Service Bulletin 241 September 26, 2012

FUSELAGE ATTACHMENT TO WING MAIN SPAR - INSPECTION & REINFORCEMENT

EFFECTIVITY: MODELS SERIAL NUMBERS

690 All (except S/N 11057)
690A All (except S/N 11104, 11106, 11129, 11134, 11146, 11159, 11173,
11192, 11220, 11237, 11252, 11263, 11280, 11287, 11298, 11303,
11317, 11339 & 11341)
690B All (except S/N 11383, 11384, 11401 & 11436)

Note: Aircraft serial numbers configured with AVIADESIGN, Inc. STC No. SA5740NM are not compatible with the
modifications contained in SB 241. These aircraft will require FAA approved Alternate Methods of Compliance or
other approved methods to satisfy the structural intent of SB 241.

REASON FOR PUBLICATION:

Aircraft have been found with cracks in the outer fuselage frame attachment to the lower wing main spar at
F.S. 178.81 vertical channel (310384-65 LH & -125 RH). Additional damage has been found at the upper picture
window channel (310704-1 LH & -2 RH), shear clip (310412-23 LH & -24 RH), aft cabin pressure web
(310384-159), external wing to fuselage fillet (110151-33 LH -34 RH) and working or sheared fasteners.

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COMPLIANCE:

This Service Bulletin contains multiple initial compliance schedules based on the current airframe hours / time-in-
service. Part I and II inspections / modifications are required before the expiration of the time period set forth in
Table A applicable to the airplane; however it is highly recommended that Part I & II, inspections / modifications
be accomplished at the earliest practicable time.

INITIAL COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE

CURRENT AIRFRAME COMPLIANCE REQUIRED PRIOR TO (HOURS / TIS)
(HOURS / TIME-IN-SERVICE) OR WITHIN THE NEXT [MONTHS] WHICHEVER COMES FIRST
0000 - 2000 (1000) Hours or [36] Months
2001 - 3000 (800) Hours or [36] Months
3001 - 4000 (650) Hours or [33] Months
4001 - 5000 (500) Hours or [30] Months
5001 - 6000 (350) Hours or [24] Months
6001 - 7000 (250) Hours or [18] Months
Over 7000 (150) Hours or [12] Months
- Table A -

Part I: ACCESS, DISASSEMBLY & INSPECTION OF THE FUSELAGE TO WING MAIN SPAR
ATTACHMENT JOINTS

Part I, Access, Disassembly & Inspections are accomplished to record material discrepancies (damage) in the
fuselage to wing attachment area. Due to amount of man hours required to accomplish Part I, Part II is
Mandatory. This will eliminate the requirement for future reoccurring inspections. The reinforcements designed
and installed per this bulletin are terminating action.

Part II: MODIFICATION AND REASSEMBLY OF THE FUSELAGE TO WING MAIN SPAR ATTACHMENT
JOINTS

This modification removes all the damaged or potential damaged sheet metal parts in the area of the fuselage to
wing main spar joint. This modification primarily replaces joint parts with improved heavier machined parts. The
modification cuts and removes the upper 18.5-inch section of the existing 310384-65/-125 channels and
incorporates a heavier gage extruded channel as a replacement. The extruded channel was designed to nest
into the lower remaining section of the existing channel. A vertical strap is cradled into the new frames making
the joint Failsafe and provides improved fastener edge distance. Parts are being replaced for safety of flight to
repair damage, prevent future damage and improve load paths.

BY WHOM WORK WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED:

A & P Mechanic (or Equivalent), and an ASNT Level II or III Certified NDT Inspector (or Equivalent) per
INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS.

Due to the complexity of the work and potential to damage existing fuselage and wing structure during
completion of the modification, it is mandatory that at least one member of the team accomplishing this
task complete Twin Commander Aircraft approved training. Such training is available at the Factory
Authorized Maintenance Training Provider.

NOTE:
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT ALL MODIFICATIONS BE COMPLETED ONLY AT AN
AUTHORIZED TWIN COMMANDER SERVICE CENTER.

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APPROVAL:

Modifications described by this Service Bulletin are FAA DER Approved.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:

SB 164 “INSPECTION AND REPLACEMENT OF WING SPAR FILLET SCREWS”. SB 241 incorporates
applicable portions of the changes defined per SB 164.

SB 164 EFFECTIVITY:
MODELS 690 (S/N 11000 – 11079, except 11011, 11014, 11021, 11028,
11035, 11041, 11042, 11046, 11058, 11060, 11065, 11069 &
11074)
690A (S/N 11100 – 11344, except 11103, 11105, 11111, 11128,
11134, 11135, 11141, 11155, 11169, 11170, 11173, 11184,
11188, 11196, 11199, 11207, 11214, 11218, 11220, 11231,
11257, 11274, 11277, 11281, 11288, 11291, 11298, 11305,
11318, 11323, 11325 & 11329)
690B (S/N 11350 – 11566, except 11338, 11355, 11366, 11406
& subs.)

SB 208A “INSPECTION FOR WING MAIN SPAR LOWER CAP CORROSION”. Highly recommend SB 208A and
SB 241 be accomplished at the same time to reduce man hours. Both Service Bulletins require fuel cells and fuel
cell liners are removed from the center wing fuel tanks.

SB 223 “WING LEADING EDGE ATTACHMENT INSPECTION AND MODIFICATION”. Recommend SB 223 and
SB 241 are accomplished at the same time interval.

CK-144 “LOWER SPAR CAP REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE”. Highly recommend CK-144 per SB 208A, and SB
241 be accomplished at the same time interval to reduce overall man hours if deemed necessary. The wing lower
main spar cap, replaced per SB 208A (CK-144), have fasteners that are common to both SB 208A and SB 241.
Both Service Bulletins require fuel cells and fuel cell liners are removed from the center wing fuel tanks.

SI-255 “PICTURE WINDOW UPPER CHANNEL INSPECTION”. Aircraft previously configured with the improved
310704-3/-4 channels will not require replacement per SB 241.

SL-382 “SEALING CABIN LEAKS IN AIRCRAFT PRESSURIZED TO THE FLOOR”. Recommend SL-382 and
SB 241 are accomplished at the same time interval.

