6.
ENGINE
FAILURES
6.1.
ENGINE
FAILURE DURING TAKEOFF RUN
If
engine fails before rotation: ABORT TAKE
OFF
1.
Throttle Lever
..............................
..
2.
Mixture •..............••••.•.....•••••..•.....•
IDLE
(fully
out
and
hold)
CUT
OFF
3. Brakes •.•...............•••.........••••••.......
AS
REQUIRED
With aircraft stopped
4. Ignition
key
.
..
........
...........................
OFF
5.
Fuel
Selector
.....................
...
..
... ...
..
OFF
6.
Electrical
fuel
pump
............
.
....
....... ... OFF
7.
Generator & Master Switches .....
.....
.
...
.
..
OFF
8. Parking Brake... .
..
... . . . ... . . . .
..
.
.. ..
. ... . . . .
..
ENGAGED
9. Aircraft Evacuation
.....................
.
........
PERFORM if necessary
6.2.
ENGINE
FAILURE AFTER T AKE•OFF
If
engine fails immediately after becoming airborne:
~
Abort
on
the
runway
if
possible.
In case low altitude precludes a runway stop and I
or
engine restart:
1.
establish a glide attitude (
VGLIDE)
;:..
Find a suitable place on
the
ground
to land safely.
The
landing should be planned straight ahead with only small
changes in directions not exceeding 45° to the le
ft
and
45° to
the right.
Any turn would reduce the glide performance.
2.
Throttle
Lever.................................
IDLE (fully out and hold)
3.
Mixture..........................................
CUT
OFF
4.
Brakes...........................................
As
required
With aircraft stopped
5.
Fuel
Selector... .
..
.. ..
. .. . . . ... .
..
.
..
.
..
.
..
. . OFF
6.
Electrical
fuel
pump... .
........
. . .
..
. . . . . .. . . . OFF
7.
Ignition key...........
..
...
..... .
......
.
...
......
OFF
8. Generator&Master Switches.
........
. . . ... . . .
OFF
9.
Parking Brake ... ....
..
.. ..
..
....
.
..
.....
........ ENGAGED
10
. Aircraft Evacuation
.........................
.... PERFORM
if
necessary
2"
d Edition, Rev. I I
Section
3 -
Emergency
procedures
POWERPLANT
EMERGENCIES