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* If the pins ends seem loose, consider securing them with a safety wire. Thread the safety wire all the way over to the other end of the door and grab them through the door lock hole. Twist the ends and form the wire so it sits flush when pulling the safety wire all the way back towards the hinge. Safety wire the hinge pins.<br>[[File:2023-12-13 20-19-03.jpg|533x533px]]<br>Split hinge pin with safety wires. | * If the pins ends seem loose, consider securing them with a safety wire. Thread the safety wire all the way over to the other end of the door and grab them through the door lock hole. Twist the ends and form the wire so it sits flush when pulling the safety wire all the way back towards the hinge. Safety wire the hinge pins.<br>[[File:2023-12-13 20-19-03.jpg|533x533px]]<br>Split hinge pin with safety wires. | ||
* Allen's solution is a 3D-printed part to secure the hinge pins, see [https://airplane.allanglen.com/2022/07/31/baggage-door-complete/ allenglen.com]<br>[[File:Screen Shot 2023-12-14 at 4.19.49 PM.png|350x350px]] | * Allen's solution is a 3D-printed part to secure the hinge pins, see [https://airplane.allanglen.com/2022/07/31/baggage-door-complete/ allenglen.com]<br>[[File:Screen Shot 2023-12-14 at 4.19.49 PM.png|350x350px]] | ||
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