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SECTION 49: SEATS & SEAT BELTS: Difference between revisions
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* The instructions on 49-03 say to leave all nuts loose, and 49-04 step 4 says to go back and tighten all nuts after the CA1003A and CA1003F sides are attached. However, if you do that you will lose wrench access to the nut on the left most aft AN3-5A bolt, so plan accordingly and tighten at least that one before attaching CA1003A and/or CA1003F. | |||
* Note: The outer seat rails are blocking the assembly of the F-1015D mid cabin side covers since they are inserted on the upper end first, then rotated down. For this reason, the outer rails shouldn't be finally assembled before the cabling is done. | * Note: The outer seat rails are blocking the assembly of the F-1015D mid cabin side covers since they are inserted on the upper end first, then rotated down. For this reason, the outer rails shouldn't be finally assembled before the cabling is done. | ||
* Modification so seat comes out easily<br>Note: the seats come with a label that warns not to modify the seat in any way. The hints below are not a recommendation to violate this.<br>Note: Nutplates are commonly used with fully threaded bolts where the length of the bolt just needs to meet a minimum length but it can be longer. If you use nutplates with non fully threaded bolts, care needs to go into determining the correct bolt length / washers to avoid bottoming out or having threads show inside the hole. Best to check where the threads end before mounting the nutplates. | * Modification so seat comes out easily<br>Note: the seats come with a label that warns not to modify the seat in any way. The hints below are not a recommendation to violate this.<br>Note: Nutplates are commonly used with fully threaded bolts where the length of the bolt just needs to meet a minimum length but it can be longer. If you use nutplates with non fully threaded bolts, care needs to go into determining the correct bolt length / washers to avoid bottoming out or having threads show inside the hole. Best to check where the threads end before mounting the nutplates. | ||