67-24 Aug 5/86 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Servo Actuator Linkage - No Effect
Inspection and Modification of
76-67-25 Aug 25/86 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Actuator Assemblies - May 15/87
Replacement of Piston and Balance Tube Seals; Inspection
of Balance Tubes
76-67-26 Oct 8/86 Flight Controls - Pilot and Copilot Cyclic Control Sticks - May 15/87
Check for Lateral Play - Resafety of Stop Pins
76-67-28A Nov 11/87 Flight Controls - Forward and Aft Servo Control Rod Apr 15/88
Assemblies - Drain Hole - Addition of
76-67-30A Jan 11/91 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Control Cables Rubbing Strips - No Effect
Modification of
76-67-31 Nov 23/92 Flight Controls - Control Rod Assemblies - Conductivity No Effect
Inspection of
SERVICE BULLETINS
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Oct 31/14
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-67-32A Oct 15/87 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Actuator Assemblies - Jun 24/88
Inspection and Check of
76-67-33A Nov 4/87 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Actuator Assemblies - No Effect
Inspection of
76-67-34B Mar 15/88 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Actuator Assemblies - Apr 15/88
Inspection of
76-67-35 Jul 12/88 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Actuator Assemblies - Jun 24/88
Replacement of Piston and Balance Tube Seals; Inspection
of Balance Tubes; Pistons, Rod End Assemblies, and Input
Lever Assembly
76-67-36 Oct 18/88 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Centering Quadrant - Retaining No Effect
Washers - Installation of
76-67-37 Dec 5/88 Flight Controls - Expandable Pin Attachment of Servo No Effect
Actuator to Stationary Swashplate - Inspection of
76-67-38A Dec 8/89 Flight Controls - Stationary Swashplate - Redundant Reten- Apr 15/89
tion Feature for Expandable Pin - Incorporation of
76-67-39 Nov 2/90 Flight Controls - Servo Actuator to Stationary Swashplate No Effect
Attachments - Expandable Pins - One-Time Inspection of
76-67-40B Aug 18/98 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Actuator Assembly - Aug 20/93
Inspection of Pistons, Rod End Assemblies, and Feedback
Linkage Bearings on Actuator 30006760
76-67-41A Jul 8/96 Flight Controls - Arkwin Industries Pedal Damper/Trim Dec 15/95
Actuator - Relief Valve Override Test
76-67-43A Aug 18/98 Flight Controls - Main and Tail Rotor Servo Actuator Pres- No Effect
sure Switches - One-Time Inspection and Replacement of
76-67-44 Oct 26/99 Flight Controls - Pilot’s Cyclic Stick Torque Tube Support No Effect
Assembly - One-Time FOD Inspection; Modification of
76-67-45 Dec 19/01 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Input Control Pushrods - No Effect
76-67-46 Sep 5/02 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Input Control Pushrods - No Effect
10 Year Replacement Interval
76-67-47 Nov 10/04 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Gear Box - Tail Rotor Quadrant No Effect
Support Assembly - One-Time Inspection of
76-67-48 Mar 3/05 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo - Adjustable Pushrod No Effect
Assembly - One-Time Visual Inspection and Replacement
of
SERVICE BULLETINS
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Oct 31/14
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-67-49 Jun 22/06 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Control Pedal - Pilot and Copi- No Effect
lot Side, One-Time Inspection of
76-67-50 Dec 21/06 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Assembly - Recurring No Effect
Adjustment/Test - Implementation of
76-67-53 Sep 18/13 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Serial Number for No Effect
Repaired Rod End Assembly Bearing Bore - One-Time
Check of
76-67-54 Dec 19/13 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Controls - One-Time No Effect
Inspection of Forward and AFT Input Control Rods
76-71-1 Aug 30/79 Powerplant - Engine Accessory Cover Assembly - Reloca- No Effect
tion of Engine Harness Receptacle
76-71-2B Jul 10/80 Powerplant - Forward Tripod Support - Removal of Shim No Effect
and Inspection for Clearance; Inspection of Flexible Cou-
plings, and No. 1 and No. 2 Engine Drive Shaft for Align-
ment
76-71-3 Dec 4/79 Powerplant - Engine Drive Shaft Assembly - Alignment Feb 16/81
Check of No. 1 and No. 2 Engine Drive Shaft Assemblies;
Inspection of Flexible Couplings; Replacement of Forward
Tripod Support and Aft Support Assemblies
76-71-4A Aug 1/80 Powerplant - Demountable Power Package - Replacement Feb 16/81
of Gasket for Bleed-Air Tube Assembly
76-71-5 Apr 28/81 Powerplant - Airframe - Mounted Engine Waterwash Nov 1/82
Nozzles and Hoses - Installation of
76-71-6A Jul 10/81 Powerplant - Powerplant Mounting Supports - Inspection No Effect

and Anti - Corrosion Treatment Procedures
76-71-7 Nov 9/84 Powerplant - Demountable Power Package - Fuselage No Effect

Mounted Engine Containment Installation - Replacement of;
Allison External Energy Absorbing Ring - Installation of
76-71-9 May 13/87 Powerplant - Engine and Compartment Drains - Combus- No Effect
tion Chamber and Exhaust Casing Lower Drain Lines -
Replacement of
76-71-14A Nov 13/95 Powerplant - Turbomeca Arriel 1S Engines - Check for No Effect
Free Rotation of Gas Generator
76-71-15A Jul 14/06 Powerplant - Engine Drive Shaft Assembly - Main Gear No Effect
Box (MGB) Input Attachment Bolts - One-Time Inspection of
76-73-1 Jun 3/92 Engine Fuel and Control - No. 1 and No. 2 Engine (Elec- Jul 15/92
tronic) N2 Overspeed Control Systems - Deactivation of
SERVICE BULLETINS
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Oct 31/14
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-73-7 Jun 10/14 Engine Fuel and Control - Engine Fuel System - One-Time No Effect
Replacement of Combustor Drain Lines
76-75-1 Apr 23/81 Air - No. 2 Engine Thermal Switch (T1 Temperator Sensor) Nov 1/82
- Relocation of
76-75-2 Jun 25/81 Air - Engine Air Particle Separator - Gasket Retainer for Nov 1/82
Scavenge Air Check Valve - Installation of
76-75-3 Jul 23/81 Air - Engine Air Particle Separator (EAPS) System - Instal- No Effect
lation of Provisions/Conversion to Operational Status
76-76-1 Aug 24/79 Engine Controls - Power Turbine (N2) Control System - Feb 16/81
No. 1 and No. 2 Engine Collective Bias Actuator - Installa-
tion of Insulating Spacers on Null Switches
76-76-2 Sep 16/83 Engine Controls - Collective Bias Control Cable System Sep 16/83
Emergency Travel - Inspection/Modification of
76-76-3 Apr 6/88 Engine Controls - Power Turbine Speed Trim Control No Effect
Actuators - Attachment Bolt - Inspection of
76-77-1 Jul 30/81 Engine Indicating - Power Turbine Inlet Temperature Indi- Nov 1/82
cating Harness - Replacement and Relocation of
76-77-2 Jun 23/81 Engine Indicating - Engine Torque Indicating System - Nov 1/82
Replacement of Hose Assemblies
76-77-4A May 6/99 Engine Indicating System - Turbomeca Arriel 1S1 Engine No Effect
AC Generator Interlock Feature - One-Time Operational
Check for Incorporation of
76-78-1A Sep 14/79 Exhaust - Replacement of Engine Exhaust Ejector Assembly No Effect
76-79-7 Aug 31/05 Oil - Engine Supplementary Oil Filtration - Installation of Mar 31/06
76-79-8 Jul 25/06 Oil - Engine Oil Cooler Flex Duct - Calendar Replacement No Effect
76-79-9 Jul 5/07 Oil - Engine Oil Cooler Blower - One-Time Inspection of No Effect
the Oil Cooler Blower Assembly Drive Shaft
76-80-1 Feb 5/80 Starting - DC Junction Box - Addition of Ignition Exciter Sep 10/82
Suppressors on No. 1 and No. 2 Engine Start Contactors
SERVICE BULLETINS
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Oct 31/14
CUSTOMER SERVICE NOTICES
1. Customer Service Notices.
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-1A Jun 14/79 Fuselage - Inspection of Engine Air Inlet Cowl Latches for No Effect
Proper Engagement
76-2H Jul 20/84 Major Components - Maximum Recommended Time Nov 30/84
Between Overhauls
76-3 Jun 13/79 Rotors - Trial Rotor Blades - Proper Installation Procedures No Effect
for Tail Rotor Boots
76-4 Jun 13/79 General - Removal of Sikorsky Aircraft Yellow 9Unqualified No Effect
Part9 Labels
76-5 Jun 19/79 Hydraulic Lines - Proper Clearance Feb 16/81
76-6 Jul 17/79 Fuselage - Rework of Canopy to Improve Airflow for No Effect
Windshield Defogging
76-7 May 18/79 Fuselage - Sealing of Engine Compartment Decks from No Effect
Fluid Leaks
76-8 Jul 30/79 Stabilizers - Vertical Stabilizer (Pylon) - Increased Trailing No Effect
Edge Ply Thickness
76-9 Sep 14/79 Rotors - Swashplate Assembly - Replacement of Bearing Feb 16/81
Shield with Main Rotor Head Installed
76-10 Oct 1/81 Oil - Engine Oil Cooler Blower - Drain Hole - Incorpora- Oct 15/81
tion of
76-11D Mar 23/84 Component - Spares Exchange Program No Effect
76-12 Sep 12/79 Rotors - Main Rotor Dampers - Proper Servicing Fluid Feb 16/81
76-13 Sep 5/79 Flight Controls - Ground Operational Checks - Tail Rotor No Effect
Servo
76-14 Oct 12/79 Fuselage - Main Gear Box Fairing Support Structure - No Effect
Inspection Requirements
76-15 Dec 7/79 General - Service Bulletin Compliance Records No Effect
76-16B Nov 4/80 Hydraulic Systems - Recommended Maintenance Proce- No Effect

dures
SERVICE NOTICES
Page 1
Oct 31/12
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-17 Nov 16/79 Powerplant - Flexible Coupling - Engine Drive Shaft - No Effect
Inspection of
76-18 Dec 10/79 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade Limits - Rotor Stopped No Effect
76-19 Dec 18/79 Fuselage - Engine Air Inlet Cowl Latches - Adequate Clear- No Effect
ance Inspection
76-20 May 19/82 Electrical Panels and Components - Instrument Panel Har- No Effect
ness - Installation
76-21 Jan 11/80 Operating Limitations - Flight Limits - Falling and Blowing No Effect
Snow
76-22 Jan 27/81 Powertrain - Main Gear Box Oil Cooler Blower - Rework No Effect
of
76-23 Nov 3/81 Equipment/Furnishings - Utility Hoist - Electrical System - Feb 16/81
Modification of
76-24A May 8/80 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - Corrosion Protection of No Effect
Main Rotor Shaft
76-25 Mar 20/80 Landing Gear - Nose and Main Electrical Wiring Harness No Effect
- Removal of Clear Heat-Shrink Tubing; Main Electrical
Wiring Harness - Moisture Protection of Sensor Switches
76-26 Jun 20/80 Powertrain - Deactivation of Rotor Brake System Oct 15/81
76-27 Apr 14/80 Fuselage - Engine Air Inlet Screen Assemblies - Inspection Jan 18/82
and Replacement or Repair of
76-28 Jul 22/80 Landing Gear - Main - Elimination of Interference Between No Effect
Strut and Airframe Upper Attachment Fitting
76-29 Sep 16/80 Rotors - Main Rotor Spindle Nut, Serialization of No Effect
76-30A Apr 30/81 Electrical Power - AC Generator Cooling Duct, Addition of No Effect
Drain Hole; AC Generator Mounting Pad, Removal of
Drain Plug
76-31B Jun 22/82 Avionics Equipment - Availability of Supplier Warranties No Effect
76-32 Mar 22/82 Landing Gear - Main and Nose Landing Gear Actuators - No Effect
Improved Shuttle Valve - Retrofit Program
76-33 Sep 25/80 Lights - Executive Interior - Replacement of Wiring and No Effect
Light Bulb Connectors
76-34 Feb 3/81 Windows - Inspection of Windshield and Windshield No Effect

Wiper; Replacement of Windshield Wiper Blade Assembly
SERVICE NOTICES
Page 2
Oct 31/12
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-35A Jun 25/81 Landing Gear - Emergency Flotation System - Main Land- No Effect
ing Gear Door Link - Inspection of Explosive Cartridge
Receptacles and Harness Plugs
76-36 Jul 17/80 Scheduled Maintenance Checks - Revised Schedule No Effect
76-37 Aug 1/80 Electrical Power - Inspection of DC Junction Box Assembly No Effect
76-38 Mar 19/81 Flight Controls - Longitudinal and Lateral Systems - Inspec- No Effect
tion for Minimal Clearance
76-39A Mar 15/82 Landing Gear - Precaution to Take to Ensure Nose Wheel No Effect
Self-Centering
76-40B Feb 16/84 Starting - No. 1 and No. 2 Relay Panels - Overhead Con- Jun 20/82
trol Panel - Continuous Ignition - Installation of Relays
76-41B Nov 12/80 Rotors - Main Rotor Head - Check of Damper Piston Rod Jan 28/81
76-42 Oct 23/80 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Servo Actuator - Inspection of No Effect
Ground Link and Input Lever Assemblies
76-43A Feb 2/81 Electrical Panels and Components - Replacement of Copi- No Effect
lot’s VNE Placard
76-44 Oct 30/80 Flight Controls - Support Assembly - Modification of Shim No Effect
76-45A Oct 28/80 Rotors - Main Rotor Pitch Control Rod - Inspection Oct 17/80
76-46 Sep 30/82 Oil/Engine Controls/Electrical Power - Chafing Protection No Effect

of Oil and Hydraulic Lines
76-47 Dec 18/80 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Actuators - Inspection of No Effect
Right - Hand Manifold
76-48B Apr 23/81 Engine Indicating - T5 Indicating System - Improvement of No Effect

