A330 Servicing

LINE AND BASE MAINTENANCE AIRCRAFT HANDLING A330
006/TRG/DEV/LGTC, Rev 0 July 2023 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE MANUAL 1

COURSE CONTENTS
Line and Base Maintenance Aircraft Handling Airbus 330 :

1. Aircraft parking
2. Refueling and defueling
3. Hydraulic servicing
4. Oil servicing
5. Lubricating
6. Miscellaneous servicing

OBJECTIVE
On completion of the course student will be able to:

1. Explain aircraft maintenance procedure manual
2. Describe aircraft maintenance precautions
3. Describe aircraft ramp & transit maintenance
4. Explain aircraft servicing referring to maintenance manual

AIRCRAFT PARKING A330

AIRCRAFT PARKING AIRBUS 330
Wheel Chock Installation

Wheel Chock Installation


Ground Lock Location

SERVICING A330

SERVICING LOCATION AIRBUS 330

SERVICING LOCATION AIRBUS 330

REFUELING A330

REFUELING AIRBUS 330
SAFETY AREA
As an industry standard, a 3‐
meter safety zone must be
respected around the area
located under the NACA vents,
overpressure protectors and
refuel coupling(s)

Obey the safety distances for 3 m (10 ft.) from aircraft

The refueling/defueling zone must be regarded as
extending not less than 3 m radially from the filling and
venting points on the aircraft and the fueling/defueling
equipment

Obey the safety distances for 3 m (10 ft.) from aircraft

the radios, radio telephones (cell phones or mobile
on lighting systems of other than intrinsically safe types
are not allowed.
Personnel in the refueling/defueling zone and those

employed in refueling/defueling must not carry matches
or other means of ignition or foot‐wear with exposed iron
or steel studs, nails or tips.

FUEL TANK LOCATION

FUEL PANEL AT COCKPIT
Use for supply pressurize fuel to engine feed or for transfer fuel ok defueling

FUEL QUANTITY INDICATION

GROUNDING
During refueling operations,
connect a bonding cable
between the fuel tanker and a
grounding point on the aircraft

REFUELING PROCESS
Automatic refueling may be accomplished with normal electrical power
established or with battery power only.

Procedure:
• set parking brake

Procedure:
• put chocks in position. Make sure that the chocks do not touch the tires.

Procedure:
• connect 2 or 4 hoses to the fuel couplings,

Procedure:
• put ADIRU 1, 2, 3 in NAV position on the overhead panel

Procedure:
• open the Refuel panel access door on the lower fuselage,



CHECK PLACARD INSTRUCTION BEFORE CONNECTION
Max pressure 50 PSI

HOSE CONNECTION
Make sure guide

align connect
Rotate handle to open position

Refueling panel location at aft RH Main Wheel well

REFUELING PANEL SELF TEST
Lift the guard, then push (in) and hold the HI LEVEL TEST switch for
test indication and hi level sensor

AUTOMATIC REFUELING
MODE SELECT switch set to REFUEL.

AUTOMATIC REFUELING
PRESELECTED switch is used to preselect the fuel quantity on
the PRESELECTED display.

AUTOMATIC REFUELING
To start a refuel, this quantity must be set to a value, which is more than 200 kg
greater than the ACTUAL indication.

AUTOMATIC REFUELING
Start the pump on the fuel tanker/pump unit After mode select to Refuel.



MANUAL REFUELING
MODE SELECT switch set to REFUEL.

MANUAL REFUELING

TABEL FUEL DISTRIBUTION AT AIRBUS 330


MAGNETIC LEVEL INDICATOR AT AIRBUS 330
Each fuel tank has one or more MLIs
If an indication malfunction occurs,

the MLIs can be used to check the
fuel quantity.
The aircraft attitude will determine

which fuel table to use.

The ADIRU will be used to find the
aircraft attitude ( Pitch & Roll ).
The air data inputs to the ADIRU

can be read by using the alpha call‐
up function in the Aircraft Condition
Monitoring System (ACMS).

FUEL QUANTITY INDICATION FAILURE

FUEL QUANTITY INDICATION FAILURE

CHECK ATTITUDE ( PITCH & ROLL ) USING ACMS


DEFUEL
Install refuel hose at coupling for defueling
Refuel/Defuel Coupling

DEFUEL
MODE SELECT switch set to DEFUEL

DEFUEL
TRANSFER VALVE switch set to OPEN

DEFUEL
TURN ON BOOSTER PUMP Selected Tank AS required

WATER DRAIN LOCATION
For gravity purging, the center

tank and the wing tanks must
be filled to 10% of their
capacity or more and the trim
tank must contain 1,000 kg of
fuel or more.