ESTIMATED MAN HOURS: (Per Side - For Access, Inspection, Modification and Assembly)

Part I:
Access, Disassembly & Inspections LH Side 92 HRS
RH Side 92 HRS
Part II:
Modification & Reassembly LH Side 200 HRS
RH Side 200 HRS

Parts required to comply with this Service Bulletin may be purchased through any TWIN COMMANDER
FACTORY-AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER. Indicate SB 241, aircraft model and factory serial number when
submitting order.

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PARTS DATA:

KIT SB241

Qty Part Number Description

1 K310384 (DWG)
1 310364-3
1 310364-4
1 310364-5
1 310364-6
1 310364-7
1 310364-8
1 310364-9
1 310364-10
2 310364-11
1 310704-3
1 310704-4
1 310736-45
1 310736-46
12 170468-5
---------- --------------------------
2 310364-13
2 310364-15
1 310364-17
1 310364-18
2 310364-19
---------- --------------------------
1 310364-21
1 310364-22
2 310364-23
1 310364-25
1 310364-26
---------- --------------------------
ALL PER DWG
AFT PRESS. BLKHD - WING SPAR FRAME ATTACH REINFORCEMENT
CHANNEL K310384-501 INSTL, LH
CHANNEL K310384-502 INSTL, RH
STRAP K310384-501 INSTL, LH
STRAP K310384-502 INSTL, RH
TEE K310384-501 INSTL, LH
TEE K310384-502 INSTL, RH
STRAP K310384-501 INSTL, LH
STRAP K310384-502 INSTL, RH
WEB K310384-501/-502 INSTL, L & RH
CHANNEL K310384-501 INSTL, LH
CHANNEL K310384-502 INSTL, RH
CLIP K310384-501 INSTL, LH
CLIP K310384-502 INSTL, RH
SHIM K310384 (USE AS REQD.)
-------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------
FILLER K310384-503/-504 INSTL, L & RH
FILLER K310384-503/-504 INSTL, L & RH
ANGLE K310384-503 INSTL, LH
ANGLE K310384-504 INSTL, RH
STRAP K310384-503/-504 INSTL, L & RH
-------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------
DOUBLER K310384-505 INSTL, LH
DOUBLER K310384-506 INSTL, RH
ANGLE K310384-505/-506 INSTL, L & RH
DOOR K310384-505 INSTL, LH
DOOR K310384-506 INSTL, RH
-------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------
HARDWARE

TO BE PROCURED LOCALLY: (as required)

1. MS20426AD4, AD5 & AD6 (BB) type rivets and MS20470AD4, AD5 & AD6 (BJ) type rivets.
2. NAS1097AD5 & AD6 (LZ) type rivets.
3. NAS1097E5 or KE5 type rivets.
4. CR3242-4 & -5 (ARD) type rivets and CR3243-4 & -5 (ARE) type rivets.
5. Epoxy primer used for touch up on parts furnished with the factory Modification Kits per MIL-PRF-23377, Type
I, Class C.
6. PR-1440-C20 or PRO SEAL 890-C20 sealant per MIL-S-8802 / AMS-S-8802.
7. PolyGone 300-AG Gel (Aviation Grade Polysulfide Emulsifier). High performance gel form designed to
remove polysulfide and other sealants from a variety of surfaces. Follow manufactures recommendations for
applicable uses of this product
8. Nashua 345, 3M 474 or Polyken 231, premium grade tape per ASTM D-5486 Type IV, Class 1.

CAUTION:
THE SUBSTITUTION OF BLIND RIVETS OTHER THAN THOSE INDICATED ON TWIN COMMANDER
DWG NO. K310384 IN THE GENERAL NOTES OR ON THE FIELD OF DRAWING IS NOT PERMITTED
WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION FROM THE AIRFRAME MANUFACTURE OR APPROVED BY A
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FAA.

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RECOMMENDED TOOLS:

1. GO-NO-GO gages for HI-LOK fastener inspection.

2. Sheet metal tools needed for difficult access areas.
3. Cherry 269C3 selector gage for determining material thickness for installation of blind fasteners.
4. Cratex rub block stick for cleaning and polishing fastener holes and metal surfaces.

SPECIAL TOOLS:

None

GENERAL INSPECTION CRITERIA:

TYPES OF INSPECTION FOUND IN THIS SERVICE BULLETIN ARE PER AC 43.13-1B CHAPTER 5
“NONDESTRUCTIVE INSPECTION” (NDI).

Perform FLUORESCENT DYE PENETRANT structural inspection as an aid in disclosing crack

indications or other failures not detectable by visual means. Carefully remove sealant and / or finishes as
necessary in order to allow inspection of the structural elements. Moderate hand pressure applied
between parts, in order to produce any relative movement allowed, may assist in detection of failure of
parts or joining fasteners. Also observe any rub marks indicating relative movement of parts under load.

Perform EDDY CURRENT structural inspection as an aid in disclosing subsurface crack indications or
other failures not detectable by dye penetrant means. Fastener holes must be properly reamed before
completing eddy current inspections, otherwise false results might be obtained.

Areas to be inspected are identified by Part Number and / or Name and are located per the applicable
INSPECTION FIGURE(S).

NOTE:
ILLUSTRATED PARTS CATALOG MAY BE USED FOR ASSISTANCE IN LOCATING INSPECTION
AREAS (REFERENCE ONLY). INSPECTIONS APPLY TO LEFT AND RIGHT HAND SIDES UNLESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED. ONLY THE ODD NUMBER PARTS AND ASSEMBLIES ARE REFERED TO
IN THE FOLLOWING TEXT. EVEN NUMBERS ARE EQUAL APPLICABLE OPPOSITE PARTS.

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INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS:

1. PERSONNEL QUALIFICATION

a. NDI Level II or Level III.

b. Shall be qualified and certified in accordance with ASNT Personnel Qualifications SNT-TC-1A,
ANSI / ASNT CP-189, NAS 410, or MIL-STD-410.

2. MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT

a. Only materials listed or approved for listing per document QPL-AMS 2644 or QPL-25135
(Qualified Products List) shall be used for penetrant inspections. Cleaner, Penetrant and Developer to be
from the same product manufacturer.
b. Solvent Removable Fluorescent Penetrant, per ASTM-E1417 or SAE-AMS 2644 specifications, latest
revision.
c. Solvent Remover (Class 1), per ASTM-E1417 or SAE-AMS 2644 specifications, latest revision.
d. Nonaqueous Developer (Form D), per ASTM-E1417 or SAE-AMS 2644 specifications, latest revision.
e. Black Lights used for viewing & inspection must meet ASTM-E1417 specifications, calibrated per ANSI /
NCSL Z540-1 or ISO 10012-1.
f. Inspection mirror.

3. CLASSIFICATION

a. Per ASTM-E1417 or SAE-AMS 2644 specifications, latest revision.

b. Type 1 (Fluorescent Dye), Method C (Solvent Removable), Sensitivity Level 3 (High).
c. Twin Commander Process Specification 130.17 “Eddy Current Flaw Detection in Aluminum Alloys”, latest
revision.

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Part I - ACCESS, DISASSEMBLY & INSPECTIONS:

See the appropriate section of the airplane maintenance manual for procedures and instructions on removing and
re-installing applicable items listed below.

1. Disconnect batteries.

2. De-fuel the airplane.

3. Shore the airplane at the wing jack pad (Item ) and tail tie down stand (Item ) per FIGURE #2 and level
per Maintenance Manual instructions.

4. Complete shoring and leveling procedures as outlined per FIGURE #2 for (items &) to prevent movement
of the fuselage and wing structure.

5. Remove the cabin interior (seating, side panels and head liner) components from (F.S. 126.00) aft to the
pressure bulkhead web assembly located at (F.S. 178.81).

a. Take necessary measures required to protect electrical and air-conditioning equipment on aft pressure
bulkhead.

b. Protect and remove the left and right hand cabin picture window assemblies.

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Part I - ACCESS, DISASSEMBLY & INSPECTIONS: (continued)

6. Baggage compartment area (Center Wing Fuel Tanks):

a. Remove the baggage compartment forward and upper interior closeout panels as necessary to gain
access to the aft side of the aft pressure bulkhead assembly and center wing fuel tanks.

b. Disconnect the center wing fuel tank fittings and sump. Unbolt the lower fuel tank removable floor
structure. Remove the lower fuel tank cell. Optional to remove the aft and outboard lower fuel tank
panels.

c. Remove the lower wing skin access door to gain access to the center wing upper fuel tank. Disconnect
and remove the upper fuel tank cell.

d. To gain access to the aft side of the wing main spar cap, remove the upper fuel tank liner panels. This
will also allow access to fasteners being replaced common to the lower wing drag channel located inboard
of W.S. 24.07.

e. Refer to K310384, Section G-G. Drill and remove the six (per side) existing rivets attaching the lower
wing skins to the lower wing drag channel.

CAUTION:
EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN REMOVING FASTENERS, DO NOT DRILL INTO THE MAIN SPAR
LOWER CAP.

f. Remove and cleanup any old residual sealant and tape from the aft side of the main spar cap web
assembly from (W.L. -1.64 to W.L. -12.18) and from (L.B.L. 15.00 & R.B.L. 15.00 outboard).

CAUTION:
AVOID THE USE OF TOOLS WHICH MAY CUT OR SCRATCH ALUMINUM SURFACES.

7. Inboard wing area (directly outboard of W.S. 24.07):

a. Remove the upper wing fuel tank access doors (forward and aft) of the main spar cap assembly.

b. Disconnect the inboard wing fuel tank fittings and remove or push back the fuel tank bladders to gain
adequate access to the outboard side of the W.S. 24.07 rib.

c. Refer to K310384, Section G-G and Figure #3. Drill and remove the existing rivets attaching the lower
wing to fuselage fillets fore and aft of F.S. 178. Caution: Do not remove existing rivets common to the
W.S. 24.07 rib lower return flange (inboard flush row under fillet).

NOTE:
SOME AIRCRAFT MAY HAVE PRIOR INSTALLED REPAIRS OVER THE EXISTING LOWER WING
TO FUSELAGE FILLET ANGLES. PRIOR REPAIRS MUST BE EVALUATED FOR THE AFFECTS ON
COMPLIANCE WITH THIS SERVICE BULLETIN. CONTACT TWIN COMMANDER AIRCRAFT IN THE
EVENT PRIOR REPAIR WILL NOT BE COMPLETELY REMOVED BY THIS BULLETIN.

d. Remove the four screws / Huck bolts common to the lower wing to fuselage fillet and main spar lower cap
outboard of W.S. 24.07. If the aircraft has complied with SB 164, these fasteners may have already been
changed. The original production version was MS27039 screws. These four (per side) existing fasteners
must be removed to allow for additional modification parts.

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Part I - ACCESS, DISASSEMBLY & INSPECTIONS: (continued)

e. Eddy Current inspect the existing fastener holes common to the main spar lower cap forward and aft
flange per FIGURE #3. Prior to Eddy Current inspection, existing holes must be within limits indicated per
Dwg No. K310384, General Note #8. Identify and record any damage found on the SB 241
Compliance Card. Provide photographs of the damage.

f. Fluorescent Dye Penetrant inspect the 110151-33 fillet radius 4.0-inch fore / aft of F.S. 178.81 per
FIGURE #3 for crack indications. Note: Stop drill extreme ends of cracks with #40 drill (0.098 dia.) and
rout along the fore / aft length of crack (0.098 dia.) after completion of Part I, Item #11. Stop drill holes
and routed areas must maintain a minimum of 2 X fastener diameter (edge distance) from the center of
existing fastener hole locations. If measured crack lengths are within limits, it is acceptable to proceed
with the modifications per Dwg No. K310384-503 instl. If crack lengths exceed limits indicated or edge
distance is below minimums, part must be removed and replaced with a new part or an approved repair
must be installed prior to return to service. Identify and record any damage found on the SB 241
Compliance Card.

8. Aft fuselage compartment area (Picture Window):

a. Refer to K310384, Section A-A. Drill and remove the cabin inner skin structural panels and reinforcement
gussets above the cabin picture window from F.S. 126.00 to F.S. 171.36.