Connector Pin Isolation
76-49 Dec 5/80 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Replacement of Root End Seal No Effect
Plate
76-50 Feb 1/82 Rotors - Pitch Control Rod Installation - Replacement of No Effect
Aluminum Washers with Steel Washers
76-51C Oct 6/82 Powertrain - Rotor Brake - Modification and Reactiviation Jun 20/82
76-52A Jul 12/82 Ice and Rain Protection - Operation in Falling and Blowing No Effect
Snow
76-53 Dec 12/80 Electrical Power - No. 1 and No. 2 DC Generator Control No Effect
Panel Assemblies - Replacement of
SERVICE NOTICES
Page 3
Oct 31/12
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-54A Feb 12/81 Ice and Rain Protection - In-Flight Operational Check Pro- No Effect
cedures in Falling and Blowing Snow
76-55 Jan 27/81 Fuselage - Fuel Filler Cap Receptacle Ring - Removal of No Effect
Paint
76-56 Feb 5/82 Hydraulic Power - Lines Installation - Improved Clamping No Effect
76-57 Apr 22/82 Fuselage - Cockpit Door Striker Fittings - Provisions for No Effect
Inspection - Incorporation of
76-58 Aug 24/81 Landing Gear - Emergency Float Support Cables - Installa- No Effect
tion of Protective Sleeves
76-59A Dec 16/82 Rotors - Main Rotor Head - Damper Attachment Bolts and Mar 19/82
Nuts - Replacement of
76-60 Feb 5/81 Flight Controls - Droop Stop or Anti-Flap Pounding During No Effect
Control Checks at Low Rotor RPM
76-61 Apr 7/81 Electrical Power - Generator Control Unit - Sealing of No Effect
Printed Circuit Boards
76-62 Feb 10/81 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Precautions During Single- No Effect
Engine Landings
76-63 Feb 12/81 Equipment/Furnishings - Pilot’s and Copilot’s Seats - Sup- No Effect
port Frame - Inspection of
76-64H Jul 23/90 General - Technical Publications For Supplier’s Compo- No Effect
nents
76-65 Mar 24/81 Fuel - Precautions to Prevent Possible Contamination No Effect
76-66A Nov 13/81 Electrical Power - AC Generator Harness - Inspection for No Effect
Proper Installation
76-67 Jun 23/81 Flight Training - Recommended Procedures for Manage- No Effect
ment of Engines During S-76 Emergency Procedures Train-
ing
76-68 Sep 14/81 Communications - No. 1 VHF Antenna Ground Plane - No Effect
Improved Electrical Bonding
76-69A Mar 15/82 Oil - Engine Oil Cooler - Addition of Thermostat Poppet No Effect
End
76-70 Dec 15/81 Equipment/Furnishings - Head liner Support and ECS Dual No Effect
Duct Assemblies - Modification to Improve Accessibility for
Beam Inspection
SERVICE NOTICES
Page 4
Oct 31/12
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-71 May 11/82 Fuselage - Transmission and Engine Compartment Struc- Nov 1/82
ture and Electronics Compartment Access Doors - Sealing
for Water Integrity
76-72A Jan 12/83 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - Upper and Lower Housings Apr 15/83
- AC Generator Mounting Flange - Inspection for Corro-
sion; Incorporation of Oil Cooler Blower Pad Drain Hole;
Improved AC Generator Mounting Procedure
76-73 Dec 9/82 Navigation - Horizontal Situation Indicators - Incorporation No Effect

of Separate Circuit Breakers
76-74A May 14/82 Rotors - Main Rotor Damper Assemblies - Replacement of No Effect
76-75 May 6/82 Fuselage - Transmission Deck Drip Panel - Access Covers - Apr 15/83
Incorporation of
76-76 Oct 28/81 Utility Hoist - Replacement of Cable Cutter Squib Assembly No Effect
76-77A Dec 5/83 Doors - Crew and Passenger Doors - Modification of Lock Nov 1/82
Mechanism
76-78 Nov 19/81 Doors - Right Sliding Door - Incorporation of Door Open Nov 1/82
Supports and Provisions for improved Operation
76-79B Feb 7/84 Powertrain - Rotor Brake Access Door - Incorporation of Feb 1/82
76-80 Apr 21/82 Hydraulic Power - First and Second Stage Hydraulic Pumps Apr 15/83
- Replacement of
76-81 May 5/82 Navigation - Tail Cone Pilot System - External Drain Provi- Apr 15/83
sions - Incorporation of
76-82A Aug 2/83 Oil - Engine Oil Cooler and Reservoir Vent Lines - Nov 1/82
Replacement of
76-83A May 19/82 Auto Flight - Pitch Bias Actuator (PBA) Wiring - Modifica- Dec 15/88
tion of
76-84A Jul 14/83 Ice and Rain Protection - Engine Inlet Snow Protection Sys- Feb 15/85
tem - Incorporation of Shields
76-85A Jan 12/83 Leveling and Weighing - Level Plate - Inspection for Proper No Effect
Location
76-86 Sep 8/82 Powertrain - Main Gear Box Oil Cooler Blower Impeller - Nov 1/82
Replacement of
76-87A Aug 18/82 Engines - CAA In-Flight Power Assurance No Effect
76-88A Aug 18/82 Engines - FAA In-Flight Power Assurance No Effect
SERVICE NOTICES
Page 5
Oct 31/12
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-89B Oct 30/95 Air Conditioning - Heat/Vent Blower - Inspection of Apr 23/82
Brushes and Rotor Assembly Commutator
76-90 Jun 8/82 Fuel - Fuel Tank Sump Drain Valve Installation - Improved Nov 1/82
Sealing of
76-91 Jan 14/82 Electrical Power - Wire Harnesses - Inspection for Chafing No Effect
76-92 Feb 24/82 Rotors - Main Rotor Head - Anti-Flap Cam Assembly - No Effect
Replacement
76-93A Jul 11/83 Landing Gear - Landing Gear Control Panel - Modification Mar 1/84
of
76-94 Feb 22/82 Powertrain/Flight Controls - Tail Gear Box - Pitch Control Jun 22/82
Shaft Assembly QCU - Replacement of
76-95A Jun 1/84 Lights - Instrument Panel - Dimmer Control - Modification No Effect
of
76-96A Dec 5/83 Windows - Pilot’s Door - Openable Window - Doubler No Effect
Installation - Handle Modification
76-97 Oct 25/85 Application of Torque Seal May 15/87
76-98 Dec 9/82 Ice and Rain Protection - Snow Kit - Firewall Heaters - Feb 28/90
Resistance Testing of
76-99 Oct 6/86 Hydraulic Power - Tail Rotor Servo Hydraulic Line Restric- May 15/87
tors - Removal of
76-100 Nov 10/82 Rotors - Main Rotor Blades - Sealing of Root End No Effect
76-101 Jun 5/84 Lights - Emergency Exit Lighting - Modification of Circuitry -
76-102A Dec 13/99 Auto Flight - Pitch Bias Actuator Servo Assembly - Replace- No Effect
ment of
76-103 Jul 6/83 Landing Gear - Nose and Main Landing Gear - Proximity Mar 1/84
Sensor Cable Assemblies - Replacement of
76-104B Aug 12/87 Hydraulic Power - First and Second Stage Hydraulic Lines - Apr 15/83
Replacement of
76-105A Nov 17/83 Rotors - Main Rotor Head and Tail Rotor Pitch Control Rod Mar 1/84
Bearings - Replacement of
76-106A Feb 7/84 Powerplant - Engine Chip Detector - Retention Plate - Apr 15/83
Installation of
76-107 Jul 6/82 Lights - Anti-Collision Light System - Strobe Power Supply - No Effect
Modifications of
SERVICE NOTICES
Page 6
Oct 31/12
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-109A Nov 5/82 Fuselage - Aft Engine Cowl - Latch Modification - Spring Apr 15/83
Assist Opening Installation
76-110A Jun 1/84 Oil - Engine Supplementary Oil Filtration - Installation of Feb 15/85
76-111C Mar 6/91 Fuselage - Engine Compartment Center Firewall - Modifi- Apr 15/83
cation of
76-112 Oct 28/82 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Servo Actuator - Input Crank No Effect
Assembly Adjusters - Addition of Lockwire
76-113 Jun 1/83 Powertrain - Rotor Brake System - Circuit Breaker and Apr 15/83
Diodes - Installation of
76-114A Feb 5/87 Air Conditioning - Environmental Control System (ECS) - Apr 15/83
Modification of
76-115 Nov 2/83 Doors - Main Landing Gear - Door-to-Link Fitting Assembly Mar 1/84
Attaching Hardware - Replacement of
76-116 Jul 7/82 Oil - Oil Cooler Ducting/Forward Tranverse Wall - Seal Apr 15/83
Retainers - Incorporation of
76-117 Oct 31/83 Rotors - Tail Rotor Blades - Balance Brackets - Installation No Effect
of
76-118A Nov 10/83 Rotors - Tail Rotor Blade - Reinforcement of Trailing Edge No Effect
76-119 Oct 10/83 Electrical Panels and Components - No. 1 Relay Panel - No Effect
Addition of Stiffener
76-120A Oct 29/82 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Control System - Reassembly of Jun 1/82
Tail Rotor Control Cable System
76-121 Jul 14/83 Powertrain - Main Gear Box Harness - Relocation of Dis- Feb 15/86
connect Points
76-122 Oct 7/82 Rotors - Main Rotor Hub Subassembly and Rotating Scis- Apr 15/83
sors Assembly - Modification of
76-123 Dec 16/82 Fuselage - Baggage Compartment Shroud Assemblies - No Effect

Modification of
76-124 Jan 11/83 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Control System - Station 215 Nov 1/82
Pulley Installation - Modification of
76-125 Apr 26/84 Equipment/Furnishings - Utility Hoist System - Wiring Feb 15/85
Modification
76-126 Mar 8/85 Ice and Rain Protection - Snow Protection Shield Support No Effect
Clips and Bracket - Replacement of
SERVICE NOTICES
Page 7
Oct 31/12
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-127 Jan 20/84 Air Conditioning - Cockpit and Cabin Ventilation - No Effect
Improvement of
76-128A Dec 10/01 Auto Flight - Pitch Bias Actuator System - Optional Feb 15/85
Removal of
76-129 Apr 24/84 Navigation - Pilot and Copilot Vertical Gyro - Fast Erect Feb 15/85
Switch - Installation of
76-130 Jun 20/83 Ice and Rain Protection - Windshield Wiper System Apr 15/83
Improvements
76-131 Jan 12/84 Rotors - Tail Rotor Outboard Retaining Plate - Replacement No Effect
of Liner and Snapring
76-132 Mar 11/83 Hydraulic Power - Hydraulic Lines - First Stage Hydraulic No Effect
Pump Pressure Line - Replacement of
76-133A Nov 10/83 Flight Controls - Tail Rotor Controls Centering Quadrant - Mar 1/84
Incorportion of
76-134A Jan 10/84 Landing Gear - Main Landing Gear - Structural Improve- No Effect
ments - Incorporation of
76-135B Sep 19/86 Fuselage - Access Panels - Vertical Stabilizer - Modifica- Mar 1/84
tion of
76-136B Nov 11/96 Fuselage - Access Covers - Electronics Compartment Sep 30/98
Access Panels - Fasteners - Replacement of
76-138B Mar 11/85 Landing Gear - Nose Landing Gear Shutoff Valve - Instal- Feb 15/85
lation of
76-139 Apr 25/83 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Actuator Assembly - No Effect
Replacement of Piston and Balance Tube Seals
76-140 Jul 25/91 Fuselage - Forward Fairing Assembly - Access Door - No Effect
Modification of
76-141C Aug 26/99 Stabilizers - Vertical Stabilizer Forward and Aft Spars - No Effect
Reinforcement of
76-142C Sep 14/93 Flight Controls - Station 215 Pulley Bracket - Cable Inspec- No Effect
tion Slot and Holes - Incorporation of; Stabilizer Fitting
and Access Door Flange - Modification of
76-143B Feb 13/87 Landing Gear - Nose Landing Gear Actuator - Downlock Mar 1/84
Keys - Replacement of
76-144 Apr 10/87 Powertrain - Goodyear Rotor Brake and Hydraulic Power May 15/87
Unit - Removal of; Goodrich Rotor Brake and Hydraulic
Power Unit - Installation of
SERVICE NOTICES
Page 8
Oct 31/12
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-146B Sep 6/89 Rotors - Main and Tail Rotor Heads - Bonding Jumpers - May 15/87
Addition of
76-147 Jul 11/84 Doors - Left and Right Sliding Doors - Latching and Lock- Feb 15/85
ing Mechanisms - Modification of; Access Hole - Incorpo-
ration of
76-148B May 6/88 Fuel - Stainless Steel Fuel Supply Lines (Integral Fuel Tanks) May 15/87
- Incorporation of
76-149 Jul 2/84 Electrical Power - Auxiliary DC Power to Essential Bus - Feb 15/85
Incorporation of
76-150 Sep 13/84 Fuselage - Upper Fuselage Longeron - Station 188-225 No Effect
Left Side - Reinforcement of
76-151 Jun 28/84 Fuselage - Doubler Installation - Station 215, Left Side No Effect
76-152C May 22/89 Flight Controls - Collective to Cyclic Coupling Limiter - May 15/87
Installation of
76-153A Sep 15/97 Stabilizers - Vertical Stabilizer - Aft Spar - Reinforcement No Effect
of
76-154 Sep 26/88 Ice and Rain Protection - Precipitation 9P9 Static Discharge –
Protection - Windshield Heat System - Harness Assembly -
Incorporation of
76-155A Mar 18/87 Landing Gear - Emergency Flotation Gear - Additional Apr 15/88
Protection for
76-156 Jan 4/85 Powertrain - Rotor Brake - Hydraulic Lines - Replacement Feb 15/85
of
76-157A May 31/90 Fuselage - Water Integrity - Drain Grommets and Valves - No Effect
Installation of; Additional Drainage Vents and Holes -
Incorporation of
76-158 Jan 14/85 Fuselage - Fuselage-Mounted Engine Containment Plate No Effect

