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Cessna 210B - Emergency Procedures; Fuel System Emergency Operation; Landing Gear Emergency Operation

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Operating
Details
II
OIL DILUTION
TABLE
I
TEMPER ATUR E
'"
O°F
-10 ° F
-
20
,
DILUTION TIME
2
min.
-
~5
min.-
~8
lIlil!
FUEL
ADDED
1
qt.
2.5
qt.-
~4
1
Ii
-
Maximum
Sump
Capacity
- 16
quarts
Maximum
for
Take-off
-
13
quarts
Figure
3-2.
cate
a
screen
being
clogged
with
beginning
with
a
full
o
il
SUItIlI
t
sludge
washed
down
by
the
fuel.
quarts),
subsequent
s
tar
ts
allli
"II
II.
gine
warm-up
should
be
protl1l1
NOTE
to
evaporate
enough
of
tbe
hI!'
I \
lower
the
oil
sump
level
to
13
' 1"
11
,1
On
the
first
operation
of
the
oil
prior
to
take
-off.
Othe
rwl
",·,
dilution
system
each
season,
use
sump
may
overflow
w
hen
lh., it I
the
full
dilution
period,
drain
plane
is
nosed
up
for
cUm"
,
the
011,
clean
the
screen,
refill
To
avoid
progressiv
e
dUull
.... ,
with
new
oil
and
redilute
as
re-
the
oil,
flights
of
at
least
OJ\(' IU'II
quired.
duration
should
be
made
lxllw
dilution
operations.
If
the
full
dilution
time
was
used,
emergeDEV
YS
TEM
EMERGENCY
PROCEDURES.
fUll
SYSTEM-EMERGENCY
OPERATION.
III
the
event
of
an
engine-driven
fuel
pump
failure,
turn
the
auxiliary
f
ill
I
pump
switch
to
"HI."
This
will
supply
sufficient
fuel
flow
for
cruising
'
'If!l.i;
however,
the
mixture
control
must
be
reset.
Land
as
soon
as
prac-
,i .
11
If
fuel
flow
indication
remains
below
normal.
I\.
prolong
ed
Sideslip
in
the
direction
of
the
fuel
tank
in
use
can
cause
11I'.1
1Il'
fuel
starvation
if
the
fuel
quantity
is
low
since
the
fuel
tank
outlet
1
',,1
1 H
may
be
uncovered.
'I'he
quickest
recovery
of
fuel
flow
to
the
engine
can
be
accomplished
II
1111
'
following
manner:
( I)
Level
the
aircraft.
(2)
Push
the
mixture
control
to
full
rich.
(:I)
Push
the
throttle
full
forward.
(,1)
Turn
the
auxiliary
fuel
pump
switch
to
"HI."
1':II~ine
operation
should
resume
within
six
seconds
if
this
procedure
is
/1
)o."
"
uled
promptly.
I
ANDING
GEAR-EME
IRGENCY OPERATION.
When
the
landing
gear
will
not
extend
normally,
it
may
be
extended
1l
Iolll
u
ally
as
follows:
NOTE
Prior
to
following
emergency
procedures,
it
is
recommended
that
fhe
landing
gear
handle
be
moved
from
"UP"
to
"OOWN"
several
times.
In
certain
cases,
this
procedure
can
dislodge
foreign
matter
which
may
be
caUSing
the
malfunction.
(1)
Place
the
gear
handle
in the
full
"OOWN"
position.
(:.!)
Pull
the
emergency
hand
pump
out
to
its
full
extension.
3-10
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