CAUTION:
EXERCISE EXTREME CARE WHEN DRILLING / REMOVING EXISTING FASTENERS. DO NOT
OVERSIZE OR DOUBLE DRILL EXISTING HOLES IN ATTACHING STRUCTURE.

b. Refer to K310384, Section A-A. Drill and remove the cabin inner skin structural panels and reinforcement
gussets aft of the cabin picture window from (F.S. 172.50 to F.S. 178.81) from (W.L. -8.00 to W.L. -35.25).

NOTE:
THE CABIN FLOOR IS AT W.L. -55.50.

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Part I - ACCESS, DISASSEMBLY & INSPECTIONS: (continued)

NOTE:
IF ANY OF THE CABIN INNER SKIN STRUCTURAL PANELS HAVE BEEN MODIFIED WITH
ADDITIONAL ACCESS HOLES OTHER THAN THE FACTORY RETURN FLANGED PARTS, THEY
MUST BE REMOVED AND REPLACED WITH NEW PARTS OR AN APPROVED REPAIR MUST BE
INSTALLED PRIOR TO RETURN TO SERVICE.

9. Refer to K310384, Section A-A. Remove the 310704-1 channel by removing the fastener row common to the
lower wing to fuselage fillet from F.S. 126.00 to F.S. 178.81. Remove the shear clips that attach the channel
to the frames.

NOTE:
IF THE EXISTING 310704-1 UPPER PICTURE WINDOW CHANNEL HAS BEEN PRIOR REMOVED
AND REPLACED WITH THE IMPROVED 310704-3 CHANNEL, THEY MAY BE LEFT IN PLACE WITH
THE OPTION TO REMOVE AND REINSTALL.

a. Partial removal of the right side upper fuselage ice shield is required to access existing flush skin rivets
attaching the upper picture window channel.

b. After removal of the existing picture window channels from the aircraft, remove and cleanup any old
residual sealant left in place that may interfere with the new channel replacement.

c. Fluorescent Dye Penetrant inspect the removed channels outboard flange, radius and web – complete
length - for damage. Cracks have been found along the outboard return flange (rivet hole to rivet hole)
and along the parts lower web at areas common to the stub frame shear clip outboard attachment
fasteners. Identify and record any damage found on the SB 241 Compliance Card. Provide
photographs of the damage.

10. Refer to Figure 1. Remove the two horizontal pin and collar type fasteners attaching the 310412-23 shear
clips. Note: During removal of these fasteners, inspect each fasteners pin / collar for working, tension or
shear type damage. Identify and record any damage found on the SB 241 Compliance Card. Provide
photographs of the damage.

11. Removal of the 310384-65/-125 channels and upper 310384-159 web.

a. Refer to K310384-501. Remove remaining fasteners (including the two .250-inch diameter bolts common
to the upper and lower wing main spar caps) attaching the 310384-65/-125 channels web.

b. Refer to. K310384 Sect E-E. Remove fasteners from outboard fuselage skin below the wing to W.L.
-28.00. Remove and retain the shear clip attaching the existing lower picture window channel. Note: The
W.L. -28.00 clip will be reinstalled later.

c. Refer to Figure 1. Remove and discard the 310736-45 shear clip attaching the upper picture window
bulbed angle at W.L. -8.00 to the inboard flange leg of the 310384-65/-125 channels.

d. Refer to K310384-501. Remove fasteners (including the two .250-inch diameter bolts common to the
upper and lower wing main spar caps) attaching the 310384-193 channels from (W.L. -1.64 to W.L.
-28.00). Remove all fasteners between the two vertical wing support channels. Remove fasteners
common to the lower fuel tank support structure and field fasteners attaching the 310384-159 web to the
aft pressure bulkhead from (W.L. -1.64 to W.L. -28.00).

e. Refer to K310384-501. Determine the cut line (W.L -25.8 & L.B.L. 16.4) for the 310384-159 web. Insert
stainless steel shim stock on the aft side of the 310384-159 web and aft attaching structure before cutting.
Cut and remove the indicated section of 310384-159 web and remove.

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Part I - ACCESS, DISASSEMBLY & INSPECTIONS: (continued)

f. Refer to K310384-501. Fluorescent Dye Penetrant inspect the 310384-159 web outboard edge between
(W.L. -10.0 to W.L. -12.18) for damage. Identify and record any damage found on the SB 241
Compliance Card. Provide photographs of the damage.

g. Refer to K310384-501. Determine the approximate cut line (W.L -20.15 +/- .10) for the 310384-65/-125
channels. This location may vary slightly depending on the original fasteners location. Maintain a
minimum of .36-inch edge distance from the channel cut line to the center of existing fastener hole
locations. If necessary, the cut may be slightly angled to maintain these minimums. Additional material
has been left on the replacement 310364-3 channels upper and lower ends to allow for vertical
adjustment while locating the new parts.

h. Refer to K310384-501. After the cut locations have been marked, insert stainless steel shim stock on the
outboard side (between the 310384-65/-125 channel and fuselage skin). Cut and remove the upper
section of the -65/-125 channels.

i. Fluorescent Dye Penetrant inspect the removed 310384-65/-125 channels outboard flange, radius and
web 4.0-inch above and below W.L. -12.18 for damage. Identify and record any damage found on the
SB 241 Compliance Card. Provide photographs of the damage.

12. Main spar lower cap forward flange radius and upper and lower main spar .250-inch diameter bolt holes
inspection:

a. Refer to Figure #4. Remove residual sealant from the local area (W.S. 24.07 / W.L. -12.18) to allow the
radius of the spar forward flange to be cleaned and polished to a 32 RMS finish.

b. Fluorescent Dye Penetrant inspect .50-inch radius along the cutout of the forward flange at W.S. 24.07 on
the main spar lower cap.

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Part I - ACCESS, DISASSEMBLY & INSPECTIONS: (continued)

c. Refer to K310384 Section L-L. If a crack is detected in the main spar lower cap radius, contact Twin
Commander Aircraft LLC. Aircraft is not to continue in service. If no cracks are found, check the main
spar lower cap radius to be certain that machined transition area of the forward flange has a minimum
radius of .50-inch and surface finish 32RMS or better. In addition, the lower main spar steel strap (.032-
inch thick) also follows this .50-inch radius trim common to the forward flange. Ensure the steel straps
edge is flush with the spar radius trim. If the straps edge is not flush with the forward flange radius, trim
flush with spar radius and provide surface finish 32 RMS or better at this location.

d. If the inspection reveals any deviation (except cracking), proceed as follows. Provide surface finish
32RMS or better to any rough areas, notches or machine marks in the radius area while maintaining a
minimum radius of .50-inch and a surface finish of 32 RMS.

