Tecnam P92 Echo MK2 Illustrated Parts Catalogue 2020 IPC PDF – Doc 92/271

Description

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated Parts Catalogue (IPC)
• Brand / manufacturer: Costruzioni Aeronautiche Tecnam S.p.A., Via Maiorise, 81043 Capua, Italy
• Aircraft model: P92 Echo MK2 (P92Echo MK2)
• Document number: 92/271
• Edition / revision: Edition 1, Rev. 0
• Issue date: November 2020
• Language: English
• File format: PDF
• Page count: 434 pages

What the Tecnam P92 Echo MK2 Illustrated Parts Catalogue Contains

This is the complete illustrated parts catalogue issued for the Tecnam P92 Echo MK2, published as Edition 1 Rev. 0 in November 2020 under document number 92/271. It is the reference used to identify spare parts for the aircraft, and it also identifies the parts that belong to series or optional equipment fitted to the type. Every assembly is broken down into its sub-assemblies and individual items, each carrying its own Tecnam part number and the quantity required for the next higher assembly.

The Tecnam P92 Echo MK2 Illustrated Parts Catalogue is organised to the ATA 100 specification, so the numbering follows the familiar chapter and section convention used across the industry. Page numbers, figure numbers and item numbers are all cross-linked, which means a part can be traced in either direction: from a known part number straight to the figure, or from a picture straight to the part number and description.

Chapters Covered

• ATA 01 – Introduction, record of revision, table of contents, general information and alphanumeric index
• ATA 11 – Placards and markings: exterior placards and markings, interior placards
• ATA 21 – Air conditioning: heating, hot air valve, cooling and cooling window intake
• ATA 23 – Communications: speech communications, COMM antenna, audio integrating, audio panel, MIC/phone connectors
• ATA 24 – Electrical power: DC generation, alternator assembly, battery installation, external power, DC electrical load distribution, firewall electrical components, battery backup and relays, grounding components, breaker panel, connectors
• ATA 25 – Equipment and furnishings: flight compartment parts, 3-point and 4-point safety belts, cargo compartment, baggage compartment, emergency (ELT components, stall warning buzzer), insulation panels
• ATA 27 – Flight controls: aileron and tab control, rudder control, elevator and tab, horizontal stabilizer / stabilator and tab controls, stick assembly, flap control installation
• ATA 28 – Fuel system: fuel tank, distribution and drain valves, fuel system inside and cowling side, indicating, televel installation
• ATA 31 – Indicating and recording system: instrument and control panel, front panel, central pedestal panel, central display installation
• ATA 32 – Landing gear: general, main gear and doors, main gear brake, nose gear / tail gear and doors, nose gear fairings, wheels and brakes, parking brake valve and brake hoses
• ATA 33 – Lights: exterior lights, tip lights, landing light
• ATA 34 – Navigation: flight environment data (anemometric system, pitot tube, static drain, OAT probe), attitude and direction (compass, magnetometer installation), dependent position determining (GPS antenna, DME transponder antenna, transponder GTX 35R)
• ATA 52 – Doors: general, passenger / crew doors, fuselage hinge, lock and handle system, grab handle and opening system, external power door, wing inspection panels, central pedestal inspection panels
• ATA 53 – Fuselage: general, carbon fibre fuselage parts, parachute parts installation detail, fuselage metallic parts
• ATA 55 – Stabilizers: general, stabilator and tab, stabilator structure, rudder structure
• ATA 56 – Windows: flight compartment windows, windshield, door windows, rear windows
• ATA 57 – Wings: wing structure, wing skin, leading edge and wing strut parts, stall warning, flaps structure, aileron structure
• ATA 61 – Propellers: propeller assembly and propeller installation
• ATA 71 – Power plant: general view, cowling installation, engine mount, engine support, engine drains
• ATA 74 – Ignition: electrical power supply, SMD electronic module, ignition switch
• ATA 75 – Bleed air liquid cooling system: engine cooling, cooling system general view, coolant storage, coolant distribution, radiator installation
• ATA 76 – Engine controls: power control, throttle control, choke control
• ATA 77 – Engine indicating: power (oil pressure probe, fuel pressure and MAP sensor), temperature (oil and coolant temperature probes), integrated engine instrument system (GEA 24)
• ATA 78 – Exhaust: general view, collector / nozzle, exhaust system
• ATA 79 – Oil system: storage, oil tank, distribution, radiator installation
• ATA 80 – Starting: cranking, starter relay installation, engine starter
• ATA 93 – Supplement list