Installation - Removal of; Installation of Doublers on Engine
Deck and Center Firewalls
76-159 Aug 13/86 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - Oil Cooler Blower - Impeller May 15/87
Isolator - Replacement of; Blower Drive Assembly - Inspec-
tion of
76-160 Feb 22/89 Landing Gear - Emergency Flotation - Main Landing Gear Apr 15/89
Float Cover - Scuff Pad - Installation of
76-162B Jul 15/88 Powertrain - Main Gear Box - Shaft and Spar Pinion - No Effect
Bearing Retainer Nut - Replacement of
SERVICE NOTICES
Page 9
Oct 31/12
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-165A Mar 12/90 Rotors - 5P Upper Bifilar Assembly - Optional Removal of Nov 30/90
76-166 Jun 12/90 Fuselage/Landing Gear - Upper Fuselage Longerons and Feb 28/90
Landing Gear Modification Requirements to Increase Take-
off Gross Weight to 10,800 lbs with Arriel 1S Engines
76-167B May 25/93 Rotors - Main Rotor Blade - Tip Retention Modification Aug 20/93
76-168 Dec 7/93 Engine Indicating - No. 1 and No. 2 Engine Gas Genera- No Effect
tor N1 Indicator System - Outside Air Temperature (OAT)
Probe - Wiring - Resistance Check of
76-170 Oct 6/93 Fuselage - Left and Right Cabin Floor Assemblies - Seat No Effect
and Cargo Tiedown Pan Assemblies - Replacement of
76-172A Jun 25/90 Fuselage - E-Bay Security Access Doors - Plate Retainer - No Effect
Replacement of
76-173 Nov 2/95 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Actuator Assembly - Dec 15/95
Modification of Anti-Rotation Lugs; Installation of Sacrificial
Washers; Servo Support Assembly - Inspection of
76-175 Sep 9/93 Powertrain - Rotor Brake Assembly - Modification of; Main Nov 30/93
Gear Box Rear Cover Housing - Rework of
76-176 May 13/93 Fuselage/Doors - Incorporation of New Seals for Crew Dec 15/95
and Passenger Doors
76-177A Jan 20/00 Fuselage/Doors - Incorporation of New Design V-Shaped Sep 30/98
Seals for Crew and Passenger Doors
76-178 Oct 12/93 Fire Protection - Engine Fire Detection System - Control Dec 15/95
Amplifiers - Incorporation of Additional Ground
76-182 Apr 24/98 Fuselage - External Hoist Cable Guard - Installation of No Effect
76-183 Nov 2/95 Flight Controls - Main Rotor Servo Actuator - Inspection for No Effect
Possible Missing Outer Spring 30006822 in Main Rotor
Servo Actuator Assembly 30006760
76-184A Sep 27/94 Doors - Right Sliding Door Assembly - Door Handle Guard –
Assembly - Installation of
76-185A Jun 11/96 Fuselage - Removable Engine Deck Access Covers - Instal- No Effect
lation of
76-187A Oct 31/95 Fuselage - Lightweight Aft Engine Cowling - Forward Cross No Effect
Beam Brackets - Replacement of
76-188 Nov 1/95 Fire Protection - Fire Detection - Flame Detectors - Installa- No Effect
tion of Interfacial Seal
SERVICE NOTICES
Page 10
Oct 31/12
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-189A Dec 19/95 Powertrain - Tail Gear Box Assembly - Output Shaft No Effect
Assembly - Reidentification of
76-191A Sep 10/96 Powertrain - Tail Rotor Drive Shaft Installation - Viscous Sep 30/98
Damped Bearing Support Housing - Inspection for Corro-
sion; Replacement of Attaching Washers
76-192 Sep 19/97 Powerplant - Purge Fuel Recovery Kit - Installation of Apr 15/99
76-193 Jan 30/96 Fuselage - Lightweight Aft Engine Cowling - Upgrade of No Effect
Phase 1 to Phase 2 Standard
76-194A Sep 5/96 Fuselage - Lightweight Aft Engine Cowling - Fire Blanket No Effect
Repair and Improved Internal Clearance
76-195A Sep 5/96 Fuselage - Lightweight Aft Engine Cowling - Fire Blanket No Effect
Repair and Improved Internal Clearance
76-196 Jan 30/96 Fuselage - Lightweight Aft Engine Cowling - Fire Blanket No Effect
Repair
76-197 Mar 26/96 Air Conditioning - Keith Products Vapor Cycle Air Condi- No Effect
tioning System - Compressor Drive Motor Brushes - Inspec-
tion of
76-199A Feb 18/98 Fuselage - Aft Cabin Upper Fuselage Panel Assembly - Sep 30/98
Station 188 thru Station 215 - Replacement of
76-200A Nov 18/98 Structures - Tailcone Stringer No. 3; Station 439 - Rein- No Effect
forcement of
76-201 May 21/97 Navigation - LITEF Attitude and Heading Reference System No Effect
(AHRS) - Modification of
76-202 Apr 20/98 Fuselage - Lightweight Aft Engine Cowling - Fire Blanket No Effect
Replacement and Installation of Support Members
76-205 Jul 16/97 Powertrain - Main Gear Box Assembly - Removal of Oct 31/12
Unused Accessory Drive Assembly
76-207C Dec 22/03 Stabilizers - Vertical Stabilizer - Leading Edge Skin - Instal- No Effect
lation of Inspection Port
76-211 May 30/02 Hydraulic Power - First and Second Stage Hydraulic Pres- No Effect
sure Hoses - Replacement of
76-213 Feb 20/03 Airframe - Accelerometer - Relocation of No Effect
76-214 Mar 17/03 Fire Protection - Halon 1211 Portable Fire Extinguisher - No Effect
Recall of
SERVICE NOTICES
Page 11
Oct 31/12
MANUAL
INCORPORATION
76-215 Mar 24/03 Fuselage/Doors - Incorporation of New design Dual Seal Aug 31/04
and Tapered Shim - Installation of
76-219 Mar 17/05 Rotors - Main Rotor Bades - Addition of Sealing Com- No Effect
pound to Root End Gusset
76-220A Feb 8/06 Stabilizers - Tail Rotor Pylon - Aft Spar - Modification of No Effect
76–235 Jan 8/09 Fuselage - Engine Air Inlet and Aft Engine Cowl Unlatched May 31/11
Sensor System - Installation of
SERVICE NOTICES
Page 12
Oct 31/12
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Absorber
B i f i l a r V i b r a t i o n (Main Rotor) ........................
Self-Tuning V i b r a t i o n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-10-00,
( Lateral V i b r a t i o n .....................................
.
Accelerometer, No 1 and No . 2 Lateral . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Accelerometer, Test Point Panel, No . 1 and
No . 2 Lateral .........................................
Access Covers ...........................................
Access Covers, Fuel Tank ................................
AccumulatorIReservoir ...................................
ACIDC Power Monitor (Forward Battery Configuration) .....
AC E l e c t r i c a l Junction Box ..............................
AC Generation ( E l e c t r i c a l Power) ........................
AC Generator ............................................
AC Generator Bearing Warning Relay K22 ..................
AC Generator Contactor K I I A C ............................
AC Generator Control U n i t ...............................
AC Power System (IFR) ...................................
AC Generator Contactor Kl/AC ..........................
AC Primary Bus Contactor K2IAC ........................
Bearing Warning Relay K22, AC Generator ...............
C i r c u i t Breakers, AC Junction Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Control U n i t , AC Generator ............................
Generator, AC .........................................
Generator I s o l a t i o n Diodes C R l and CR2 ................
I n v e r t e r , S t a t i c ......................................
I n v e r t e r Warning Control Relay K3/AC ..................
Stepdown Transformer T I , No 1 Primary .
26 VAC Bus ...........................................
Stepdown Transformer T2, No 2 Primary .
26 VAC Bus ...........................................
Transformer Uni t CT1, D i f f e r e n t a i 1 Current ............
AC Power System (VFR) ...................................
No . 1 Primary Bus Warning Relay K7 ....................
No . 2 Primary Bus Warning Relay K15 ...................
No . 1 26 vac Bus Warning Relay K16 ....................
No . 2 26 vac Bus Warning Relay K18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
S t a t i c I n v e r t e r s , No . 1 and No . 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AC Primary Bus Contactor K2IAC ..........................
Actuator
P i t c h Bias (PBA System) ...............................
T a i l Rotor Servo ( F l i g h t Controls) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Actuator Assembly, Hydraulic (Self-Tuning
V i b r a t i o n Absorber) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Actuators
Main Rotor Servo ......................................
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 1
Jul 15/92
ALPHABETICAL INDEX (Cont)
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
No. 1 and No. 2 P i t c h , R o l l , and Yaw, AFCS (Phase 11). 22-1 0-05
No. 1 and No. 2 P i t c h , R o l l , and Yaw, AFCS
(Phase 111) ..........................................
Pedal Damper/Trim .....................................
P i t c h and R o l l Trim...................................
...............................
Advisory L i g h t , Passenger
Advisory Panel, Cauti on/(Caution/Advi sory
Control System). ....................................... See Audible Visual
AFCS..... ............................................... See Automatic F l i g h t
Control System
AFCS C i r c u i t Breaker Panel.............................. 39-40-02
Air
.............................
A n t i - I c i n g System, Engine 75-1 0-00
...................
P a r t i c l e Separator System, Engine.. 75-50-00
A i r Conditioning ........................................ 21 -00-00
Distribution .......................................... 21 -20-00
......................
Environmental Control System.. See D i s t r i b u t i on
......................
Heating and V e n t i l a t i o n System See D i s t r i b u t i o n
Environmental Control System.. ........................ See Envi ronmental
......................
Heating and V e n t i l a t i o n System.. See Heating
Moisture Control...................................... See M o i s t u r e
.................................
R e f r i g e r a t i o n Package See R e f r i g e r a t i o n
Temperature Control System ............................ 21 -60-00
........................
Environmental Control System See Environmental
....................
Heating and Venti 1a t i o n System.. See Heating
.............
Ai r-Cycl e Machine ( R e f r i g e r a t i o n Package 1..
.............................
21 -51 -02
20-31 -00
Airframe Wiring Harnesses..
Airspeed Indicator...................................... 34-1 3-00
Airspeed Engine Diode and Relay Bracket ................. 22-1 1 -1 8
...................................
Airspeed Engine L i g h t .
Airspeed Switch, No. 1 (Audi ble-Vi sual Warning System).
22-1 1 -1 7
31 -52-08
Airspeed Switches, No. 1 and No. 2 (AFCS Phase 11) ...... 22-1 0-06
Airspeed Switches, No. 1 and No. 2 (AFCS Phase 111) ..... 22-1 1 -06
22-1 0-07
Airspeed Test Switches, No. 1 and No. 2 (AFCS Phase 11).
Airspeed Test Switches, No. 1 and No. 2 (AFCS
Phase 111). ............................................
Airworthiness Limitations...............................
.................................
A l t i m e t e r , Barometric..
Ampl i f i e r
...............................
P i t c h Bias (PBA System)
............
Smoke Detector Control ( F i r e P r o t e c t i o n 1..
......................
V i b r a t i o n Absorber (Sel f-Tuning)
Amplifiers
Airspeed Hold... ......................................
Attitude/Heading Hold.................................
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 2
Nov 30/90
MAINTENANCE MANUAL. SA 4047-76-2
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Droop Compensator .....................................
.................................
Fi r e Detector Control
.
.
.
No 1 and No 2 AFCS (Phase 11)
.
No 1 and No 2 AFCS (Phase 111)
.......................
......................
. ......................................
Antenna. No 1 VHF
Anti-Collision Light ....................................
......................
A n t i -Fl ap Restrainers (Main Rotor)
Anti-Icing System. Engine
Anti-Torque Rotor
...............................
.......................................
Blades. Tail Rotor ....................................
Tail Rotor ............................................
Arrangement of Subject Matter
Ash Receivers and Receptabl es
...........................
........................... Introduction
25-1 0-03
.........................................
Attach F i t t i n g s
Baggage Compartment Doors .............................
...............................
Main Landing Gear Doors
Nose Landing Gear Doors
Passenger Door
...............................
........................................
Pilot/Copilot Door
Attitude and Direction
....................................
..................................
Attitude Indicating System ............................
Attitude ( Vertical Gyro ) Indicators. Pi1 o t ' s and
Copilot's ............................................
Compass Control Panel
Compass System
.................................
........................................
Flux Valve and Compensator
Gyro Magnetic Indicators
...........................
..............................
Radio Magnetic Indicators
Standby Compass
.............................
.......................................
Standby Compass System ................................
Turn and Sl i p Indicators...............................
Turn Rate Gyros. P i l o t ' s and Copilot's
Vertical Gyros. P i l o t ' s and Copilot's
................
.................
Attitude Indicating System ..............................
Attitude (Vertical Gyro) Indicators. Pi1 o t 's and
Copilot's ............................................
................
Turn Rate Gyros. P i l o t ' s and Copilot's
Vertical Gyros. Pi 1o t 's and Copilot's ............... ..
Attitude (Vertical Gyro ) Indicators. Pi 1o t ' s and
Copilot's ..............................................
...........................
Audi bl e-Vi sual Warning System
Caution/Advisory Panel
Engine-Out Test Switch
................................
................................
....................
.........................
Gas Producer Tachometer Indicators
Landing Gear Warni ng Capsul es
Master Warning Panel s .................................
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 2A
Nov 30/90
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
...
No 1 Airspeed Switch
No 1 Relay Panel Relays
No 2 Relay Panel Relays
.................................
..............................
..............................
31 -52-08
31 -52-06
31 -52-07
Tone Generator ........................................ 31 -52-05
Autoflight .............................................. 22-00-00
. .
Actuators. No 1 and No 2 Pitch. Roll. and Yaw..
.........
Automatic F l i g h t Control System (AFCS) Phase I1
..... 22-1 0-00
22-1 0-05
. . . ....................
Airspeed Switches. No 1 and No 2
Airspeed Test Switches. No 1 and No 2 . ............... 22-1 0-06
22-1 0-07
.
Amplifiers. No 1 and No 2 . ...........................
......................
Beeper T r i m Switch. C y c l i c Stick
22-1 0-03
22-1 0-1 7
Caution/Advisory Panel ................................
.................................
C i r c u i t Breaker Panel
22-1 0-20
22-1 0-01
..........................
C i r c u i t Breaker Panel. Lower
..........................
C i r c u i t Breaker Panel. Upper
22-1 0-1 0
22-1 0-1 1
Force Switch. Yaw
.
Control Panels. No 1 and No 2 . .......................
..................................... 22-1 0-02
22-1 0-09
Gyros. Rate ...........................................
Gyros. Vertical ....................................... 22-1 0-1 3
22-1 0-1 2
.......................................
I n d i c a t o r Panel
.............................
Indicators. V e r t i c a l Gyro
22-1 0-04
22-1 0-1 4
Magnetic Brakes. P i t c h and Roll
Master Switch Panel
.......................
................................... 22-1 0-1 8
22-1 0-1 6
..........
M a t r i x Assembly (MAMA Box). Modul a r Avionics
................. 22-1 0-1 5
22-1 0-08
Transducer. Roll Channel Cycl ic S t i c k
Trim Release Switch. Cyclic Stick .....................
Automatic F l i g h t Control System (AFCS) Phase 111 ........ 22-1 0-1 9
22-1 1-00
. .
Accelerometer. No 1 and No 2 Lateral
.
................
Accelerometer Test P o i n t Panel. No 1 and No 2 .
22-1 1 -1 3
Lateral ..............................................
Actuator. Pedal Damper/Trim ...........................
. .
Actuators AFCS. No 1 and No 2 Pitch.
Roll. and Yaw ........................................
........................
Actuators. P i t c h and R o l l Trim
Airspeed Engage Diode and Relay Bracket ...............
Airspeed Engage L i g h t .................................
. . . ....................
Airspeed Switches. No 1 and No 2
Airspeed Test Switches. No 1 and No 2 . ...............
Amplifier. Airspeed Hold ..............................
......................
Amp1 if i e r . A t t i tude/Headi ng Hol d
. .
Amp1 i f i e r s . No 1 and No 2 AFCS ......................
...........................
Beeper Switch. Cycl i c S t i c k
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CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Caution/Advisory Panel ................................
Circuit Breaker Panel. AFCS ...........................
..........................
.
Circuit Breaker Panel. Lower
Ci rcui t Breaker Panel Upper
.
Control Panels. No 1 and No 2
..........................
. .......................
Cyclic Auto Shutdown Test Switch
C-14A Compass Control Panel
......................
...........................
C-14A Gyro and Synchronizer Assembly
Force Switches. Pitch. Roll. and Yaw
..................
..................
Gyros. Rate
Gyros. Vertical
...........................................
.......................................
Indicator Panel .......................................
Indicators. Vertical Gyro .............................
Master Switch Panel ...................................
Matrix Assembly (MAMA Box). Modular Avionics
Relay Panel. AFCS
..........
.....................................
Relay Panel. No 1 . ....................................
Transducer. Airspeed ..................................
Transducer. Roll Channel Cycl i c Stick
Trim Re1 ease Switch. Cycl i c Stick
.................
.....................
Yaw Pedal Switch. Cycl i c Stick ........................
b Auxiliary Power Junction Box (Aft Battery
Configuration)
Auxil iary Structure
........................................
.....................................
Cabi n Fl oori ng ........................................
Engine Compartment Structure and Fai rings .............
Transmission Compartment Structure and
Fairings .............................................
Transmission Servicing Step
Axle. Main Landing Gear
...........................
.................................
Baggage Compartment
Doors
.....................................
.................................................
Doors Attach Fittings
Equi pment/Furnishings
.................................
.................................
Lighting ..............................................
Structure .............................................
Balancing Tail Rotor ....................................
Barometric A1 timeter ....................................
IBattery (Aft Battery Configuration)
Contactor K7/DC
Control Unit
.......................................
..........................................
1 Overtemperature Re1 ay K9/2R ...........................
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
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Nov 30/90
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
16-Ampere Hour ........................................
40-Ampere Hour ........................................
I
Battery (Forward Battery Configuration )
Battery Contactor K7/DC ..............................
.......................
Battery Control Contactor K1 /B
C i rcui t Breakers.....................................
...........................
Overtemperature Re1 ay K9/2R
40 Ampere Hour ........................................
Beacon. Sonic Locator ..................................
Beeper Trim Switch. Cyclic Stick (AFCS Phase 11)
Beeper Trim Switch. Cyclic Stick (AFCS Phase 111)
.......
......
B i f i l a r Vibration Absorber (Main Rotor)
Bl ades
................
Main Rotor
Tail Rotor
...........................................
...........................................
Bl eed-Ai r Shutoff Val ves
Environmental Control ................................
..............................
Heating and Venti 1a t i ng
.............
Bl eed-Ai r Swi tch (Heati ng and Venti 1a t i ng )
B1 ower
..........
Engine Air P a r t i c l e Separator ( EAPS) System
................................
Oil Cooler (Engine)
..............................
..................................
Oil Cooler (Main Gear Box) ...........................
Blower Control Switch (Heating and Venti 1a t i ng ) ........
Blower Relay K36
Environmental Control ................................
..............................
Bonding (Structures ...................................
Bottle. Emergency ( Landi ng Gear Emergency Extension
System) ..............................................
Bottles (Emergency Flotation System) ................... 32-31 -01
32-70-01
Brake. Rotor
Brake (Wheel )
...........................................
.......................................... See Rotor Brake
32-43-06
Lines ................................................ 32-43-07
Pedals ............................................... 32-43-01
Brake System. Wheel .................................... 32-43-00
Bus Sense Relay K70/DC. No . 2 Generator (Forward
I Battery Configuration) ................................

