ICON A5 MM : Landing Gear : Nose Landing Gear : Maintenance Instructions : Nose Landing Gear (NLG) Rigging and Check with Landing Gear Up
Nose Landing Gear (NLG) Rigging and Check with Landing Gear Up
100430-00
Use the following procedure to check the rigging with Landing Gear UP.
Applicable Aircraft Serial Number
All
Type of Maintenance
Line
Level of Certification
LSA-RM
Task Specific Training Required
No
Special Tools Required
ICA009750 (HARD JACKING POINT, ASM)
ITL012297 (5lbs WEIGHT)
Single Sheet of Paper
Parts Required
None
Aircraft System and Number
11—Landing Gear
Safety Equipment
As Needed
Consumables
None
Task Instructions
1. Jack the aircraft up so that the nose gear is clear of the ground. (796 Empty Weight and CG Measurement While on Jackpoint Scales)
2. Disengage both NLG doors by removing both sets of AN3C11A Bolts, CRES Bushings, and MS21043-3 Nuts that attach the gooseneck bellcrank to the rod end.
Figure 345. Components to Disengage the NLG Doors
3. Attach 5lb weight (ITL012297) to NLG wheel. Figure 346
Figure 346. Figure of Attachment of Weight
4. Verify MASTER switch is OFF and the landing gear is currently DOWN. Move LANDING GEAR switch to UP position then turn MASTER switch ON to allow the landing gear to retract fully. Turn MASTER switch OFF.
5. When in the UP position a single sheet of paper should slide with minimal drag between the NLG strut and stop.
6. See Landing Gear Actuator Limit Switch Adjustment Procedure or Landing Gear Actuator Limit Switch Adjustment Procedure for actuator rigging adjustment depending on Aircraft Serial Number.
7. Verify MASTER switch is OFF and the landing gear is UP. Move LANDING GEAR switch to DOWN position then turn MASTER switch ON to allow the landing gear to extend fully. Turn MASTER switch OFF.
8. Remove 5lb weight (ITL012297) from NLG wheel.
9. Reengage both NLG doors by removing both sets of AN3C11A Bolts, CRES Bushings, and MS21043-3 Nuts that attach the gooseneck bellcrank to the rod end.
Verification Method
Operational Check—Once weight is removed and NLG doors are reengaged, retract NLG. Verify 7.5 amp NLG fuse does not blow and that the NLG doors are fully closed. If fuse blows or gear doors are not closed completely, adjust doors per Aft Nose Landing Gear (NLG) Door Mechanism Removal, Installation, and Rigging.