Electrical Flashcards
BAT DISCHARGE Light
Excessive battery discharge
TR UNIT Light
On ground – any TR unit failed
In flight – TR1 failed, or TR2 and TR3 failed
ELEC Light
On ground only – fault in DC or Standby power system
DRIVE Light
IDG low oil pressure, caused by
• IDG failure
• IDG automatic disconnect due to high oil temp
• IDG manual disconnect thru DISCONNECT Switch
• Engine shutdown
STANDBY PWR OFF Light
AC Standby, DC Standby, or Battery Bus not powered
TRANSFER BUS OFF Light
Transfer Bus not powered
SOURCE OFF Light
No source selected or last selected source disconnected
GEN OFF BUS Light
IDG not powering the related Transfer Bus
APU GEN OFF BUS Light
APU running but not powering a bus
GRD POWER AVAILABLE Light
Ground power of acceptable quality connected to aircraft
Which buses are controlled by the OFF and BAT positions of the STANDBY POWER Switch?
OFF position AC Standby Bus, DC Standby Bus
BAT position AC Standby Bus, DC Standby Bus, and Battery Bus
What happens when the BUS TRANSFER Switch is placed in OFF?
- Isolates AC Transfer Bus 1 from AC Transfer Bus 2 if one IDG is supplying power to both AC Transfer Buses
- Isolates DC Bus 1 from DC Bus 2 by opening the Cross Bus Tie Relay
If the APU is the only available power source (ground or flight), what happens if the BUS TRANSFER Switch is placed in OFF?
It arms each BTB to open if its related APU GEN Switch is moved to OFF
What is required for the Switched Hot Battery Bus to be powered?
BAT Switch must be ON
Must the BAT Switch be ON to connect ground power to the buses?
Yes