If the tip of an electrical overshoe is torn
- it may be cut back.
- it may be classified as acceptable damage.
- it must not be cut back.
Explanation from PART66Online
Electrical de-icing overshoes are bonded heater assemblies, not structural material that can be trimmed. A torn tip exposes the heating element and breaks the seal, so cutting it back would not restore serviceability; the overshoe must be replaced rather than cut back. This is why it must not be cut back.
ibrahimsoubra asked · 20 Jan 2017
can someone explain this, i dont get what the question means by "cut back"
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