Reciprocating Engine

The components and parts of the Supercharger system. Typical parts are case, impeller, rotors,bearings, seals, belts, pulleys or sprockets. Does not include gears in engine rear section.

Auto Flight

For reports pertaining to the autopilot computer only. Typical parts are resistor, circuit board, capacitor, or power supply, etc.

Doors

For reports of emergency exit doors, windows and hatches. Typical parts are pan, hinge, latch, hook,etc.

Reciprocating Engine

The components and parts that provide cooling liquid to the engine. Includes the plumbing leading toand from the engine. Typical parts are radiator, hoses, pump, drive belt, pulleys, bearings, seals,overflow line, overflow tank, pressure cap, thermostat.

Auto Flight

The units transmitting output information signals to automatically maintain a predetermined altitude, rate of climb, or descent. Does not include the connecting system parts such as the sensor switch. The controller make and model should be included.

Doors

For exterior doors used to gain access to cargo or baggage storage areas. Does not include doorframes on fuselage, door warning or compartment interior furnishings. Typical parts are door structure,seal, hinge, latch, latch pin, handle, skin, etc.

Reciprocating Engine

For reports indicating a problem with wiring specific to the Reciprocating Engine System.

Auto Flight

The command unit of an autopilot system. It is manually operated to generate signals which cause the aircraft to climb, dive, or perform coordinated turns. The controller make and model should be included.

Doors

For reports pertaining to exterior doors used to gain access for servicing aircraft systems andequipment. Does not include the fluid service doors which are covered in JASC 5246.

Auto Flight

The instrument and associated circuitry that indicates the trim position selected by the pilot.