AFI 11-2C-130v3 - BITS
AFI 11-2C-130v3 - BITS
AFI 11-2C-130v3 - BITS
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<strong>AFI</strong><strong>11</strong>-<strong>2C</strong>-130V3 23 APRIL 2012 177<br />
12.10.3.5. Failed Battery Relay<br />
12.10.3.5.1. DC power Switch – BATTERY.<br />
12.10.3.5.2. Jump battery relay by momentarily touching terminals ―A-1‖ to ―A-2‖<br />
using the #10 jumper wire. (See Figure 12.2)<br />
12.10.3.5.3. Check the battery voltage on voltmeter to verify closing of relay. (The<br />
voltmeter should read bus voltage.)<br />
12.10.3.5.4. If battery relay fails to close, (as indicated by no bus voltage on DC volt<br />
meter) bypass the relay as follows:<br />
12.10.3.5.4.1. Remove all power from the aircraft.<br />
12.10.3.5.4.2. Disconnect the aircraft battery.<br />
12.10.3.5.4.3. Install a #4 jumper wire between the A-1 and A-2 terminals. (See<br />
Figure 12.2) WARNING: The ISOLATED DC bus cannot be isolated using bus<br />
isolation procedures. NOTE: When the #4 jumper wire is used on the RCR, the<br />
ISOL DC ON BATT/BATT DISC light will remain ON, even though the<br />
Essential DC bus is powering the Isolated Bus.<br />
12.10.3.5.4.4. Connect the aircraft battery and INS battery. WARNING: Fire<br />
protection is not available for the GTC/APU until the aircraft battery bus is<br />
powered. If an engine fire or nacelle overheat is indicated and battery relay has<br />
opened, install a #4 jumper wire from terminals "A-1" and "A-2" to power the<br />
battery bus. CAUTION: When flying with a dead or otherwise disabled<br />
battery, ensure the DC Power Switch remains in the "BATTERY" position.<br />
12.10.3.6. BSU #1 Failure Bypass Procedure (Used To Correct an Essential AC<br />
Avionics Bus Failure Resulting from a BSU #1 Failure)<br />
12.10.3.6.1. Remove External Power.<br />
12.10.3.6.2. Pull the BSU #1 Power, three phase, ESS AC Bus circuit breaker located<br />
on the pilot‘s side circuit breaker panel.<br />
12.10.3.6.3. Pull the BSU #1 Power, three phase, Main AC Bus circuit breaker on the<br />
copilot‘s upper circuit breaker panel.<br />
12.10.3.6.4. Pull the BSU #1 ESS DC control power circuit breaker located on the<br />
copilot‘s lower circuit breaker panel. CAUTION: When performing jumpering of<br />
BSU connectors J1 to J4 ensure proper phase connections are made (i.e., Phase A<br />
connected to Phase A). Crossing phases can cause damage to equipment<br />
12.10.3.6.5. Remove J1 and J4 cannon plugs from the #1 BSU (See Figure 12.13).<br />
12.10.3.6.6. Install jumper wire on the cannon plugs removed from the #1 BSU (See<br />
Figure 12.14).<br />
12.10.3.6.7. Reset circuit breakers.<br />
12.10.3.6.8. Verify that the ESS AC Avionics Bus is powered.<br />
12.10.3.7. BSU #2 Failure Bypass Procedure (Used To Correct a Main AC Bus<br />
Failure Resulting from a BSU #2 Failure)