Cabin Door Latch Mechanism
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What is the purpose of the rotary clutch in the cabin door latch?

  • To actuate the door handles
  • To rotate the door in both directions
  • To ensure positive bolt engagement (correct)
  • To provide a smooth door closure
  • What component of the cabin door latch engages with the gear teeth on the clutch?

  • The door frame
  • The rotary clutch
  • The door handle
  • Teeth on the underside of the bolt (correct)
  • What is the direction of rotation of the clutch gear?

  • It does not rotate at all
  • Only counterclockwise (correct)
  • Only clockwise
  • Both clockwise and counterclockwise
  • What type of door handles are used in the cabin door latch?

    <p>Flush-mounted outside and inside</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary function of the door handles in the cabin door latch?

    <p>To actuate the door latches</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Cabin Door Latch Mechanism

    • The cabin door latch uses a rotary clutch to ensure positive bolt engagement.
    • The rotary clutch has gear teeth that engage with teeth on the underside of the bolt when the door is closed.
    • The clutch gear rotates in one direction only, which allows it to hold the door closed.
    • The door latch is actuated by flush-mounted outside and inside door handles.

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    Learn about the rotary clutch mechanism used in cabin door latches, including how the bolt engages and the door is held closed. Understand the role of flush-mounted door handles in actuating the door latches.

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