List of Circuit Breakers Airbus
List of Circuit Breakers Airbus
AIR…………………………………………………………………………………………………...…….
CKPT (FWD CAB) (AFT CAB) (FWD OVHT temp: Duct temp. ≥ 80°C
CRG) (if installed) DUCT OVHT FAULT LIGHT goes out when Duct temp.< 70°C
AFT CRG DUCT OVHT (if installed) And HOT AIR P/B reseted
HOT AIR FAULT Wait 3 min. after PACK’s ON before HOT AIR P/B
be reseted.
IF UNSUCCESSFUL, reset
C/B’s: V17, V18, V19, V20
AUTO TESTE 36 sec.
TRIM AIR SYS FAULT if the warning and the message TRIM AIR HI PR are
triggered when all Trim Air Valves are closed (during
the first 30 sec. after the packs are selected ON or In
flight it all zones heating demands are fulfilled),
disregard them. If not:
Reset HOT AIR P/B
IF UNSUCCESSFUL, reset:
C/B’s: V17, V18, V19, V20
AUTO TESTE 36 sec.
AUTO FLIGHT………………………………………………………………..…………………..………
AP OFF
A/THR
DET FAULT (if installed) Reset both FAC’s, one after the other
REAC W/S DET FAULT (if installed) C/B’s: FAC 1→ B3, B4
FAC 2→ M18, M19
AUTO TEST 90 sec.
COM..................…………………………………………………………………………………….…..…
HF EMITTING (if installed) Check transmition key on ACP, side stick radio
selector or hand mike selector or PTT switch is not in
‘transmit’ position. In the other case deselect the
affected transmission for 1 sec. to reset the caution.
If no selector/key is found in ‘transmit’ position, reset
the affected C/B:
C/B’s: HF 1→ HA 14
HF 2→ (if installed)
ACARS FAULT (if installed) C/B: L6
ELEC.................……………………………………………………………………………………………
EMER CONFIG
ESS BUSSES ON BAT
IDG 1 (2)
DC BUS 1 FAULT
DC BUS 2 FAULT
DC ESS BUS FAULT
DC ESS BUS SHED
DC BUS 1+ 2 FAULT
DC EMER CONFIG
DC BAT BUS FAULT
SMOKE..............…………………………………………………………………………………………..
F/CTL.................…………………………………………………………………………..……….………
FCDC FAULT Switch ON the HYD. pumps only after the AUTO
TEST
The FCDC reset with HYD. pres. may triggered an
warning of LAF DEGRADED
DIRECT LAW
FUEL..................………………………………………………………………………..…………….……
L + R WING TK LO LVL
HYD...................……………………………………………………………………………………..……..
G(Y) (B) RSVR OVHT For Y RSVR OVHT see procedure Y ELEC PUMP
OVHT described below
G(B) (Y) RSVR LO LVL C/B: N32
G(B) (Y) (B+G) (B+G) (Y+G) SYS LO PR C/B’s: HYD. G→ R34, R35
HYD. Y→ N30, Q36, Q37
HYD. B→ C12
HYD. XMTR→ C11
Y ELEC PUMP OVHT If the pump is continuously running and does not stop
when selected OFF, it can be stopped by pulling C/B:
DOORS CARGO→ T12 (if cargo doors are
open)
OR
Y HYD ELE PUMP→ AB6
Y HYD ELE PUMP NORM→ AB3
(See MEL 29-24)
Y ELEC PUMP LO PR
B ELEC PUMP LO PR
ANTI ICE..........……………………………………………………………………………………....……
EIS………..........………………………………………………………………………………….…..……
L/G………..........……………………………………………………………………………………….…..
SYS DISAGREE
GEAR NOT DOWN
BOGIE ALIGN FAULT (if Bogie gear
Installed)
WHEEL…..........…….…………………………………………………………………..…………………
PARK BRAKE ON
BRAKES.............…………………………………………………………………………………..………
NAV…..…..........……………………………………………………………………………………...……
ADR DISAGREE
IR DISAGREE
AIR..…..…...........…………………………………………………………………………….……………
ENG 1(2) BLEED NOT CLSD Reset C/B’s from BMC (see below)
BLEED...............……………………………………………………………………………………..……
APU…..…..........…………………………………………………………….……………………….….…
DOOR……..........………………………………………………………………………………………..…
70 – ENGINES
NOTE reset C/B’s during 10sec; at least unless otherwise specific ……………………………….…...
