Effectivity: 912 i Series BRP-Powertrain page 4-2
OM Edition 1/Rev. 1 July 01/2012
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4.1) Fault indicated by the EMS lamps
EMS lamps
The aircraft should be flown to the nearest available landing site
(Airfield, Airstrip, Airport) if any of the following combinations of
the EMS lamps arise:
- One lamp permanently on, one off.
- One lamp permanently on, one flashing.
- Both lamps permanently on.
- Both lamps flashing.
EMS lamps operat-
ing states
If one of the lamps is flashing while the other is off then limited
flight operation are permitted up to a maximum of 10 hours.
ON = permanently on
Reduce engine power setting to the minimum
necessary and curry out precautionary land-
ing.
LANE A LANE B Action
OFF Flashing Limited flight operation
Flashing OFF Limited flight operation
OFF ON Land the aircraft
Flashing Flashing Land the aircraft
Flashing ON Land the aircraft
ON OFF Land the aircraft
ON Flashing Land the aircraft
ON ON Land the aircraft