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NEWS | Feb. 1, 2023

Apache: Inspect for Missing Grommet in E-Model Extended Forward Avionics Bay

BLUF:  AMAM H-64-23-AMAM-05 requires inspection of the right-hand extended forward avionics bay (EFAB) skate angle for a missing grommet on select aircraft.
 
Aviation units with Version 6 E-models need to inspect their aircraft to see if they have the nonmetallic grommet, NSN 5325-00-960-2410, PN MS21266-1N, installed on the right-hand extended forward avionics bay (EFAB) skate angle. This action is required per aviation maintenance action message (AMAM) H-64-23-AMAM-05.  Follow the detailed guidance in the AMAM to include all NOTES. Also follow the detailed reporting and compliance instructions in Para 2.

NOTE: An update to the AMAM, issued on 11 Jan 2023, informs units that only a very few aircraft didn’t receive the correct grommet and that earlier E-model aircraft have a different clamping configuration.
 
Follow AMAM instructions if grommet is missing from (EFAB) skate angle
Follow AMAM instructions if grommet is missing from (EFAB) skate angle
 
With CAC in hand, you can view and download the AMAM HERE.

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