What action should be taken if a snap-back of the Perlon Rope occurs on the Hydraulic Landing Unit?

When a snap-back of the Perlon Rope occurs on the Hydraulic Landing Unit, it is crucial to check the lander for mis-spool. This action is essential because a mis-spooled rope can lead to improper landing behavior, potentially creating unsafe conditions for users and compromising the equipment's functionality. By inspecting the lander for mis-spool, you are ensuring that the rope is properly wound and secured, which can prevent future issues and enhance the overall safety of the operation.

Taking this step is fundamental in maintaining the integrity of the equipment and ensuring that all safety protocols are followed. If mis-spooling is found, corrective measures can be taken, such as re-spooling or adjusting the landing mechanics, thereby enhancing the safety and reliability of the Skycoaster operation. The focus on the lander directly addresses the immediate concern raised by the snap-back incident, making it a priority action in this scenario.