Rotor Break Rev.0
Rotor Break Rev.0
SERVICE INSTRUCTION
BELL MODEL UH-1H-II
ROTOR BRAKE
EFFECTIVITY
2010
27 SEPTEMBER 2010
BHT PUB-92-004-SI-1
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FIGURES
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
1. Tag all parts, including attaching hardware (unless 4. Remove rivets (16) and existing clip (15) from
otherwise noted), removed to gain access to work frame.
areas. Protect parts from damage until reinstalled.
5. Remove rivets (2) from existing frame (1) and
2. Following any drilling or cutting, remove burrs and rivets (5) from existing frame (4). Remove existing
metal particles and wipe area with solvent, C-309. frames (1 and 4) from helicopter.
Apply a thin coat of epoxy polyamide primer, C-204, to
bare metal. 1-5. COMPONENT INSTALLATION.
3. When installing ground wires, or components 1. Install frame (4, Figure 1-1) with rivets (5). Pick up
requiring ground, clean structure surface to bare metal existing rivet holes.
to provide good electrical bond.
2. Install frame (1) with rivets (2). Pick up existing
4. Do not string tie or clamp cables until all kit wiring rivet holes.
has been routed and connected.
3. Install frame (3) with rivets (2) and (5). Pick up
existing rivet holes.
NOTE
Installation of Rotor Brake Kit 205-706-034- 4. Install stiffener (6) with rivets (7). Pick up existing
117/-121 consists of: Master Cylinder (204- rivet holes. Refer to Figure 1-1, view A-A.
076-036-005), Quill assembly (412-040-
123-101/-105), Brake Assembly (9450103- 5. Install clip (8) at station 53.70 and install rivets (9).
1), Rotor Brake Disk (9440791-1), and Refer to Figure 1-1, view B-B.
associated hydraulic and electrical
systems. 6. Drill hole in clip to match with rotor brake mount
fitting. Refer to Figure 1-1, view B-B.
5. Some parts of this kit may be delivered
preassembled. 7. Install plate (11) to frame with rivets (12). Pick up
existing rivet holes.
6. Open transmission cowling to access roof area.
8. Install clip (13) to frame with rivets (14). Pick up
1-2. PREPARATION. existing rivet holes. Refer to Figure 1-1, view C-C.
1. Disconnect battery. 9. Install clip (15) to frame with rivets (16). Pick up
existing rivet holes. Refer to Figure 1-1, view C-C.
2. Remove sound proofing or custom interior from
both sides of transmission pylon structure to access 10. Refer to Figure 1-1 detail A for shim
work areas. measurements and install shim (17) to frame (4) with
rivets (5).
3. Remove covers, doors and/or panels as required
to access work areas. 11. Gain access and drill 1.84 to 1.88 dia. hole for
plug (18). Refer to Figure 1-1 detail B for hole location.
4. Remove panels from both sides of pylon structure
to access transmission. 12. De-bur the area around the hole.
5. Open transmission cowling to access roof area. 13. Install the plug (18).
14. Apply sealant around the outside diameter of the 1-6. INSTALLATION OF HYDRAULIC COUPLING
plug (18). SUPPORT (205-030-973).
15. Refer to Figure 1-1 detail C for the hole locations MATERIALS REQUIRED
for the handle (10) installation.
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source.
16. Remove rivets (2) from frame (1) where the
handle (10) and the radius block (22) are to be NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
installed.
299-947-100 TYP II, CL2 Adhesive Sealant
17. Remove rivets (5) from frame (4) where the
handle (10) and the radius block (22) are to be 1. Gain access and drill 3.55 dia hole centered 2.5
installed. inches in from top and 2 inches inboard from bracket
Figure 1-9, in transmission bulkhead for support
18. Locate position where the two nutplates (19) are installation.
to be installed and drill four 0.190 to 0.196 dia. holes.
2. Drill out existing rivets along top and bottom
19. Install the two nutplates (19) with the rivets (20). stringers.
20. Apply adhesive to both sides of edging (21) and 3. Position support and drill holes in web area.
install along the frame (3).
