Chapter 52 Doors AW139
Chapter 52 Doors AW139
AGUSTA A:139
MAINTENANCE TRAINING COURSE
B.1 and B.2
TRAINING MANUAL
VOLUME 2
ISSUE 2009
AGUSTA A:139
MAINTENANCE COURSE
TRAINING MANUAL
B.1.3
CHAPTER 52
DOORS
CONTENTS
SUB-CHAPTER SUBJECT
DOORS SYSTEM
GENERAL
MAINTENANCE INFORMATION
GENERAL INFORMATION
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The materials that follow are dangerous. Make sure that you know all the safety precautions and
first aid instructions for these materials:
- Solvent
- Adhesive.
DOOR HANDLE
COCKPIT DOOR
B and D
C and E
DOOR SEAL
DOOR WARNING
DESCRIPTION
The helicopter is equipped with two cockpit doors, two cabin doors, two baggage doors and one nose
door. There are two ways to determine if each door locking mechanisms are fully locked. One by the
direct visual inspection of the locking mechanism and the other by a caution indication for the crew
member. To comply this last way a micro-switch is installed on each door to monitor the position of
the locking mechanism and to warn the crew member if the door is not secured in the closed position.
OPERATION
On each door, a micro-switch is fitted and connected electrically in series with the micro-switch of the
other door to send a discrete ground signal to the MAUs. If at least one door is open, the MAUs
detect an open signal and a caution will be generated.
EXTERNAL POWER
DOOR SWITCH
All the micro-switches are installed on the fuselage and are activated by the locking mechanisms for
cockpit, cabin, baggage and external power receptacle doors.
COCKPIT DOOR
When either cockpit door is not secured in the closed position.
CABIN DOOR
When either cabin door is not secured in the closed position.
BAG DOOR
When either baggage door is not secured in the closed position.
EXT POWER
DOOR SWITCH