LTL HABMM
Issue 2.0
Page 9
4.3.3
Suspension System
Non-certified persons may replace the carabiners with parts provided by Lindstrand Technologies
as original equipment replacement parts. Substitution of carabiners, except as specified in the
type design, is prohibited. For further information, please contact Lindstrand Technologies Ltd.
Nylon poles must be replaced with Lindstrand Technologies supplied poles only. No other
material may be substituted.
4.4 FUEL SYSTEMS
4.4.1
Fuel Cylinders
Flight cylinders require little specific attention throughout their service life. It is however advised
that the following instructions are followed.
4.4.2
Handling Cylinders
Although the cylinders are strong, care should be taken when moving them. Ensure that when
the cylinders are placed on rough, uneven ground, that the cylinder is resting on the foot ring and
not on the dome of the cylinder itself. Be cautious of small stones on the ground when placing
the cylinder down, this is often the most common cause of small dents in the base of the cylinder.
CAUTION:
Avoid dropping cylinders on hard surfaces as this may dent or distort the foot ring.
4.4.3
Transportation of Cylinders
Cylinders should be transported standing upright. Transporting cylinders on their sides should be
avoided and could cause damage to their internal components. Cylinders should always be
securely fastened during transportation.
4.4.4
Cleaning of Cylinders Externally
Cylinders may be washed using detergent and water. Remove tank covers prior to washing.
4.4.5
Protection of Connectors
Dust caps should be fitted over the male half of connectors to prevent the accumulation of dirt in
the connectors. It is a good practice to depress the connector nipple on the female half of the
connector before the cylinder is stored, in order to prevent liquid from becoming trapped between
the valve and the connector seal.
It is a good practice to regularly lubricate the whole connector (both male and female halves) with
silicone grease, in either the solid or spray form.
Summary of Contents for Racer 56
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