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Forum: Accidents and Close Calls
15th Jan 2024, 17:17
Replies: 1,950
Views: 935,910
Posted By BigJETS

I agree its difficult to explain anything related...

I agree its difficult to explain anything related to the lower hinge assys and the connection to the plug via guide blocks. I am going on the assumption that mutiple hardware was missing or not...
Forum: Accidents and Close Calls
15th Jan 2024, 16:31
Replies: 1,950
Views: 935,910
Posted By BigJETS

Agree, I would not expect nutplates to be used...

Agree, I would not expect nutplates to be used for attaching the guide blocks here. They are much weaker compared to a tension nut. Its not a blind access location either. In this case however, it...
Forum: Accidents and Close Calls
15th Jan 2024, 00:35
Replies: 1,950
Views: 935,910
Posted By BigJETS

Not only are the guides damaged, but both skins...

Not only are the guides damaged, but both skins at top corner rib structure, appear separated; as if the bottom of the plug let go, pivoting on the upper guides and prying against top of opening...
Forum: Accidents and Close Calls
12th Jan 2024, 00:00
Replies: 1,950
Views: 935,910
Posted By BigJETS

After much consideration I may have to agree with...

After much consideration I may have to agree with you on this. I thought perhaps it was cinched down tight, but I guess it really is conceived to be open 10 times a day if desired (for some reason?)....
Forum: Accidents and Close Calls
11th Jan 2024, 18:25
Replies: 1,950
Views: 935,910
Posted By BigJETS

In terms of what happened, I cant say. The lower...

In terms of what happened, I cant say. The lower lock bolts seem to be omitted in this case. So my comment is really just about how a tech might look at the task.
To your question, IMO, the stowed...
Forum: Accidents and Close Calls
11th Jan 2024, 17:23
Replies: 1,950
Views: 935,910
Posted By BigJETS

This is true, you would also need to remove upper...

This is true, you would also need to remove upper lock bolts. However, your options for removing the door are 1. Disassemble the double-nut / washer atop each spring. Then pull the cotter pins, and...
Forum: Accidents and Close Calls
11th Jan 2024, 15:44
Replies: 1,950
Views: 935,910
Posted By BigJETS

I certainly dont wish to inject any confusion to...

I certainly dont wish to inject any confusion to the conversation. I can be corrected. But logically, the plug needs to be water tight on the ground, and contain pressurization, which is among other...
Forum: Accidents and Close Calls
11th Jan 2024, 13:39
Replies: 1,950
Views: 935,910
Posted By BigJETS

Indeed, compressive pressure against the lugs....

Indeed, compressive pressure against the lugs. The plug, I believe, is to be quite firmly pressed into the opening seal. I would bet if you gauged the proper movement of the skins in relation to each...
Forum: Accidents and Close Calls
11th Jan 2024, 13:00
Replies: 1,950
Views: 935,910
Posted By BigJETS

Just some clarification, the plug is held in...

Just some clarification, the plug is held in place and immovable via tension against the 12 outward stop lugs that push the plug tight into the opening. There should never be loosening, to my...
Forum: Accidents and Close Calls
10th Jan 2024, 05:17
Replies: 1,950
Views: 935,910
Posted By BigJETS

I feel like still much to unpack in this case....

I feel like still much to unpack in this case. Theres a distinct lack of photo detail involving the lower guide fittings and their designed attachment. Are the 4 bolts installed into nutplates? I...
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