MEAAVI0056 — Repair and overhaul aircraft electrical and electro-mechanical components

1 Determine requirements

• 1.1Interpret component defect reports (removal tags) or customer orders and match by part and serial numbers to identify requirements
• 1.2Inspect components or operate through prescribed test procedures to establish serviceability or confirm defects
• 1.3Establish modification status to assist in determining the overhaul requirements for the components
• 1.4Identify and document extent of overhaul or repair in accordance with standard enterprise procedures

2 Troubleshoot electrical and electro-mechanical components

• 2.1Use available information from maintenance records and test results to assist in fault determination
• 2.2Troubleshoot electrical- mechanical components using logical processes in accordance with the maintenance documentation
• 2.3Obtain required specialist or supervisory advice to assist with or confirm fault and rectification requirements
• 2.4Locate electrical or electro-mechanical component faults and identify causes in accordance with standard enterprise procedures
• 2.5Determine fault rectification requirements to assist in planning repair

3 Dismantle and inspect electrical and electro-mechanical components

• 3.1Dismantle component parts in accordance with maintenance manuals while observing all relevant work health and safety (WHS) requirements
• 3.2Assess component parts for serviceability in accordance with maintenance documentation
• 3.3Tag parts requiring specialist repair and specify repair instructions
• 3.4Compile and process parts lists in accordance with standard enterprise procedure

4 Repair and/or modify electrical and electro-mechanical components

• 4.1Repair or replace component parts in accordance with maintenance documentation
• 4.2Make required modifications to components or parts in accordance with relevant manufacturer’s bulletins or procedures

5 Assemble, test and adjust electrical and electro-mechanical components

• 5.1Assemble component parts in accordance with specified tolerances and maintenance documents
• 5.2Test assembled components and adjust or calibrate components to operate within prescribed specifications
• 5.3Tag, seal and package finished components in accordance with specified procedures
• 5.4Complete and process required maintenance documentation and modification records in accordance with standard enterprise procedures

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