Task 24-10-90-01 - Replacement of the Crimp Terminals on the backup alternator
1. Procedure
- A. Ensure the electrical power is turned off.
- B. Disconnect the ground post of the battery.
- C. Disconnect the output terminal of the alternator.
- D. Clean the output post and nut with a brass wire brush.
- E. Replace the crimp terminal.
- (1) Strip the conductor as necessary until there is enough length of bright clean stripped conductor.
- (2) Crimp a new ring terminal.
- (3) Re-install the terminal on the output post using a lock washer and nut and torque the nut to 50 in-lbs.
2. Test
- A. Do a preflight inspection.
- B. Move the aircraft to an area safe for engine start.
- C. Turn on the battery masters.
- D. Start the engine. Allow the engine to reach proper operating temperature.
- E. Advance the throttle for 2100 RPM minimum.
- F. On the MFD, turn the primary alternator field circuit off.
- G. Ensure bus voltage is near 13.0 to 14.0 volts.
- H. Turn all lights on, ensure voltage is steady. Advance RPM as necessary.
- I. Shutdown the aircraft using normal procedures.