4. Remove support and de-bur area.
21. Install the radius blocks (22) with the rivets (23).
5. Apply bead of adhesive sealant to both sides of
22. Install the handle (10) with the screws (24) and support (1, Figure 1-9).
the washers (25).
6. Position support (1) in place and secure with nine
rivets (MS20470AD4). Pick up existing rivet holes.
1-7. INSTALLATION OF ROTOR BRAKE KIT (205- 2. Clean sealant from area and remove all foreign
706-034-117/-121). matter. Use a plastic scraper with clean cloth
dampened with solvent (C-309).
1-8. INSTALLATION OF MASTER CYLINDER
(204-076-036-005). 3. Lubricate packing (4, Figure 1-3) with lubricating
oil (C-010 or C-011) and install on quill assembly (5).
MATERIALS REQUIRED
4. Apply a light coat of lubricating oil (C-010) to bore
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source. of transmission accessory quill port and to mating
diameter of quill assembly (5).
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
C-308 Adhesive Sealant NOTE
C-349 Decal Sealer Heating time will vary, but transmission
case should be heated until accessory quill
port is very warm to the touch. Do not
1. Remove plug (5, Figure 1-2) from roof, right overheat.
forward side, F.S. 51.13 at B.L. 12.16.
5. Apply heat lamp to face of open accessory quill
2. Position master cylinder (4) in place and secure port on transmission case.
using four bolts (1), eight washers (2) and four nuts (3)
utilizing four existing holes in frame.
CAUTION
3. Apply bead of adhesive sealant (C-308) to roof
surface around master cylinder fill port.
THE 412-040-123-101/-105 QUILL
4. Apply decal (6), “DO NOT APPLY ROTOR ASSEMBLY CONTAINS A LOOK ALIKE
BRAKE ABOVE 40% RPM.” Seal decal with (C-349). PART. ENSURE THAT -101/-105 QUILL
HAS 6 HOLES IN FACE OF PINION AS
SHOWN IN VIEW C-C FIGURE 1-3.
5. Install packing (8) and plug (7) in aft outlet port of FAILURE TO COMPLY WILL RESULT IN
cylinder. TRANSMISSION DAMAGE.
C-010 or C-011 Lubricating Oil 6. Install rotor brake quill assembly (5) slowly into
C-308 Adhesive Sealant transmission quill port while rotating quill shaft by
hand.
C-309 Solvent
7. Install six bolts (1), six washers (2) and six
washers (3). Install AN960-616 washer against head
of bolt and NAS1197-616 washer against face of quill
CAUTION sleeve. Torque bolts to 160 to 190 in-lb (18.08 to 21.47
N-m).
1-10. BRAKE ASSEMBLY (9450103-1) AND DISK inboard and outboard halves of brake assembly
(9440791-1) INSTALLATION. (9450103-1).
1. Remove four screws (1, Figure 1-4) attaching 10. Insert brake oil transfer tube through the
brake assembly microswitches to inboard and (AN6227-5) packing in inboard half of brake assembly
outboard brake assembly halves. Retain hardware. unit until it bottoms out in hole.
2. Remove and discard screw (9) and washer (10) 11. Place brake assembly spacer over protruding oil
from bleeder valves on inboard and outboard halves. transfer tube in inboard half of brake assembly.
3. Install microswitch assemblies (view A) 180 12. Install the outboard half of brake assembly
degrees (switch pointing up) from original (new brake (9450103-1) and, while holding in place, align brake
assembly) position. Use original screws (1) when assembly spacer and install two bolts (11) and two
installing switch assemblies. Secure with lockwire washers (12), removed in step 4.
(18).
13. Torque bolts (11) to 120 to 130 in-lb (13.56 to
14.69 N-m). Secure with lockwire (18).
CAUTION 1-11. HYDRAULIC HOSE INSTALLATION.
EXERCISE CARE TO PREVENT 1. Locate existing 0.5 in. (12.7 mm) hole in support
HYDRAULIC FLUID LEAKAGE ONTO assembly. Install coupling (3, Figure 1-5) in place with
BRAKE LININGS. tube connecting end forward and secure with nut (4).
