TM 1-6625-724-13&P
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correct diagnostic actions (refer to figure 18 for main
rotor 4/REV vibration check and tuning procedure and
table 2 for tuning weight adjustments).
NOTE
The goal for pilot heel vertical level is between 0.3 ips
and 0.6 ips, with 0.5 ips being the target. If the level
drops below 0.3 ips, nose absorber may interfere with
cabin absorber tuning and actually degrade cabin and
cockpit 4/REV vibration.
a. Turn on DAU.
b. Turn on CADU.
c. Press QUIT on the CADU until all selections are undefined.
d. Use cursor keys to highlight Aircraft Type, and then press DO.
e. Use cursor keys to highlight UH-60, and then press DO.
f.
Tail Number is highlighted. Press DO.
g. Use cursor keys to highlight a tail number or enter a new tail number (up to seven digits), then press DO.
h. Flight Plan is highlighted. Press DO.
i.
Use cursor keys to highlight BOXABS. Press DO.
j.
Enter the Measure mode by pressing F1.
k. Stabilize the aircraft at 145 Kts, 98% Nr, and level flight.
l.
Use cursor keys to highlight 98%. Press DO twice.
m. When the measurement is completed, the BOXABS display indicates: 98% done.
NOTE
100.5% flight condition is achieved by using the
increase/decrease switch to maximum without going into
ECU lockout. The aircraft may be flown in Engine
Control Unit (ECU) LOCKOUT only when ECU
LOCKOUT procedures in TM 1-1520-237-MTF are
followed
n. Repeat steps k through m for 145 Kts, 99% Nr, 100% Nr, 100.5% Nr, 101% Nr and 102% Nr.
o. After the measurement is completed, press DO on Finish, then press DO on Main Menu.
p. Press F2 to select Display menu.
q. Select the Summary Display option and press DO twice
r. Using figure 18, Box Absorber Flowchart, determine whether cabin box frame absorber requires adjustment.
s. If the cabin absorber requires adjustment, use table 2 to determine the weight adjustments for the absorber
and perform adjustments according to TM 1-1520-237-23-2 (Chapter 2 airframe maintenance AVUM).
t.
Repeat task 7 procedure 5 steps (a) through (s) and perform adjustments until no further adjustments are
required.
u. Make appropriate logbook entry when all main rotor 4/REV work is done.
v. Remove AVA test equipment and return the aircraft to a flight-ready condition.
