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Pilot’s Operating Handbook EA 400 Section 3 Emergency Procedures If runway is not long enough and landing on rough or soft area is necessary: Warning Do not attempt to fly a procedure turn at an altitude below1000 ft. Item Condition Passengers cause to CUSHION FACES Landing Gear UP Wing Flaps DOWN 30° Throttle IDLE Mixture IDLE CUT-OFF Fuel Pump OFF Fuel Selector OFF Magnetos OFF Battery and Alternators, when landing gear is completely retracted and wing flaps are OFF down Warning Stall warning will not be available with electrical system turned off. 3 Engine Failure in Flight Item Trim Aircraft For Mixture Fuel Pump Fuel Selector Alternate Air Magnetos EMER. FUEL P. Switch Instruments Condition 105 KIAS ADJUST CHECK if LOW BOTH OPEN CHECK HIGH if zero fuel flow indiction and fuel pressure indication is inside green arc CHECK for indication of reason for failure. Issued: 15. November October 1999 3-5
Section 3 Emergency Procedures Pilot’s Operating Handbook EA 400 3.3b Air Start If power could be regained: Item Condition Throttle NORMAL Alternate Air NORMAL except in case of suspicion of air inlet icing Fuel Pump AS REQUIRED Mixture AS REQUIRED Land as soon as possible to examine reason for failure If power could not be regained follow the Engine Securing Procedure and the procedure of Landing Without Power. Item Airspeed Alternate Air Fuel Selector Throttle Mixture Propeller Magnetos Fuel Pump Mixture Mixture Mixture Condition 105 KIAS OPEN BOTH FULL OPEN IDLE CUT-OFF FULL FORWARD BOTH LOW OPEN SLOWLY TO RICH OPEN SLOWER if engine begins to fire ADJUST if engine runs smoothly If restarting procedure fails follow the Engine Securing Procedure and the procedure of Landing Without Power. 3-6 Issued: 5. 15. November October 1999
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