4. Remove lockwire (18), two bolts (11) and two 2. Connect one end of hose assembly (1) to coupling
washers (12) from brake assembly (9450103-1) and half (2) and connect to installed coupling (3).
separate halves of brake assembly. Retain bolts,
washers, spacer, transfer tube, and two (AN6227-5) 3. Connect opposite end of hose assembly (1) to
packings in a clean area for reuse. elbow (5).
5. Install packing (14, Figure 1-4), ring (15), bolt (16) 1-12. HYDRAULIC TUBE INSTALLATION.
and elbow (17) in port of inboard brake assembly (8),
with hose connecting end of elbow up. MATERIALS REQUIRED
6. Install inboard half of 9450103-1 brake assembly Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source.
(8) onto rotor brake quill assembly (5). Secure with
three bolts (6) and washers (7). Torque bolts to 50 to NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
70 in-lb (5.65 to 7.91 N-m). Secure with lockwire (18).
C-002 Hydraulic Fluid
9. Install two (AN6227-5) packings, removed in step 6. Install union (10) between tube assemblies (11)
4, into counterbored cavities in split-line faces of and (12).
7. Secure forward tube assembly (5) as follows: a. Drill one 0.190/0.196 in. (4.826/4.979 mm)
hole through longeron, 3.50 in. (88.9 mm) forward of
a. Drill one 0.190/0.196 in. (4.826/4.979 mm) F.S. 92.00 at B.L. 15.25, with hole centered 1.50 in.
hole through longeron, 2.50 in. (63.5 mm) aft of F.S. (38.1 mm) above lower surface of longeron.
63.38, 1.50 in. (38.1 mm) outboard of B.L. 15.25.
b. Drill one 0.190/0.196 in. (4.826/4.979 mm)
b. Drill one 0.190/0.196 in. (4.826/4.979 mm) hole through longeron, 11.12 in. (282.45 mm) aft of
hole through longeron, 5.00 in. (127.00 mm) aft of F.S. F.S. 92.00 at B.L. 15.25, with hole centered 1.50 in.
74.25 at B.L. 15.25, with hole centered 1.62 in. (41.15 (38.1 mm) above lower surface of longeron.
mm) above lower surface of longeron.
c. Secure forward end of tubing (5) in place with c. Drill one 0.190/0.196 in. (4.826/4.979 mm)
clamp (6), screw (7) and nut (8). hole through longeron, 1.00 in. (25.4 mm) aft of F.S.
112.80 at B.L. 15.25, with hole centered 2.00 in. (50.8
d. Secure aft end of tubing (5) in place with mm) above lower surface of longeron.
clamp (1), screw (2), spacer (3) and nut (4).
d. Secure tubing (11) in three places with clamp
8. Secure center tube assembly (11) as follows: (1), screw (2), spacer (3) and nut (4).
9. Secure aft tube assembly (12) as follows: 2. Remove cover from windshield center post.
a. Drill one 0.190/0.196 in. (4.826/4.979 mm) 3. Remove dust and glare cover of main instrument
hole through cross frame, 5.75 in. (146.05 mm) left of panel. Remove instruments and components as
B.L. 15.25, right side; with hole centered 0.62 in. required to gain access.
(15.75 mm) from aft edge of cross frame.
4. Drill one 0.190/0.196 in. (4.826/4.979 mm)
b. Drill one 0.190/0.196 in. (4.826/4.979 mm) diameter hole in bulkhead using dimensions shown in
hole through cross frame, 8.50 in. (215.90 mm) right of view B-B, Figure 1-8.
B.L. 15.25, left side; with hole centered 1.00 in. (25.4
mm) from aft edge of cross frame. 5. Install rotor brake cable assembly (1, Figure 1-8)
as follows:
c. Secure tubing (12) in two places with clamp
(1), screw (2), spacer (3) and nut (4). a . Tr i m e x i s t i n g l e a d w i r e s ( 3 ) o f b r a k e
microswitch (4) to approximately 6 in. (152.4 mm).
