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each individual wire should be measured, this action was orally cancelled with reference to the
SPM of the organisation. The reason stated for this decision was the technical experience from
practice that the functional test to be performed after completion of the work would reveal wiring
errors. Erroneously the SPM of the organisation left this decision to the discretion of the staff
members of the Maintenance Support. Following the occurrence this condition was immediately
corrected.
In the Standard Practices Manual the procedure which would have had to be applied in this case is
unambiguously established. This provision could have been cancelled only in writing in the form of
an engineering order. In the opinion of the BFU the omission of the continuity check was not allowable
with regard to the severity of the actions on the control system.
It was also inadmissible to perform the functional check and the control system check simultaneously,
they would have had to be carried out independently of each other. The person who had
conducted the double inspection and thus was the last to have the chance to find the interchanged
connection had not been informed sufficiently about the previous work flow. Presumably it was not
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known to him that the staff members of the late shift had by direction of the Maintenance Support
not measured the reconnected wires, as actually required.
As a further omission, the control system test and the functional test were made only from the righthand
sidestick and not from both sidesticks and a comparing visual check of the control surfaces of
the aeroplane was waived completely.
The fact that the manufacturer's instruction in the AMM 27-93-00-710-050 (-Push the FLT CTL
ELAC 1 (2) push button switch - Move the side-stick around in its two axis from stop to
stop.) was not unambiguous, was the reason why the test was conducted only from the right-hand
sidestick. The a.m. instruction of the manufacturer had meanwhile been changed at the suggestion
of the maintenance organisation and now requires mandatory tests from both sidesticks.
The question of the BFU staff members why the tests had been conducted from the right-hand
sidestick which was not concerned was answered with the statement that it did not matter which
sidestick was used. As both ELACs were connected to each other possible faults of the one or the
other ELAC would surely be indicated. This statement indicates lacking system knowledge of the
mechanics.
Severe errors in the conduct of the first check and cross-checks arose. Presumably the aircraft
mechanics involved who carried out the checks underestimated the significance of the previous
action. There is no other explanation for the fact that the cross checking staff member had conducted
the required cross-check using the working documents which where aboard the aircraft and
had already been used by the staff member having conducted the first check, although according
to the regulations he would have had to use his own impartial documents. Obviously the imporBFU
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tance of the cross-check to this repair had not been realized. In this case not the workflow but the
independence of the cross check was the crucial factor.
The repair organisation quality system required pursuant to JAR-145 had proved to be insufficient
in this case. In addition it has become obvious that in this case there are deficits in the accomplishment
of prescribed procedures and in the necessary system knowledge of the staff members.
2.3 Documentation
Since the reference number was mixed up when the complaint was copied from the TLB into the
GLB, the previous maintenance action could not be found initially in the “RELIABILITY DATA ON
DEMAND“ immediately following the occurrence. Even though this error is not directly related to
the cause of the confusion of the pairs of wires it indicates that the quality system did not work optimally.
A complicated and complex documentation system which thus is difficult to handle increases the
risk of mistakes. The 173 procedural instructions valid for the area concerned contain many cross
references making handling considerably more difficult. It was very time-consuming to find out
which procedural instructions were relevant to the tasks to be performed.
In the past, the maintenance organisation made great efforts to establish an internal documentation,
which exists parallel to the manufacturer’s documents and like them has always to be kept up
to date. Diversions from the manufacturer’s documents have in this case resulted in actual mistakes.
　
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