Southwest Airlines offers the following comment:
It is stated in Boeing Service Bulletin 737-30A1057, Revision 1, dated October 31,
2007, Section 3 ? WORK INSTRUCTIONS, Step 1.b:
?If the wiper motor has a 2313M-347-3 part number and the serial number is not
listed in
Appendix A of the Rosemount Service Bulletin, change the part number as given
in the Rosemount Aerospace, Inc. Service Bulletin 2313M-347/2313M-348-30-01.?
It is stated in Boeing Service Bulletin 737-30A1057, Revision 1, dated October 31,
2007, Section 3 ? WORK INSTRUCTIONS, Step 1.c:
?If the wiper motor has a 2313M-347-3 part number and the serial number is listed
in Appendix A of the Rosemount Service Bulletin with the "Module Replacement
Completed" column marked as "Yes", change the part number as given in the
Rosemount Aerospace, Inc. Service Bulletin 2313M-347/2313M-348-30-01.?
It is stated in NPRM 2007-NM-348-AD, paragraph (f):
?A review of airplane maintenance records is acceptable in lieu of the inspection if
the part number and serial number of the windshield wiper motors can be
conclusively determined from that review.?
Since this review is acceptable in lieu of an on aircraft inspection of the wiper
motor?s part number and serial number, then why must the wiper motor be re-
identified while on the aircraft? Boeing Service Bulletin 737-30A1057, Revision 1
and Rosemount Aerospace, Inc. Service Bulletin 2313M-347/2313M-348-30-01
require the aircraft operator to change the part number of a wiper motor that has
been determined to be of good and acceptable working condition. Would this part
number change not be more efficient and conveniently accomplished at the
manufacturer once the motor is removed for other cause?
Southwest Airlines requests that the AD only require the replacement of wiper
motor?s who?s part number and serial number cannot be read or who?s part
number and serial number are listed in Appendix A of the Rosemount Service
Bulletin with the ?Module Replacement Completed? column marked as ?No?
(Boeing Service Bulletin 737-30A1057, Revision 1, Section 3 ? WORK
INSTRUCTIONS, Steps 1.a and 1.d).
Southwest Airlines
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Airworthiness Directives; Boeing Model 737-400, -500, -600, -700, -700C, -800, and -900 Series Airplanes
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