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Question 1

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The engine ignition system uses one of
the ___ igniters for engine starts on the
ground, and ______ between them for
each successive start. One failed igniter may
cause the engine to ____ __ ____, if the ___
igniter is the one in use for that start attempt.

Answer 1

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The engine ignition system uses one of
the two igniters for engine starts on the
ground, and alternates between them for
each successive start. One failed igniter may
cause the engine to fail to start, if the bad
igniter is the one in use for that start attempt.

Question 2

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1. To manually terminate an engine start cycle,
   place the throttle in the ____ position, wait __
   seconds and then press the _____ ________
   button.

Answer 2

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1. To manually terminate an engine start cycle,
   place the throttle in the OFF position, wait 15
   seconds and then press the starter disengage
   button.

Question 3

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2. The illumination of the engine start buttons
   indicates that the respective ____ ____ is
   ______.

Answer 3

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2. The illumination of the engine start buttons
   indicates that the respective start relay is
   closed.

Question 4

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4. The red OIL PRESS WARN light indicates
   an oil pressure ______ operating limits for the
   respective engine (____ than __ psi).

Answer 4

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4. The red OIL PRESS WARN light indicates
   an oil pressure below operating limits for the
   respective engine (less than 25 psi).

Question 5

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5. The ___ indication is primarily used to set
   engine thrust.

Answer 5

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5. The N1 indication is primarily used to set
   engine thrust.

Question 6

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6. The N2 indication is primarily used when
   _____ ___ _________ is a concern, as in the
   operation of ___-____ systems.

Answer 6

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6. The N2 indication is primarily used when
   bleed air temperature is a concern, as in the
   operation of anti-icing systems.

Question 7

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7. The OFF position of each throttle commands
   the respective FADEC to ____ the engine
   fuel valve.

Answer 7

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7. The OFF position of each throttle commands
   the respective FADEC to close the engine
   fuel valve.

Question 8

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8. N1 shaft separation will result in turbine
   _________ and _______ ______ ______.
   The engine incorporates a device to cut off
   ____ in case of a shaft separation, triggered
   by ___ movement of the ___ shaft.

Answer 8

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8. N1 shaft separation will result in turbine
   overspeed and catastrophic engine failure.
   The engine incorporates a device to cut off
   fuel in case of a shaft separation, triggered
   by aft movement of the N1 shaft.

Question 9

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9. The green lights next to the _______
   switches and the green ___ indications next
   to the ITT scales on the Engine Indicating
   System show that _______ _____ has been
   applied to ___ or ____ ignition exciters on
   the respective engine.

Answer 9

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9. The green lights next to the IGNITION
   switches and the green IGN indications next
   to the ITT scales on the Engine Indicating
   System show that electrical power has been
   applied to one or both ignition exciters on
   the respective engine.

Question 10

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10. The engines should not be operated above
    ___% N2 until the oil temperature is above
    ___°C.

Answer 10

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10. The engines should not be operated above
    80% N2 until the oil temperature is above
    10°C.