CJ1 Annunciators Flashcards

1
Q

BATT O’TEMP (RED)

A

Upper Light flashes when battery temps is over 145F. Triggers master warning light flashing. Whole light flashes when battery temp is over 160F and will reactive the master warning light flashing. Lower light will go out when battery temp drops below 160F.

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2
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CAB ALT 10000 FT (RED)

A

Cabin altitude is above 10,000ft and triggers a master warning light.

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OIL PRESSURE WARN LH RH (RED)

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Light advises that the oil pressure is below 25 psi in the left and/or right engine. Operates from a different sensor than the oil press gauge. Triggers the master warning light flashing.

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4
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FUEL GAUGE LH RH (YELLOW)

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Indicates that a fault has been detected in the respective fuel gauging system. May also be the result of improper fuel capacitance.

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5
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FUEL BOOST ON LH RH (WHITE)

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Indicates power has been applied, either automatically or manually, to the left and/or right fuel boost pump.

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FUEL LOW LEVEL LH RH (YELLOW)

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Light advises the fuel quantity is below 185 lb. usable in the left and/or right fuel tanks as determined by a float switch. Triggers master caution light.

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FUEL LOW PRESS LH RH (YELLOW)

A

The fuel pressure is below normal limits in the left and/or right engine fuel supply lines. Triggers a master caution light.

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8
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FUEL FLTR BYPASS LH RH (YELLOW)

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Indicates that a bypass of the left and/or right fuel filter is impending or actually occurring. Triggers a master caution light.

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9
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FUEL TRANSFER/ATT STOW SELECTED (WHITE)

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Indicates normal operation of the fuel transfer system. The supply fuel tank FUEL BOOST ON will also be illuminated. The thrust attenuator switch is in the stow position.

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10
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GEN OFF LH RH (YELLOW)

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Indicates the left and/or right generator power relay is opened. Illumination of both LH and RH lights will trigger the master warning light.

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11
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F/W SHUTOFF LH RH (YELLOW)

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Indicates applicable Engine Fire button has been pushed. All electrical, fuel, and hydraulic systems are closed at the applicable firewall.

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12
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EMERG PRESS ON/FRESH AIR (YELLOW)

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Indicates the emergency pressurization system has been turned on at the air source select knob. Fresh air indicates the air source select knob is set to the fresh air position.

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13
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HYD FLOW LOW LH RH (YELLOW)

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Light advises that the left and/or right hydraulic pump flow rate is below normal

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14
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HYD PRESS ON/SPD BRK EXTENDED (WHITE)

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Advises that the hydraulic system is pressurized and the system bypass valve is closed. Light advises that the left and right speed brakes are fully extended.

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15
Q

ATTEN UNLOCK LH RH (WHITE)

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Indicates that the respective thrust attenuator is not in the stowed (locked) position.

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16
Q

FLAPS >35 degrees (YELLOW)

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Light will illuminate and activate master caution if the flaps are extended beyond 35 degrees and the throttles are advanced above 85% N2.

17
Q

PRK BRK LOW PRESS/ANTISKID INOP (YELLOW)

A

Indicates the power brake hydraulic pressure is low. The anti skid inop light will also be on. Advises that the anti skid system is inoperative, that the control switch is in the off position, or the system is in a test mode.

18
Q

TAIL DE-ICE LH RH (WHITE)

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Light illuminates when regulated bleed air is applied to the tail de-ice boots.

19
Q

W/S AIR O’HEAT/AOA HTR FAIL (YELLOW)

A

With the control switch in HI or LOW, advises that air to the windshield exceeds safe temp limits. With the switch OFF, indicates that the windshield shutoff valve has failed open or is leaking bleed air allowing line pressure to exceed 5 psi. Indicates the AOA probe heater is inoperative, or the pitot heat switch is off.

20
Q

P/S HTR OFF LH RH (YELLOW)

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Light advises that the pitot heater switch is off, or if the switch is on, that power has been lost to the pitot tube heaters or one or both static port heaters in that system.

21
Q

ENG ANTI-ICE LH RH (YELLOW)

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Light advises one of the following engine nacelle temp is below safe level for satisfactory ice protection, or in flight, the throttle is below 70% N2 microswitch position.

22
Q

WING ANTI-ICE LH RH (YELLOW)

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Indicates wing leading edge is undertemp, overtemp, or when in flight under 70% N2 RPM.

23
Q

BLD AIR O’HEAT (YELLOW)

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Indicates that a malfunction has caused the bleed air leaving the respective pre cooler to exceed the allowable temperature.

24
Q

AIR DUCT O’HEAT (YELLOW)

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Indicates the temp in the duct leading to the cabin exceeds safe limits.