πŸ“š MODULE 7 Β· LIBRARY

References & source map

The supplied B1 textbook organises chapters 1–20. Current-syllabus supplements and examination settings use the primary references below.

Module 7 β€Ί Reference library

Primary references

πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡ΊCurrent EASA Module 7 syllabus
Knowledge levels, including the newer sub-modules
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⏱️EASA basic examination standard
MCQ and essay format, timing and pass requirements
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πŸ“—FAA aviation maintenance handbooks
General, Airframe and Weight & Balance reference publications
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πŸ”¬NIST additive manufacturing technologies
Primary-source descriptions of process families
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πŸ“„FAA additive manufacturing guidance
Production process, inspection and conformity considerations
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EASA AMC question allocation Β· DGCA Pariksha AME manual. Regulatory scope and examination rules should be checked against the candidate’s applicable authority and provider.

The supplied textbook

Aircraft Technical Book Company, Module 07A B1 β€” Maintenance Practices, version 003, effective 21 October 2019. The original PDF remains your private reference. This package contains original explanations and diagrams, and does not redistribute the textbook.

ChapterSubjectPDF pages
1Safety Precautions β€” Aircraft and Workshop23–36
2Workshop Practices37–44
3Tools and Precision Measurement45–120
4Avionic General Test Equipment121–130
5Engineering Drawings, Diagrams and Standards131–162
6Fits and Clearances163–174
7Electrical Wiring Interconnection System β€” EWIS175–204
8Riveting205–224
9Pipes and Hoses225–240
10Springs241–246
11Bearings247–254
12Transmissions255–262
13Control Cables263–274
14Material Handling β€” Sheet Metal and Composites275–314
15Welding, Brazing, Soldering and Bonding315–358
16Aircraft Weight and Balance359–392
17Aircraft Handling and Storage393–422
18Disassembly, Inspection, Repair and Assembly Techniques423–492
19Abnormal Events493–500
20Maintenance Procedures501–527

Page numbers are physical PDF pages, not printed sub-module numbers.

Syllabus changes

Maintenance references

FAA handbooks provide useful explanations. They do not replace aircraft-specific approved maintenance instructions, repair data, component manuals or the organisation’s procedures.