assist (v) HELP KEEP THE DATA TO HELP YOU WITH SUBSEQUENT PROCEDURES. Retain the data to assist later stages.
assistance (n) AID YOU MUST HAVE THE AID OF ONE MORE PERSON FOR THE STEP THAT FOLLOWS. You must have the assistance of another person for the following step.
associated (adj) THEIR (pn), CORRECT REMOVE THE EIGHT BOLTS AND THEIR WASHERS. Remove the eight bolts and associated washers.
INSTALL THE DUMP VALVE AND THE CORRECT GASKET. Install the dump valve with associatedgasket.
assume (v) THINK IF YOU THINK YOU CAN REPAIR THE DAMAGE, REFER TO XXXX. If damage is assumed to be repairable, refer to XXXX.
assure (v) MAKE SURE USE FERRULES TO MAKE SURE THAT THE LOCATION IS CORRECT. Ferrules must be used to assure correct location.
as to (pre) ABOUT REFER TO XXXX FOR DATA ABOUT HOW THE PIVOT ASSEMBLY IS MADE. Refer to XXXX for information as to the construction of the pivot assembly.
asymmetric (adj) NOT SYMMETRICAL IF THE RESULT YOU GET IS NOT SYMMETRICAL, DO A RIGGING TEST. If you get an asymmetric result, do a rigging test.
AT (pre) Function word that shows the location, position, direction or time that something occurs DISCONNECT THE HOSE AT THE PITOT HEAD.
AT APPROXIMATELY 300 KNOTS, THE LIGHT COMES ON.
WITH THE NOSEWHEEL AT 30 DEG. TO THE CENTER LINE, SET THE LEVER TO "UP".
at least (adv) MINIMUM (adj, n) THE MINIMUM TIME BETWEEN CHECKS IS TWO MINUTES. Allow at least two minutes between successive checks.
DO STEPS 13 THRU 16 A MINIMUM OF THREE TIMES. Do steps 13 thru 16 at least three times.
atmosphere (n) AIR LET THE PAINT DRY IN THE AIR. Allow the paint to dry in the atmosphere.
ATTACH (v),
ATTACHES, ATTACHED, ATTACHED To cause items to hold or stay together ATTACH THE CABLE TO THE PITOT HEAD.
attachment (n) ATTACH (v) MAKE SURE THAT THE DUCT IS CORRECTLY ATTACHED TO THE FILTER. Examine the attachment of the duct to the filter.
attack (v) DAMAGE (n) APPLY TWO LAYERS OF XXXX TO PREVENT HYDRAULIC FLUID DAMAGE TO THE SEALANT. Apply two coats of XXXX to prevent sealant being attacked by hydraulic fluid.
attain (v) SHOW, BE, GET WHEN THE METER SHOWS 28 VOLTS DC, THE RELAY CLOSES.
WHEN THE VOLTAGE IS 28 VOLTS DC, THE RELAY CLOSES.
WHEN YOU GET 28 VOLTS DC, THE RELAY CLOSES. When 28 volts DC is attained, the relay closes.
attempt (n) TRY (v) TRY TO LIFT THE AIRCRAFT TO THE NECESSARY HEIGHT WITH A BOTTLE JACK. Make an attempt to raise the aircraft to the required height using a bottle jack.
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