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500, 550, S550, 560 and 560XL, ATA: 78-30<br />

New Thrust Reverser Disable and<br />

Lock-Out Recommendations<br />

<strong>Cessna</strong> and Nordam recommend that operators first operate the related EMER STOW switch before disabling<br />

and lock-out of one or both thrust reversers for servicing, maintenance or flight. This action ensures the inboard<br />

and outboard actuators have traveled past the over-center point for installation of the mechanical lock-out tool,<br />

followed by disconnecting the electrical connectors on the thrust reverser control valves.<br />

Note: The EMER STOW switches can be operated by referring to the approved Airplane Flight Manual (AFM) during<br />

an engine run, or referring to the applicable maintenance manual for procedures utilizing external hydraulic and<br />

electrical power sources.<br />

Operators have reported issues with verifying that both inboard and outboard thrust reverser actuators are in the<br />

over-center position when installing the lock-out tool.<br />

Change requests have been submitted to Technical Publications to revise the maintenance manuals for thrust reverser<br />

disabling and lock-out procedures.<br />

Questions, please contact:<br />

Team Legacy<br />

1-800-835-4090<br />

hotline@cessna.textron.com<br />

Team Excel<br />

316-517-1400 (Direct)<br />

1-877-560-3960 (WATS)<br />

teamxl@cessna.textron.com<br />

525, 525A and 525B, ATA: 72-00<br />

Avoid Rapid Throttle Lever Movements<br />

Operators of CJ1+, CJ2+ and CJ3 aircraft should be aware that rapid throttle lever movements forward and aft<br />

should be avoided. Moving a throttle lever forward and aft at least 75 degrees of travel in less than one second can<br />

cause a loss-of-thrust control (LOTC) event, indicated by an amber ENG CTRL SYS FAULT L R annunciator light.<br />

Citation Customer Support has been made aware of FADEC download data provided by Williams, which has indicated<br />

a trend of some “operator-induced” LOTC events.<br />

<strong>Cessna</strong> recommends that operators utilize smoother transitions of throttle lever inputs to avoid an LOTC event.<br />

If an ENG CTRL SYS FAULT L R annunciator light does appear, the applicable L ENG or R ENG FADEC RESET button<br />

can be pressed to clear the fault.<br />

Note: The use of the FADEC RESET button(s) in this manner anly applies to those airplanes with the newest<br />

FADEC software installations:<br />

- CJ1+ (FADEC software P/N CP208.02 found on the FADEC data plate)<br />

- CJ2+ (FADEC software P/N CP294.03.01 found on the FADEC data plate)<br />

- CJ3 (FADEC software P/N CP219.11.06 found on the FADEC data plate)<br />

Questions, please contact:<br />

Customer Service Hot Line<br />

1-800-835-4090<br />

316-517-6261 (International)<br />

hotline@cessna.textron.com<br />

Or:<br />

Williams International Hotline<br />

(USA) 1-800-859-3544<br />

(International) 1-248-960-2929<br />

WIProductSupport@williams-int.com<br />

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www.citationservice.com

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