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Learjet
60
Pilot's
Manual
IGNITION
SWITCHES
The
IGN111ON
switches,
located
on
the
center
switch
panel,
are
used
to
obtain
continuous
engine
ignition
.
The
switch
controlling
the
left
engine
ignition
system
is
labeled
L-OFF
.
The
switch
controlling
the
right
engine
ignition
system
is
labeled
R-OFF
.
When
an
IGNITION
switch
is
placed
in
the
On
(L or
R
as
applicable)
position,
28
VDC
from
the
corresponding
L
or
R
IGN
CHA
and
IGN
CH
B
circuit
breakers
is
applied
to the
corresponding
ignition
exciter
units
.
IGNITION
LIGHTS
Green
lights
above
each
IGNITION
switch
are
installed
to
indicate
ig-
nition
system
operation
.
The
corresponding
light
will
be
illuminated
when
the
associated
ignition
system
is
operating
either
continuously
(IGNITION
On)
or
automatically
(FADEC
control)
.
ENGINE
INDICATING
ENGINE
OIL
INDICATOR
(Pressure
and
Temperature)
An
ENG
OIL
indicator, to
indicate
the
oil
pressure
and
temperature,
is
provided
for
each
engine
.
The
instruments
are
located
on
the
center
instrument
panel
.
The
indicator
face
is
divided
into
two
semi-circular
scales
-
one
for
pressure
and one
for
temperature
.
Each
scale
has
a
separate
pointer
.
The
pressure
scale
ranges
from
0
to
220
psi
.
The
tem-
perature
scale
ranges
from
-50°C
to
150°C
.
The
temperature
pointer
is
operated
by
a
resistance-type
temperature
sensor
in
an
oil
pressure
line
on
the
respective
engine
.
The
pressure
pointer
is
operated
by
a
pressure
transducer
which
senses
the
pressure
differential
between
the
oil
scavenge
line
and
the
oil
pressure
line
.
Electrical
power
for sys-
tem
operation
is
28
VDC
supplied
through
the
2-amp
L
and
R
OIL
TEMP-PRESS
circuit
breakers
on
the
pilot's
and
copilot's circuit
breaker
panels
.
Refer
to
Airplane
Flight
Manual
for
instrument
limit
markings
.
PM-123
2-11
Original

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