Annunciator Panel Flashcards

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Battery over temp
Temp greater than 160
Possible overcharge

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Cabin Altitude above 10,000 ft with pressurization controller in the normal mode

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Low Oil Pressure Warning

Oil pressure below 25 psi

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Fault has been detected in the respective fuel gauging system. Monitor respective fuel gauge for proper indication. Check fuel quantity after landing.

Gauge unreliable

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5
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Respective fuel boost pump was either automatically or manually turned on (power was applied)

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Remaining fuel in the respective tank is 185 +/- 15 LBS, or less

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Low fuel pressure on the respective engine

Low pressure switch is closed

Low pressure switch closes at 4.65 psi (normal is 6-8 psi)

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Indicates fuel filter bypass or impending bypass

Filter is clogged and fuel is bypassing the filter

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Normal operation of the fuel transfer system. The supply tank FUEL BOOST ON annunciator will also be illuminated during normal operations

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10
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Attenuator switch is in the stow position

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11
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Generator INOP on respective engine

Power relay is open

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12
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Indicates an open start control circuit breaker in the aft junction box

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Indicates an open 225 amp current limiter in the aft junction box.
Normal generated power is available to the respective busses, but the Cross tie buss will not supply power to the respective bus from the battery or from the opposite generator In the event of a generator failure.

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14
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Applicable ENGINE FIRE switch has been activated. All electrical, fuel, and hydraulic are systems are closed at the applicable firewall

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Indicates the emergency pressurization system has been turned on at the AIR SOURCE SELECT knob

Air supplied from windshield anti ice system

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Indicates the AIR SOURCE SELECT knob is set to the FRESH AIR position. The airplane will not pressurize in fresh air mode

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Indicates INOP pumps

Hydraulic flow rate below normal

With LR or RH lights, probably hydraulic leak

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Hydraulic system is pressurized because loading valve is closed.

Illuminates normally when the speed brakes, landing gear, or flaps are in the transit or the thrust attenuators are being stowed.

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Speed brakes are in the fully extended position

20
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Respective thrust attenuator is not in the stowed position.

21
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Flaps greater than 35 and MASTER CAUTION annunciators will illuminate if the flaps are extended beyond 35 degrees and both throttles are advanced above 85% N2

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PRW BRK LOW PRESS illuminates if pump pressure switch detects less that 750 psi. It will also illuminate the ANTISKID INOP annunciator

When the gear handle is placed down and the hydraulic brake system pressure is too low

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Failure or improper position of one or more door switches and or possible disengagement of the lower forward cabin door pin

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Indicates cabin door primary seal pressure is too low to maintain door seal integrity. Secondary seal should maintain pressurization

Door seal psi less than 8.45

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Normal operation is indicated by illumination cycles of 6 seconds LH, 6 seconds off, 6 seconds RH, then off, repeating approximately every 3 minutes.

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If switch is HIGH or LOW, over temp in the system. So select low, reduce windshield bleed valves to minimum flow

Air temp to windshield is above 300 degrees

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AOA heater failure

No electrical power to the AOA vane

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Pitot static heater failure

No electric power to the pitot tube heater, or one or both static port heaters

29
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Engine inlet temp is below safe level for satisfactory ice protection

Under speed or under temp.

Illuminates steady after 1 minute after condition was sensed
Illuminates flashes and MASTER CAUTION after 2 minutes

Increase power above 70%

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Under speed or under temp

Indicates wing leading edge temp is below safe level for satisfactory ice protection. This is normal when wing anti ice is first actuated, until normal temp is achieved, and if engine speed is reduced below approximately 70% N2. Can also indicate wing over temperature.

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Temp greater than 540

Indicates that malfunction has caused the bleed air leaving the repetitive precooler to exceed allowable temperature. Likely occurs when engine, wind, and or windshield anti ice is on and engine power is high.

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Cabin supply greater than 300 degrees F

Master caution associated

Environmental system air duct overheat

Select cooler temp, manual mode, then manually select cold.

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Indicates failure of the visual annunciator test.

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Indicates failure of the audio annunciator test