Engine Fire is indicated.
Thrust lever to Idle. If light remains on, HP fuel cock Shut.
Perform engine failure checklist.
Left or Right engine cooling air
is 860 deg F or higher. Thrust lever to Idle.
If light remains on, HP fuel cock Shut. Perform engine failure checklist.
APU Fire has been detected.
APU Master OFF, Fuel Boost Pumps OFF, APU Fire Extinguisher - Discharge,
Engines - shut down.
A fault exists in the ground spoiler
system. Pull the ground spoiler deact handle and select the Ground
Spoiler Arming Switch to OFF.
The thrust reverser linkage has
moved over center from the stowed position toward deploy.
Cabin altitude is greater than 9,250
plus or minus 750 ft.
Left or right pylon temperature
has exceeded 325 deg F.
Aft equipment bay temperatrue is
200 deg F or higher.
Left oil pressure sensor indicates
less than 15 psi.
Right oil pressure sensor indicates
less than 15 psi.
Left fuel pressure less than 15
psi or both boost pumps on one side off and crossflow closed.
Right fuel pressure less than 15
psi or both boost pumps on one side off and crossflow closed.
Left or Right fuel filter clogged
Respective hopper tank 675 lbs or
less, 15 to 20 minutes fuel remaining.
The Main DC Bus is UNPOWERED.
It can be powered with the Emergency T/R if electrical load permits.
Aux hydraulic pump temperature 300
deg F or higher.
Flight system hydraulic pressure
is low. Yaw damper is inop. One or both thrust reversers may
be inop depending on the mod status of the airplane.
The Emergency T/R should be powered
but is not. Make sure an alternator is selected ON to power the T/R.
Radio rack area is 200 deg F or
higher.
Flight hydraulic system temperature
is 220 deg F or higher.
Combined hydraulic system temperature
is 220 deg F or higher.
APU alternator tmeperature is 300
deg F or higher.
T/R temperature is 200 deg F or
higher.
Instrument inverter temperature
is 200 F or higher.
Flight recorder inoperative.
Ask the Co-Pilot for a quarter, and write it up when you land.
Battery is charging at more than
15 amps after 5 minutes of charging.
Cabin Altitude has exceeded 13,500
feet. Passenger masks have deployed. Verify that Crew Masks
are on and operating, then follow up with manual deployment procedure for
cabin masks.
Aft equipment door is not properly
closed.
The Main and/or bagage compartment
door is not properly secured.
The Yaw Damper is inop. Avoid
high altitude / high speed flight and turbulence if able.
The utility hydraulic pump switch
is in the off position.
Start valve is open. If it
does not close at the proper time, Start Master switch OFF, both BLEED
AIR switches OFF, Opposite engine, Shut Down, APU & External Air OFF,
All Wing and Engine Anti-Ice switches ON......When bleed air pressure reaches
minimum value, Shut Down the Engine. Starter and Start Valve must
be REPLACED before the next start attempt.
Left or right generator is not online.
Left or right gentertor temperatrue
has is 250 deg F or higher.
The left or right DC feeder is disconnected.
The generator on that side can not power the MAIN DC bus.
The emergency T/R is powering the
EMER DC bus, or the EMER and MAIN DC busses. This is normal on the
ground while using the APU for electric power, and in flight for "Split
Bus" operation.
Left or right alternator is not
online.
Left or right alternator temperatrue
is 250 deg F or higher.
The Instrument Inverter Bus is unpowered.
Instrument Inverter Bus switch NORMAL. If light remains on, Instrument
Inverter Bus switch EMERG. Check INV INST BUS Voltage. If not
powered, check CB's on F/O CB panel & main power box.
The respective Inverter bus is unpowered.
Select the bus switch to STBY to power the bus with the B Inverter.
If both bus control switches are in STBY, only the Main Bus will be powered.
Inverter A or C or the respective
inverters T/R temperature is 200 deg F or higher. Select the affected
bus switch to STBY to power the bus with the B Inverter.
Inverter B or it's T/R temperature
is 200 deg F or higher, and has turned it's self off. It has the
auto shut down feature because it is located in the radio rack in the cabin.
Respective fuel boost pump has failed.
Select another fuel pump on the same side and turn the failed pump off,
or verify that both pumps on the opposite side are on and open the crossflow
valve. Turn the failed pump off, and monitor fuel balance.
The fuel crossflow valve is open.
The fuel intertank valve is open.
The Combined hydraulic system pressure
is low. Place the Utility Pump switch to ON / OVERRIDE. If
this does not restore Combined System, turn the Utility Pump OFF.
Operate the Flaps and Brakes with the AUX Pump, Blow down the Landing Gear.
Deploy the speedbrakes after touchdown, and don't even think about Thrust
Reversers. Moving the levers may apply forward thrust on one or both
reversers depending on the mod status of the airplane.
Flaps are Up and stabilizer is not
in the proper position. Check Stab / Flap Gauge. Land with
minimum flaps based on runway requirement. Expect higher up elevator
forces to be required during landing flare.
The respective stall warning system
is sensing a near stall condition.
Anti-Skid system is Inop.
If you have an MEL, flight is permited if Flap 20 deg takeoff can be made
and the Ground Spoilers are available.
The Cabin Pressurization Controller
has switched, or been selected to the Manual mode. The outflow valve
must be adjusted by the crew.
The cabin oxygen system has activated.
Bleed air pressure is 90 PSI or
higher.
Bootstrap unit compressor discharge
temperature 400 deg F or higher.
Left or right bleed air temperatrue
has exceeded 550 deg F.
Left or right wing temperatrue is
180 deg F or higher.
Master warning CB's # 1 or 2, or
one or more of the 16 AUX Master Warning CB's are popped.
The tone generator has failed.
Aural warnings are inop.
Engine ignition circuit is powered.
L FRONT ON
|
R FRONT ON
|
L D/V ON
|
R D/V ON
|
The indicated window panel is powered
and therefore heated.
One or both landing lights are not
fully retracted.
Left or right pitot tubes are heated
Left or right pitot heat is OFF,
or has failed.
The external battery switch is ON.
Turn it off before you fly, or before you leave the airplane.
AC or DC External power is connected
to the airplane.
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