MASTER WARNING/WARNING SYSTEMS

Question 1

MASTER WARNING/WARNING SYSTEMS

1. The FIRE WARN test on the rotary TEST
   knob will illuminate both _____ ____
   lights, the red ________ ______
   annunciator, and both _______ ________
   lights.

Answer 1

MASTER WARNING/WARNING SYSTEMS

1. The FIRE WARN test on the rotary TEST
   knob will illuminate both ENGINE FIRE
   lights, the red BAGGAGE SMOKE
   annunciator, and both MASTER WARNING
   lights.

Question 2

MASTER WARNING/WARNING SYSTEMS

2. The ________ _______ lights illuminate
   flashing when a red annunciator is
   illuminated. They also illuminate flashing
   for a ____ _______ _____, and steady
   for a loss of _______ _____ on ___ of the
   electrical buses.

Answer 2

MASTER WARNING/WARNING SYSTEMS

2. The MASTER WARNING lights illuminate
   flashing when a red annunciator is
   illuminated. They also illuminate flashing
   for a dual generator failure, and steady
   for a loss of electrical power on one of the
   electrical buses.

Question 3

MASTER WARNING/WARNING SYSTEMS

3. The rudder bias test on the rotary TEST
   knob verifies the ability to ______ ________
   ______ from the rudder bias system. This will
   cause the control valve to _____ due to _____
   pressure.

Answer 3

MASTER WARNING/WARNING SYSTEMS

3. The rudder bias test on the rotary TEST
   knob verifies the ability to remove electrical
   power from the rudder bias system. This will
   cause the control valve to close due to spring
   pressure.

Question 4

MASTER WARNING/WARNING SYSTEMS

4. The rotary TEST knob is only fully
   functional with ______ ___ _____ applied
   and the Avionics switch in the ___ position.

Answer 4

MASTER WARNING/WARNING SYSTEMS

4. The rotary TEST knob is only fully
   functional with normal DC power applied
   and the Avionics switch in the ON position.

Question 5

MASTER WARNING/WARNING SYSTEMS

5. The rotary TEST knob is located in the
   ______ _________ _____.

Answer 5

MASTER WARNING/WARNING SYSTEMS

5. The rotary TEST knob is located in the
   pilot’s instrument panel.