Well if you look at the top of the page you paste it shows 318 319 320 321 BUT not 330
My 330 QRH calls those little things on the overhead panel Computer reset push buttons. THEY ARE NOT CIRCUIT BREAKERS...
Here is the same page from the 330 QRH:---
80.17A 330-3** QUICK REFERENCE HAND BOOK
ABNORMAL AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES 15 FEB 13
COMPUTER RESET - GENERAL RESET OF COMPUTERS This table lists the computers that may be reset following abnormal behavior, or a detected fault. Most of the computers' reset capability is provided on the overhead RESET panel: Those with an asterisk* are reset on the system control panel. To reset a computer: ‐ Set the related normal cockpit control OFF, or pull the corresponding reset pb, ‐ Wait 3 s, if a normal cockpit control is used (unless a different time is indicated), or 1 s if a reset pb is used, ‐ Set the related normal cockpit control ON, or push the corresponding reset pb, ‐ Wait 3 s for the end of the reset.
WARNING Do not reset more than one computer at a time, unless instructed to do so.
The following table lists the various computers for which manual reset capability is provided: • On the overhead RESET panels, • On the system control panel. For each computer reset, the table lists the effects and/or precautions where applicable ("NIL" indicates no additional effects and/or precautions apply). ‐ A computer reset has to be attempted when: • recommended by an ECAM procedure or • recommended by a paper procedure. ‐ In all other circumstances, where a failure is suspected or detected, there is no specific recommendations as to whether a reset should be performed or not, except those where a reset is specifically forbidden. Manual reset on ground triggers complete power up test.
Last edited by nitpicker330; 20th Sep 2013 at 08:55.