AS 22 - Troubleshooting Flashcards

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Review Questions

What three inputs does the Air Digital Data Computer recieve?

A

Pitot pressure from the pitot heads
Static pressure from the static ports
Temperature from the temperature probes

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All subordinate goals, tasks and activities should align with what?

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Strategic level goals

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What are the common troubleshooting errors?

A
Poor goal setting
Lack of awareness
Failure to consider the implications
Poor planning
Failure to act
Lack of knowledge
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What types of malfunction message may come up in the Message History Area?

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Type 1 and Type 2

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Describe Type 1 and Type 2 messages in the Message History Area

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Type 1 - Critical messages requiring operator intervention to prevent further damage (Radar Hot)

Type 2 - Device failure messages identifying devices or instruments that are not operating according to available status information

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Name the troubleshooting methodology used for when a system isn’t operating as intended.

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Four Point System

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What are the stages for the Four Point System?

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Initial actions
Analysis
Corrective actions
Follow-up actions

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Describe the Initial Actions stage

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Provides awareness of an actual or suspected equipment malfunction
First crew member who notices the malfunction should notify the crew
Consideration for the urgency of the situation
Determine if the situation is a “no duff” or not

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Describe the Analysis stage

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Provides detailed awareness and understanding of the equipment malfunction

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What are some actions that can be taken during the Analysis stage?

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Scan mission kit to ID all affected systems
Noting all observed malfunctions
Confirm switch selection (ON/OFF/STBY)
Confirming recent maintenance
Inspect CBs
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Describe the Corrective Actions stage

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Attempt to rectify the malfunction using operator knowledge and skills as well as the product of their analysis

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What are some actions that can be taken during the Corrective Action phase?

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Turn system ON/OFF
Reset/ reboot/ reinitialize the system
Carry out specific checklist items
Pass control of system to another crew member

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Describe the Follow-up Actions stage

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Carried out when the system malfunction cannot be rectified
Crew must make a decision to continue or not
The MC will decide is malfunction impedes student’s ability to complete flight
AC will decide if safety of flight is compromised

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What are the three possible scenarios that can come out of the Follow-up Actions stage?

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Safety of flight: Affected system poses safety of flight hazard, RTB
Major mission degradation: System malfunction makes mission impossible to complete mission, RTB
Minor mission degradation: Doesn’t make mission impossible to complete, mission will continue

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Review Questions

What are some common troubleshooting errors?

A
Poor goal setting
Lack of awareness
Failure to consider the implications
Poor planning
Failure to act
Lack of knowledge
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Review Questions

List and briefly describe the Four Points

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Initial actions: Provides awareness of the actual malfunction
Analysis: Detailed awareness and understanding of the actual or suspected equipment malfunction
Corrective actions: Attempt to rectify the malfunction
Follow-up actions: If malfunction not rectified, crew must make a decision if the flight/ mission can continue