Flight Manual STEMME S6
Doc.-No.:P400-006.000 E Page: 3-39 Revision: ---
Date of Issue: 07. October 2008 Agency approved Date of Rev.: --.--.----
3.12.2 Vibrations caused by the propeller or the propulsion system
Reasons for abnormal vibrations may be a local propeller-damage or a
malfunction of the engine or the drive system. It is recommended to REDUCE
the engine-RPM immediately. If the vibrations are not clearly reduced, the
following procedure is recommended:
Change to glider-configuration (see section 4.7.3.3)
Prepare for an off-field-landing or landing on the next suitable airfield.
3.12.3 Flights in Icing-Conditions
Flights into icing-conditions are not allowed. If icing-conditions are met
unintentionally, ice can build-up on:
- Wings
- Tail-surfaces
- Flight-controls
- Propeller.
The risk of ice is greater at high altitudes. Additionally, ice on the cockpit-canopy
can reduce the visibility.
It is recommended to initiate an emergency-descent immediately to
2. Cowl-flaps OPEN (to avoid freezing
locked in the CLOSED
4. Flight-controls MOVE (to avoid freezing
Warning: Ice on wings can increase the stall-speed remarkably and
can change flutter-behavior. The minimum-speed is also
increased by the additional weight.