Narrative:

Upon arrival to work; I was assigned to remove and replace (right/right) the left flap position transmitter on a B737-800. The job was accomplished per the aircraft maintenance manual (amm). Performed all required tests per this amm. All test results normal; no faults noted. I was later notified that a 'land verify' test was required due to right/right of flap position transmitter. This test was not listed in the amm procedure for this task. In certain chapters of the amm; at the end of the component installation procedure; it specifically states that 'land verify' is required. Discussed the matter with the shift manager and reviewed the amm; MEL and the CAT ii/III awareness video.I recommend that the 'land verify' requirements be added to the amm for the right/right of all CAT critical components.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A Mechanic reported that a 'Land Verify' test was not completed as required after a Flap Position Transmitter replacement claiming the procedure is not clearly called for as required in the appropriate Maintenance Manuals.

Narrative: Upon arrival to work; I was assigned to Remove and Replace (R/R) the left flap Position Transmitter on a B737-800. The job was accomplished per the Aircraft Maintenance Manual (AMM). Performed all required tests per this AMM. All test results normal; no faults noted. I was later notified that a 'Land Verify' test was required due to R/R of flap Position transmitter. This Test was not listed in the AMM procedure for this task. In certain Chapters of the AMM; at the end of the Component installation procedure; it specifically states that 'Land Verify' is required. Discussed the matter with the Shift Manager and reviewed the AMM; MEL and the CAT II/III awareness video.I recommend that the 'Land Verify' requirements be added to the AMM for the R/R of all CAT Critical Components.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of April 2012 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.