T-45C TS, ADV & IUT EMFP-08
Electrical and Indicator Emergency Procedures
B.
Procedures - See NATOPS
Sg 6, fr 5
Emergency Oxygen
Actuator/OBOGS/
Anti-g
PROGRESS CHECK
Question 7 -- 1.8.1.4.3.2
Below what altitude should you descend if you have an
OBOGS malfunction?
ANSWER: 10,000 ft cabin altitude or minimum safe altitude
Sg 8, fr 2
Lesson Organization
V.
Centralized warning system (CWS) failure
ELECTRICAL AND INDICATOR
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
* Electrical system
A.
Audio tone failure 1.8.1.8.1.2, 1.8.1.8.1.2.1
failures
* Pitot static malfunctions
* ECS failures
1.
Indications: confirmed malfunction causes warning/
* OBOGS contamination/failure
caution lights to illuminate without tone
* CWS failure
* MFD failure
2.
Procedures
Sg 8, fr 3, 4
Warning/Caution Tone
a.
Comply with procedures for indicated
Failure
malfunction
b.
Set MASTER TEST switch to TONE TEST to
test audio tone
c.
Verify operation of intercom normal amplifier
(NORM)
(1) Perform comm check with aft cockpit or key
Sg 8, fr 5
ICS and listen for side tone
Light Test/Tone Test
Switch
(2) Select alternate amplifier (ALT)
NOTE: If tone sounds for no apparent
reason, attempt to cancel by pushing the
MASTER ALERT light.
d.
Land as soon as practical
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