LR ICE and RAIN PROTECTION CAS Flashcards

1
Q

STAB OVHT (RED)

A

Stab overheat condition; does not automatically shutdown

Elevator buffet or stick pumping indicates ice may have formed on the stabilizer.

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2
Q

WING OVHT (RED)

A

Wing overheat condition; does not automatically shutdown

Elevator buffet or stick pumping indicates ice may have formed on the stabilizer.

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3
Q

WING/STAB OVHT LEAK (RED)

A

Leak detected (> 255F) in wing or stab supply ducts

Elevator buffet or stick pumping indicates ice may have formed on the stabilizer.

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4
Q

L AOA HT FAIL
R AOA HT FAIL
L R AOA HT FAIL
(YELLOW)

A

Respective AOA vane heater failed w/probe heat ON; stall warning may be unreliable

Respective stall warning stick shaker and Low Speed Awareness (LSA) cue may be unreliebale in icing conditions.

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5
Q

ICE DET FAIL (YELLOW)

A

Ice detect system failed

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6
Q

ICE DETECHED (YELLOW)

A

Ice detected and any of the bleed air anti-ice systems is not selected ON (suppressed on the ground)

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7
Q

L NAC HT
R NAC HT
L R NAC HT
(YELLOW)

A

Respective NAC S/I ON, but low bleed air pressure, or Pt2Tt2 probe heat failed

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8
Q

L NAC HT FAIL ON
R NAC HT FAIL ON
L R NAC HT FAIL ON
(YELLOW)

A

Respective NAC S/I not commanded ON, but bleed air pressure is present

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9
Q

L PITOT HT
R PITOT HT
L R PITOT HT
(YELLOW)

A

Respective probe heat OFF or pitot heat failed

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10
Q

SAT HT FAIL (YELLOW)

A

SAT/TAT probe heat failed w/R PROBE S/I ON

The SAT probe heat is inhibited on the ground.

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11
Q

STAB TEMP LOW (YELLOW)

A

Anti-Ice ON, stabilizer heat too low for effective anti-icing (> 10 seconds)

Low speed flight should be approached with care so that detection of abnormal flying qualities can be obtained. Elevator buffet or stick pumping indicates ice may have formed on the stabilizer.

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12
Q

STBY PITOT HT (YELLOW)

A

Standby R PROBE S/I OFF or heater failed

The standby pitot-static mast may be visible from the co-pilot’s seat. Visually check mast for ice or damage.

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13
Q

WING TEMP LOW (YELLOW)

A

Anti-Ice ON, wing heat too low for effective anti-icing (> 10 seconds)

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14
Q

L WSHLD HT FAIL
R WSHLD HT FAIL
L R WSHLD HT FAIL
(YELLOW)

A

Respective system or engine alternator failed/under-temp (< 50F)

  • Descent into conditions with a small split between the temperature and dew point may result in interior windshiled condensation (fogging).
  • If either WSHLD switch is OFF or inoperative, circling approaches are not recommended in icing or fogging conditions.
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15
Q

L WSHLD OVHT
R WSHLD OVHT
L R WSHLD OVHT
(YELLOW)

A

Respective windshield overheated (> 160F)

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16
Q

ICE DETECTED (WHITE)

A

Ice detected with Anti-Ice systems selected ON, (suppressed on the ground)

17
Q

STAB TMP FAULT (WHITE)

A

One of two stabilizer sensors failed; still functions normally

18
Q

WG/STAB HT OK (WHITE)

A

Ground test of wing/stab heat system OK (checks controller and sensors)

19
Q

WING TMP FAULT (WHITE)

A

One or more of four wing sensors failed; still functions normally

20
Q

L R WSHLD HT FAULT (WHITE)

A

Respective windshield heat ON, but degraded operation (still effective)