10. Fill master cylinder reservoir with hydraulic fluid
(C-002) and bleed system at brake unit. Check and fill b. Stow lead wires from terminal ‘NO’ of each
reservoir with brake off. Maintain fluid reservoir while switch (4 and 6).
bleeding. Check for leakage. Refer to BHT PUB 92-
004-23 MM.
c. Attach cable assembly (1) to switch (4) with
contact crimps (2) as follows:
1-13. RELOCATE MAP LIGHT.
j. Remove rotor brake lamp assembly (5) and k. Route ground wires to common ground
solder the following wires to terminals on indicator and forward side of instrument panel.
switch as follows (Figure 1-8):
l. Check all wires for security and perform
Wire Number From Terminal To Terminal continuity check.
W118D20 A1 Light B1 Light
6. Insert and secure rotor brake lamp assembly (5,
W118C20 B1 Light C1 Light Figure 1-7) in instrument panel.
W118B20 C1 Light D1 Light
7. Install decal (6) on instrument panel adjacent to
W118A20 CB 1 D1 Light rotor brake lamp assembly (5).
W119A20 D2 Light C Test Switch
(S200) 8. Install dust and glare cover on instrument panel.
Install instruments and components removed to gain
W119B20 D2 Light C2 Light access.
W120B20 B2 Light A2 Light
9. Install windshield center post cover.
W120A20 A2 Light C Test Switch
(S200) 10. Secure right side overhead console (3).
W121A20N C ground
11. Adjust both brake assembly microswitches (4
W122A20N C ground and 6, Figure 1-8) so each switch activates when the
respective brake piston moves 0.030 in. (0.76 mm)
W123A20N NO Test Switch ground from normal fully retracted position. Switches shall be
(S200) adjusted after bleeding brake hydraulic system.
W124A20N NO Test Switch ground
(S200) 12. Connect battery.
W125A20 Brake Assy. NC Test Switch
(S180) (S200) 13. Perform operational check (BHT PUB-92-004-10
Operators Manual).
W126A20 Brake Assy. NC Test Switch
(S179) (S200) 14. Replace all cowling, covers, access doors, and
panels removed or loosened to gain access to work
areas.
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1. For maintenance procedures applicable to rotor Compliance with this Service Instruction affects the
brake pads and brake assembly, refer to LORAL weight and balance of the helicopter as shown in the
Manual Q70-2 available from: following chart. Adjust ballast as necessary to return
empty CG to within limits.
Loral Aircraft Braking System
Aircraft Braking Systems Group 2-4. ROTOR BRAKE SYSTEM.
Dept. 640B, Data Control
1210 Massillon Road NOTE
Akron, Ohio, 44315
This chapter contains necessary routine
1. Maintenance procedures applicable to the rotor inspection, maintenance procedures,
brake master cylinder, quill assembly, brake disk, and overhaul procedures and limits for
associated tubing and wiring are contained in this individual components.
Chapter.
LONGITUDINAL *LATERAL
INDICATION OF
TROUBLE PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION
No braking action Insufficient fluid in system Fill and bleed system
Foreign substance in fluid Purge the system
Primary valve open Replace master cylinder
Relief valve open Replace master cylinder
Excessive brake lining wear Replace lining
Spongy action of control Air in system Fill and bleed system
Loss of braking action Worn seal in master cylinder Replace master cylinder
Worn seal in brake assembly Replace brake assembly
Excessive brake lining wear Replace lining
Leaks at master cylinder Worn or damaged seal in cylinder Replace master cylinder seals
Leaks at brake assembly Worn or damaged seals in brake Replace brake assembly seals
assembly
Indicator light inoperative Burned out bulbs Replace bulbs
Loose electrical connections Tighten connections
Broken or disconnected wire Replace or connect wire
Improper micro-switch adjustment Adjust micro-switches
Light indicates when master cylinder Faulty micro-switch Replace switch
not applied
Lining binding Clean brake cylinder
Wire(s) to master caution panel Repair shorted wire
shorted to ground
2-6. SERVICING — ROTOR BRAKE. 1. Apply rotor brake and leave handle in “PARK”
position.
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source. 2. Remove reservoir filler cap of master cylinder,
located on top, right forward area of cabin roof.
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE 3. Correct fluid level of reservoir is 0.50 in. (12.7 mm)
below bottom of filler neck; if fluid level is low,
C-002 Hydraulic Fluid replenish with hydraulic fluid (C-002).
