M.07 Maintenance Practices Part 2

How can you tell if a tool if whitin its calibration limits?. A sticker on the tool box as applied by the company tool crib manager or calibration agency. A sticker on the tool as applied by the company tool crib manager or calibration agency. A sticker on the tool as applied by the local authorities.

Tolerance that can be added to or substracted from the basic size is called. Aceptable tolerance. Lateral tolerance. Bilateral tolerance.

Are designed procedures used by the engineer as mandatory guidance to bring about the best results in aircraft maintenance and repair. Manufacturers instructions. Local Authorities instructions. Aircraft repair stations instructions.

What is the primary purpose custom cutouts for each tool in a toolbox?. To have better control of the tools in the toolbox. To identify the tools. To quickly identify if the tool is missing.

To prevent corrosion, what is alays done to tools following cleaning?. A light coating of soap. A ligh coating of anti-corrosion. A light coating of lubrication is applied.

Who is ultimately responsible for the quality of a tool checked out from the company tool crib?. The repair station. The tool crib personal. You are.

Name three circumstances in which a torque wrench must be calibrated. If it was subjected to an electrical shock ( if its a digital tool) If it was dropped If it was exposed to extreme temperatures. If it was subjected to an electrical shock ( if its a digital tool) If it was dropped If it got dirt or grease on it. If it was subjected to an electrical shock ( if its a digital tool) If it was dropped If it has passed its scheduled calibration date.

Describe how a scale would be checked for proper calibration. Comparing it with another calibrated scale. A digital calibration tool is used for it. A certified known weight would be placed upon it.