ECAM WARNING SYSTEM RESET
ENG..……..........……………………………………………………………………………………………
IGN FAULT Reset C/B’s: ENG1→ P39, P41 ENG2→ P40, P42
if unsuccessfull reset FADEC’s (see procedure)
ENG..……..........……………………………………………………………………………………...……
FADEC HI TEMP
FADEC ALTERNATOR
VIB SYS FAULT
THRUST LOCKED (1)
TYPE DISAGREE
(1) A319 and CS.TNG and ON
ANNEX I
CIDS
In the event of a misbehaviour of one or more functions associated to the CIDS the
actions described in the following pages are intended to assist in restoring the correct
operation.
In flight
- THE PASSENGER ADRESS
- THE CABIN AND FLIGHT CREW INTERPHONE
- THE CALL SYSTEM
- THE PASSENGER LIGHTED SIGNS
- THE CABIN ILLUMINATION
On ground
- THE SERVICE INTERPHONE
- THE EXTENDED EMERGENCY LIGHT TEST
For any troubles on the above functions, please go directy to PART I wich gives
Recommendations for resetting the CIDS.
2) The system indicated or interfaced through the forward attendant panel (FAP)
are:
For any troubles on the above systems, please go directy to PART II for a system
Diagnostic and recovery procedure.
PART I
RESET OF CIDS
Note (2)
A reset function is provided on the menu of the PTP (programming and test panel). In
the event of a malfunction of the CIDS the data bus link between the director(s) and
the PTP may also be affected, therefore it is seggested to limit resets to the pulling of
detailed C/B’s, as a reset push button at the PTP, and initiates a power up test only if
the ARINC communication link between the programming and test panel and director
exists.
PROCEDURE A
Condition:
In flight or ground (engine(s) running or not).
Procedure:
Pull the following C/B’s:
Location Panel
G2 49VU
N11 121VU
M5 (and M6 for A319) 121VU
Wait approximatlely 10 sec. if doors are closed, or 30 sec. if doors are open
Location Panel
G2 49VU
G3 49VU
G4 49VU
G5 49VU
N11 121VU
N12 121VU
N13 121VU
N14 121VU
M5 121VU
M6 121VU
M7 121VU
M8 121VU
M9 121VU
M10 121VU
M11 121VU
M12 121VU
M13 121VU
M14 121VU
Q14 (A319 only) 121VU
Wait for 30 sec. and re-engage the following C/B’s, in the order given below:
G3 49VU
G4 49VU
G5 49VU
N12 121VU
N13 121VU
N14 121VU
G2 49VU
N11 121VU
M5 121VU
M6 (A319 only) 121VU
POWER-UP TEST – 50 sec. if doors are close
120 sec. if doors are open
PART II
Note: Cabin illumination is directly contrlled by CIDS but the interface is throught the
FAP
The following procedures can be applied either in flight or on ground, engines running
or not, regardless of whether the doors are open or not unless PROCEDURE A is
applied
ON FAP:
(1) – Press STOP P/B
(2) – Press CLEAR P/B
(3) – Ensure all windows indicate programme 000 loaded, if not enter 000 in
Each memo
(4) – Load the numbers corresponding to the required announcement slowly
(5) – Operate in usual manner
If the PRAM still fails to operate correctly it will be necessary to perform a reset of thr
Pram by
(a) – Pulling PRAM C/B 2RX on panel 2000 VU
(b) – Wait approximately 10 seconds
(c) – Pushing IN C/B 2RX
(d) – Allow approximately 3 minutes for PRAM to initialize
(e) – Enter data as in (4) above
The reset procedure described in PART I for resetting the CIDS to gain control of
function may also be used in the event of a loss of control of the FAP which is
subsequently causing a loss of control of the PRAM in which case PROCEDURE A
(Reset of the CIDS by C/B) should be inserted between point (b) and (c) of the
previous procedure.
Subject to there being no genuine reason for the LAV SMOKE light to be illuminated
(no smoke) after a check of the relevant toilets the light on the FAP and area cabin***
can be extinguished by the following provided that the reporting smoke detection unit
or controller is not faulty.
Note: If the signal was spurious the LAV SMOKE lamp will extinguish, if it illuminates
again the above procedure may be tried only after a check of the relevant toilet area.
Repetitive indications indicate further maintenance trouble on shooting on ground will
be necessary.
The caution light shoud only illuminate in light when there is some positive action to be
Taken by the cabin attendants or when there is some degradation of a system that they
need to know of.