WATER DRAIN TOOL

HYDRAULIC SERVICING A330

HYDRAULIC SERVICING AIRBUS 330
Safety Instructions Applicable to Hydraulic Fluid
Do not mix phosphoric‐ester‐type hydraulic fluid and mineral‐base hydraulic fluid:

this mixture causes the formation of a gelatinous substance in the hydraulic system which
can damage the system and decrease the aircraft safety.
fluids is used in the hydraulic system fluids is used in the landing gear system
(phosphoric‐ester‐type hydraulic) (mineral‐base hydraulic fluid)

Check Reservoir Fluid Level

Check Reservoir Fluid Level

Check
Reservoir
Fluid Level

Check
Reservoir
Fluid Level

Air System Check

Each reservoir is pressurized by air regulated to
50 psi to prevent cavitation of the pumps.
An air pressure gage, installed on each

reservoir, gives the relative pressure in the
reservoir.


All three reservoirs are filled at

the green ground service panel.

There are two ground connectors on

the service panel:
one for the onboard flexible hose
and the other one for connection to
an external hand pump.

This line includes a restrictor to

prevent overpressure

OIL SERVICING A330

OIL SERVICING AIRBUS 330
ENGINE OIL SERVICING


ENGINE OIL INDICATION AT COCKPIT
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APU OIL SERVICING

APU OIL SERVICING

APU OIL SERVICING




IDG OIL SERVICING
Fill the IDG with oil at

a maximum pressure
of 35 psi (2.4132 bar)



STARTER OIL SERVICING

MISCELLANEOUS SERVICING A330

AIRCRAFT WATER SERVICING







AIRCRAFT LUBRICATION
Grease Gun Grease
Nipple

Safety Precaution

Lubrication symbols

MLG Lubrication Process

MLG Lubrication Process
Apply all lubricants slowly and smoothly. Fill Grease until only new grease come
NITROGEN SERVICING
NITROGEN SERVICING SAFETY PRECAUTION
Refer to the table ( AMM ) to find the correct tire pressure, Inflate the tires with nitrogen.
NOTE:
Under‐inflated:
• Their shoulders can wear too much.
• The tires will bend too much and become hot.
• The tires can move on the wheels and decrease the braking effect.

NITROGEN SERVICING
Over‐inflated:
• Too much wear can occur on the center of the tire treads.
• The tires can decrease the braking effect.
• There is an increased risk of Foreign Object Damage (FOD) to the tires.

NITROGEN SERVICING
NITROGEN SERVICING SAFETY PRECAUTION

NITROGEN SERVICING

NITROGEN SERVICING
NITROGEN SERVICING EQUIPMENT

NITROGEN SERVICING

NITROGEN SERVICING
TYRE PRESSURE AT COCKPIT
NLG TYRE PRESSURE REF

NITROGEN SERVICING
TYRE PRESSURE AT COCKPIT
MLG TYRE PRESSURE REF

NITROGEN SERVICING
ACCUMULATOR SERVICING

NITROGEN SERVICING
FILL VALVE
NITROGEN SERVICING

LANDING GEAR SERVICING
MLG SHOCK ABSORBER
The shock absorber absorbs the
taxi, take‐off and landing loads.
It is an oleo‐pneumatic unit that is

installed in the main fitting.

LANDING GEAR FLUID

INFRARED TERMOMETER
FLUID DISPENSER PUMP
NITROGEN SERVICING EQU

PREPARATION
CHECK TEMPERATURE
AT BLEED VALVE
MEASURE DIMENSION H
CHECK PR

REMOVE NITROGEN FROM SHOCK ABSORBER
Slowly open the BLEED VALVE to release the

nitrogen pressure from the shock absorber. Let
the weight of the aircraft compress the shock
absorber.
compress the H
shock absorber
CHE

REPLACE FLUID FROM SHOCK ABSORBER
Clear Tube
Container
Fill w
Fill new fluid until no air or foam visible at

transparent hose in the hydraulic fluid that flows
from the bleed or inflation valve

REPLACE FLUID FROM SHOCK ABSORBER
Fluid with foam and air Fluid clean no foam and air

INFLATION OF THE SHOCK ABSORBER

FILL REFF TO TABLE
NITROGEN
SERVICING
EQUIPMENT


INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CLEANING
Aircraft cleaning is
essential to ensure safety
when the plane is in use.

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CLEANING
keeping the interior of airplanes clean and tidy

THE END

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LINE AND BASE MAINTENANCE AIRCRAFT HANDLING A330

006/TRG/DEV/LGTC, Rev 0 July 2023 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE MANUAL 1

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Obey the safety distances for 3 m (10 ft.) from aircraft

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Obey the safety distances for 3 m (10 ft.) from aircraft

Personnel in the refueling/defueling zone and those

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Max pressure 50 PSI

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Make sure guide

Rotate handle to open position

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Each fuel tank has one or more MLIs

If an indication malfunction occurs,

The aircraft attitude will determine

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The air data inputs to the ADIRU

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MODE SELECT switch set to DEFUEL