2-7. MAINTENANCE — ROTOR BRAKE b. Open one bleed valve and slip one end of a
ASSEMBLY. length of rubber hose on the valve extension. Route
the other end of this drain hose to a suitable container
MATERIALS REQUIRED in order to capture brake fluid discharged during the
bleeding operation.
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source.
c. Slowly pull master cylinder handle “DOWN”
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE and hold in this position. Do not allow the handle to
pass center into “PARK” position.
— Grease, MIL-G-7711
d. Close bleed valve and replenish oil in master
1. Removal of rotor brake: cylinder. Return master cylinder handle to “UP”
(horizontal) position.
a. Open transmission cowling and disconnect
electrical leads from rotor brake micro-switches.
e. Repeat steps b. through d. until fluid, as
discharged, is free of trapped air. No less than one-
b. Disconnect hose at quick disconnect. half pint of fluid should be drained from each valve
before concluding bleeding operation.
c. Cut lockwire and remove bolts attaching
brake cylinder to transmission quill. Remove brake f. Repeat steps b. through e. for other bleed
assembly. valve.
NOTE NOTE
Ensure that rubber hose used in following Linings are secured to pistons by a snap
step b. is clean. type button.
e. Lubricate housing assembly cylinder walls, f. Loosen switch mounting screw and jamnut on
and seal grooves with a light coat of MIL-G-7711 adjusting screw, and adjust switches as necessary so
grease. that the light illuminates when both pistons have
moved 0.030 in. (0.762 mm) from the “brake off”
f. Install new return pin seal (8) in each housing. position. Tighten screw and jamnut after adjustment.
m. Install brake assembly on transmission as d. Remove four bolts attaching master cylinder
directed in Paragraph 2-7, step 3. to roof structure and remove master cylinder.
n. Bleed rotor brake system as directed in
2. Inspection of master cylinder. Check master
Paragraph 2-7, step 4.
cylinder for leaks due to worn seal or other
malfunction. Refer to Paragraph 2-5 for
o. Close transmission cowling. troubleshooting. Refer to Paragraph 2-13 for special
inspection.
6. Micro-switch actuator adjustment.
e. If the actuators are properly adjusted, the e. Fill reservoir of master cylinder to proper level
warning light should be on when brake assembly 0.50 in. (1.27 mm) below filler-neck. (Refer to
pistons have moved 0.030 in. (0.762 mm). Paragraph 2-6.)
b. Remove bolts and washers securing quill to d. Remove brake lining from piston. Lining is
transmission. secured to piston by snap button.
c. Remove quill using T100929 jack screw set.
e. Remove retaining ring (13); then separate
2. Inspection and repair of quill assembly. (Refer to piston (7) from brake return pin (12).
Paragraph 2-12.)
f. Remove piston seal (5) from piston.
3. Installation of quill assembly:
a. Install new packing on quill. g. Remove return pin seal (8) from housing
assembly.
b. Position quill in transmission and secure with
six bolts and washers. Lockwire bolts. h. Remove bleeder valve assembly (16) from
housing assembly (6).
2-10. OVERHAUL — ROTOR BRAKE ASSEMBLY.
i. Repeat steps b. through h. for disassembly of
NOTE other part of housing assembly (2).
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specification and source. a. Check housings (2 and 6) for cracks or
damage and replace as necessary.
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
— Grease, MIL-G-7711 b. Check all threads for condition and
cleanliness.
— Packing (2), AN6227B29
— Packing (2), AN6227B6 c. Check all metal parts for wear or damage.
g. Replace brake disc if worn to a thickness of 5. Test Procedure — Rotor Brake Assembly:
0.422 in. (10.72 mm) or less, or if dished in excess of
0.020 in. (0.508 mm). a. Connect brake assembly to hydraulic test
stand.
h. Replace brake return springs that are
damaged or which require less than 37 lb (165 N) to b. Place a block between brake linings to
compress a distance of 0.125 in. (3.175 mm). Repaint simulate brake disc.
brake with two coats of zinc chromate primer,
Sp e c i f i c a t i o n M I L - P - 8 5 8 5 A , a n d t w o c o a ts o f c. Hold a constant pressure on brake assembly,
aluminum lacquer (C-215). do not exceed 250 psi (1724 kPa) and back off bleeder
valve on one side of housing to release air and fluid
until fluid runs clear; then tighten bleeder valve.
