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AFI 11-2C-130v3 - BITS

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178 <strong>AFI</strong><strong>11</strong>-<strong>2C</strong>-130V3 23 APRIL 2012<br />

12.10.3.7.1. Pull the BSU #2 Power, three phase, Main AC Bus circuit breaker<br />

located on the copilot‘s upper circuit breaker panel.<br />

12.10.3.7.2. Pull the BSU #2 Power, three phase, ESS AC Bus circuit breaker located<br />

on the pilot‘s side circuit breaker panel.<br />

12.10.3.7.3. Pull the BSU #2 ESS DC control power circuit breaker located on the<br />

copilot‘s lower circuit breaker panel. CAUTION: When performing jumping 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 />

12.10.3.7.4. Remove J1 and J4 cannon plugs from the #2 BSU (See Figure 12.15).<br />

12.10.3.7.5. Install jumper wire on the cannon plugs from the #2 BSU (See Figure<br />

12.15).<br />

12.10.3.7.6. Reset circuit breakers.<br />

12.10.3.7.7. Verify that the Main AC Avionics Bus is powered.<br />

12.10.3.8. *GTC Stalls and Fails to Accelerate to ―On Speed‖<br />

12.10.3.8.1. Hold fingers over the acceleration limiter holes (see Figure 12.3) while<br />

an assistant starts GTC. Place and remove fingers over the holes several times during<br />

the start cycle until the start cycle sustains itself.<br />

12.10.3.9. GTC Fails to Rotate (No start light)<br />

12.10.3.9.1. Check the following prior to proceeding with the Hostile Environment<br />

Repair Procedure: GTC control circuit breaker, GTC fire handle, Isolated DC bus<br />

powered, and check GTC doors to ensure they are fully open.<br />

12.10.3.9.2. For a failed door actuator, (doors open and close but do not fully open),<br />

disconnect the GTC door actuator, at attachment point on inside of upper door. Prop<br />

doors open (use broom handle, fuel dip stick, etc.). Disconnect door actuator cannon<br />

plug and install jumper wire from pin ―D‖ to pin ―E‖ and attempt restart.<br />

12.10.3.9.2.1. When finished with the GTC, attach door actuator to upper door,<br />

remove jumper wire, and install cannon plug back on actuator. Use door switch<br />

to close door.<br />

12.10.3.9.3. For failed door actuator (doors not open or not opened enough to allow<br />

disconnecting of actuator), remove four (4) screws in upper door. This will release<br />

the door actuator attaching bracket on which the door bypass switch is located. Prop<br />

doors open and attempt start. NOTE: Ensure bypass switch is fully extended.<br />

12.10.3.9.3.1. When finished with GTC, close and secure the doors using two of<br />

the four bypass switch mounting bracket screws.<br />

12.10.3.9.4. If the limit switch is suspected faulty, at upper forward area of the<br />

intake, disconnect the two wires to the door bypass switch and connect the two input<br />

leads together. This will bypass the limit switches.<br />

12.10.3.9.5. Start GTC.<br />

12.10.3.10. GTC Fails to Rotate (Start Light On)

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