| LimitSwitches | | Breeze Eastern hoist is completely serviced when it is serviced to ____________ in the servicing port |
| 2200 | | Wire damage resulting from a load being instantaneously applied to a slack cable, cable exhibits necking down |
| Shockload | | Location of four out of the five limit switches on the hoist |
| Electrical ValveControl | | Component that allows hydraulic fluid to flow through it, cooling it before it returns to the aircraft system |
| PriorityValve | | Source of electrical power when hoist is operated in normal power |
| Fan | | Controls for the pilot and copilot are located on the _________ |
| Abrasion | | Wire damage resulting from hook not being seated properly |
| Kinking | | Component that allows the hoist drum to rotate or “slip” if hoist is overloaded |
| Brokenwires | | Control surface that gives the FE almost complete control over the hoist, allowing FE to control hoist speed, hoist lights and shear cable if necessary |
| Open | | Source of electrical power when hoist is operated in back-up mode |
| Birdcaging | | Valve that regulates the amount of hydraulic fluid traveling to the motor and which direction it flows |
| CCB | | Component that cools hydraulic fluid by drawing in ambient air and forcing it through the heat exchanger |
| TensionRoller | | Only limit switch located away from the others (not on a cam) |
| Overflow | | Pressure at which the priority valve opens ( or – 50) |
| FullIn | | Wire damage resulting from a too much weight being applied to the cable |
| DefectiveFitting | | A ________________ located on the hydraulic deck illuminates the hydraulic overheat light is hydraulic fluid overheats |
| Sightgauge | | Component that receives electrical inputs from aircraft, regulates them and sends outputs to hydraulic control assembly |
| Overload | | Control surface that is an extension of the CCB, allows for variable speed control, ICS communication and cargo hook release |
| TemperatureSwitch | | Wire damage resulting from scarring or scrubbing of wire outer strands resulting in flat or smooth spots on cable |
| Pendant | | Valve _________ pressure is the term used to describe the pressure at which the priority valve opens |
| CabinControlPanel | | Stops and decelerates the hoist cable at predetermined lengths |
| Cyclicgrips | | A type of kink that ends to close the lay of the cable |
| No1DCPrimary | | Lucas Western (Goodrich) is completely service when viewed as level on the ____________ |
| Closed | | Weight limit of the hoist |
| Clutch | | Component that propels the cable out under no-load conditions |
| HydraulicBrake | | In regards to wire cable damage, you can have 3 of these in one foot or 12 of these in any length of cable |
| Heat exchanger | | A type of kink that tends to open the lay of the cable |
| No2DCPrimary | | Valve which prioritizes flow of hydraulic fluid during emergencies |
| 600 | | Control surface used for switching between normal and back-up modes |
| Cracking | | Wire damage resulting in a small cocoon formed by cable outer strands, result of torsional imbalance (i.e. cable being worked through tight sheaves) |
| Servovalve | | Component that allows the hoist drum to rotate or “slip” if hoist is overloaded |
| CyclocentricCamAssembly | | Holds the hoist drum at various lengths when powers is not applied to hoist |