CAUTION
d. Repeat step c. for opposite bleeder valve.
4. Assembly of rotor brake: (See Figure 2-1.) f. Apply 250 psi (1724 kPa) hydraulic pressure
to brake, and hold for two minutes.
a. Lubricate housing assembly cylinder walls,
and seal grooves with a light coat of MIL-G-7711 g . Check brak e for leaks and corr ec t as
grease. necessary.
b. Install bleeder valve assembly (16). h. If no leaks are present, apply and release
pressure ten times.
c. Install new return pin seal (8) in each
housing.
CAUTION
d. Lubricate contacting surfaces of each piston
and piston seal groove with a light coat of MIL-G-7711 SIMULATED BRAKE DISC MUST BE
grease and install new seal (5) on piston. FREE WHEN BRAKE PRESSURE IS
RELEASED. MINIMUM ALLOWABLE
e. Insert return pin into piston and secure with CLEARANCE BETWEEN BRAKE LINING
retaining rings (13). A N D D I S C , W I T H P R E S S U R E O F F,
SHALL BE 0.125 IN. (3.175 mm) ON EACH
f. Lubricate snap button fasteners on brake SIDE.
linings with a light coat of MIL-G-7711 grease and
snap brake lining (14) into piston. i. Allow brake to stand for two minutes with
pressure released, and check for static leaks.
g. Insert piston assem blie s into housing
assemblies (2 and 6). j. Remove hydraulic test stand hoses and cap
openings.
h. Install brake return spring (11), spring
retaining washer (10) and install cotter pin (9) on each k. Prepare assembly for stock or return to
assembly. helicopter.
2-11. OVERHAUL — ROTOR BRAKE MASTER i. Check pin (30) for wear or damage. Do not
CYLINDER. remove pin unless damaged or signs of excessive
wear are evident.
NOTE
j. Remove all packings and glyd rings except
The components of the master cylinder packings (4) and (22). Packings (4) and (22) need not
cannot be repaired and must be replaced be replaced unless damaged.
with like, serviceable items. No special
tools are required. k. Clean all parts with dry cleaning solvent (C-
304).
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specification and source. 2. Repair and parts replacement of master cylinder.
CAUTION
CAUTION
WHEN INSTALLING GLYD RINGS AND
PACKINGS USE EXTREME CARE SO
CAP (13) HAS A FORCE APPLIED BY SURFACES OF RINGS WILL NOT BE
SPRING (10) OF APPROXIMATELY 250 DAMAGED.
LB (1112 N).
a. Install spring (6) and piston (8) in main
e. Apply approximately 35 lb (156 N) pressure housing. Install packing on stop (16). Compress piston
to sleeve (5), remove retaining ring (25) and relieve sufficiently to clear hole for stop. Install and tighten
pressure on sleeve. Remove sleeve (5) and springs stop.
(18 and 20). Check for washers at base of spring (18).
c. Actuate handle (26) one complete stroke and (5) Install poppet valve (24) in sleeve (5).
check pressure reading. One stroke shall generate a Install sleeve and poppet valve assembly in piston
pressure of 230 to 270 psi (1586 to 1862 kPa). If assembly (11) and install retaining ring (25).
pressure is not within tolerance, record reading,
proceed as follows: (6) Reinstall piston assembly in housing
and install pivot bolt (15). Tighten pivot bolt nut finger
tight with minimum end play.
(1) Drain all fluid from cylinder.
d. Follow steps 4.a. through c. above for
(2) Remove handle pivot bolt (15) and recheck on poppet valve setting.
remove piston and handle as a unit.
e. Remove pressure gage and drain hydraulic
(3) Apply approximately 35 lb (156 N) to fluid.
sleeve (5) and remove retaining ring (25). Remove
sleeve (5) and poppet valve (24). Remove poppet f. Install protective plugs in openings.
valve (24) from sleeve and adjust retainer (19) as
required to obtain required pressure from master g. Prepare assembly for stock or return to
cylinder. helicopter.
