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ANTI-ICE SYSTEMS (CONT)
IF
AIRFLOW
SHOUlD
FAIL
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The pilot's
windshield
may
be
anti-iced
by
the
following:
1.
WSHlD &
RADOME/RADOME
Switch -
WSHLD
&
RADOME.
This
will
anti-ice the radome and the pilot's
windshield
and
give
alcohol
flow
for
approximately 45 minutes.
The
ALe
AI
light
will
come
on when alcohol
is
depleted.
2.
WSHlD &
RADOMEIRADOME
Switch -
OFF
when ALe
AI
light
illuminates
or
clear
of
icing
conditions.
Aircraft 35-107. 35-113 &
Subsequent
not
incorporating
AMK
91-2. Aircraft 36-032 &
Subsequent
not
incorporating
AMK91-2.
The
WSHLD
HT
switch
has three positions
labeled
ON,
HOlD,
OFF.
In
the
OFF
position, no
windshield
airflow
is
available.
In
the
ON
position, the
control
valve
is
fully
open
allowing
maximum
airflow
to the
windshield.
The
HOlD
position is
used
to stop the control
valve
in
any
position between
ful-
ly
closed
and
fully
open. If a change
in
airflow
is
desired, set
switch
to
OFF
or
ON
until
desired
airflow
is
obtained then set
switch
to
HOLD.
TO
ACTIVATE
THE
SYSTEM
1.
WSHLD
HT
Switch
-
ON.
The green
WSHLD
HT light
will
come
on
when the control
valve
begins to open.
If
the
red
WSHLD
OV
HT
light
comes on, the overheat shutoff
valve
will
automatically
close
until
the
windshield
has cooled, then open again.
2.
To
reduce
flow
in
the event
of
excessive
noise
or system
cycling:
WSHLD
HT Switch -
OFF,
until
flow
is
acceptable, then
HOLD.
TO
DEACTIVATE
THE
SYSTEM:
1. WSHlD HT Switch -
OFF.
IF
AIRFLOW
SHOUlD
FAIL
The pilot's
windshield
may
be
anti-iced
by
the
following:
1.
WSHLDIRADOME-RAD
Switch
-
WSHLD/RADOME.
This
will
anti-ice
the radome
and
pilot's
windshield
and
give
alcohol
fbw
for
apprOximately
45
minutes.
The amber ALe
AI
light
will
illuminate
when
alcohol
level
is
low.
2.
WSHLD!RADOME-RAD
Switch
-
OFF
when
alcohol
is
depleted
or
clear
of
icing
conditions.
2-70
FAA
APPROVED
4-30-76
REISSUED
2-25-81,
CHANGE
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