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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: LNC2 Nose Gear Gas Spring
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Posted for "Paul Nafziger" <naf@britevalley.com>:

  The hydraulic pump apparently didn't want to run when in the air.  At least
  I got no yellow "running" lamp.  It had run on retraction less than 15
  minutes previously.  The alternate extension got the mains down, but not the
  nose (at least not locked).  I tried cycling the switch several times to no
  avail.  The weather was coming back in, so I didn't have a lot of time to
  play around.
  
  This evening I dropped by the hangar, flipped the battery switch on and the
  hydraulic pump ran constantly, as if the alternate extension bypass were
  open.  It wasn't.  It will be several weeks before I get quality time on the
  airplane, since I have some traveling to do.  I'll let the list know what I
  find.
  
  Naf