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Cessna 185A, Broken Alternator Brackett

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In Brief

What It Addresses

A mechanic states that at an earlier date, he installed a Plane Power Alternator Conversion Kit (STC SA10682SC) on this aircraft. During an oil change, the mechanic found the alternator bracket (Plane Power P/N 10-9003) cracked totally in half.

From the Document: selected source passages, quoted as written, for a quick overview.

Alerts: Cessna 185A, Broken Alternator Bracket, ATA 2410

February, 2009 1

Cessna: 185A; Broken Alternator Bracket; ATA 2410

A mechanic states that at an earlier date, he installed a Plane Power Alternator Conversion Kit (STC SA10682SC) on this aircraft. During an oil change, the mechanic found the alternator bracket (Plane Power P/N 10-9003) cracked totally in half. This alternator had only been in use for three weeks at approximately 45 hours."

Figure 1 Broken Alternator Bracket

Part Total Time: 45.0 hours.

Figure (page 1)
Figure (page 1)

Source: Federal Aviation Administration — www.faasafety.gov. Reproduced from the published record; FlightPush adds formatting only.

Author: AFS-620, Aviation Maintenance Alerts Team

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