(1) – Push “DISPLAY ON” P/B on the programming and test panel
(2) – Read message displayed on display of programming and test panel
(3) – Take any necessary action as advised by message
(4) – Reset caution light by pushing caution light front face
Note: The message on the PTT will disappear automatically after 5 minutes.
The Caution Light will illuminate automatically after landing if the failure still exists.
D – EVAC Light
If the EVAC warning goes off spuriously then the aural warning in the cabin can be
cancelled by pressing the reset button on Forward Attendant Panel and/or Aft
Attendant Panel. If the EVAC lamp is lit with no aural warning it will be necessary to
activate the EVAC signal via the “comd” P/B on the FAP (provided the EVAC swich
in the cockpit is the CAPT+PURS position), or the EVAC switch in cockpit directly
(which will generate a warning) and then cancel the warning by pressing tha “comd”
P/B or switching the EVAC swich.
Alternatively a reset of the CIDS would correct the situation, see PART I.
VACUUM CONTROL
If the light SYSTEM INOP is ON and the A/C is above 16000’ the reset of C/B’s does
not result. The lavatories could be utilized in normal condition but we need pull the C/B
VACUUM SYS on AFT GALLEY. The WASTE QTY indication will be lost.
Below 16000’ push the C/B in orderto recover the VACUUM SYSTEM.
VACUUM SYS
LAVATORY POWER FWD
LAVATORY POWER AFT LH/RH
A319 / A320
TESTS AVAILABLE ON CFDS
A319 / A320
TESTS AVAILABLE ON CFDS
.
L/G PNEU
LGCIU1 BMC1
LGCIU2 BMC2
BSCU1
BSCU2 APU
TPIS (*) SELF TEST
NAV ENG
ADR1 EIU
IR1 FADEC 1A
ADR2 FADEC 2A
IR2 EVMU
ADR3 EIU2
IR3 FADEC 1B
RA1 FADEC 2B
RA2
DME1 TOILET
DME2
ILS1
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ILS2
VOR1
VOR2
RADAR1
RADAR2
ADF1
ADF2
ATC1
ATC2
MLS1
MLS2
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HUD
GPWC
GPSSU1(*)
GPSSU2(*)
TCAS
A319 / A320
...................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS.............................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
..................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS...........................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
...................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS..........................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
...................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS..........................................................
SELCAL M4 121 VU
VHF 1 G9 49 VU
VHF 2 L4 121 VU
VHF 3 L5 121 VU
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
..................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS...........................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
...................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS..........................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
..................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS...........................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
..................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS...........................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
..................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS...........................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
..................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS...........................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS.............................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS.............................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS.............................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS.............................................................
STBY COMP LT H4 49 VU
TAXI & TAKE OFF-CTL W9 122 VU
TAXI & TAKE OFF-TAXI W8 122 VU
TAXI&TAKE OFF-TO W7 122 VU
TST BOARD SPLY X6 122 VU
WHL WELL LTG DOME X8 122 VU
WHL WELL LTG OUT X7 122 VU
WING STROBE V5 122 VU
XFMR 115V 5V ESS BUSS H3 49 VU
ADF 1 H14 49 VU
ADF 2 (note 1) K2 121 VU
ADIRU 1 & AOA 1 (26 VAC) F7 49 VU
ADIRU 1 (115 VAC) F6 49 VU
ADIRU 2 (115 VAC) N7 121 VU
ADIRU 2 (26 VAC & AOA) N9 121 VU
ADIRU 2 (28 VDC) N5 121 VU
ADIRU 2 PWR SHED N11 121 VU
ADIRU 3 (115 VAC) N6 121 VU
ADIRU 3 (26 VAC & AOA) N8 121 VU
ADIRU 3 (28 VDC) N4 121 VU
ADIRU 3 SWTG SPLY F9 49 VU
ADIRU 3 SWTG SPLY N10 121 VU
ATC 1 G11 49 VU
ATC 2 K7 121 VU
DME 1 G14 49 VU
DME 2 K6 121 VU
ILS 1 (notes 2,4) G12 49 VU
ILS 2 (notes 2,4) K9 121 VU
MMR 1 (notes 2,4) G12 49 VU
MMR 2 (notes 2,4) K9 121 VU
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
..................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS...........................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
..................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS...........................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS.............................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS.............................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM
A319 / A320
................................................LIST OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS.............................................................
NOTES:
(1) A320 (2) for A320-211 (3) for A320-214 (4) A319 (5) for A319 |||| CS-TTG
(6) for A319 |||| CS-TTL (7) for A319 from CS-TTH (8) for A319 from CS-TTM