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Subject: 360 Flap Failure
From: Jeremy Fisher <jffisher@gmail.com>
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I went through the DAR inspection on my 360 last week.  It sailed through
with just a couple of minor comments until we got to the flaps.  They worked
when the DAR arrived, but when I tried to raise them, the fuse blew and
nothing happened, even with a new fuse.   In retrospect, I am almost certain
that it was a problem that I saw once before, in that the flap actuator
probably overran the limit stop.  I can move the stop in the actuator a
small amount, but I am not sure that it will be enough.  Does anyone have a
solution?  Looking through previous List entries, I see a reference to
installing a jumper across the limit switch.  Is this the answer, and if so,
how does it work?

Jerry Fisher

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I went through the DAR inspection on my 360 last week.=A0 It sailed through=
 with just a couple of minor comments until we got to the flaps.=A0 They wo=
rked when the DAR arrived, but when I tried to raise them, the fuse blew an=
d nothing happened, even with a new fuse. =A0 In retrospect, I am almost ce=
rtain that it was a problem that I saw once before, in that the flap actuat=
or probably overran the limit stop.=A0 I can move the stop in the actuator =
a small amount, but I am not sure that it will be enough.=A0 Does anyone ha=
ve a solution?=A0 Looking through previous List entries, I see a reference =
to installing a jumper across the limit switch.=A0 Is this the answer, and =
if so, how does it work?<br>
<br>Jerry Fisher<br>

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