CAUTION:
MAINTAIN 2D EDGE DISTANCE ON ALL FASTENERS. DO NOT CUT INTO THE VERTICAL LEG OF
THE MAIN SPAR LOWER CAP.

e. After the main spar lower cap radius has been inspected, restore sealant and finishes. Identify and
record any damage found on the SB 241 Compliance Card. Provide photographs of the damage.

NOTE
PRIOR TO EDDY CURRENT INSPECTION OF EXISTING .250-INCH DIAMETER MAIN SPAR UPPER
AND LOWER CAP HOLES, MUST REAMED WITHIN (.2659 /.2648 DIA).

f. Fluorescent Dye Penetrant inspect .250-inch diameter holes in the upper and lower main spar caps for
cracks per FIGURE #4. If a crack is detected, contact Twin Commander Aircraft LLC. Aircraft is not to
continue in service. Identify and record any damage found on the SB 241 Compliance Card.

13. Corrosion preventative measures and sealants must be restored after inspections are completed. See part II,
Item 12. NOTE.

14. Fill out information on the SB 241 Compliance Card and send to:

Twin Commander Aircraft LLC

Attn.: Service Department
1176 Telecom Drive
Creedmoor, NC. 27522

15. Part I, access, disassembly & inspections complete.

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Part II - MODIFICATION & REASSEMBLY:

1. Baggage compartment area (Wing Drag Channel):

a. Refer to K310384 Section G-G. Install six (per side) HL20PB-5 Hi-Lok fasteners. These Hi-Loks replace
six removed solid fasteners per (Part I, Item #6, e). Fasteners attach the lower wing skin to the 310420-9
wing drag brace channel. Remove and replace any additional working or damaged fasteners in the area
with the same type and size removed.

2. Inboard wing area (Wing to Fuselage Fillet):

a. Refer to K310384-503. Position, drill and install the 310364-13 filler, -15 filler, -17 angle and -19 strap.
Additional material has been left on these parts to allow trimming upon installation. The total fastener
count per -503 instl to be maintained. Note: Any damage to the existing lower fuselage fillet radius to be
stop drilled and routed out per Figure 3, before reinforcement parts are installed.

b. Install clecos as required, to position parts. Only install fasteners along the outbd flange of the added fillet
angle (-17) at this time, due to sequencing (see sect F-F). Refer to Dwg No. K310384, General Note #8
for applicable fasteners attaching through the main spar lower cap forward and aft flanges. Refer to Dwg
No. K310384, General Note #2 for application of sealant.

c. Ensure the modification parts and sealant does not cover or plug the lower wing skin drain holes.

d. Only install fasteners in the vertical flange of the added fillet angles located aft of F.S. 178.81. Do not
install the existing fastener located in the F.S. 178.81 frame line / skin lap or any fastener forward other
than with clecos at this time. These fasteners to be coordinated with the following item 7.e.

e. Refer to Dwg No. K310384, General Note 6 for application of sealant.

3. Fuselage to Wing Joint Area (Upper/Outer Frame and Pressure Web Mod):

a. Refer to K310384-501. Position the 310364-11 web in place. It will be necessary to drill out and remove
three to four fasteners below W.L. -28.00 attaching the existing 310384-65/-125 & -193 channels to the aft
pressure bulkhead web to allow the -11 web to be positioned. Remove the existing bulbed tee angle
installed at L.B.L. 11.7 (extends from the upper to lower main spar caps) if required, to install the 310364-
11 web. Reinstall bulbed tee with same type and size fasteners as removed or acceptable to substitute
fasteners per Dwg No. K310384, General Note #10. Additional material has been left on the upper, lower
and inboard ends of the -11 web to allow trimming as necessary for adjustment based on existing fastener
locations. The total fastener count as shown on Dwg No. K310384-501 instl to be maintained.

b. After the -11 web has been trimmed and placed into position, match drill existing fastener locations along
the length of the 310384-193 channel and support with Clecos. Note: Additional added fasteners have
been inter spaced between existing locations common to the 310384-193 channel between (W.L. -12.18
to W.L. -27.6). This provides a double fastener row along the inboard splice edge of the -11 web. Double
fastener row is also between (W.L. -25.8 to W.L. -27.6).

NOTE:
TO PREVENT A GAP BETWEEN PARTS AND FASTENER PRELOAD, INSTALL 170468-5 SHIMS
(TRIM AS NECESSARY) OR FABRICATE TAPERED ALUMINUM SHIMS ON THE ENDS OF PART
TRANSITIONS AS INDICATED PER DWG NO. K310384, GENERAL NOTE #4

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c. Refer to K310384-501. Position the 310364-3 channel on the forward side of the 310384-65 channel
which was prior cut at approximately W.L. -20.15. The -3 channel has been machined down to nest into
the lower remaining section of the 310365-65 channel approximately 5.6-inches to form a lap splice for
the frame directly above W.L. -25.8. Additional material has been left on the upper and lower ends of the
-3 channel to allow trimming as necessary for fastener adjustment.

CAUTION:
ONLY SLIGHT TO MODERATE HAND PRESSURE SHOULD BE EXERTED TO NEST THE LOWER
END OF THE 310364-3 CHANNEL INTO THE UPPER TRIMMED END OF THE EXISTING 310384-65
CHANNEL. DO NOT FORCE -3 CHANNEL INTO POSITION BY PRELOADING EXISTING -65
CHANNEL. IF INTERFERENCE OCCURS, CONTACT TWIN COMMANDER AIRCRAFT LLC FOR
DISPOSITION.

d. Position the 310364-5 strap into the 310364-3 channel from (W.L. -1.64 to W.L. -23.95). The upper
existing fastener hole location (HL64PB-8) to maintain.50-inch minimum edge distance on the -5 strap
upper machined end. The lower machined end to be located at an existing #5 rivet hole. Maintain a
minimum edge distance of .36-inch. Additional material has been left on the upper and lower ends of the
-5 strap to allow trimming as necessary for adjustment based on existing fastener locations.