Bus Tie Contactor K3/DC (Aft Battery Configuration) .....
Bus Ti e Contactor K3/DC ( Forward Battery Conf i gurati on .
Bypass Val ve (Envi ronmental Control ....................
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 4
Nov 30/90
ALPHABETICAL INDEX (Cont )
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Cabin
Dome Light
Flooring
............................................
..............................................
Secti on (Fuse1age ) ....................................
Temperature Sensor (Envi ronmental Control )
........
Temperature Selector (Heating and Venti 1a t i ng )
............
Windows ...............................................
Cab1 e Shear Hoi st-Test-Arm Switch and Circuit
Continuity Test Light (Util i ty Hoist .................
...................... 25-53-06
Cable Shear Switch ( U t i l i t y Hoist) 25-53-05
Cargo ...................................................
Baggage Compartment ................................... 25-50-00
25-51 -00
Hook System ........................................... See Cargo Hook
Tiedown Rings .........................................
.............................. 25-50-01
Cargo and Service (Lights) 33-30-00
Baggage Compartment Lighting .......................... 33-30-01
Cargo Doors .............................................
Baggage Compartment Doors ............................. 52-30-00
52-30-01
Cargo Hook Relay ........................................ 25-52-04
Cargo Hook System
Cargo Hook
.......................................
............................................ 25-52-00
25-52-01
Electrical Re1 ease Control
Caution/Advi sory Panel
............................
................................ 25-52-02
31 -51 -01
Master Warning Panel s .................................
.......................................... 31 -51 -02
Center Console 39-1 0-02
Central Warning Systems ................................. 31 -50-00
Audi bl e-Vi sual Warning System
Caution/Advisory Control System
......................... See Audible
...................... See Caution/Advi sory
. ......................................
C e r t i f i c a t e Holder
Charge Val ve Emergency (Landing Gear Emergency
25-1 0-06
Extension System 1 ......................................
Chip Detector/Overtemp Warning System. Gear Box
Chip Detector Relays (Gear Box Indicating System)
.........
.......
Circuit Breakers
AC Junction Box (AC Power System (IFR)) ...............
...............
I
Battery (Forward Battery Configuration)
DC Junction Box (Aft Battery Configuration) ...........
.......
DC Junction Box (Forward Battery Configuration)
Remote. RCBl/DC and RCB2/DC (Forward Battery
Configuration)
. .............................
Circuit Breaker Panel. AFCS
Circuit Breaker Panel IFR Overhead .....................
Circuit Breaker Panel s. VFR and IFR Upper and Lower .....
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
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Nov 30/90
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Collective Control Stick ................................ 67-1 2-01
Collective Control System
Col 1ector (Fuel System)
...............................
................................. 67-1 2-00
28-20-03
Communication. Speech ...................................
......................... 23-1 0-00
Communication System. No . 1 VHF See No . 1 VHF
Communications .......................................... 23-00-00
Interphone System .....................................
.................................. See Interphone
Speech Communication 23-1 0-00
Compartment
Baggage ...............................................
................................................ 25-51 -00
See Flight
Fl i ght
Passenger ............................................. See Passenger
Compass Control Panel
Compass. Standby
...................................
........................................ 34-21 -03
34-23-01
Compass System ..........................................
Compressor Bleed-Air System .............................
34-21 -00
75-30-00
Consumable Materials
Contactor
.................................... 20-50-00
AC Generator. Kl/AC
AC Primary Bus. K2/AC
...................................
.................................
Battery. K7/DC (Aft Battery Configuration) ............
.........
.
Battery. K7/DC (Forward Battery Configuration)
Battery Control K1 /B (Forward Battery Configuration
Bus Tie. K3/DC (Aft Battery Configuration ) ............
Bus Tie. K3/DC (Forward Battery Configuration)
DC Essential Bus Recovery. K12/DC (Aft Battery
........
Configuration) ......................................
DC Essenti a1 Bus Recovery. Kl2/DC (Forward Battery
Configuration) ......................................
External Power. K8/DC ( A f t Battery Configuration)
External Power. KB/DC (Forward Battery Configuration
......
...................................
Master S t a r t . K4/DC
.
No 1 Engine S t a r t . K5/DC (Aft Battery
Configuration) ......................................
.
No 1 Engine S t a r t . K5/DC (Forward Battery
Configuration) ......................................
.
No 1 Generator. K1 /DC (Aft Battery Configuration)
.
No 1 Generator. K1 /DC (Forward Battery
....
Conf i gurati on)......................................
.
No 2 Engine S t a r t . K6/DC ( A f t Battery
Configuration) ................ ......................
.
No 2 Engine S t a r t . K6/DC (Forward Battery
Configuration) ......................................
..
No 2 Generator. K2/DC (Aft Battery Configuration)
No 2 Generator. KE/DC (Forward Battery
....
Configuration) ......................................
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
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Nov 30/90
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CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Containers. Fire Extinguishing .......................... 26-21 -01
Continuous Ignition ..................................... 80-1 0-00
Switch ................................................
Control Amp1 i f i e r s . Fi re Detector .......................
80-1 0-08
26-1 1-02
Control /Indicator Panel ( Landing Gear ) .................. 32-30-02
Control Panel (Uti1i t y Hoist )
. . ...........................
......... 25-53-03
Control Panels. No 1 and No 2 AFCS (Phase I1 ) 22-1 0-02
. .
Control Panels. No 1 and No 2 AFCS (Phase 111)
. .
........ 22-1 1 -02
I Control Panel s. No 1 and No 2 DC (Aft Battery

Configuration) ........................................
. .
Control Panel s. No 1 and No 2 DC Generator (Forward)
24-31 -02
Battery Configuration) ................................
Control Sel e c t o r Switch (Environmental Control ) ......... 24-32-02
21 -62-02
Control System. Compressor Bl eed-Ai r .................... 75-30-00
Control System. Engine Overspeed ........................
..............................
Controller ( U t i l i t y Hoist)
73-21 -00
25-53-02
Control 1i ng (Engine Fuel )
Control S. Engine
...............................
........................................ 73-20-00
76-00-00
Controls. Flight
Indicating
........................................
................................ 67-00-00
See Indicating (Fl i g h t Control s )
Main Rotor Control System ........................... See Main Rotor Control
Tail Rotor Control System
Control Val ve ( Landing Gear 1
...........................
............................ See Tail Rotor Control
32-30-02
Corrosion. Fuse1 age .....................................
...................................
Cowl i ngs ( Powerpl a n t )
53-00-00
71 -1 0-00
Current Limiter. DC Junction Box (Aft Battery
Configuration)
CLl/DC
CL2/DC
................................................
................................................ 24-31 -08
24-31 -09
CL3/DC ................................................
Current Limiter. DC Junction Box (Forward Battery
24-31 -1 0
Configuration )
CL1/DC 24-32-08
CL2/DC
CL3/DC
................................................
......................em.
................................................ 24-32-09
24-32-1 0
Current Transformer CT1 (Forward Battery Configuration)
Current Transformer CT2 (Forward Battery Configuration) .. 24-32-31
24-32-26
Cyclic Auto Shutdown Test Switch
Cycl i c Control Stick
........................
.................................... 22-1 1 -1 6
67-1 1-01
Cycl i c Control System...................................
Cylinder. Gradient Spring ............................... 67-1 1 -00
67-1 3-02
Cylinder. Master Brake ................................... 32-43-02
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 6A
Nov 30/90
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Damper
Main Landing Gear .....................................
................................
Reservoir (Main Rotor)
Dampers (Main Rotor) ....................................
Data Pouch ..............................................
..............................
DC Electrical Junction Box
...........
IDC External Power (Aft Battery Configuration)
Contactor K8/DC .......................................
Interlock Re1 ay K1 O/DC
Receptacle
................................
............................................
.......
I
DC External Power (Forward Battery Configuration)
Contactor K8/DC .......................................
................................
Interlock Re1 ay K1 O/DC
Monitor...............................................
Receptacle............................................
........................
DC Generati on ( E l e c t r i c a l Power)
.............
1 DC Power System (Aft Battery Configuration)
Auxiliary Power Junction Box..........................
...............................
Battery. 17-Ampere Hour
Battery. 34-Ampere Hour
) Battery Contactor K7/DC
...............................
...............................
..................................
Battery Control U n i t
...................
1 Battery Overtemperature Re1 ay K9/2R
Bus Tie Contactor K3/DC...............................
Circuit Breakers. DC Junction Box.....................
. ....................
. ................................
Control Panels. No 1 and No 2 DC
I
Current Limiter CLl /DC
Current Limiter CL2/DC ................................
................................
Current Limiter CL3/DC
DC Generator Disable Switches. No . 1 and
.
I DCNo U t 2.i 1 i S1 .............................
0/QD and S11 /QD
.................................
t y Receptacle
1 Essential Bus Recovery Contactor K12/DC
Essential Bus Recovery Light
...............
..........................
Essential Bus Recovery Switch
.
.........................
....................
I
No 1 Engine S t a r t Contactor K5/DC
.. ....................
No 2 Engine S t a r t Contactor K6/DC
No 1 Generator Contactor K1 /DC .......................
.
No 2 Generator Contactor K2/DC .......................
. ..........................
. .................
Starter/Generator. No 1 and No 2 DC
Vol tage Sensor Relay K85. DC
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 6B
Nov 30/90
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
DC Power System (Forward Battery Configuration) ......... 24-32-00
AC/DC Power Monitor
Battery. 40 Ampere Hour
...................................
............................... 24-32-25
24-32-1 3
Battery Contactor K7/DC ...............................
........................ 24-32-1 5
Battery Control Contactor K1/B 24-32-33
Battery Control U n i t ..................................
................... 24-32-1 4
Battery Overtemperature Re1 ay K9/2R 24-32-1 6
Bus Fault Test Switch .................................
.
Bus Sense Relay K70/DC. No 2 Generator ............... 24-32-27
24-32-1 8
Bus Tie Contactor K3/DC
Circuit Breakers. Battery
...............................
............................. 24-32-1 1
24-32-30
Circuit Breakers. DC Junction Box ..................... 24-32-03
C i rcui t Breakers. RCB1 /DC and RCB2/DC. Remote ......... 24-32-28
. .
Control Panels. No 1 and No 2 DC Generator .......... 24-32-02
Current Limiter CL1 /DC
Current Limiter CL2/DC
................................
................................ 24-32-08
24-32-09
Current Limiter CL3/DC ................................ 24-32-1 0
Current Transformer CTl
Current Transformer CT2
...............................
............................... 24-32-31
24-32-26
.................................
DC U t i l i t y Receptacle
.
Disable Switches S1 O/QD and S11 /QD. No 1 and No .2 24-32-20
DC Generator ........................................
Essential Bus Recovery Contactor K12/DC ...............
Essential Bus Recovery Light ..........................
Essential Bus Recovery Switch
Ground Fault Panel
.........................
....................................
..
No 1 Engine S t a r t Contactor KWDC
No 1 Generator Contactor K1 /DC
....................
.......................
..
No 2 Engine S t a r t Contactor K6/DC ....................
.......................
No 2 Generator Contactor K2/DC
Resistors R1 /DC and RZ/DC. L i m i ti ng
. ...................
.................
.
Starter/Generator. No 1 and No 2 DC
Transient Protection Box ..............................
..............................
Voltage Sensor Relay K85
Definitions of Shop Terms
Defroster System. Windshiel d
...............................
............................
Demountable Power Package ...............................
Detection System (Fi r e Protection )
Engine Fire ..............................'............. See Engine
Smoke ................................................. See Smoke
Detectors
Flame .................................................
Smoke .................................................
Dimension and Areas .....................................
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 6C
Nov 30/90

CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Dimmer Controls. Pilot and Copilot (Panel Lighting) .......................... 33- 11-01
Dimmer Units (Panel Lighting) ................... ......................... 33- 11-02
.......................
Discharge Indicator (Engine Fire Extinguishing System) 26-21-06
Distribution
Environmental Control System ........................................... 21- 22-00
Blower ............................................................. 21- 22-06
Blower Relay K36 .................................................. 21-22-07
Ducting ............................................................ 21-22-04
Flap Valves......................................................... 21-22-05
Flow Limiting Venturi ............................................... 21- 22-01
Muffler ............................................................ 21- 22-03
Recirculation Ejector................................................ 21-22-02
Fuel System
Collector........................................................... 28-20-03
Selector Valves..................................................... 28-20-01
Supply Lines ....................................................... 28- 20- 02
Heating and Ventilation System .......................................... 21-21-00
Blower ............................................................. 21-21-01
Blower Control Switch .............................................. 21-21-02
BlowerRelayK36 ................................................... 21-21-03
Ducting ............................................................. 21-21-05
Flap Valves ....................................................... 21-21-06
SoundSuppressor ................................................... 21-21-04
Oil ................................................................... 79- 20-00
...................................................
I Externaloil Filter
LubricationLines
Dome Light. Cabin
....................................................
........................................................
79-20-02
79-20-01
33-20-01
Door Links. Main Landing Gear (Emergency Flotation System) ................. 32-70-05
Door Windows
Passenger ............................................................ 56-30-02
Pilo t/Copilot.......................................................... 56-30-01
Sliding Cabin .......................................................... 56-30-03
Door-Open Warning System ............................................... 52- 70- 00
Doors ................................................................. 52-00-00
Cargo ................................................................See Cargo Doors
Door-Openwarning System .............................................. 52- 70- 00
Landing Gear ................................................... See Landing Gear Doors
Passenger/Crew ............................................. See Passenger/Crew Doors
Service .............................................................. 52-40-00
Drag Brace Actuator. Nose Landing Gear .................................... 32-30-04
Drag Brace Assembly (Main Landing Gear) .................................. 32-10-03
Draining ................................................................. 12-40-00
Drains. Engine and Compartment ........................................... 71- 70-00
Drains. Fuel Tank ......................................................... 2 8- 10-04
Droop Compensator
Amplifiers ........................................................... 76- 11-02
Relays ............................................................... 76-11-03
Droop Stop Support Assemblies (Main Rotor) ................................. 65- 12-04
Droop Stops(MainRotor) .................................................. 65- 12-07
Duct
Overtemperature Switch (Environmental Control) .......................... 21-62-08
Temperature Limiter (Heating and Ventilating) ............................ 21-61-06
Temperature Sensor (Environmental Control) ............................. 21-62-07
Temperature Sensor (Heating and Ventilating) ............................ 21-61-05
Ducting
EnvironmentalControl ................................................ 21-22-04
Heating and Ventilating ................................................. 21-21-05
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 7
Apr 15/83

CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Effectivity ............................................................... Introduction

Elastomeric Bearings (Main Rotor) ......................................... 65-12-05
Electrical and Electronic Junction Boxes .................................... 39-30-00
Electrical Compartment ................................................... 53-10-06
Electrical Panels and Components .......................................... 39-00-00
Junction Boxes. Electrical and Electronic ................................. See Junction
Panels. Instrument and Control .................................. See Panels. Instrument
Panels. Multipurpose Electrical ................................ See Panels. Multipurpose
Electrical Power ........................................................... 24-00-00
AC Generation ......................................................... 24- 20-00
DC External Power ..................................................... See DC External
DC Generation ......................................................... 24-30-00
Electronics Compartment .................................................. 53-10-05
........................................
Emergency ( ~ ~ u i ~ m e n t / F u r n i s h i n g s ) 25-60-00
Beacon, Sonic Locator ................................................. 25-63-00
FirstAidKits ......................................................... 25-61-01
Transmitter, Emergency Locator ........................................ 25-62-00
Emergency Extension System, Landing Gear ................................ 32-31-00
Emergency Flotation System ............................................... 32-70-00
Bottles ............................................................... 32-70-01
Door Links, Main Landing Gear ......................................... 32-70-05
n o a t Supply Lines, Nose and Main ...................................... 32-70-04
Float System Relays .................................................... 32-70-07
Main Floats ........................................................... 32-70-03
Nose Floats ........................................................... 32-70-02
Test Panel. Floats ..................................................... 32-70-06
Emergency Lighting ....................................................... 33-50-00
Emergency Exit Light ................................................... 33-50-01
Emergency Locator Transmitter ........................................... 25-62-00
Emergency Shutdown (Engine Controls) ..................................... 76-20-00
Engine
Air Particle Separator System .......................................... 75-50-00
Anti-Icing System ..................................................... 75-10-00
( Anti-Icing System (with Snow Protection Kit) ....................... 30-20-00
Chip Detector System .................................................. 77-40-00
Compartment Structure and Fairings ..................................... 53-20-03
Compressor Bleed-Air System ........................................... 75-30-00
Controls ............................................................ See Engine Controls
Drains ............................................................... 71-70-00
Driveshafts ..........................................................See Engine Drive
Engine-Out Test Switch ................................................. 31-52-04
Fire Detection System ......................................... See Engine Fire Detection
F i r e Extinguishing System ................................... See Engine Fire Extinguishing
Fuel and Control .......................................................See Engine Fuel
Indicating ........................................................ See EngineIndicating
Oil Low-Pressure Warning System ....................................... 79-30-02
Oil Temperature/Pressure Indicating System ............................ 79-30-01
OverspeedControl System .............................................. 73-21-00
Start Contactors ....................................................... 80-10-06
Start System ........................................................... See Engine Start
Supports .............................................................. 71-20-00
Torque Indicating System ............................................... 77-10-03
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 8
Dec 4/81

CHAPTER
SUBJECT SECTION
Engine Air Particle Separator System....................................... 75-50-00

Blower ................................................................ 75-50-01
Microswitches ......................................................... 75-50-03
Relays ................................................................
...............................................
75-50-04
75-50-02
Scavenge Air Checkvalve
Engine Controls ........................................................... 76-00-00
Emergency Shutdown ....................................................
................................................
76-20-00
76-00-01
Engine Control Quadrant
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 8A
Feb 15/80

CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Gas Producer (N1) Control System ....................................... 76- 10-00
Power Turbine (N2) Control System ....................................See Power Turbine
Engine Drive Shafts ....................................................... 71-02-00
Flexible Couplings .................................................... 71-02-01
Engine Fire Detection System ............................................. 26-11-00
Control Amplifiers. Fire Detector ....................................... 26- 11-02
FlameDetectors ...................................................... 26-11-01
Relays. Fire Detector Test ............................................ 26- 11-05
Switch. Fire Detector Test ............................................ 26- 11-04
Warning Lights. Fire Detector .......................................... 26-11-03
Engine Fire Extinguishing System .......................................... 26-21-00
Containers. Fire Extinguishing .......................................... 26-21-01
Controls. Fire Extinguishing ........................................... 26- 21-04
DischargeIndicator ..................................................... 26-21-06
Relays. Fire Extinguishing Test ........................................ 26-21-05
Switches. Fire Extinguishing (Engine Control Quadrant) ................... 26- 21-03
T.Handles. F i r e ......................................................
.......................................... 26-21-02
( Engine Firewall Heater 30-20-02
Engine Fuelandcontrol .................................................... 73- 00- 00
Controlling ............................................................ See Controlling
Fuel Flow/Totalizer System ............................................ 73-34-00
Indicating ............................................................. SeeIndicating
EngineIndicating ......................................................... 77- 00- 00
Chip Detector System. Engine ........................................... 77- 40- 00
Power ................................................................ See Power
Temperature. Power Turbine Inlet .....................................See Temperature
I Engine Inlet Heater
EngineStart System
...........................................
......................................................
30-20-01
80- 10-00
Engine Start Contactors ................................................. 80- 10-06
Master Start Contactor ................................................. 80- 10- 05
Master Start Switch .................................................... 80- 10-01
Start Control Relays ................................................... 80- 10-04
Start Switch .......................................................... 80- 10- 02
Starter/Generator ..................................................... 80- 10-07
StopcockSwitch ........................................................ 80- 10-03
Environmental Control System (Air Conditioning) ............................ 21- 50-00
Bleed-Air Shutoff Valves ................................................
............................................................
21- 50-01
Distribution See Distribution
Low-Pressureswitches .................................................. 21-50-03
Overpressure Switch ................................................... 21-50-04
Overtemperature Switch ................................................. 2 1- 50-05
Pressure Regulator/Shutoff Valve ........................................ 2 1- 50- 02
ShutdownRelayK12 .................................................... 21- 50-07
Temperature Control .................................................... 21- 62-00
Time-DelayRelayK24 .................................................. 21-50-06
Environmental Control System (Temperature Control) ........................ 21-62-00
Bypassvalve .......................................................... 21- 62-09
CabinTemperatureSensor .............................................. 21- 62-06
Control Selector Switch ................................................. 21- 62-02
Duct Overtemperature Switch ............................................ 21- 62-08
Duct TemperatureSensor ............................................... 21- 62-07
Manual Temperature Control Switch ...................................... 2 1- 62- 03
Temperature Control Panel ............................................. 21- 62-01
Temperature Controller ................................................. 21- 62- 05
Tem~eratureselector ................................................... 21-62-04
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 9
Dec 4/81
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Equi pment/Furni shi ngs .................................. 25-00-00
Cargo ................................................
Emergency ............................................ 25-50-00
25-60-00
Flight Compartment ................................... 25-1 0-00
Passenger Compartment ................................ 25-20-00
I
Essenti a1 Bus Recovery (Aft Battery Configuration)
Contactor K12/DC ...................................... 24-31 -23
Light .................................................
Swi t c h................................................ 24-31 -26
24-31 -25
Essential Bus Recovery (Forward Battery Configuration)
Contactor K12/DC ...................................... 24-32-21
Light
Switch
.................................................
................................................
24-32-24
24-32-23
Extension and Retraction System. Landing Gear .......... 32-30-00
Bottle. Emergency ....................................
Charge Valve. Emergency .............................. 32-31 -01
32-31 -02
Control Val ve ........................................
Drag Brace Actuator. Nose Landing Gear ............... 32-30-01
32-30-04
Emergency Extension System. Landi ng Gear ............. 32-31 -00
.
Landing Gear Relays ..................................
Lines Landi ng Gear Hydraul ic/Pneumatic .............. 32-30-08
32-30-07
Panel. Control /Indicator
Pressure Gage. Emergency
.............................
............................. 32-30-02
32-31 -03
Proximity Sensor Harness. Main Landing Gear
Proximity Sensor Harness. Nose Landing Gear
..........
..........
32-30-06
32-30-05
Re1 ease Handle and Mechanism. Emergency
Retraction Actuator. Main Landing Gear
..............
...............
32-31 -04
32-30-03
Shuttle Valve
Exterior Lighting
........................................
...................................... 32-31 -05
33-40-00
Anti-Collision Light
Landing Light
.................................
........................................ 33-40-03
33-40-02
Position Lights ......................................
Search1ight. Control 1able ............................ 33-40-01
33-40-04
External Power
...................................................
I
DC See DC External
Inter1 ock Re1 ay K1 O/DC (Forward Battery
.....
Interlock Relay K1 O/DC (Aft Battery I n s t a l l a t i o n ) 24-40-03
Configuration) ....................................
Monitor (Forward Battery Confi uration) .................
24-41 -03
24-41 -04
Extinguishing (Fi re Protection
Engine Fire. System
3 ........................
......................... 26-20-00
See Engine F i r e Extinguishing
Portable Fi re Extinguishers .......................... 26-22-00
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Nov 30/90
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CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Fairings
Forward .............................................. 53-20-02
Main Gear Box ........................................ 53-20-02
..............................
F i l l e r Caps (Fuel System) 28-1 0-03
Fi 1t e r
................................
External O i 1 ( Engine ) 79-20-02
Oil (Main Gear Box) .................................. 66-1 1 -02
Fi 1ters
.......................
F i r s t Stage (Hydraul i c System) 29-1 0-03
Second Stage (Hydraul i c System) ...................... 29-20-03
Fi re Detector
Test Relays .......................................... 26-1 1-05
Test Switch
Warning Lights
..........................................
....................................... 26-1 1 -04
26-1 1-03
Fire Extinguishers. Portable ........................... 26-22-00
Fire Exti ngui shi ng
Control s (Engine ....................................
Switches (Engine Control Quadrant) ................... 26-21 -04
26-21 -03
System (Engi ne .............................
See Engi ne Fi re Exti ngui shi ng
Test Re1 ays (Engine
Fire Protection
.................................
........................................ 26-21 -05
26-00-00
Detection .......................................
See Engine Fi r e Detection
Extinguishing ............................... ......
Fire T-Handles (Engine Fire Extinguishing System)
See Engine Fi re Exti ngui shi ng
26-21 -02
Fi rewall Heater
F i r s t Aid Kits
........................................
......................................... 30-20-02
25-61 -00
F i r s t Stage Hydraulic System ...........................
See Hydraul i c System
Flame Detectors
Flap Valves
........................................ 26-1 1 -01
Heating and Ventilating
................................
.............................. 21 -22-05
21 -21 -06
Fl exi bl e Coup1 i ngs
Powerplant
Powertrain
...........................................
........................................... 71 -02-01
66-40-01
Flight. Auto ...........................................
Automatic Flight Control System (AFCS) Phase I1 ...... 22-00-00
See Automatic
P i t c h Bias Actuator (PBA) System..................... See Pitch
Fl i ght Check of Control Rigging ........................ 67-00-00
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 1 OA
Nov 30/90
ALPHABET I CAL INDEX ( Con t

CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Fl ight Compartment (Equi pment/Furnishings)
Ash Receivers and Receptacles
.............
........................
25-1 0-00
25-1 0-03
...................................
Certi f i cate Hol der 25-1 0-06
Inertia Reels
Map Case
........................................
............................................. 25-1 0-02
25-1 0-04
............................................
Namepl a t e
Safety Belts ......................................... 25-1 0-05
25-1 0-02
Shoulder Harnesses
.........................
Seats. P i l o t ' s and Copilot's
................................... 25-1 0-01
25-1 0-02
Flight Compartment Lighting ............................
..................................
Fl oodl i ght. Cockpit
33-1 0-00
33-1 0-01
Instrument and Console Panel Lighting
Secondary Lights. Cockpit
..........
See Instrument and Console
............................ 33-1 0-03
Standby Compass System L i ghti ng
Uti 1i ty Light. Cockpit
......................
............................... 33-1 0-04
33-1 0-02
Fl i ght Compartment Section (Cockpit)
Flight Controls
...................
........................................
53-1 0-01
67-00-00
Fl i ght Environment Data
Airspeed Indicator
................................
...................................
34-1 0-00
34-1 3-00
Barometric A1 timeter
Free-Ai r Thermometer
.................................
................................. 34-1 2-00
34-1 5-00
I Pitot-Static System
...................
P i tot-Static Lines .....
..................... .
............
.......... 34-1 1-02
34-1 1-00
Pitot-Static Tube .............................
Vertical Speed Indicator
.......
............................. 34-1 1-01
34-1 4-00
Float Supply Lines. Nose and Main (Emergency
Flotation System) ..................................
Float System Relays (Emergency Flotation System)
...
....... 32-70-04
32-70-07
Floodlight. Cockpit
Floor Covering
....................................
......................................... 33-1 0-01
25-21 -03
Flooring. Cabin ........................................
Flow Limiting Venturi (Environmental Control ) .......... 53-20-01
21 -2 2-01
Fl ow-Through Ventilation System ........................
f l u x Valve and Compensator (Attitude and Direction) .... 21 -23-00
34-21 -02
Fog Nozzle .............................................
Force Switches. Pitch. Roll. and Yaw ( AFCS Phase I I I ) .... 21 .70-01
22-1 1-1 1
Force Switch. Yaw (AFCS Phase 11)
Forward Fairings ................... ....................
.................... 22-1 0-09
53-20-02
Free-Air Thennometer
Fuel
................................... 34-1 5-00
Access Covers. Tank ..................................
.........................................
Drains. Tank
Engine and Control ............................
Flowflotalizer System
.......
................................
Indicating (Engine ..................................
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Paae 11
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Loading ............................................... 12-1 1-00
Low-Level Warning System ..............................
........................... 28-42-00
Low-Pressure Warning System 73-32-00
Pressure Indicating System
Prime System
............................
.......................................... 73-31 -00
See Fuel Prime
Prime Valve ...........................................
Quantity Indicating System ............................ 28-22-01
See Fuel Quantity
Sel ector Val ve Control System
Sump Pads. Fuel Tank
.........................
.................................. 28-21 -00
53-20-05
System
Tanks
................................................
................................................. See Fuel System
28-1 0-01
Vents ................................................. 28-1 0-02
Fuel Prime System
Prime Valve. Fuel
.......................................
..................................... 28-22-00
28-22-01
Fuel Quantity Indicating System
Indicator. Fuel Quantity
.........................
.............................. 28-41 -00
28-41 -01
.
Test Panel Fuel
..............................
Tank U n i t . Fuel Quantity
...................................... 28-41 -02
28-41 -03
Fuel Supply Lines (Distribution 1
Fuel System
........................
............................................. 28-20-02
28-00-00
Distribution
Indicating
..........................................
............................................ See Distribution
28-40-00
Precautions Prior t o Mai ntenance Practices
Storage
............
............................................... 28-00-00
See Storage
Furnishings. Equipment1
Fuse1 age
.................................
................................................ See Equipment
53-00-00
Attach Fi tti ngs ....................................... See Attach F i t t i n g s
Auxiliary Structure
Corrosion
................................
............................................. See Auxi 1i ary Structure
53-00-00
Ice Removal
Main Frame
...........................................
............................................ 53-00-00
See Main Frame
Pl ates/Skin
Fuse1 age Skin
...........................................
........................... ............... See Plates/Skin
; 53-30-01
Gas Producer
N1 Control System .....................................
RPM Indicating System
Tachometer Indicators
.................................
.................................
Gear Box Indicating System ..............................
..................................
Chip Detector Re1 ays
Gear Box Chip Detector/Overtemperature Warning
System ..............................................
O i l Hot Warning System. Main Gear Box .................
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
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Nov 30/90
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Oil Low-Pressure Warning System. Main Gear Box ........ 66-63-00
Oil Temperature/Pressure Indicating System. Main
Gear Box ............................................
Rotor Brake Warning System ............................ 66-61 -00
66-65-00
Gear. Landing ........................................... 32-00-00
Generator. AC ........................................... 24-22-01
............See Starter/Generator
I Generator Is01 ation Diodes CRJ /AC and CR2/AC
Generator. DC ..........................................
Gradient Spring Cylinders ...............................
24-22-1 2
67-1 3-02
) Ground Fault Panel (Forward Battery Configuration)
Ground Id1 e Swi tches (Rotor Brake System)
......
............... 24-32-29
66-50-04
Gyro and Synchronizer Assembly ........................... 34-21 -01
Handbook Corrections
Headset Jacks
....................................
........................................... Introduction
23-40-02
Heat Exchanger (Refrigeration Package ) .................. 21 -51 -01
Heat System. W .................................
i ndshiel d 30-42-00
Heater
Control Valve (Heating and Ventilating )
...............
Control Panel (Heating and Venti 1a t i ng )
...............
Pitot-Static ..........................................
Heating and Ventilation System (Air
Conditioning ) ..........................................
Bleed-Ai r Shutoff Val ves..............................
21 -40-00
21 -40-01
Distribution ..........................................
Low-Pressure Switches ................................. See D i s t r i b u t i o n
21 -40-04
Mixing Valves ......................................... 21 -40-06
Pneumatic Lines .......................................
Pressure Regulator .................................... 21 -40-03
21 -40-03
Temperature Control ...................................
Time-Del ay Re1 ay K24.................................. 21 -61 -00
21 -40-05
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
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Nov 30/90
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Heating and Ventil a t i o n System. Temperature

