Immediate Actions Flashcards

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ENGINE/CABIN FIRE ON GROUND

A
TDTD
2 Fuel - Fuel shut-off and PUMP 
2 Brake - Rotor brake lock and brake CRANK (Eng fire only) 
EXT PWR BATT
Vacate aircraft
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ENGINE FIRE IN FLIGHT?

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Check for confirmatory signs of fire.
If fire confirmed: Enter autorotation Throttle - Fuel shut–off - FUEL PUMP Carry out an engine-off landing
If no sign of fire: Land as soon as possible.
May use engine to position.

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CABIN FIRE IN FLIGHT

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Heater and demist … OFF
Windows … Open
MASTER SW … ON
Use the hand fire extinguisher if necessary
Note: Power to the No.1 UHF is regained by the EMERG UHF switch
If fire persists: Land immediately

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ENGINE FAILURE

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Recover Nr & enter auto
Check throttle in FLIGHT; Check N G
If N G <50% If height permits, consider a restart or Conduct an EOL
If time permits: Shutdown engine

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ENGINE FAILURE IN THE HOVER

A

Stop both yaw and drift
Cushion touchdown
Complete shutdown.

Considerations If in a high hover, lower collective lever to conserve Nr for the cushion and some forward speed may be gained with application of forward cyclic.

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ENGINE RUN UP

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Raise collective lever to contain N R Partially close throttle to set 370 N R (see warning below)
Lower lever to restore normal N R Repeat this process to set power to fly at 65 kt.

Warning: If retarding the throttle has no effect on N R, operate the starter slide, close the throttle, enter autorotation and carry out an EOL.

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BATT TEMP CAPTION

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EXT PWR BATT … OFF
Land as soon as possible
Complete shutdown using fuel shut-off lever Evacuate aircraft ( Possible thermal runaway) Note: Attempting to shut down using the starter slide will result in the loss of all electrical services which cannot be recovered.

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MGB INPUT DRIVE FAILURE

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Enter autorotation Close throttle to idle to maintain drive to tail rotor Carry out an engine off landing.

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TAIL ROTOR DRIVE FAILURE

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In Hover: Close throttle Cushion touchdown with collective High OGE / Low Speed: Reduce power sufficiently to reduce yaw If possible fly away Alternatively carry out an engine off landing
In Forward Flight: Reduce power sufficiently to prevent further yaw Establish a power/IAS combination for controlled flight.

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9
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HOVER – UNCOMMANDED RIGHT TURN

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Oppose turn with left pedal Close throttle slowly to reduce N R (minimum 320 N R ) Maintain hover until turn stops Land, maintaining the N R at the value when the turn stopped.

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HOVER – UNCOMMANDED LEFT TURN

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Immediate actions Oppose turn with right pedal Close throttle commensurate with turn rate Cushion landing.

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11
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LOW HYDRAULIC PRESSURE IN FORWARD FLIGHT

A

Adjust to 60 kt
Check HYD Test OFF
HYD isolate OFF

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LOW HYDRAULIC PRESSURE IN THE HOVER

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Land, if area suitable If not suitable fly away, establish positive airspeed and continue as per Low Hydraulic Pressure in Forward Flight, immediate actions.

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HYDRAULIC SLIDER-VALVE SEIZURE

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IAS … If possible adjust to 60 kt
HYD isolate switch … OFF
Continue as per Low Hydraulic Pressure - Subsequent actions

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