fuel heating to prevent fuel icing. A fuel tem-
perature sensor monitors fuel temperature at
the pump and an oil bypass valve on the FHOC
will automatically operate to preclude exces-
sive heating of the fuel. If the fuel is too hot,
a white “L/R FUEL HEATER” advisory mes-
sage will be generated by the CAS (Figure 7-
23). If the fuel is too cold, an amber “L/R
FUEL HEATER” caution message will ap-
pear on the EICAS.
The bearings and gearbox areas are gravity
scavenged to the inlets of the five scavenge el-
ements in the oil pump, which returns the oil
through a common scavenge line to the oil tank.
All bearing, gearbox and oil tank areas are
interconnected by vent lines which connect to
a breather pressurization valve. The breather
pressurization valve provides an ambient vent
for the oil system at low altitudes and at high
altitudes increases the vent and tank pressure
to prevent oil foaming and to ensure proper oil
pump operation.
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Fuel/oil cooler failure, fuel too cold.
Fuel/oil cooler failure, fuel too hot.
Low oil pressure, < 50 psi.