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P
ROJECT TASK CARD

Instrument Panel
Repainting
RP-C7636 Fokker 50

I. General Information

This task aims to repaint the cockpit panel of RP-C7636 Fokker 50.

Required no. of Work Hours : 8 Man Hours

Required no. of Personnel : 5 Man Power

II. Task Objective

1.) To clean the cockpit panel properly.

2.) To repaint and return the cockpit panel in the aircraft to its original state.

3.) To be able to perform and complete the task in time.

4.) Gain knowledge and experience .

Warning:
● Use protective equipment when conducting the task to avoid getting electric shocks.
● Make sure that all switches are closed before touching any wirings.
● This task involves the use of wirings, which can be extremely dangerous if not handled properly.
● Electrical hazards can cause burns, shocks, and electrocutions.
● Do not place any wet materials near the work proper.

Caution:
● Sharp edges on the aircraft interior may cause damage to the wire insulation.
● Ensure that the terminals are free from corrosions.

III. Equipment and Materials Required

1. Tools & Equipment

5 set - Complete PPE - Safety gloves, Hardhat, Safety vest, and Eyewear
2 pcs - Wire Stripper
1 pc - Flashlight
2 pcs - Cross Point Screwdriver
2 pc - Flat Head Screwdriver
5 pcs - Rag Cloth
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2 pcs - Diagonal Pliers

1pc - Extension Wire
1pc - Soldering Iron
1pc - Heat gun
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2. Materials and Consumables

40 m - Strip lights (blue)

40 m - Strip lights (warm yellow)
40 m - Strip lights (white)
1 roll - Soldering Lead
10 m - Shrinkable Tube
1pc - Electrical Tape

IV. Procedures

Cabin Light Installation Procedure Date: Performed by: Checked by:

1. Always wear proper uniform and safety equipment.

2. Gather all tools, equipment, and materials needed for

lavatory walls Installation. Place it in one place to ensure
a clean working space.
3. Evaluate the lavatory to identify the suitable material
for replacement. Check the lavatory thoroughly for any
damages that need repair.
4. Remove the walls from the lavatory by removing the
screws .

5. Examine existing wiring pathways and access points

to determine the most optimal routes for routing new
wiring, ensuring it does not interfere with other
systems.
6. Guide the wiring from each light fixture to the
assigned power source, utilizing established wiring
paths and ensuring cables are firmly secured to prevent
chafing or any form of interference.
7. Connect the cabin light wiring to the aircraft's
electrical system.
8. Perform a thorough functional test of the entire
cabin lighting system, checking for proper operation of
each light fixture, switch, and dimmer.
9. After the soldering lead dries, use the electrical tape
or shrinkable tube to protect the exposed wirings.
10. Gather all the materials and equipment that are
used in cabin light installation.
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Reminders: Date: Performed by: Checked by:

1. Always wear protective equipment.

2. Be remindful of submitting the work on time.

3. Don’t forget to take your before, during, and

after photos in every single work.

4. Ensuring the excellence of the work on the

entire aircraft.

V.Illustrated References

Aircraft zoning
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VI. List of applicable references

- Fokker 27 Manual
- Illustrated Parts Catalog of Fokker 50
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Prepared by:

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Jayne Arceo Crete Benjamin De Guzman Rennie Ross Cao
AMT 1 Quality Department AMT 1 Safety Department AMT 1 Engineering Department

Evaluated and Approved by:

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Mr. Ezequiel Ocampo Mr. Reuel De Castro
AMT Instructor AMT Head of Training

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Mr. John Rick Anthony Pungtilan Mr. Dave Versoza
AMT Engineering and Planning Manager AMT Engineering and Planning Manager

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Mr. Raemond Ramirez/ Mr. Paul Gonzales
Team Leader