CAUTION:
BEFORE INSTALLING THE 310364-3 CHANNEL VERIFY THE CLEARANCE BETWEEN THE MAIN
SPAR LOWER CAP FORWARD FLANGE .50-INCH RADIUS AND THE OUTBOARD FLANGE RADIUS
OF THE REPLACEMENT 310364-3 CHANNEL (SEE FIGURE 4). INSERT FEELER GAGES INTO THE
JOINT TO ENSURE A MINIMUM CLEARANCE OF .032-INCH. (REFER TO DWG NO. K310384,
SHEET 2 OF 4, SECTION L-L). OPTIONAL TO USE A RAPID CURE HARDENING PUTTY THAT MAY
BE REMOVED AND MEASURED TO DETERMINE CLEARANCE. CHECK FOR PRELOAD IN ALL
MATING PARTS. DO NOT FORCE PARTS, USE FLAT OR TAPERED ALUMINUM SHIMS PER
K310384 NOTE 4.

e. Refer to K310384-501. Match drill -3 channel and -5 strap to existing fastener holes where applicable.

4. Upper picture window channel area:

a. Refer to K310384, Section B-B. Position the 310704-3 channel replacement above the picture window
from (F.S. 126.00 to F.S. 178.81). Note: If necessary, trim aft end of 310704-3 channel to clear forward
flange legs of 310364-3 channel, maintaining .050-inch clearance.

b. Match drill the 310704-3 channel to the existing shear clip attachment fasteners between (F.S. 126.00
through F.S. 172.50). Match drill along the outboard flange leg attaching to the outer fuselage side skin
and Cleco into position. Refer to Dwg No. K310384, General Note #15 for additional installation
instructions and limitations regarding the 310704-3 channel.

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5. Machined tee clip instl (Forward side of F.S. 178.81 & W.L. -14.00) area:

a. Refer to K310384-Section A-A, B-B,& C-C. Position the 310364-7 tee with the forward horizontal flange
leg against the lower side of the 310704-3 channel web to determine the trim angle for the aft vertical
flange leg. (Optional to use a mechanical protractor / angle finder or other device). Alignment variances
related to the aft end of the 310704-3 channel will require the 310364-7 tee to be trimmed on installation.
Additional material has been left on the aft vertical flange leg (inbd / outbd) of the -7 tee to allow rotation
on the parts axis +/- 6 degrees. This will allow the forward flange leg to align with the 310704-3 channel
aft end. Refer to Dwg No. K310384, General Note #19 and Figure #1 located on Sheet 2 of 4 for
minimum trim dimensions. Restore part primer finish after trimming and de-burring.

b. After the -7 tee has been trimmed and corrosion protection restored (Refer to Dwg No. K310384, General
Note #19), locate the tee into the frame and mark existing hole locations on the tee from the baggage
compartment. Remove tee and determine if marked hole locations are acceptable by maintaining a
minimum of 2D edge distance. If hole locations are not acceptable, contact Twin Commander. If hole
locations are acceptable, match drill all -7 tee clip holes (8) and Cleco into place. Use of shims between
the tee horizontal flange and upper picture window channel is acceptable to prevent fastener preload on
assembly.

c. If there are alignment issues, do not preload parts. Refer to Dwg No. K310384, General Note #4 for
additional instructions pertaining to shimming of parts.

6. Machined strap instl (Aft side of F.S. 178.81 & W.L. -14.00) area:

a. Refer to K310384-Section A-A, B-B & C-C. From the baggage compartment, locate the 310364-9 Strap
per section A-A. Remove the -7 Tee and mark the 4 attaching fastener locations on the -9 strap from the
cabin side. It is acceptable to trim the lower edge of 310420-13 clip to allow -9 strap to seat and maintain
2D edge distance on the upper fastener. Remove the strap and determine if drilled hole locations are
acceptable. If hole locations are not acceptable, contact Twin Commander. DO NOT INSTALL -9
STRAP AND -7 TEE FASTENERS UNTIL ITEM 7.b. IS COMPLIED WITH.

NOTE:
SOME AIRCRAFT MAY BE CONFIGURED WITH AN EXISTING SHIM OF VARYING THICKNESSES
INSTALLED BETWEEN THE 310420-13 CLIP AND THE AFT PRESSURE BULKHEAD WEB. THIS
SHIM WAS INSTALLED BY THE FACTORY AND MUST BE REPLACED WITH A LARGER SHIM (TO
ACCOMMODATE THE 310364-9 STRAP ADDITIONAL LENGTH) MADE FROM THE SAME
THICKNESS AS REMOVED. REFER TO DWG NO. K310384, GENERAL NOTE #4 FOR ADDITIONAL
INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO SHIMMING OF PARTS.

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7. Remove all Cleco attached parts per Part II, Items #3 through #6.

a. Refer to K310384-Section D-D. Reinstall 310364-11 web, -3 channel and -5 strap in the same sequence
as they were initially placed and located. Mark all fastener locations prior to drilling to verify they can be
installed. If fastener heads or butts interfere move fastener to clear. Note: If required, the outboard
forward edge of the 310364-5 strap may be chamfered .063 x 45 degrees to provide clearance for solid
rivet butts along the outboard flange.

b. DO NOT REINSTALL 310364-7 TEE UNTIL:

1) Refer to K310384-501, -503, & Section E-E. 310364-3 channel outboard flange rivets in the area of
the 310364-7 tee require special installation instructions. Three existing #5 rivets reinstalled in the
outboard skin channel flange (Highlighted in yellow, coded as “A” – Sect E-E) must have the rivet butt
flushed to clear the 310364-5 strap and 310364-7 tee. Back countersink the inboard side of the hole
100 degree by .037-inch deep. Install fasteners with the manufactured heads on the outboard side
and buck the tail into the countersink. Acceptable to grind rivet butt flush with surrounding material.
Restore corrosion protection to shaved rivets (Refer to Dwg No. K310384, General Note #19)

2) Part II, fitting process complete.

