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MODEL
402C
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
(ABBREVIATED PROCEDURES)
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LANDING GEAR EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
HYD PRESS LIGHT REMAINS ILLUMINATED AFTER GEAR CYCLE
1.
Landing
Gear Switch - RAPIDLY RECYCLE.
2.
If HYD PRESS light still illuminated:
a Landing Gear - DOWN.
b.
GEAR HYD Circuit Breaker - PULL.
c.
If
HYD
PRESS
light
remains
illuminated
- LAND
as
soon
as
practical
tol
prevent
damage
to
the
hydraulic
systems
and/or
components.
LANDING GEAR DOWN AND LOCKED LIGHT ILLUMINATED WITH GEAR
HANDLE
UP
AND HYD PRESS LIGHT OUT
1.
Pertorm "LANDING GEAR WILL NOT EXTEND HYDRAULICALLY" Checklist.
LANDING GEAR WILL NOT EXTEND HYDRAULICALLY
1. Airspeed
~
130 KIAS or
less.
2.
Landing
Gear Switch - DOWN.
3. GEAR
HYD
Circuit Breaker - PULL.
4. Emergency Gear
Extension
T-Handle - PULL.
5.
Gear Down Lights -
ON;
Unlocked Light -
OFF.
6.
If Main Gear
does
not lock
down
- YAW AIRPLANE. Airtoads
will
lock
main
gear
down
II
uplocks have
released.
7.
Gear Warning Hom - CHECK.
8.
As
soon
as praeticai - LAND
.------lcAuTION\
-------,
The
landing
gear
cannot
be
retracted
in
flight
once
the
emergency
gear
extension
T-handle
has
been
pulled.
Ground
servicing
is
required.
LANDING GEAR WILL NOT RETRACT HYDRAULICALLY
1.
Landing Gear Switch - DOWN.
2.
Gear Down Lights -
ON;
Unlocked Light -
OFF.
3.
Gear Warning
Horn
- CHECK.
4. As
soon
as
practical - LAND.
FLIGHT INSTRUMENTS EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
VACUUM PUMP FAILURE (Attitude and Directional Gyros)
1.
Failure
indicated
by
left
or
right
red
failure
button
exposed
on
vacuum
gage.
2.
Automatic
valve
will
select
operative
source.
3.
Vacuum
Pressure
- CHECK
proper
vacuum
from
operative
source.
OBSTRUCTION OR ICING OF STATIC SOURCE:
1.
Alternate Static Source -
OPEN.
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2.
Excess
Altitude
and
Airspeed
- MAINTAIN
to
compensate
for
change
in
caiibration. (See Figures 5-2
and
5-4)
1 November 1979
Revision 4 - 1 December 1983
3-11

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