2-12. OVERHAUL — ROTOR BRAKE QUILL magnetic particle inspection (Code M) or fluorescent
ASSEMBLY. penetrant inspection (Code F) methods:
d. Press seal (9) from retainer (8). Discard seal. DRESS SPLINES AND GEAR TEETH
WITH FINE INDIA STONE IF SURFACE
e. Hold duplex bearings (4) using T101519 plate NICKS, BURRS, OR SCRATCHES ARE
assembly and press pinion (19) from sleeve (13). VISIBLE. DUPLEX BEARINGS (4, FIGURE
2-4) ARE SERIAL NUMBERED AND
f. Remove duplex bearings (4) and spacer set SHALL BE INSTALLED IN MATCHED
(5) from sleeve (13). PAIRS. BOTH BEARINGS OF A PAIR
SHALL BE FROM THE SAME
MANUFACTURER.
NOTE
Do not remove ground shim (17) from BEARING SPACERS (5) ARE FINISH-
sleeve (13) unless damaged. GROUND TOGETHER, ARE SERIAL
NUMBERED AND SHALL BE REPLACED
g. Remove screws (18) and shim plate (17). AS A MATCHED SET.
Identify shim plate for reinstallation.
f. Replace all unserviceable components.
2. Cleaning.
g. If shims (6 and 17) are damaged, return rotor
a. Clean parts with dry cleaning solvent (C-304). brake drive quill to Bell Helicopter Textron CPR for
evaluation and repair.
b. Dry with filtered compressed air.
h. Replace threaded inserts (14) as required
3. Inspection. (BHT-ALL-SPM).
a. Inspect pinion (19, Figure 2-4) for chipped, i. Replace clinch nuts (12) if damaged or loose.
broken or excessively worn teeth.
(1) Use a drift or bolt threaded into nut to
b. Visually inspect parts for excessive wear or drive clinch nut out, being careful not to damage hole
damage (Figure 2-5). Inspect the following parts by in sleeve flange.
(2) Clean sleeve by vapor degreasing to bolts 50 to 70 in-lb (6 to 8 N-m). Lockwire (0.032) bolts
trichloroethane. in pairs.
(3) Clean up surface of sleeve flange to f. Install flange (1) on splined end of pinion (19).
remove any raised burrs. Install packing (2) on nut (3) and install nut (3) on
pinion (19). Torque nut 125 to 150 ft-lb (169 to 203 N-
(4) Treat hole and any reworked areas on m). Lockwire (0.032) nut (3) between bolts holding
sleeve with chemical film material (BHT-ALL-SPM). disc assembly to flange (1).
(5) If clinch nut was tight before removal,
coat new nut with unreduced epoxy polyamide primer 2-13. SPECIAL INSPECTION — MASTER
and drive nut (12) in place. Remove any raised burrs CYLINDER.
on sleeve flange face, and touch up with chemical film
material (BHT-ALL-SPM). MATERIALS REQUIRED
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specification and source.
(6) If clinch nut was loose before removal,
remove cadmium plating from surfaces of clinch nut
contacting the sleeve with abrasive paper. Clean NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
clinch nut (12) and mating surface of sleeve (13) with
cheesecloth dampened with solvent (C-309). Bond C-002 Hydraulic Fluid
clinch nut (12) in sleeve (13) with adhesive
(EA934NA).
NOTE
(7) Clean excess adhesive from threads
and surface of sleeve flange and hole. Clinch nut shall Each 1000 hour interval, or 12 months
be 0.010 in. (0.254 mm) minimum below surface of whichever occurs first.
sleeve flange.
1. Flush rotor brake hydraulic system to eliminate
(8 ) Check that side of sleeve flange water, chips, and other contaminates. Refill system
contacting shim plate is flat and clinch nut does not with hydraulic fluid (C-002).
protrude above surface.
2. Check hydraulic pressure of master cylinder as
5. Repair corrosion and damage to sleeve (13, follows:
Figure 2-4) and retainer (8) (refer to Figures 2-6 and 2-
7). a. Disconnect hose assembly at rotor brake
caliper and connect a 0 to 500 psi (0 to 3425 kPa)
6. Lubrication. pressure gage to hose. Bleed all air from hose at gage
location to ensure accurate maximum pressure
a. Lubricate bearings, gear and mating surfaces reading.
with approved oil.
b. Slowly move (approximately two seconds
b. Use corrosion preventive compound on duration) master cylinder handle through complete
mating threads of dissimilar metals. application cycle, recording maximum pressure
attained on gage.