Control ................................................
B1eed-Ai r Switch ................................:..... 21 -51 -00
21 -61 -04
.............................
Cabin Temperature L i m i t e r
..............................
Duct Temperature L i m i t e r
21 -61 -02
21 -61 -06
Duct Temperature Sensor
Heater Control Panel
...............................
.................................. 21-61 -05
21 -61 -01
Heater Control Valve .................................. 21 -61 -03
......................................
He1i c o p t e r Storage 10-1 1-00
Hoisting
...............................
Hoist System. U t i l i t y See U t i l i t y H o i s t System
................................................ 7-01 -00
Hook. Cargo ............................................
Horizontal Stabil izer ................................... See Cargo Hook System
55-10-00
Horn Assembl ies (Main Rotor)
Hub (Main Rotor)
............................
........................................
65-1 2-03
65-1 2-01
Hydraul i c
Acutator Assembly (Sel f-Tuning Vibration
Absorber)
Leakage
............................................
............................................... 65-70-02
29-00-00
....................................
Lines. F i r s t Stage
Lines (Manual -Hydraul i c Rotor Brake System)........... 29-1 0-04
66- 50- 08
Lines. Second Stage ...................................
Lines (Sel f-Tuni ng Vibration Absorber) ................
29-20-04
65-70-03
Power .................................................
Power U n i t (Rotor Brake System)....................... 29-00-00
66- 50- 01
Pressure Warning System

............................
Pressure I n d i c a t i n g System
...............................
29-31 -00
29-32-00
......................
System. F i r s t Stage
................... See Hydraulic System. F i r s t Stage
See Hydraulic System. Second Stage
System. Second Stage
Tube Connecti ng Systems
Hydraulic Power
...............................
.........................................
20-39-00
29-00-00
Indicating
..........................
F i r s t Stage Hydraulic System
............................................ See Hydraulic System
29-30-00
Second Stage Hydraulic System ......................... See Hydraulic System
...........................
Hydraul i c System. F i r s t Stage
...............................................
F i 1t e r s
29-1 0-00
29-1 0-03
(
Lines .................................................
Low-Level Switch .....................................
29-1 0-04
29-1 0-07
Modul e ................................................
Pressure Switch .......................................
29-10-02
29-1 0-05
Pump ..................................................
Shutoff Val ve ......................................... 29-1 0-01
29-1 0-06
( Shutoff Valve ( T a i l Rotor Servo) ..................... 29-1 0-08
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Mav 15/87
CHAPTER
SUBJECT SECTION/
Hydraulic System. Second Stage ............................................
Filters ...............................................................
Lines ................................................................
Module ...............................................................
PressureSwitch ......................................................
Priority Valve ........................................................
Pump .................................................................
Shutoff Valve ..........................................................
IceandRainProtection .................................................... 30-00- 00

Pitot Tube Heater System ............................................... 30-30-00
Windows and Windshields .................................... See Windows and Windshields
Ice Removal
Fuselage .............................................................. 53-00-00
MainRotor Blades ..................................................... 65-11-00
Tail Rotor Blades ..................................................... 65-21-01
Windows ............................................................. 56-00-00
ICSKey Switches ......................................................... 23-40-03
IFR Instrument Panels. VFR and ........................................... 39-10-01
Indicating. Engine .................................................... See Engine Indicating
Indicating (Engine Fuel) ...............................,................... 73-30-00
Flow/Totalizer System. Fuel ............................................ 73-34-00
Low-Pressure Warning System. Fuel .................................... 73-32-00
Pressure Indicating System. Fuel ....................................... 73-31-00
.................................................
Indicating (Flight Controls) 67-30-00
Servo Jam Warning System .............................................. 67-31-00
Indicating(Fue1 System) .................................................. 28-40-00
Fuel Low Level Warning System ........................................ 28- 42-00
Fuel Quantity. System ................................................. See Fuel Quantity
Indicating (Hydraulic Power) ............................................... 29-30-00
Hydraulic Pressure Indicating System .............................See Pressure Indicating
Hydraulic Pressure Warning System ..................................... 29-32-00
Indicating (Oil) .......................................................... 79-30-00
Low- Pressure Warning System. Engine Oil ............................... 79-30-02
Temper ature/Pressure Indicating System. Engine Oil...................... 79-30-01
Indicating/Recording System ............................................... 31-00-00
Central Warning Systems ............................................... See Central
Indicating (Rotors) ........................................................ 65-60-00
Rotor RPM Indicating System ........................................... 65-61-00
Indicating System. Landing Gear Position ................................... 32-61-00
Indicator
Discharge (Engine Fire Extinguishing System) ............................. 26-21-06
FuelQuantity .......................................................... 28-41-01
Panel. AFCS (PBA System) ............................................. 22- 20-05
Pressure (Hydraulic Indicating) .......................................... 29- 31-02
InertiaReels ............................................................ 25- 10-02
Inlet Heater. Engine .......................................... 30-20-01
Instrument and Console Panel Lighting ...................................... 33-ii-00
Dimmer Controls. Pilot and Copilot ...................................... 33-11-01
Dimmer Units ........................................................ 33-11-02
Instrument and Control Panels .............................................. See Panels
Integral FuelTanks ....................................................... 53- 10-08
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 14
Dec 4/81
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Intermediate Gear Box ..................................

Interphone Control Panels ..............................
Interphone System ......................................
Control Panels .......................................
Headset Jacks ........................................
I C S Switches .........................................
I n t e r i o r . Standard .....................................
Inverter. Static
AC Power System ( I F R ) ................................
AC Power System ( V F R ) . No . 1 and No . 2 ...............
I n v e r t e r Warning Control Relay K3 ......................
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 14A
Jul 15/92
CHAPTER1
SUBJECT SECTION
Jacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Junction Boxes, E l e c t r i c a l and E l e c t r o n i c ..............
AC E l e c t r i c a l ........................................
DC E l e c t r i c a l ........................................
Modular A v i o n i c s M a t r i x Assembly (MAMA) ..............
Landing Gear
Doors ...............................................See Landing Gear Doors
Emergency F l o t a t i o n System ......................... See Emergency F l o t a t i o n
Extension and R e t r a c t i o n System ...................... See Extension
Main ................................................. 32-1 0-01
Main, System ........................................See Main Landing Gear
Nose ................................................. 32-20-01
Nose, System .........................................See Nose Landing Gear
P o s i t i o n and Warning ..............................See P o s i t i o n and Warning
Relays ............................................... 32-30-08
Warning Capsules ..................................... 31-52-09
Wheels and Brakes ....................................See Wheels and Brakes
Landing Gear Doors ..................................... 52-80-00
Main ................................................. 32-10-04, 52-80-01
Nose ................................................. 32-20-03, 52-80-02
I L a t e r a l V i b r a t i o n Absorber ............................. 18-1 1-00
Leakage, H y d r a u l i c ..................................... 2 9-00-00
L e v e l i n g and Weighing .................................. 8-00-00
L i f t i n g ................................................ 7-00-00
L i g h t i n g ( L i g h t s ) ...................................... 33-00-00
Cargo and Service ....................................See Cargo and Service
Emergency ...........................................See Emergency L i g h t i n g
E x t e r i o r .............................................See E x t e r i o r L i g h t i n g
F l i g h t Compartment ..................................See F l i g h t Compartment
Passenger Compartment .............................See Passenger Compartment
Limitations
Airworthiness ........................................ 4-00-00
Temperature ( S e r v i c i n g ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12- 10-00
Lines
F i r s t Stage H y d r a u l i c ................................ 2 9- 10-04
Landing Gear Hydraulic/Pneumatic ..................... 32-30-07
Second Stage H y d r a u l i c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29-20-04
Self-Tuning V i b r a t i o n Absorber Hydraulic ............. 65-70-03
Lockwiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-20-00
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
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MAINTE~ANCE MANUAL. SA 4047-76-2
ALPHABETICAL IlJDEX (Cont)
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECT I O N
I .......
Low-Level Switch. F i r s t Stage (Hydraul i c System)
Low-Level Warning System. Fuel .........................
Low-Pressu r e
S w i tches (Environmental Control ) .....................
...................
Switches (Heating and V e n t i l a t i o n )
Warning System. Engine O i l ...........................
Warning System. Fuel
Lubrication
.................................
Lines (Engine) .......................................
Main Gear Box System .................................
Requi rements (Servicing) .............................
Magnetic Brakes
......................................
F l i g h t Controls
P i t c h and Roll (AFCS) ................................ 67-13-01
22-1 0-1 8
Main Frame
...............
Main Floats (Emergency F l o t a t i o n System)
............................................. 32-70-03
53-1 0-00
Baggage Compartment
Cabin Section
..................................
........................................ 53-10-07
53-1 0-02
Electronics Compartment
...............................
E l e c t r i c a l Compartment
.............................. 53-10-06
53-1 0-05
.................
F l i g h t Compartment Section (Cockpit )
..................................
I n t e g r a l Fuel Tanks
53-10-01
53- 10-08
T a i l Cone
Tub Section
............................................
..........................................
53-10-04
5 3- 10-03
Wheel We1 1s
Main Gear Box
..........................................
.......................................... 53-10-09
66- 10-00
Blower. O i l Cooler
Cooler. O i l
...................................
..........................................
66-1 1-07
66-1 1-06
Filler. O i l
Filter. O i l
..........................................
.......................................... 66-11 -05
66-1 1-02
Lubrication System ................................... 66-1 1-00
O i l Hot Warning System ...............................
O i l Low-Pressure Warning System ......................
66-62-00
66-63-00
Pumps. O i l
...........
O i 1 Temperature/Pressure I n d i c a t i n g System
........................................... 66-61 -00
66-1 1-01
Sight Window ......................................... 66-1 1-04
Strainers. O i 1 .......................................
Main Gear Box Fairings ................................. 66-1 1 -03
53- 20-02
Main Landing Gear
Doors' ................................................ 32.10.04. 52-80-01
System
................................
Doors Attach F i t t i n g s
....................................... 53-40-05
See Main Landing Gear System
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May 15/87
A/K@R~~~E
ALPHABETICAL INDEX ( Cont )

CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Main Landing Gear System ...............................
Axle .................................................
Damper
Door
...............................................
.................................................
Drag Brace Assembly
Main Landing Gear
..................................
....................................
Shock S t r u t..........................................
Main Rotor
................................
Anti-Flap R e s t r a i n e r s
B i f i l a r Vibration Absorber
Blades
...........................
...............................................
Damper Reservoir ......................................
Dampers ...............................................
Droop Stops ...........................................
Droop Stop Support Assemblies
Elastometric Bearings
.........................
..................................
Head ..................................................
Horn Assemblies .......................................
Hub ...................................................
...................................
P i t c h Control Rods
.....................................
Rotating S c i s s o r s
Spindle Assemblies
Stationary Scissors
....................................
...................................
Swashplate ............................................
Main Rotor Control System ...............................
Actuators. Main Rotor Servo ...........................
..................
Col 1ecti ve Control System
Cycl i c Control System
...........
.................................
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 16A
Nov 30/90
MAINTENANCE MANUAL. SA 4047-762

CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Gradient Spring Cylinders.............................
.......................................
Magnetic Brakes
...........................
Mixer (Upper Deck Control s )
Pressure Switches.....................................
............................
Servo Controls. Main Rotor
Stick. Collective Control.............................
Stick. Cyclic Control.................................
.....................................
S t i c k Trim System
Maintenance Checks
.............................................
Scheduled
...........................................
Unscheduled
Main Wheels .............................................
MAMA Box (Modular Avionics Matrix Assembly) .............
Manual Temperature Control Switch (Envi ronmental
Control ...............................................
...................................
Master Brake Cyl i nder
Master Cylinder (Manual - Hydraulic Rotor Brake
System) ................................................
Master S t a r t
.......................................
Contactor K4/DC
Switch................................................
Master Switch Panel
IFR
VFR
...................................................
...................................................
Master Warning Panel s
Audio-visual Warning System ...........................
Caution/Advisory Control Panel System
Metric Conversion Data
.................
..................................
Microswi tches (Engine Air P a r t i c l e Separator (EAPS)
System) ................................................
Mixer (Upper Deck Control s )
M i x e r Val ve
.............................
Brake System ..........................................
Heating and Ventilating ...............................
Modular Avionics Matric Assembly (MAMA) .................
Modul e
........................
F i r s t Stage (Hydraul i c System)
Moisture Control
.......................
Second Stage (Hydraul i c System)
........................................
I Monitor (Forward Battery Configuration)
External DC Power
AC/DC Power
Fog Nozzle
Mooring
.....................................
...........................................
............................................
.................................................
Muffler (Environmental Control .........................
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 1 7
Nov 30/90

CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Nameplate ............................................................... 25- 10-05

