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Engine Fire on the Ground
Engine Fire on the Ground
Parking Brake..............................ON
Power Levers.....................Both Idle
Prop Levers.................Both Feather
Fuel Levers.....................Both Cutoff
Fuel SOV (Aff Eng)....................OFF
Fire Pull Handle (Aff Eng)......... Pull
Boost Pumps.....................Both OFF
Radio Call...............................Make
DC Master................................OFF
Aircraft............................. Evacuate
Fire.................................Extinguish
Engine Fire in Flight
Engine Fire in Flight
Power/Prop Live Eng..........Increase
Fire.......................................Confirm
Power Lever (Aff Eng).........Idle
Prop Lever (Aff Eng)...........Feather
Fuel Lever (Aff Eng)...........Off
Fuel SOV (Aff Eng)...........Off
Fire Pull Handle (Aff Eng)...Pull
Boost Pump (Aff Eng)....... Off
Refer to checklist
Engine Fire on Start
Engine Fire on Start
Fuel Lever.................Off
Power Lever...............Idle
Ignition CB (L or R)..... Pull
Starter...........Motor
Fire still persists:
Boost Pump...........Off
Fuel SOV...............Off
Shutdown both engines
Evacuate
Extinguish
Fuselage Fire - Unknown Source
Fuselage Fire - Unknown Source
- All electrics off
- Reduce air circulation and drafts
- Heating and ventilation off
- Land as soon as possible
Engine Failure Before Rotation
Engine Failure Before Rotation
Power....Idle
Brakes.......Max
Refer to Checklist
Engine Failure on Takeoff Below 400ft
Engine Failure on Takeoff Below 400ft
Power....Max (ref tq, ITT, ng)
Flaps....10deg
Speed.....76kts
- Identify failed engine:
- Feather that prop
- Positive rate to 400ft
- Engine failure on takeoff checklist
Engine Failure on Takeoff Above 400ft
Engine Failure on Takeoff Above 400ft
Power...... Max (ref Tq, ITT, Ng)
- Identify failed engine
Power Lever (Aff Eng)...Idle
Prop Lever (Aff Eng)...Feather
Fuel Lever (Aff Eng)....Off
Fuel SOV (Aff Eng)..... Off
Boost Pump (Aff Eng)... Off
Refer to Engine failure on take off checklist
Engine Failure in Flight/In Flight Shutdown
Engine Failure in Flight/In Flight Shutdown
Power Live Eng...... Increase
- Identify failed engine
Power Lever (Aff Eng)...Idle
Prop Lever (Aff Eng)...Feather
Fuel Lever (Aff Eng)....Off
Fuel SOV (Aff Eng)..... Off
Boost Pump (Aff Eng)... Off
Refer to Engine Failure In Flight Checklist
Prop Feathers Inflight
Prop Feathers Inflight
Aff Eng:
Power Lever....Idle
Prop Lever..Feather
Fuel Lever... Off
Inflight Prop Reversal
Inflight Prop Reversal
Affected Eng:
Power Lever....Idle
Prop Lever..Feather
Fuel Lever... Off
Fuel SOV...Off
Prop Overspeed
Prop Overspeed
Np > 101.5%
Power....Idle
Airspeed....Reduce
Prop....Feather
(If necessary: Flaps 10, Reduce speed not below 1.3Vs, reduce Alt)
If prop does not feather.... DO NOT shutdown engine, maintain Idle Ng
- Shutdown
Beta Light Cycling
Props...Min Gov
Power... Increase
Symmetric Tq to touchdown
DO NOT twist power levers or pull Beta Sys CB
Beta Light Steady
-Increase in Tq
Power... Reduce to prevent over Tq
Beta Sys CB... Pull
Use normal power
No Beta Backup available
Hot/Hung Start
Fuel Lever....Off
Starter....Motor