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regor
27th November 2002, 22:09
Does anyone know if it is possible to adjust the friction for the thrust levers? If so, how is it done!

Unfortunately I don't have access to an A320 AMM, so any help would be appreciated.

R.

mech
3rd December 2002, 12:47
Yes you can there is an adjustment screw on the Thrust Lever Artificial Feel Unit access is gained through the Fwd Avionics Hatch

near enuf is good enuf
5th December 2002, 05:41
I don't know which one of you is worse, Regor for asking or Mech for answering. What now ? are you going to wander in there with a screwdriver and adjust it ?
Regor,
You shouldn't be performing any maintenance on any a/c without the M.M.
I have access to the 320 MM and have just had a look, there are very specific figures for "throttle lever load measure". I'm not even going to give you the figures because I don't know the effectivity of your a/c.
If for no other reason, other than covering your own @r5e, not to mention being a bit professional, always refer to the MM.
The reference you require is 76-11-17-400-041 F (Adjustment of the Artificial Feel Unit)

DoctorA300
6th December 2002, 00:18
near enuf is good enuf,
It is extremely ironic, wouldn't you agree that a bloke with your alias should lecture someone about the use of the AMM, or didn't they teach you that in werft 3.
So lighten up, and just answer the f&/(ing question if you know the answer, who knows maybe you too will be profesional enough to ask someones advice someday.
Brgds
Doc

near enuf is good enuf
6th December 2002, 05:04
Doc,
I hope you are havin' a laugh.
Why don't we just do away with the MM altogether then and just discuss all our problems on an anonimous forum so that every tom, dick and efin harry can tell us how to perform maintenance !
As for the username, did you ever hear of humour/sarcasm ?

AN LAME
6th December 2002, 05:31
Agree with you totally near enuf. Who knows it's probably a pilot asking the question.They seem to know everything else about the aircraft.

regor
12th December 2002, 03:45
Thanks for the, somewhat, mixed response!

Perhaps I should have stated that I am a Sim' Engineer, and need this information to adjust the thrust lever assembly on a full flight simulator. The assembly is an Airbus part, as fitted in the aircraft, hence my enquiry.

near enuf - Even on a simulator, I wouldn't be stupid enough to just tweak something without reference, I merely wanted to establish if such a task was possible. Now that I know it is possible, I can broaden my research. Thanks for the AMM reference anyway.

Unfortunately, those of us who work on the 'fringe' of aviation engineering don't have access to the same level of resources as those on the line.

R.

;)

AN LAME
13th December 2002, 05:15
Why didn't you say so...?

slink
22nd December 2002, 19:19
Mind you' you'll have hell's own job trying to find the forward avionics hatch on a TTSL C2000!