Navigation ............................................................... 3400-00
..........................................
Attitude and ~ i r e c t i o n See Attitude and Direction
Flight Environment Data ..........................................
See Flight Environment
Night Flying Curtain ..................................................... 25-21-04
Nose Floats (Emergency Flotation System) .................................. 32- 70-02
Nose L a n u Gear ........................................................ 3 2- 20- 01
Doors .............................................................32.20.03, 52-80-02
DoorsA#ach Fittings .................................................. 53- 40- 04
ShockStrut ........................................................... 32-20-02
shutoff valve ........................................................... 32-30-09
System .............................................................. 32- 20- 00
Nosewheel .............................................................. 32-42-00
.
No 1AirspeedSwitch ..................................................... 31-52-08
.
No 1 Primary Bus Warning Relay K7 ...................................... 2421-02
.
No 1 Relay Panel (Multipurpose Electrical Panels)
.
..........................
No 1 Relay Panel Relays (Audio-visual Warning System) .....................
39- 40-06
31-52-06
.
No 1 VHF Communication System
Antenna
..........................................
...............................................................
23- 11-00
23- 11-03
COMMControl Panel ................................................... 23- 11-01
Power Control Relay K17/2R ............................................ 23- 11-04
RadioKey Switch ...................................................... 23- 11-05
Receiver.Transmitter ................................................... 23- 11-02
..
No 1 26 VAC Bus Warning Relay K16
No 2 Primary Bus Warning Relay K15
......................................
......................................
2421-04
24.21.03
.
No 2 Relay Panel (Multipurpose Electrical Panels) .......................... 39-40-07
.
No 2 Relay Panel Relays (Audio-visual Warning System)
.
No 2 26 VAC Bus Warning Relay K18
.....................
......................................
31-52-07
2421-05
Numbering System ....................................................... Introduction
N1 Control System. Gas Producer .......................................... 76-10-00
N2 Control System. Power Turbine ......................................... 76-11-00
Oil ...................................................................... 79- 00- 00

Distribution ...................................................... See Distribution (Oil)
Indicating ............................................................See Indicating (Oil)
Storage ...............................................................See Storage (Oil)
Oil Cooler
Blower (Engine) ........................................................ 79- 10- 02
Blower (Main Gear Box) ................................................ 66- 11-07
Ducts ................................................................ 79- 10- 03
Main Gear Box ........................................................ 66- 11-06
Reservoir (Engine) .................................................... 79- 10-01
Oil Filler (Main Gear Box) ................................................ 66-11-05
Oil Hot Warning System. Main Gear Box .................................... 66-62-00
Oil Low-Pressure Warning System. Main Gear Box .......................... 66- 63-00
Oil Temperature/Pressure Indicating System. Main Gear Box ................. 66-61-00
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 18
Mar 1/84
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Ordering Manuals ........................................
....................................... Introduction
Overhaul Schedule 5-00-00
Overhead Control Panel .................................. 39-40-05
Overpressure Switch ( Environmental Control ) ............. 21 -50-04
Overspeed
Intermediate Gear Box .................................
Main Gear Box
Main Rotor
.........................................
............................................
Main Rotor Blades
Main Rotor Head
.....................................
.......................................
Tail Drive Shaft ......................................
Tail Gear Box .........................................
Overspeed Control System. Engine ........................
Overtemperature Switch (Envi ronmental Control ) ..........
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 18A
Nov 30/90
ALPHABETICAL INDEX ( Cont )
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Pal l e t . Engine Anti-Icing System ( w i t h Snow

Protection Kit
Pallets. VFR and IFR
.......................................
.................................... 30-20-03
39-40-08
Panel
AFCS Indicator (Phase 11) ............................. 22-1 0-04
AFCS Indicator (Phase 111)
AFCS Relay
............................
............................................
22-1 1-04
22-1 1-1 2
Caution/Advisory ......................................
................................ 22-1 0-20
Circuit Breaker (AFCS) 22-1 0-01
C i rcui t Breaker. Lower ................................
Circuit Breaker. Upper (AFCS Phase 11) ................ 22-1 0-1 0
22-1 0-1 1
C i rcui t Breaker. Upper (PBA System) ...................
I Ground Fault (Forward Battery Configuration) ..........
22-20-06
24-32-29
Master Switch
.
.........................................
No 1 and No.2 AFCS Control ........................... 22-1 0-1 6
22-1 0-02
Panel Lighting. Instrument and Console
Panel s and Components. Electrical
............
See Instrument and Console
....................... 39-00-00
Panel s. Instrument and Control
Center Console
..........................
........................................ 39-1 0-00
39-1 0-02
.
Instrument Panels. VFR and IFR ........................
.........................
Panel s Mu1 ti purpose El e c t r i cal
39-1 0-01
39-40-00
AFCS Circuit Breaker Panel ............................ 39-40-02
Circuit Breaker Panel s. VFR and IFR Upper and Lower
Master Switch Panel. IFR
...
.............................. 39-40-01
39-40-04
Master Switch Panel. VFR
..
No 1 Re1 ay Panel
.............................
..................................... 39-40-03
39-40-06
No 2 Relay Panel ..................................... 39-40-07
Overhead Control Panel
Pallets. VFR and IFR
....................... .........
.................................. 39-40-05
39-40-08
Parking ................................................
Parking and Mooring ..................................... 10-1 0-00
10-00-00
Parking Brake
kndle
Valve
................................................
................................................. 32-43-04
32-43-05
Particle Separator System. Engine Air
Passenger Advisory Light
...................
................................ 75-50-00
33-20-02
Passenger Compartment (Equipment/Furnishings)
Floor Covering
...........
........................................ 25-20-00
25-21 -03
Interior. Standard
Night Flying Curtain
....................................
.................................. 25-21 -00
25-21 -04
Seats. Passenger
Soundproofing
......................................
......................................... 25-21 -01
25-21 -02
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 19
Nov 30/90
MAlNTENANCE MANUAL. SA 4047-76-2

CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Passenger Compartment Lighting

Advisory L i ght. Passenger
..........................
.............................
Dome Light. Cabin
Passenger/Crew Doors
.............................
........................ .... ........
........
Passenger Doors .......................................
...............................
P i l o t and Copilot Doors
..........................................
S l i d i n g Door
Sliding Door Operating Mechanism ......................
Passenger Doors .................... .. . . ................
S l i d i n g Door Window J e t t i son Mechanism
................
Passenger Door Attach F i t t i n g s
Passenger Door Windows
..........................
..................................
Passenger Seats .........................................
Pedal Adjuster ( T a i l Rotor Control ) .....................
Pedal Damper (Tail Rotor Control )
Pedal S. Brake .............. .......................
.................. ...........
...........
Pendant ( U t i l i t y Hoist)
Pi1o t and Copilot Doors
...... ..... ...........
.............................. ...
Pilot/Copilot Door Attach F i t t i n g s
Pilot/Copilot Door Windows
......................
..............................
P i l o t ' s and Copilot's Seats....................
P i t c h Bias Actuator (PBA) System
.........
........................
Actuator. Pitch Bias ...........................
............... .......
..................
Amplifier. P i t c h Bias
..................................
C i r c u i t Breaker Panel Upper
Indicator Panel. AFCS
.............. ............
Transducer. Airspeed ........... .......................
..........................
Transducer. Col l e c t i v e Stick
P i t c h Control Rods (Main Rotor) .........................
.....................................
I P i t o t o s t a t i c Lines
....................................
P i t o t - S t a t i c System
Pitot-Static Tube .......................................
Placards and Markings
..............................
P i t o t - S t a t i c Heater System
.......... ........................
Exterior
Interior
.............................................
..............................................
Plates/Skin .............................................
Access Covers .........................................
Fulelage Skin ........................................
...............
Pneumatic Lines (Heating and V e n t i l a t i n g )
Portable F i r e Extinguishers.............................
Position and Warning. Landing Gear ......................
.....................................
I n d i c a t i n g System
........................................
Warning System
Position Lights .........................................
.......................................
Power. E l e c t r i c a l
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Paae 20
May 75/87
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECT I O N
Power (Engine Indicating)..

Engine Torque I n d i c a t i n g System..
.............................
..................... 77-10-00
77- 10-03
Gas Producer RR1 I n d i c a t i n g System.
Power Turbine RPM I n d i c a t i n g System..
...................
................. 77-1 0-01
77-1 0-02
Power, Hydraulic
Power Package, Demountab1e..
........................................
............................ 29- 00- 00
71-01 -00
Powerpl ant..
Cowlings...
............................................
........................................... 71-00-00
71-1 0-00
Drains................................................ 71-70-00
Drive Shafts.. ...................................... See Engine Drive Shafts
Power Package ......................................... 71-01 -00
Supports....
Power System
.......................................... 71-20-00
AC (IFR) .............................................. See AC Power
AC (VFR)
DC
..............................................
.................................................... See AC Power
See DC Power
Powertrai n. .............................................
...................... See Gear Box I n65-00-00
Gear Box I n d i c a t i n g System.. dicating
Intermediate Gear Box................................. 66-20-00
Main Gear Box.. .......................................
Rotor Brake System .................................... See Main Gear Box
See Rotor Brake
...................................... See T a i l D r i v e Shaft
T a i l D r i v e Shaft
T a i l Gear Box......................................... 65-30-00
ALPHABETICAL INDEX Page 20A

May 15/87

CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
.
.
Power Turbine
Inlet Temperature Indicating System ................... 77-20-01
N2 Control System .......................
RPW Indicating System
See Power
.................................
Turbine (N2) Control
77-1 0-02
Power Turbine (N2) Control System
Col 1ective Stick Transducer
.....................
........................... 76-1
76-1
1-PO
1-04
Droop Compensator Amplifiers ..........................
..............................
76-1 1-02
76-1 1-03
Droop Compensator Relays
Speed Trim Re1 ays ..................................... 76-1 1-01
Precautions Prior t o Maintenance Practices (Fuel
System) ................................................
Pressure Gage. Emergency (Landing Gear Emergency
Extention System) ......................................
.
) Pressure Gage (Manual Hydraulic Rotor Brake System ....
Pressure Indicating System. Fuel ........................
Pressure Indicating System. Hydraul i c ...................
Indicator
Tranmitter
.............................................
...........................................
Pressure Regulator (Heating and Ventilating) ............
Pressure Regul ator/Shutoff Val ve (Environmental
Control )...............................................
Pressure Switch
..........................
First Stage Hydraul i c System
.........................
Second Stage Hydraul i c System
Pressure Switches
Main Rotor Control System ............................. 67-1 5-01
Tail Rotor Control System ..................
Pressure Warning System. Hydraul i c
...........
...................... 67-21 -01
29-32-00
Prime System. Fuel ......................................
...........
Priority Val ve (Second Stage Hydraul i c System)
See Fuel Prime
29-20-07
Protection. Ice and Rain
Proximity Sensor Harness
................................ See Ice and Rain
Main Landing Gear
Nose Landing Gear
.....................................
.....................................
Pump
First Stage Hydraulic System
Second Stage Hydraulic System
..........................
......................... 29-1 0-01
29-20-01
Pumps. Oil Wain Gear Box)
Pylon
..............................
................................................... See
66-1 1-01
Stabil izers
Quadrant. Engine Control ...............................

Quantity Indicating System. Fuel ........................ 76-00-01
See Fuel Quantity
Quick-Riggi ng Checks .................................... 67-00-00
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 21
Feb 15/86
ALPHABETICAL INDEX (Cont
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Radio
Key Switch ...........................................
Magnetic Indicators
Rate Gyros (AFCS Phase I1 )
..................................
.............................
Rate Gyros (AFCS Phase 111) ............................
Receptacle. DC External Power ..........................
Recirculation Ejector (Environmental Control 1 ..........
Recording System. Indicating/
Refrigeration Package
..........................
..................................
Air-Cycle Machine
Heat Exchanger
....................................
.......................................
Water Collector
Refuel. Single-Point
......................................
...................................
Re1 ays
AC Generator Bearing Warning. K22 ....................
..........................
Battery Overtemperature. K9
Blower. K36 (Heating and Ventilating )
Bl ower. K36 ( Environmental Control 1
................
..................
Cargo Hook ...........................................
Chip Detector (Gear Box Indicating System) ...........
.....
I DC Voltage Sensor. K85 (Aft Battery Instal l a t i o n )
DC Voltage Sensor Relay. K85 (Forward Battery
.......................................
Instal 1a t i on )
Droop Compensator ....................................
..........
Engine Air P a r t i c l e Separator (EAPS) System
External Power Inter1 ock. K10
Fire Detector Test
........................
...................................
Fi re Extinguishing Test ..............................
............
Inverter Warning Control K3
Landing Gear
.
Fl o a t System (Emergency Fl o t a t i on System)
.........................
.........................................
..
No 1 Primary Bus Warnlng. K7
No 2 Primary Bus Warning. K15
........................
.......................
.
No 1 Re1 ay Panel ( Audio-Vi sual Warning System) ......
..
No 2 Relay Panel (Audio-visual Warning System)
No 1 26 VAC Bus Warning. K16
......
........................
..
No 2 26 VAC Bus Warning. K18
No 1 VHF Power Control. K17/2R
........................
......................
Rotor Brake ..........................................
Shutdown. K12 ( Envi ronmental Control ) ................
Speed Trim (Engine Control s ) .........................
........................................
.
S t a r t Control
Time Del ay K24 (Environmental Control ) ..............
ALPHABETICAL INDEX . ...
Page 22
Nov 30/90
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Time Delay. K24 (Heating and Ventilating) ............
.................................
..
Utility Hoist System
Re1 ease Control Electrical ( Cargo Hook ) ...............
Re1 ease Control Emergency (Cargo Hook ................
Re1 ease Handle and Mechanism. Emergency (Landing Gear
Emergency Extension System
Replacement Schedule
...........................
................................... 32-31 -04
4-00-00
Replenishing
............................................
Requi rements Lubrication
Reservoi r (Engine O i 1 )
..............................
.................................
12-1 0-00
12-20-00
79-1 0-01
Resistors. Uti 1i ty Hoist System ........................ 25-53-08
Retraction Actuator. Main Landing Gear
Revisions (Manual )
.................
..................................... 32-30-03
Introduction
Ri ggi ng
Flight Check of Control
Flight Controls
..............................
...................................... 67-00-00
67-00-00
Quick. Checks ........................................
................................. 67-00-00
Rigging Fl i ght Control s 67-00-00
Rotating Scissors (Main Rotor) .......................... 65-1 4-01
Rotor Brake
Relays
.............................................
................................................ 66-50-02
66-50-03
System ............................................
Warning System
See Rotor Brake System
........................................ 66-65-00
Rotor Brake System ......................................
Accumul ator/Reservoi r ................................. 66-50-00
66-50-07
Ground Id1e Swi tches
Hydraulic Lines
..................................
....................................... 66-50-04
66-50-08
Hydraulic Power U n i t
Master Cyl i nder
..................................
....................................... 66-50-01
66-50-05
Pressure Gage
Rotor Brake
.........................................
........................................... 66-50-06
66-50-02
Rotor Brake Re1 ays .................................... 66-50-03
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 22A
Nov 30/90
SUBJECT
Rotor Head. Main ........................................
Rotor RPM Indicating System (Main Rotor) ................ 65-1 2-00
65-61 -00
Rotors .................................................
Anti-Torque Rotor ................... ..................
65-00-00
See Anti-Torque
Indicating
Main Rotor
............................................
............................................ See I n d i c a t i n g
See Main Rotor
Sel f-Tuning Vibration Absorber ........................ See Set f-Tuning
Safety Belts ............................................

