CDC Volume 1 Edit Code 2 quiz assesses knowledge on Air Force maintenance operations. It covers functions of maintenance groups, roles of the Maintenance Operations Center, and specifics of the Air Force specialty code. Ideal for those preparing for roles in aircraft maintenance and seeking to improve their career development.
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1575.
1577–2.
1577–3.
Use maximum torque.
Torque from left to right.
Use a staggered sequence.
Overtorque, loosen, and retorque.
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On-the-job training.
Task qualification training.
Career development course.
Noncommissioned Officer Academy (NCOA).
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People.
Animals.
Weather.
Mechanical failure.
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Aerosols.
Liquids.
Solids.
Gases.
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Safety.
Hospital.
Supervisor.
Environmental.
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Alcohol.
Pine oil.
Mild soap.
Fleur-de-lis.
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Type of aircraft.
Contract.
Mission.
Location.
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Supply.
Shelf-life.
Inspection.
Bench stock.
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General Equipment.
General System.
Fault Isolation.
Job Guide.
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Contract field teams (CFT).
Base jet engine run crews.
Oil analysis teams.
Slide engineers.
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1 inch.
2 inches.
3 inches.
4 inches.
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Setting the light source selector switch on high.
Operation of the bending section with the brake on.
Inserting tools in the working channel with the brake on.
Application of lateral (pinching) pressure to the fiber bundle.
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Prevent the platform from lowering while it is in use.
Prevent the platform from swaying while it is in use.
Lock the base structure while the platform is in use.
Prevent the wheels from swiveling while it is in use.
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Operations, aircraft maintenance, flying
Maintenance, operations, quality assurance
Quality assurance (QA), support, aircraft maintenance
Maintenance operations, maintenance, aircraft maintenance, and QA
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Maintenance.
Accessories.
Fabrication.
Munitions.
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Ground man.
Crew chief.
Scanner.
Pilot.
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Dilution.
Incineration.
Land disposal.
Biodegradation.
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Base system.
Weapons system.
Inventory system.
Geographical system.
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Priority Monitor Report (D18).
Daily Document Register (D04).
Due-out Validation Listing (M30).
Repair Cycle Asset Management Listing (D23).
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Before signing for the account
Within 10 days of signing for the account
Within 15 days of signing for the account.
Within 30 days of signing for the account.
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Index.
Preliminary.
Methods and Procedure.
Operational and Maintenance.
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Safety.
Urgent action.
Routine action.
Immediate action.
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Availability of engines and their parts
Availability of storage and analysis computers.
Accurate and timely data at the lowest level.
Accurate and timely data at the highest level.
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Steel-rule.
Micrometer.
Dial-indicator.
Thickness gauge.
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Water displacement no. 40 (WD–40®).
Dry cleaning solvent.
Turbo-super-carb.
Trychlorethlene.
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Because the oil can be reused.
To prevent false contaminant indications.
So a reliable Oil Analysis Program sample can be obtained.
The oil is recycled and must be kept clean.
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Engine oil.
Dry nitrogen.
A leak detector
A soap-water solution.
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Goggles.
Back brace.
Leather gloves.
Safety-toed boots.
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Acetone.
Toluene.
Carbon dioxide.
Carbon monoxide.
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Explosions.
Unauthorized entry.
Overflow of materials.
Mixing of unlike materials.
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With tools that may cause flying particles.
Where there is a fire hazard.
Around any type of fluid.
On any type of job.
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Checknuts.
Castellated nuts.
Self-locking nuts.
Internal wrenching bolts.
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Career field subdivision.
Specific AFSC.
Career field.
Skill level.
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Evident and hidden.
Potential and evident.
Hidden and functional.
Potential and functional.
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Hard time.
Lubrication.
On condition.
Failure finding.
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Reviewing past engine accident investigation reports.
Tracking serially controlled components and modules.
Early detection of performance degradation and/or failures.
Documenting engine overspeed and overtemperature conditions.
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Notifying maintenance personnel of upcoming time compliance technical orders (TCTO).
Providing technical assistance and performing repairs beyond their capability.
Ensuring replacement parts are ordered in a timely manner.
Providing the most current TO updates to the field.
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Control unit.
Light guide tube.
Distal tip light guides.
Bending section lever.
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Areas near engine inspection points.
Engine accessories.
Control pulleys.
Engine joints.
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Plain nuts.
Wing nuts.
Metallic self-locking nuts.
Nonmetallic self-locking nuts.
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Motor the engine to circulate the oil.
Inspect reservoirs to ensure they are full.
Visually inspect compressor for corrosion.
Preservation run and fuel system preservation.
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Deep within the metal.
On the surface of the metal.
Throughout the metal all at once.
Just under the surface of the metal.
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Craftsman.
Apprentice.
Journeyman.
Superintendent.
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20 feet to the front and 15 feet from the rear.
15 feet to the front and 10 feet from the rear.
10 feet to the front and 5 feet from the rear.
5 feet to the front and 1 foot from the rear.
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