In practical terms this gives a technician or owner a full, illustrated route from an aircraft system down to the individual screw, bush, bolt, clamp, hinge or hose that makes it up. Every chapter opens with an exploded or general-view illustration with numbered callouts, followed by the matching detailed parts list carrying figure and item number, Tecnam part number, description, serial-number applicability where relevant, and quantity for left-hand and right-hand installations. That combination is what makes the catalogue usable for ordering, for verifying what is actually fitted to a given airframe, and for confirming whether a component is standard fit or part of an optional installation such as the four-point safety belts, the premium cabin panels, the optional throttle lever knob, or the BRS parachute enclosure.

How the Part Numbers Work

Tecnam uses a four-block numerical part number separated by dashes, in the form 218-0-0000-000. The first block is the aircraft identifier, which for this model is 218. The second block identifies the group, and the P92 Echo MK2 is divided into nine groups: wings (-1), fuselage (-2), flight controls (-5), vertical tail (-6), stabilizer (-7), landing gear (-8), systems (-9), engine (-10) and interiors (-12). The third block is a sequential number identifying a sub-assembly, a single item, or a single item within a -000 assembly. The fourth block distinguishes an assembly (-000) from a single part (-1, -2, -3) and is also used to flag left and right items as -1/2 LH/RH. So a part numbered 218-1-1500-1/2 belongs to the P92 Echo MK2, sits in the wing group, and is supplied split into left and right versions.

Finding a Part When You Already Know the Number

The catalogue includes a full alphanumeric index that lists every part number with its chapter and section. If the part number is known, the index takes you directly to the chapter, section, figure and item number, from which you can turn to the illustration and the detailed list. If the part number is not known, the table of contents leads you to the relevant ATA chapter and section, the figure illustration shows the item in place, and the item number takes you back to the matching line in the parts list. The general section also explains the numbering system, the abbreviations used throughout, and how to place a spare parts order with Tecnam, including the address, telephone and fax details printed in the document.

What This Catalogue Lets You Do

With the Tecnam P92 Echo MK2 Illustrated Parts Catalogue open, you can identify the correct part number for a component before you order it, confirm the quantity required for a left-hand or right-hand installation, check whether a serial-number restriction applies to your airframe, and see exactly how an assembly goes together before you take it apart. That matters on an aircraft where fitting the wrong bush, spacer or hinge pin is not simply inconvenient. The illustrated breakdowns also make it far easier to brief a maintenance organisation, to compare what is on the aircraft against what the catalogue says should be there, and to spot missing fasteners or incorrect substitutions during an inspection.

Note that this catalogue covers parts manufactured by Costruzioni Aeronautiche Tecnam for the P92 Echo MK2, including the parts used for engine installation. It does not identify spare parts for the Rotax engine itself; for those, the Rotax illustrated parts catalogue is the correct reference. Parts that are common hardware such as AN, MS, UNI and DIN standard items are listed with their standard designations alongside Tecnam part numbers.

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Delivery is instant. The PDF is available for download immediately after purchase, there is no shipping and nothing to wait for in the post. It opens on any device, can be printed page by page for the hangar or the workshop bench, and can be searched on screen when you are chasing a single part number through a chapter. Whether you are an owner maintaining a P92 Echo MK2, an independent engineer working on one, or a parts specialist sourcing components, this is the reference that turns a description of a part into an orderable number.