Scavenge-Ai r Check Valve (Engine A i r P a r t i c l e
Separator (EAPS ) System)
Schedul e
...............................
Overhaul ..............................................
Replacement ...........................................
Scheduled Maintenance Checks
Scheduled Servicing
............................
........... ..........................
.
Scissors
Rotating
Stationary
..............................................
.............. ............. ................. 65-1 4-01
65-1 4-02
Sealing (Structures)
Searchlight. Controllable
........ ............................
............................... 51-01 -00
33-40-04
Seats. Pi1o t 's and Copilot's
Second Stage Hydraulic System
.......... .................. See Hydraulic25-1System
........................... 0-01
Secondary Lights. Cockpit ...............................
..................... 33-1 0-03
. ...................................
Selector Val ve Control System. Fuel
Sel ector Val ves Fuel
Sel f-Tuni ng Vibration Absorber ............ .............. 18-1 0-00.
28-21 -00
28-20-01
65-70-00
Amplifier .............................................
Hydraul ic Actuator Assembly ........................... 65-70-01
65-70-02
Hydraulic Lines .......................................
.....................................
Servicing B u l l e t i n s
65-70-03
Introduction
Servicing Doors
Servicing
.........................................
.............................................. 52-40-00
12-00-00
Scheduled .............................................
Servo Controls. Main Rotor .............................. 12-20-00
67-1 5-02
Servo Jam Warning
Shafts
..............
. System (Fl ight Control s)
.
67-31 -00
Engine Drive
T a i l Drive
..........................................
.............. ..............................
Shock S t r u t
Main Landing Gear .....................................
.....................................
Nose Landing Gear
Shoul der Harnesses ......................................
Shutdown Relay K12 (Environmental Control ) ..............
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 23
Feb 15/86
ALPHABETICAL INDEX (Cont
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
( Shutoff Switch .......................................... 80-1 0-03
Shutoff Val ve
F i r s t Stage (Hydraul ic System) ....................... 29-1 0-06
F i r s t Stage Tail Rotor Servo ......................... 29-1 0-08
Landi ng Gear Emergency Extension System .............. 32-31 -05
Nose Landing Gear .................................... 32-30-09
Second Stage ( Hydraul i c System ...................... 29-20-06
Sight Window (Main Gear Box) ........................... 66-1 1-04
Single-Point Refuel .................................... 28-1 0-06
Sliding Cabin Door Window .............................. 56-30-03
Sliding Door ........................................... 52-1 0-03
Operating Mechanism .................................. 52-1 0-04
Window J e t t i son Mechanism ............................ 52-1 0-05
Smoke Detector System (Fi re Protecti on ) ................ 26-1 2-00
Amp1 i f i e r . Smoke Detector Control .................... 26-1 2-02
Smoke Detector ....................................... 26-1 2-01
Snow Protection K i t . Engi ne A n t i .Ici ng System ........ See Engine A n t i -1ci ng
System ( W i t h Snow
Protection Kit)
Sonic Locator Beacon ................................... 25-63-00
Soundproofing .......................................... 25-21 -02
Sound Suppressor ( Heating and Venti 1a t i ng ) ............. 21 -21 -04
Speech Comnuni cation ................................... 23-1 0-00
NO . 1 VHF ............................. See No . 1 VHF Comnunication System
Speed Trim Re1 ays (Engine Control s ) .................... 76-1 1 -01
Spindle Assembl i e s (Main Rotor ........................ 65-1 2-02
Stabi 1izers ............................................
Horizontal........................................... 55-00-00
55-1 0-00
.....................................
Vertical (Pyl on )
......................................
Standard I n t e r i o r
55-30-00
25-21 -00
Standard Practices .....................................
.................................
Consumabl e Materi a1 s
20-00-00
20-50-00
Definition of Shop Terms .............................
.................... 20-02-00
20-30-00
Hydraulic Tube Connecting Systems
.......................
Lockwi ri ng
Metric Conversion Data
....................
............................... 20-20-00
20-03-00
Torque
..................................
Tool s and Equipment
............................................... 20-40-00
20-1 0-00
Troubleshooting......................................
Standby Compass System ................................. 20-01 -00
34-23-00
Lighting .............................................
Standby Compass ...................................... 33-1 0-04
34-23-01
I
S t a r t Contactor (Aft Battery Configuration)
..
No 1 Engine. K5/DC
No 2 Engine. K6/DC
..................................
.................................. 24-31 -04
24-31 -05
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 24
Nov 30/90
SRB(BBNKO~~E
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
S t a r t Contactors
.
No 1 Engine. K5/DC ..................................
.
No 2 Engine. K6/DC ..................................
...................................
S t a r t Control Relays
S t a r t Switch...........................................
. .
Starter/Generator. No 1 and No 2 DC (Aft Battery
Configuration .......................................
. .
Starter/Generator. No 1 and No 2 DC (Forward Battery
Configuration)
Starting
........................................
............................................... 24-32-01
80-00-00
Engine S t a r t System
S t a t i c Inverter
.................................. See Engine S t a r t
AC Power System (IFR)
. . ................................
No 1 and No 2. AC Power System (VFR) ...............
Stationary Scissors (Main Rotor)
.. .......................
Stepdown Transformer TI. No 1 Primary 26 vac Bus ......
Stepdown Transformer T2. No 2 Primary 26 vac Bus
Stick Trim System
......
......................................
Storage (Fuel System) ..................................
..........................................
F i l l e r Caps
Tanks. Fuel ..........................................
..........................................
Vents. Fuel
...................................
Storage (He1 i c o p t e r )
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 24A
Nov 30/90

CHAPTER/
SECTION
Storage ( O i 1 )..........................................
Blower. Oil Cooler ...................................
Ducts. Oil Cooler ....................................
Reservoir. Oil Cooler and ............................
.........................
S t r a i n e r s . Oil (Main Gear Box)
Structures .............................................
Bonding ..............................................
Sealing ..............................................
Sudden Stoppage
Intermediate Gear Box ................................
Main Gear Box ........................................
Main Rotor ...........................................
Main Rotor Blade .....................................
Main Rotor Head ......................................
Tail Gear Box ........................................
.....................................
Tail Drive S h a f t
Sump Pads. Fuel Tank ...................................
Supply Lines. Fuel .....................................
Supports. Engine .......................................
Swashpl a t e (Main Rotor) ................................
Tail Cone ..............................................

Tail Drive Shaft .......................................
Tail Gear Box
...................................
F l e x i b l e Coup1 i ngs
..........................................
Tail Rotor .............................................
Tail Rotor Control System ..............................
Actuator. Tail Rotor Servo
Pedal Adjuster
...........................
.......................................
Pedal Damper
Pressure Switches
.........................................
....................................
( Tail Rotor Drive S h a f t Supports
Tank U n i t . Fuel Quantity
........................
...............................
Tanks. Fuel
Temperature
............................................
Control (Environmental Control ......................
....................
Control (Heating and V e n t i l a t i o n )
See Environmental
See Heating
Control Panel (Environmental Control ) ................ 21 -62-01
Controller (Environmental Control )
Engine Indicating
...................
....................................
21 -62-05
77-20-00
Limitations (Servicing) ..............................
Power Turbine I n l e t Temperature Indicating System ....
12-1 0-00
77-20-01
Pressure Indicating System. Engine Oil ............... 79-30-01
S e l e c t o r (Environmental Control ..................... 21 -62-04
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 25
Dec 15/88
ALPHABETICAL INDEX (Cont 1
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Test Panel
Floats (Emergency Flotation System)
Fuel
..................
.................................................
.
Test Switches. Airspeed. No 1 and No 2 . ...............
Tiedown Rings. Cargo
Time-Del ay Re1 ay
...................................
K24 (Envi ronrnental Control )
K24 (Heating and Ventilating)
..........................
........................
.
K33 No 1 Engine (Engine Air Particle Separator
( EAPS System 1 ......................................
.
K34 No 2 Engine (Engine Air Particle Separator
(EAPS) System) ......................................
Time L i m i ts/Maintenance Checks
Tone Generator
.........................
.........................................
Tools and Equipment
Torque
....................................
.................................................
Totalizer System. Fuel Flow/
Towing and Taxiing
...........................
.....................................
Tracking Blades. Main Rotor
Transducer
............................
Airspeed (AFCS Phase I I I/PBA System)
A i rspeed (PBA Systern)
.................
................................
Collective Stick .............................
Roll Channel Cyclic Stick (AFCS Phase 11)
........
............
Roll Channel Cyclic Stick (AFCS Phase I11 1 ...........
Transformers. Current (Forward Battery Configuration)
cn .......................... ........................
CT2 ..................................................
Transformer U n i t CT1 /ACy Differential Current ..........
Transient Protection Box (Forward Battery
Configuration 1 .......................................
Transmission Compartment Structure and Fairings ........
Transmission Servicing Step ............................
Transmitter. Emergency Locator ........................
Transmitters. Pressure (Hydraul i c Indicating ) ..........
Trim Release Switch. Cyclic Stick (AFCS Phase 11) ......
Trim Release Switch. Cyclic Stick (AFCS Phase 111) .....
Troubleshooting ........................................
Tub Section ............................................
Turn and Slip Indicators ...............................
Turn Rate Gyros. P i l o t ' s and Copilot's .................
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Page 26
Nov 30/90
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Unscheduled Maintenance Checks .........................

...................................
U t i l i t y Hoist System
Cab1 e Shear Hoi st-Test-Arm Switch and Circuit
Continuity Test Light
Cable Shear Switch
...............................
...................................
Control 1e r...........................................
Control Panel ........................................
Pendant ..............................................
........................................
U t i l i t y Hoist
..........................
Util i ty Hoist System Re1 ays
.......................
U t i l i t y Hoist System Resistors
.................................
Uti 1i t y Light. Cockpit
Val ve. Priority (Second Stage Hydraul i c System)

Vents. Fuel
........
............................................
Ventilation System. Fl ow-Through
Vertical
.......................
Gyro Indicators (AFCS Phase I1 )
Gyro Indicators (AFCS Phase 111)
......................
.....................
Gyros ( AFCS Phase I I )
Gyros (AFCS Phase 111)
................................
...............................
Speed Indicator
.........................
Gyros. P i l o t ' s and Copilot's
......................................
Stabi 1izer (Pylon )
VFR and IFR
...................................
Instrument Panel
Pallets
.....................................
..............................................
Vibration Analysis .....................................
Voltage Sensor Relay K85. DC (Aft Battery
Configuration) .......................................
I Voltage Sensor Relay K85. DC (Forward Battery
Configuration) .......................................
Warning System. Landing Gear Position
Warning Systems. Central
..................
............................... See Central 32-62-00
Warning
Washer System. Windshield ..............................
Water Col 1e c t o r (Refrigeration Package )................ 30-44-00
21 -51 -03
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MAJNTENANCE MANUAL. SA 4047-76-2
CHAPTER/
SUBJECT SECTION
Wheels and Brakes
Brake
......................................
................................................
Brake System. Wheel ..................................
Cyl inder. Master Brake ............................... 32-43-02
Lines. Brake
Main Wheels
.........................................
.......................................... 32-43-07
32-41 -00
Mixer Valve
Nosewheel
..........................................
............................................ 32-43-03
32-42-00
Parking Brake Hand1 e .................................
.................................. 32-43-04
Parking Brake Valve 32-43-05
Pedals. Brake
Wheel Wells
........................................
............................................ 32-43-01
53-1 0-09
Windows ................................................
Cabin Windows ........................................ 56-00-00
56-20-00
Door Windows .........................................
............ See Door Windows
W
F1 i ght Compartment Windshield and Windows
Ice Removal
.
..........................................
i ndows and Windshi el ds ( Ice and Rai Protection)
Windshield Defroster System
W i ndshiel d Heat System
......
..........................
...............................
56-1 0-00
53-00-00
30-40-00
30-41 -00
30-42-00
Windshield Washer System
Wi ndshiel d Wiper System
.............................
.............................. 30-44-00
30-43-00
Wi ndshi el d
Defroster System
Heat System
.....................................
..........................................
Washer System ........................................
.........................................
W
Wiper System
.
i ndshi el ds Windows and
W
i per System. Windshield
.................... ...........
...............................
Yaw Force Switch (AFCS Phase 11) .......................
......................
Yaw Force Switch (AFCS Phase I I I )
Yaw Pedal Switches. P i l o t ' s and Copilot's ..............
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LATEST REVISION OF EACH CHAPTER

*7 Lifting Jul 31/17 50 31 Indicating/ Mar 31/06 36

9 Towing and Taxi- May 31/11 44 33 Lights Oct 31/12 46

*12 Servicing Jul 31/17 50 52 Doors Dec 15/15 49

18 Vibration Analysis Oct 31/06 36 *53 Fuselage Jul 31/17 50

*20 Standard Practices Jul 31/17 50 55 Stabilizers Oct 31/11 45

21 Air Conditioning Oct 31/14 48 *56 Windows Jul 31/17 50

22 Auto Flight Oct 31/13 47 *65 Rotors Jul 31/17 50

23 Communications Oct 31/11 45 *66 Powertrain Jul 31/17 50

24 Electrical Power Oct 31/13 47 *67 Flight Controls Jul 31/17 50

*25 Equipment/ Jul 31/17 50 71 Powerplant Oct 31/11 45

*28 Fuel Jul 31/17 50 75 Air Oct 31/14 48

29 Hydraulic Power Oct 31/13 47 76 Engine Controls Oct 31/13 47

*The asterisk indicates chapters revised by current revision.

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77 Engine Indicating Mar 31/06 36 79 Oil May 31/11 44

78 Exhaust Dec 15/88 25 80 Starting Jul 15/92 29

*The asterisk indicates chapters revised by current revision.

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BOOK REGISTRATION NO. LOCATION ASSIGNED TO (JOB TITLE)

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3 Apr 16/79 May 4/79 SA 19 Mar 1/84 Apr 15/84 SA

4 Jul 20/79 Sep 25/79 SA 20 Feb 15/85 Jul 3/85 SA

5 Feb 15/80 May 1/80 SA 21 Feb 15/86 Apr 5/86 SA

6 May 23/80 Oct 17/80 SA 22 Oct 20/86 Dec 10/86 SA

7 Aug 11/80 Oct 17/80 SA 23 May 15/87 Oct 10/87 SA

8 Feb 16/81 Apr 9/81 SA 24 Apr 15/88 Jul 23/88 SA

9 Oct 15/81 Nov 15/81 SA 25 Dec 15/88 Jul 14/88 SA

10 Dec 4/81 Jan 10/82 SA 26 Apr 15/89 Aug 15/89 SA

11 Jan 15/82 Mar 30/82 SA 27 Feb 28/90 Nov 16/90 SA

12 Feb 1/82 Mar 30/82 SA 28 Nov 30/90 Apr 11/91 SA

13 Mar 19/82 Mar 30/82 SA 29 Jul 15/92 Dec 4/92 SA

14 Jun 20/82 Aug 15/82 SA 30 Nov 30/93 Apr 26/94 SA

15 Sep 10/82 Oct 15/82 SA 31 Dec 15/96 Feb 26/96 SA

16 Nov 1/82 Dec 15/82 SA 32 Sep 30/98 Jan 25/99 SA

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39 Nov 30/08 Mar 31/09 SA

40 Jun 30/09 Sep 15/09 SA

41 Nov 30/09 Dec 31/09 SA

42 May 31/10 Jun 30/10 SA

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