JABBARA

Hi,

That is from B 737-400 procedure (SP Section 3) about how to use Rain Repellent.

Rain Repellent Use
Do not actuate rain repellent unless windshield wipers are operating and medium or heavy rain conditions exist.
CAUTION: Do not use rain repellent in an attempt to clean a dry, dirty windshield. If rain repellent is inadvertently applied, do not use the windshield wipers until required for rain removal.
Inflight operation:
Windshield Wiper selector ....................................... Desired position
Rain Repellent switch................... Push and hold momentarily (one at a time)

Within those big thick 4 FCOMs, unfortunately I could not find a bit of information about how to use Rain Repellent on A 330 (despite a mass of useless info presented to pilot).

I appreciate any idea given

Thanks.

tom775257

If you get some on the windscreen when not wanted apparently Coca-cola will get it off nicely. Regarding use, dunno, don't have it installed on the A320s I fly, I assume the A330 would be similar.

spannersatKL

Thought its use was banned under Montreal Convention?

ZAGORFLY

if you esplain me how to post a picture or to "paste " an excell file I will be more than happy to send you the answer your are looking for.

411A

Yes, it was....however some of us still have it installed on the aeroplane

Problem was, the fumes will kill you dead...oddly enough, I didn't know of too many folks that were plastered on the outside of the windshield at 300+ knots indicated...in the rain

hunterboy

I thought it was because the bottle of repellant was behind the pilots seat in the cockpit?

Man Flex 37.5

I think the original fluid was harmful to the ozone layer, we have a friendlier version fitted to all of our A319's which can be used in heavy rain.

MF

Old Fella

"The fumes will kill you dead" Is there another outcome if one is killed?

Jumbo Driver

Warning Toxic!

Rainboe, where are you .. ?


JD

TopBunk

Maybe he leaked and he inhaled the result