CAUTION:
THE SUBSTITUTION OF BLIND RIVETS OTHER THAN THOSE INDICATED ON TWIN COMMANDER
DWG NO. K310384 IN THE GENERAL NOTES OR ON THE FIELD OF DRAWING IS NOT PERMITTED
WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION FROM THE AIRFRAME MANUFACTURE OR APPROVED BY A
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FAA.

c. Refer to K310384-501, section E-E. Cleco the 310364-5 strap, 310364-7 tee and 310364-9 strap in
place.

d. Refer to K310384-501. Install fasteners attaching the 310364-5 strap, 310364-7 tee and 310364-9 strap.
Note: Four fasteners attaching the -7 tee, require a special hole size per Dwg No. K310384, General
Note #5. Do not use reamer sizes for these fasteners as indicated on Dwg No. K310384, Rivet Code
Block for these four fasteners. Seal all parts per K310384, General Note #2.

e. Refer to K310384 Section A-A. Install or reinstall the 310704-3 channel over the picture window.
Reinstall all fasteners at stub frame shear clips and along the outboard flange / skin attachment with the
same type and size fastener removed. Optional, to substitute hardware per Dwg No. K310384, General
Note #10, #15 and #20. Part II, Item #2, d. may be completed at this time per Dwg No. K310384-503.
Seal all parts per K310384, General Note #2.

8. Before the cabin inner frame panel liners are reinstalled.

a. For detailed procedures regarding fuselage sealing, Refer to Twin Commander Aircraft LLC, Service
Letter No. 382 “SEALING CABIN LEAKS IN AIRCRAFT PRESSURIZED TO THE FLOOR”, latest
revision.

b. All pressure boundary reworked areas that will be inaccessible once the panels are reinstalled should be
checked for adequate sealant coverage. Particular attention to the area outboard of the added 310364-3
channel between (W.L. -1.64 and W.L. -12.18).

c. All applicable replaced and added fastener heads and or butts to be sealed per Service letter No 382.

d. If the fiberglass cloth / sealant was damaged covering the engine throttle control cables aft of F.S. 144.00
during the removal of the 310704-1 channel, refer to Twin Commander Aircraft LLC, Service Letter No.
382 “SEALING CABIN LEAKS IN AIRCRAFT PRESSURIZED TO THE FLOOR”, latest revision.” for
application procedures on restoring the fuselage seal.

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9. Cabin inner frame panel area (Picture Window support panels):

a. Refer to K310384 Section A-A. Position the existing 310736-85 and -143 inner skin panel in place.
Match drill existing fastener hole positions from the inner skin panels to the 310704-3 channel. Install
Cleco fasteners in the panels to hold in place. See CAUTION item 10.a.

b. Refer to K310384-505. Position the 310364-21 doubler on the upper aft corner of the inner frame skin
panels. Additional material has been left on this part to allow trimming as necessary for adjustment due to
existing fastener locations. Note: The 310364-21 doubler design replaces the factory installed 310736-
13 gusset and 310736-81 doubler. These parts will not be reused and may be discarded. Refer to Dwg.
No. K310384, General Note #13.

c. Refer to K310384-505 & Section A-A. After the outer perimeter of the 310364-21 has been located,
match drill existing fastener holes. Install adequate Cleco fasteners to hold in place. Layout the trim lines
for the added access hole installed fore / aft between (F.S. 172.50 and F.S. 178.81) and vertically
between the 310704-3 channel and existing 310736-91 angle. The upper and lower cut out edges of the
access hole to be flushed with the channel and angle parts edge. For locating the fore / aft cut out
location of the access hole, Refer to K310384-505 and General Note #12.

d. Make the access hole cutout in the existing 310736-143 panel and added 310364-21 doubler.

e. Refer to K310384-505. Four (per side) of the existing fastener holes in the 310736-91 angle will be
converted into removable bolts and nutplates.

f. Refer to K310384-505. Position the 310364-25 door over the 310364-21 doubler. The 310364-25 door
has four pilot hole locations used to locate the additional bolts and nutplates.

g. Match drill 310364-25 door to the existing 12 fastener hole locations (.1895 / .1915-in. dia. holes) in the
310364-21 doubler. Do not install 310364-25 door at this time.

h. Refer to K310384 & Section A-A. Install a new shear clip to replace the prior removed 310736-45. This
clip attaches the existing aft end of the 310736-91 angle to the inboard flange leg of the added 310364-3
channel.

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10. Cabin inner panel to aft pressure bulkhead web attachment area:

a. Refer to K310384-505 & Section H-H. Position the 310364-23 angle as shown along the inboard side of
the added 310364-3 channel and added 310364-21 doubler. Additional material has been left on this part
to allow top and bottom trimming as necessary for adjustment based on existing fastener locations. The
total fastener count as shown on Dwg No. K310384-505 instl must be maintained.

CAUTION:
DO NOT MATCH DRILL THE EXISTING FOUR FASTENER HOLE LOCATIONS (HIGHLIGHTED IN
GREEN, CODED AS “B”) COMMON TO -23 ANGLE AND 310364-3 CHANNEL. THESE HOLES
ONLY ATTACH THE 310364-21 DOUBLER TO THE 310364-23 ANGLE. DAMAGE TO THE PRIOR
INSTALLED 310364-7/-8 TEE WILL RESULT IF THESE HOLES ARE MATCH DRILL TO THE 310364-
3 CHANNEL. THE FOUR EXISTING HOLES IN THE 310736-143 PANEL MUST BE DOUBLE FLUSH
INSTALLED WITH AD RIVETS PER DWG. NO. K310384, GENERAL NOTE #14.

b. Refer to K310384, Note 14. Match drill existing fastener hole locations from the 310736-143 inner skin
panels to the outboard flange leg of the 310364-23 angle, except the four per Caution Note. Using a hole
finder, locate and drill the four additional fasteners holes (Highlighted in green, coded as “B”) on the
outboard flange of the -23 angle. Attach the -23 angle and -21 doubler together with four NAS1097E5 or
KE5 rivets with the manufactured head countersunk into the outboard side of the -21 doubler.

c. Refer to K310384, Note 16 and 17. Locate the -21 doubler with the -23 angle attached, to the 310736-
143 panel with clecos. Match drill the existing fastener, common to the main spar lower cap vertical
flange. If this fastener cannot be installed, see notes 16 & 17 for options.

d. Refer to K310384, Section H-H. Locate, drill and install the remaining additional fasteners attaching the
aft flange of the 310364-23 angle to the 310364-11 web maintaining a minimum of .23-inch edge
distance. Seal all parts per K310384, General Note #2.

e. Refer to K310384-505. Install fasteners attaching the outboard flange leg of the 310364-23 angle,
310364-21 doubler and 310736-143 panel. Note: These fasteners are not required to be installed wet or
sealed over with sealant.

f. Refer to K310384, Note 15. Reinstall remaining inner skin panels between (F.S. 126.00 and F.S. 171.36)
with the same type and size fastener removed. Optional to substitute fasteners per, General Note #15.
Note: These fasteners are not required to be installed wet or sealed over with sealant.

