During LRU-31/AA inspection, what should not be done?

Opening liferaft access doors during the LRU-31/AA inspection is not appropriate because doing so can compromise the integrity of the liferaft or expose it to unnecessary risks. Liferaft access doors are designed to be sealed during inspections to ensure that the equipment remains in a pristine condition and is protected from contamination or damage. Therefore, keeping these doors closed helps maintain the proper functioning and reliability of the liferaft for emergency scenarios.

On the other hand, unhooking lower LPU lobes, removing all safety ties, and inspecting inner safety equipment are essential actions in the inspection process. Unhooking lower LPU lobes allows for a thorough examination of the life preserver units, while removing safety ties is necessary to facilitate proper inspection or maintenance. Inspecting inner safety equipment ensures that all components function correctly, thereby enhancing the overall safety of the equipment.