This is a legal form that was released by the U.S. Air Force Technical Order (TO) System on January 7, 2009 and used country-wide. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.
Q: What is an AFTO Form 297?
A: AFTO Form 297 is a form used for recording maintenance meter readings.
Q: What is a Localizer Preventive Maintenance Meter Reading?
A: A Localizer Preventive Maintenance Meter Reading is a recorded reading of a meter used in the preventive maintenance of a localizer system.
Q: Why are meter readings important?
A: Meter readings are important for tracking the usage and performance of equipment over time.
Q: What information is recorded in the AFTO Form 297?
A: The AFTO Form 297 records the date, time, equipment identifier, current reading, and previous reading.
Q: Who is responsible for recording the meter readings?
A: The maintenance personnel responsible for the equipment are usually responsible for recording the meter readings.
Q: What is the purpose of preventive maintenance?
A: The purpose of preventive maintenance is to identify and address potential issues before they lead to equipment failure.
Q: Are Localizer Preventive Maintenance Meter Readings specific to a certain type of equipment?
A: Yes, Localizer Preventive Maintenance Meter Readings are specific to the localizer system used for aviation navigation.
Q: How often should Localizer Preventive Maintenance Meter Readings be recorded?
A: The frequency of recording Localizer Preventive Maintenance Meter Readings may vary, but it is typically done at regular intervals as part of the maintenance schedule.
Q: What happens if meter readings are not recorded?
A: If meter readings are not recorded, it may be harder to track the usage and performance of the equipment, and potential issues may go unnoticed until they cause a failure.
Form Details:
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