11. Cabin inner frame panel access door:

a. Refer to K310384-505. Locate and install the 310364-25 door with the hardware indicated. Torque
AN173-5A bolts to 25-35 inch-lbs.

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12. Corrosion preventative measures and sealants must be restored after inspections are completed.

13. Reinstall the left and right hand cabin picture window assemblies.

14. All replacement fasteners installed in the center wing upper and lower fuel tank compartments to have a
minimum of two layers of tape per parts kit item 8 to cover fastener heads / butts that may contact the fuel
tank cell. It is not necessary to cover fasteners with tape that are concealed by the tank panel liners.
Reinstall all tank panel liners with the same type and size fasteners that were removed. Seal all tank panel
liner fasteners that penetrate through the aft pressure bulkhead web at F.S. 178.81 pressure boundary.

16. Reinstall the center wing fuel tank support foam (installed on inboard / outboard sides of access hole / door.
Replace if necessary. Reinstall fuel tank cell and access door.

17. Reinstall the center wing lower fuel tank support structure with the same type and size fasteners as removed.
Reinstall fuel tank cell and reconnect all tank and pump fittings.

18. Reinstall the left and right inboard wing fuel tank cells and ensure none of the replaced fasteners contact the
fuel tank cell and reconnect all tank fittings. Reinstall fuel sump.

19. Complete fuselage leak check of the pressurized cabin.

20. Complete leak check of the reinstalled fuel system.

21. CABIN SEALING

For detailed procedures regarding fuselage sealing, Refer to Twin Commander Aircraft LLC, Service Letter
No. 382 “SEALING CABIN LEAKS IN AIRCRAFT PRESSURIZED TO THE FLOOR”, latest revision.

22. Part II, modification and reassembly complete.

ELECTRICAL LOAD:

No change

WEIGHT AND BALANCE:

No significant change

SPARES AFFECTED:

None

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RECORD COMPLIANCE:

Make an entry in the Aircraft Maintenance Records as follows: Service Bulletin No. 241, dated September 26,
2012, entitled “FUSELAGE ATTACHMENT TO WING MAIN SPAR - INSPECTION & REINFORCEMENT”,
complied with as follows:

SB 241, Part I & II have been accomplished on aircraft model ________, serial number ________, with a current
total airframe time of ___________ hours. No recurring inspections are required, SB 241 is terminating action.

Fill out information on the Compliance Card and mail postage paid form to:

TWIN COMMANDER AIRCRAFT, LLC.

Attn.: SERVICE DEPARTMENT
1176 TELECOM DRIVE
CREEDMOOR, NC. 27522

or FAX to: (919)-682-3786

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 SB 241 COMPLIANCE RECORD
(Please fax to Twin Commander at # 919-682-3786
or mail this postage paid form to address on reverse.)
SERVICE BULLETIN NO. 241
FUSELAGE ATTACHMENT TO WING MAIN SPAR –
INSPECTION & REINFORCEMENT

MODEL _________ S/N ____________ REG. NO. ___________ TOTAL TIME ___________(HOURS)

OWNER NAME ____________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS ________________________________________________________________________

TELEPHONE NO. ( ) FAX NO. ( )

DAMAGE REPORT DURING COMPLIANCE WITH SB 241

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Part I: (Has the aircraft undergone prior compliance with Twin Commander Custom Kit No.
144 for the removal and replacement of the main spar lower cap)

YES  / NO 
If Yes, date and total time when accomplished _____________________________
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Part I, Item #7, e: (Eddy Current inspection of the four LH and four RH holes common to the main spar
lower cap fwd / aft flange outbd of W.S. 24.07)

Damage found: YES  / NO 

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Part I, Item #7, f: (Fluorescent Dye Penetrant inspect the 110151-33/-34 fillet radius 4.0-inch fore / aft
of F.S. 178.81)

Damage found: YES  / NO 

Within limits: YES  / NO 
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Part I, Item #9, c: (Fluorescent Dye Penetrant inspect the 310704-1/-2 channel outbd flange and lower
web from F.S. 126.00 to F.S. 178.81)

Damage found: YES  / NO 

Prior replaced: YES  / NO (310704-3 LH / -4 RH)
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Part I, Item #10: (Inspection of the two LH and two RH pin and collar type fasteners attaching the
310412-23/-24 shear clips for working of sheared conditions at F.S. 178.81 &
W.L. -14.00)

Damage found: YES  / NO 

What type of hardware was installed:
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Part I, Item #11, f: (Fluorescent Dye Penetrant inspect the 310384-159 web outbd edge at the main
spar cap relief trim from W.L. -11.0 to W.L. -12.18)

Damage found: YES  / NO 

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Part I, Item #11, i: (Fluorescent Dye Penetrant inspect the 310384-65/-125 channels outbd flange,
radius and web 4.0-inch above / below W.L. -12.18)

Damage found: YES  / NO 

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Part I, Item #12, b: (Fluorescent Dye Penetrant inspect the .50-inch radius along the cutout of the
forward flange at W.S. 24.07 on the main spar lower cap)

Damage found: YES  / NO 

Evidence of part contact between the .50-inch radius or lower steel strap and the existing
310384-65/-125 channels outbd flange radius:
YES  / NO 
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Part I, Item #12, f: (Eddy Current inspection of the four .250-inch diameter LH and four RH holes
common to the main spar upper and lower caps vertical flange leg attaching the
310384-65/-125 and 310384-193 channels)

Damage found: YES  / NO 

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DATE ________

WORK PERFORMED BY (PRINTED)

(SIGNATURE)

COMPANY ________________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS ________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

TELEPHONE NO. ( ) FAX NO. ( )

EMAIL ___________________________

COMMENTS: ______________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________

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