7. Assembly.
NOTE
a. Install duplex bearings (4, Figure 2-4) and
spacer set (5) in sleeve (13). Required pressure for rotor brake hydraulic
system is 250 ± 20 psi (1724 ± 138 kPa).
Maximum pressure occurs just prior to
NOTE handle engaging park position detent (full
Bearings (4) are assembled back-to-back down).
on each side of spacer set (5). c. If pressure reading on gage is not with
b. Support inner race of duplex bearings (4) specified range 250 ± 20 psi (1724 ± 138 kPa) remove
with plate assembly and press pinion (19) in bearings master cylinder in accordance with Paragraph 2-8 and
(4). adjust in accordance with Paragraph 2-11, step 4. If
master cylinder cannot be adjusted, replace with a
c. Install packings (15) on bushing (16) and serviceable cylinder that has been checked.
install bushing (16) in sleeve (13).
d. After brake system pressure of 250 ± 20 psi
d. Press seal (9) in retainer (8). Install packing (1724 ± 138 kPa) has been established, remove gage
(7) in groove on retainer (8). from hose and install hose to rotor brake caliper.
e. Install retainer (8) and shim (6) on sleeve e. Bleed rotor brake system in accordance with
(13). Install four bolts (10) and washers (11). Torque Paragraph 2-7, step 4.
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Number Title Number
1 . 205-530-517-115 Shim
1 . 204-030-617-137 Frame
1 . 204-030-617-141 Frame
1 . 204-030-617-147 Clip
1 . 204-030-617-149 Clip
1 . 204-030-617-151 Frame
1 . 204-030-617-153 Clip
1 . 204-030-636-009 Plate
2 . . 212-030-344-011 Clip
1 . . 212-030-345-003 Edging
1 . . 90-040-3 Handle
2 . . MS27039-1-11 Screw
2 . . NAS1149D0316J Washer
2 . . MS21069L3 Nutplate
4 . . MS20426AD3-5 Rivet
4 . . MS20470AD4-5-5 Rivet
56 . MS20470AD4-5 Rivet
1 QT . AMS-S-8802 Sealant
1 . 204-072-147-001 Decal
1 . 204-076-336-001 Decal
4 . AN4-7A Bolt
4 . AN4H5A Bolt
1 . AN520-10R8 Screw
(Alt. MS35207-263)
6 . AN6-13A Bolt
2 . AN6289D5 Nut
2 . AN743-12 Bracket
1 . AN814-4D Plug
1 . AN924-5D Nut
7 . AN960-416L Washer
1 . MS27039-1-05 Screw
6 . MS27039-1-14 Screw
6 . AN960-616 Washer
3 . AN960PD10L Washer
8 . AN960PD416 Washer
3 . MS20073-04-11 Bolt
1 . MS20995F32-48 Lockwire
(Alt. MS20995C32-48)
7 . MS21042L3 Nut
2 . MS21908D5 Elbow
7 . MS21919DG5 Clamp
2 . MS28777-5 Ring
1 . MS28778-4 Packing
2 . MS28778-5 Packing
1 . MS29561-248 Packing
1 . MS35489-10 Grommet
1 . MS35489-118 Grommet
6 . NAS1197-616 Washer
6 . NAS43DD3-40N Spacer
1 . NAS679A3 Nut
4 . NAS679A4 Nut
1 . 375508-5 Coupling
1 . 9440791-1 Disk
4 . 1841-1-5620 Terminal
1 . . 205-030-974-001 Support
3 . . MS20470AD4-4-5 Rivet
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Number Title Number
TABLES
Table Page
Number Title Number
This schedule lists the overhaul interval that the Main Refer to Table 4-1 for overhaul schedule and Chapter
Rotor Brake Quill Assembly may remain in service 2 of this Service Instruction for overhaul procedures.
until component overhaul is required. The Main Rotor
Brake Assembly has no retirement life time limitation.